Lestat

So this arises from the vault.

Both covers of KAMIJO's upcoming self-cover album "Royal Blood -Revival Best-".

I AM SCREAMING — http://fallout.bethsoft.com/

I will just never unsee this again.

So can Masa join Black Gene for the Next Scene now as a second guitarist? (And get his red coupe back)

I figure you won't be able to find much else on Amazon except for the GazettE, and I doubt that is strictly what you're looking for. I suggest looking at bands their websites and official stores and place orders through shopping services. You won't be able to receive any items in the next three days, but it's probably your only chance on legitimate merchandise.

That's not what I am saying, but alright — if that's how you interpret it. Anyway, I am not ready to follow Riku for his person, and seeing that this band is chariots disguised as a session band I doubt the sound will be much different from chariots, unless they're willing to actually revise their writing. His behaviour has been completely out of line in his last days of 凛 and I doubt he'll be willing to drop the grumpy-old-man attitude.

^ Because session bands aren't normally formal bands with releases and a steady formation?

He'll probably just change their bandname to "C", because this is basically chariots.

What the fuck.

Yes, I get it that I don't have friends and never go out unlike everyone else, you don't have to keep shoving it down my throat.

The band just finalized their first anniversary of their second period by celebrating the event with a —according to sources— bombastic live. Unfortunately there doesn't seem to have been made an announcement of a following release, but this seemed hardly necessary during their explosive performance. One of Kisaki's favoured ESP-modelled basses, formerly used in his period on Syndrome, has finally seen its darkest of days after a relentless trashing.

I am not sure if I'll be there to honour my own suggested theme because I'm sick with the flu, so... Oh well, irony.

John Wick (2014) depicts nothing more or less than absolute brutality in the form of an ex-hitman stumbling back onto his past as an aftermath of the death of his terminally ill wife, and the savage murder of his dog and theft of his 1969 Mach 1 Mustang muscle-car after an encounter with New York's kingpin Viggo Tarasov's son, Iosef (played by Alfie Allen respectively, losing his testicles in both this movie and in Game of Thrones as his portrayal of Theon Greyjoy, or better known as "Reek"), who after this occurence becomes the main target of headliner John Wick. This story holds a loose plot, a ruthless tally of a barbarous 119 casualties on screen in the span of a mere 100 minutes of film, and a bloodthirsty Keanu Reeves manoeuvering himself through illegal hotel-and club hostings with a series of gun-shots and jujutsu techniques, leaving nothing but death in his wake. This was certainly enjoyable, fast-paced and meant for those who'd like to sit through an action-packed movie with little plot or backstory being told. This movie isn't shying away with censorship, for almost every death is detailed (but quick), and the camera never loses a moment of action. Character development is tossed completely aside and instead the box-office's sole focus goes out to pure slaughter and the impact this man used to have on the Russian mob.

They're bland, end of story.

Who would be able to reach Bergen op Zoom by train and actually be able to travel back at night? It's on an out-end of the country, I'd love to go but I won't sit in a train for 2,5 hours for them without a possibility to return the same night.

Being the clusterfuck that K-Pop is, it became hard to differentiate between artists and groups. There are a few I enjoy, but I probably keep confusing names and faces because most of them look, and sound the same. A few groups and artists I can name which I enjoy from time to time are VIXX, DMTN, XIA Junsu and I think that's actually it already.

Kiss Die. Marry Toshiya. Kill Kaoru (or Kyo, for the other match-up). Mr. Yada Mr. Hoshiko Mr. Tommy

^ You forgot 'Cabinet' on bass. Furniture kei, new thing?

How about a musical theme? (This sounds lamer than I intended it to be) Anything from musical adaptions to movies, to actual musicals performed on stage.

I have always found the Beatles to be terribly overrated. Their songs all sound the same and there is nothing that stands out as 'amazing'.