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I love all their albums so I'm sure I will love this too. btw. why haven't there been any bitching about that aLbUM TiTle? like with "sustain the UNtruth" or whatever that was

Looks like the new Run The Jewels leaked. edit. RTJ themselves put it up for download now so you can DL it "legally".

BADBADNOTGOOD and Ghostface Killah will release an album together in February.

THE NOVEMBERS. I have always wanted to like this band but just couldn't get into them for some reason. Then I decided to try "zeitgeist" again and goddaaamnn it's so good. I will probably never understand why I once thought that it was boring.

Only band I really listen to is Rosso. Interesting to see I'M FLASH BAND, though. 1. lynch. - NEW PSYCHO PARALYZE 2. ONE OK ROCK - 皆無 3. cocklobin - rein 4. Epik High - Mr. Doctor (feat. Yankie) 5. RENTRER EN SOI - 星屑の螺旋 6. Tool - Rosetta Stoned 7. Heaven In Her Arms - Iron Wire And A Canary 8. X JAPAN - CELEBRATION 9. cali≠gari - JAP ザ リパー 10. 椎名林檎 - 宗教

Cold Fever - Road movie about a japanese guy who travels to Iceland to perform a memorial(?) ritual on a river where his parents drowned. He has to travel across Iceland to get to the ricver and all kind of shit happens and the people he meets are interesting to say the least... Some things seemed a little absurd to me but that just made the film funnier. The main character did a decent job and the landscapes were beatiful. nOT BAD.

Youth Of The Beast - Directed by Seijun Suzuki who directed 40 films in 11 years between 1956 - 1967 and about a dozen films after that. This movie is considered to be his breakthrough. The plot is similar to Yojimbo and A Fistful Of Dollars but this time it's set in the yakuza world. Violent, stylish and highly entertaining, just the way I like it!

Finnish record store in a closing-down sale but they're all gone now.

NIL has some stuff I like but DIM is just more consistent and the songs are much better so DIM it is.

thank you god and death stars, that was so good

I'm usually very picky about horror movies but I found some interesting ones in this thread and I'm going to watch them. Thanks, just wanted to say that

Nice. I hope it's better than the last one.

that was pretty good!

voted, it changed

damn, that sounds familiar

BORN, huh. Haven't been listening to them in ages, kind of lost my interest. 1. Merry - 最果てのパレード 2. Birds in Row - Cages 3. Merry - ニセモノ天国 4. Million Dead - MacGyver 5. Heavenstamp - Dreaming About You 6. Mastodon - Capillarian Crest 7. Jess And The Ancient Ones - Twilight Witchcraft 8. ONE OK ROCK - Break My Strings 9. 黒夢 - HELLO, CP ISOLATION 10. 蜉蝣 - 光の影 What can I say, I'm a Merry fanboy

A Colt is My Passport - Probably one of the more famous of "Nikkatsu" films, A Colt Is My Passport is a mix of noir and spaghetti westerns. Even the theme song is very western-like and it plays many and many times in the film. It's very catchy song and there's different versions of it for various moods (jazzy, surf). The ending is great ! Tokyo Drifter - Another well known Nikkatsu film. This isn't as good in my opinion. It is quite confusing at some points but style-wise it looks good. The colors are beautiful. The Outlaw Josey Wales - One of my favorite westerns. There's so many classic scenes: "Dyin' ain't much of a livin', boy."

I voted for Uroboros but now I'm having second thoughts after listening to Kisou again. What a great album.

I'm often listening to a song and I'm thinking "I like this song" and when the song ends and a new one starts I forget the earlier song. This doesn't happen always but still sometimes. So what I'm trying to ask is that how many times do you usually have to listen to a song to be able to remember it? Do you forget it instatly after it ends; you remember that the guitar riff was great or it had a catchy melody or something but just can't recall how the guitar riff or the melody went. Can you even say that it had a catchy melody if you forget it almost right after the song ends? Do you remember anything about the song except that it was good until you listen to it again? Does it depend on the song? I hope that wasn't too confusing. Let me know what you think.

My preferred format is CDs just because I spend so much time in my car. I usually buy records and tapes only when it's something rare or limited or not available on cd. Some of my favorite albums I have on both CD and tape.

Just ordered these; Dir en grey - A Knot Of DVD Merry - Nu Chemical Rhetoric CD Alice Nine - Alpha CD & DVD Kemuri - 77 Days CD Jay Z & Kanye West - Watch The Throne CD I don't even like Alice Nine and I've never listened to Kemuri (I think they're some sort of ska punk) but all of those were 1,90 € each so I had to buy

Blade Runner - Over 30 years old and still looks amazing! Can't say the same for many movies. Once Upon A Time In The West - This movie is a real work of art. And that music.