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This is how I feel like after the holidays:

Am I the only one that sees it? (Yes, I am a child sometimes.)

SIGH x Apocalyptica Just imagine if Dr. Mikannibal had joined the band around Hangman's Hymn. MUCC x AVICII Because why not? MIYAVI x The Rasmus This collaboration would go along with The Rasmus' "death pop" sound. But who knows? kyo and Kaoru of DIR EN GREY x Slayer In this scenario, Kaoru could fill in the second guitar as a guest and have a duet of sorts with Tom Araya and kyo. (That's if Gary Holt isn't their full time guitarist.) BORIS x Mastodon Imagine the sludge baby that could come out from this collaboration. BABYMETAL x Lady Gaga A nice Japanese pop meets Judas Priest influenced music to commemorate their tour together. (Why Judas Priest? Isn't Gaga a big fan of them as well?)

I never got the hype behind Korra in the first place. I tried to watch it, but the characters seem off and I stopped as soon as it appeared to do the whole "Let's fight in a tournament!" thing that has plagued the likes of DBZ and Yu-Yu Hakusho.

That is a massive setlist.

This doesn't even make sense. It's like a Japanese rep describing Slayer as "Intesnity that is seen as if it was like four Captain Cavemen picked up music instruments and played heavy metal."

Could we just have the underneath back? I meant, I won't complain.

The artwork reminds me of this scene from Archer. (Mostly due to the dog.)

M'lady-kei.

Finally got around to watching The Devil is a Part-Timer. Not bad.

I'm actually lost with your list. Off to Youtube I go! Willie Nelson & Norah Jones- Baby It's Cold Outside Cannibal Corpse- Time to Kill Is Now AVICII- Hey Brother DIR EN GREY- 鱗 (Uroko) Athlete- The Outsiders grief of WAR- Built My Brain Lorde- Tennis Court ZZ Ward- Put the Gun Down Sigh- Introitus/Kyrie Mastodon- Oblivion Lots of good tracks here, but I'm going with Uroko for the moment mostly because ARKKUUEEEEEEE.

I went ahead and replicated one of the setlist. Not bad at all.

It's a Christmas cracker if anyone is curious.

I tacked てふてふ before The inferno. So that it would fit the pattern of two songs in romaji and two songs in kanji. Also: someone posted the list of original composers (based on their song-by-song analysis in niconico stream) 1. Un deux - 薫 2. 咀嚼 Soshaku - 薫 3. 鱗 Uroko - 薫 4. Phenomenon 薫 5. Cause of Fickleness - Shinya 6. 濤声 Tousei - Die 7. 輪郭 Rinkaku - 薫 8. Chain Repulsion - 薫 9. Midwife - Toshiya 10. 禍夜想 Magayasou - Dir en grey 11. 懐春 Kaishun - Dir en grey 12. Behind a Vacant Image - Dir en grey 13. Sustain the Untruth - Dir en grey 14. 空谷の跫音 Kuukoku no Kyouon - 薫 15. The Inferno - 薫 16. Revelation of Mankind - Dir en grey and Zero - 薫 てふてふ Tefutefu: - Die * "Dir en grey" = composing roles of the said song were not discussed in detail during the stream (even though chat room swarmers are speculating that "Kaishun" is Die's song too...) (*薫 = Kaoru) Kaoru dominating that songwriting (He should be ashamed for writing "The Inferno" though) I figured as such since Kaoru probably drew influences from Slayer on The inferno. Maybe.

Exactly. I'm just not technical enough to label what I was hearing. That's why I put wubdub in quotation marks the first time around. Anyway, everyone is better off putting and Zero as the first track on the main disc, it really does set the whole mood for the album.

Clearly this is the deluxe version. Anyway, I did not notice the "dubstep" in Midwife until DMX pointed it out.

Well yeah, but I didn't expect a lot of wrestling fans here.

I thought I preordered on time with CDJapan that I should get it today already. It hasn't failed in the past with their previous releases.