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Don't know if this has been posted but I keep seeing the name around. LEGO BIG MORL ....what exactly are they trying to convey with this?

They asked me, "What kind of music you want fam?" Just fuck my shit up

Also this one, I've been drinking heavily so don't judge me

For Japanese rock in general, I would introduce them to X-Japan, Siam Shade, Dead End/Morrie, Anthem, and Loudness. Gods in the J-Rock pantheon (in my opinion).

Really cool stuff, I dig it. The instruments remind me a bit of Anthem. Keep up the good work!

Chilling with some friends last night, I'm not in the picture but I found this humorous.

Currently; 1. Megaromania 2. Pierrot 3. Malice Mizer 4. X-Japan 5. Luna Sea 6. Buck-Tick 7. Kagrra, 8. Due'le Quartz 9. Vanir 10. iLLUMiNA Been on an oldies kick recently, this seems pretty close to my core list of favorite vk bands but it changes a bit every couple months

I'm gonna have to go with Kisaki simply because that thread here that was exploring his past and these tapes and stuff was absolute gold. Haven't had such a good musical related laugh in quite awhile.

I'm a mix between shadow and historian I think. I don't tend to tell anyone outside of the Jsphere my tastes in music, and I do have an extensive knowledge of western music also to cover my tracks. However, I like to research band history etc.. Still, there's a ton I don't know.

A couple good band names: Bathtub Shitter Billy and the Sluts

I'd never heard them before this thread, and I'll say I had ill preconcieved notions about them. I always thought they were like one of those late 90s to mid 2000's emo style bands. I'll have to check them out in the future.

I am constantly in search of fresh beats. It fluctuates on what I actually listen to, but normally when I explore I think to myself 'Hmm what's the genre gonna be today/this week/this month'.. and I go from there. I like to dig deep down the rabbit hole, and I love learning about the history of the bands, who they were associated with, inspired by, etc. Basically some kind of savant. (Which isn't exactly some self praise)

I just finished up to current on I Am A Hero. Man I can't get enough of zombie stuff.

Sorry to dredge up a slighly older thread. I generally don't listen to Oshare kei, but Aicle has always been a guilty pleasure for me. I've never introduced them to my real life friends, nor have I blared it from a car or anything, but it is a band I come back to frequently. For Oshare kei (and visual kei in general) I feel like they are very special. Everything generally fits really well together, and you can tell they put alot of effort into their music. Also, their guitarists are absolutely excellent. Sadly, I believe the scene will never see another band quite like this, especially in terms of raw talent, effort, and uniqueness. This is a case of a relatively unknown band when they formed who came to dominate their niche.

Well, I just want to say thank you. I was listening to some stuff you posted and I think VANIRU is extremely sick. Kind of reminds me of a few others I've heard recently, The Mortal and KA.F.KA. I really love Masquerade of Cosmic!

My buddy has been getting into An Cafe recently. We do song rotations while we drink, and the other night he played like 10 songs from them in a row when his turn came up. I WANT TO GOUGE MY EYES OUT AND PIERCE MY EARDRUMS WITH A HAIRPIN

While I find both bands really good, I'm going to have to go with Versailles on this. Personally, I feel like Versailles never put out an album that let me down and they are very musically consistent. When you listen to Versailles you know what your'e getting. D on the other hand, while generally consistent, has had a few off putting albums that I just couldn't get into. I'm not saying D is bad or anything though, I'm a huge fan Asagi. Also, I personally tend to listen to music more for the instruments (and those sick solos), and I think Versailles just has that aspect on lockdown.

Me and my buddies have a joke band called Shitcore Polkafest. Me on vocals, a friend on accordion, two friends who play guitar, and a drummer. (No bass lol) We only played once as a joke at our local pub, it was a blast. Our official genre is black polkacore.

I can make vegetarian sushi and roll it by hand, and cook pretty much anything. I've worked as a professional cook for a number of years. To make Maki; 1. Lay out your Maki mat 2. Lay out shocked (boiled in water and then thrown in icewater and dried) collard greens covering the mat from end to end 3. Add Enoki mushrooms, sliced carrots, wasabi pickles, daikon sprouts, and top it with arugula. Add a pinch of mixed S&P 4. Roll it up (harder than it sounds) and cut it into eighths Some other dishes I can make include bulgogi, handmade ravioli, pizza from scratch, chutney, all kinds of crap. But personally when I'm cooking for myself I just prefer to make easy mac or some ramen

Hello and welcome! I recommend the band 12012, a little old, but a pretty great heavy vk band.