I feel so different!
Sure, why not.
Love it.
I guess I'll join in.
Helloween and Iced Earth look to be standing right next to each other in that list. That's a lot of denim. I must admit, it's been a while since I've scrobbled so that list might look a bit different now, but who am I kidding probably not.
Search deeper into your heart for you know it to be true. Not just anyone can up and start a trend/subgenre regardless of how shitty its influence turns out to be in the greater scheme of things.
Yeah, shitty recordings will always have their charm especially in grindcore/crust circles.
kvlt as fvck
Yeah, but Kenny's voice can be a bit much after awhile. They're great too, though.
A man of fine taste. My band played with Nasum last summer when they headlined Obscene Extreme which was set to be their last show post-Mieszko (RIP). They KILLED. Rotten Sound frontman Keijo Niinimaa took over vocal duties and he did a fine job. We were at the very edge of the backstage area cheering them on and I remember at one point during "Inhale/Exhale", they replaced the words with "Obscene/Extreme" and the organizer of the event had tears in his eyes. It was incredible. We met with them after the show, gave them our CD, snapped some pics and had a few laughs. Amazingly down to earth people although Anders seemed to keep to himself most of the time (we were told he's like that). It was a fucking dream. Too bad Mieszko wasn't there.
Of course but the novelty of cassettes is apparently unshakeable.
Bit late to the party (overall charts
http://www.last.fm/user/OmegaDragon
Those who have last.fm, how do you use it? I primarily used it for the stats, but now I don't really care about them anymore. My last.fm charts are heavily biased towards my digital collection now.
For finding new music, it hasn't been that helpful to me. I did find some more artists via the similar artists on an artists page, but I haven't done that often. Same thing for the generated recommendations, I did find some, but I ignored most of them. The best resource on last.fm was the user forum for me.
I also sepnd quite some times on the forums of certain group. My favourite was a group centered around a game, where you had to recognise metal songs from small samples. Very fun and a nice way to test your knowledge/memory. I made quite some rounds for it, maybe I can upload some if people are interested.
Two of those band are another list, kvlt status revoked!
Do you have your player on at all times or something? Cause that's a lot of tracks for six months. Just listening to the first three artists would require 8% of the total time of those 6 months.
Surely it most be possible to have that sound on CD/MP3.
Nasum first, I like that. And Death in June high up there too.
I only use last fm for stats, to search for concerts and comment on a few message boards (mainly Roadburn one)
They have now this thing http://www.lastfm.es/discover that is kind of cool to navigate and find stuff.
I think last fm had a great opportunity to become a Spotify killer, had it taken the music streaming part more seriously. Also, I don't know why Spotify does not try expand their platform by becoming more of a community like last.fm is. Weird that we have two different platforms that could copy a lot from each other and yet they don't.
A man of fine taste. My band played with Nasum last summer when they headlined Obscene Extreme which was set to be their last show post-Mieszko (RIP). They KILLED. Rotten Sound frontman Keijo Niinimaa took over vocal duties and he did a fine job. We were at the very edge of the backstage area cheering them on and I remember at one point during "Inhale/Exhale", they replaced the words with "Obscene/Extreme" and the organizer of the event had tears in his eyes. It was incredible. We met with them after the show, gave them our CD, snapped some pics and had a few laughs. Amazingly down to earth people although Anders seemed to keep to himself most of the time (we were told he's like that). It was a fucking dream. Too bad Mieszko wasn't there.
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