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MujkicHaris
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Hawking Radiation
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Getting into a lot of old school classics these days. Loving it : ❤❤❤
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EverydayBeast
thinks Halo Infinite is a new graphical benchmark
Antichrist, mechanical animals were just plain good, those are the best.
Slipknot honors the metal brand, the original and Iowa are the best, why? Because it's the best of slipknot.
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MujkicHaris
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digital_ghost
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Just found these guys. Don't care for the songs with vocals. But the instrumental songs are pure bliss. They all sound like a great video game track.
Very easy to chill / relax to.
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Wildebeest
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MujkicHaris
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Chuck Berry
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Another banger from my boys 2nd album circa 1996. Awesome bass line. Cool solo. Probably one of their more “accessible” songs.
MujkicHaris
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RAÏSanÏa
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Discovered the band in the weeks leading up to a 2007 hottest women of metal tour headlined by Lacuna Coil. Got to see The Gathering before Anneke left the band after they replaced Within Temptation.
From Beautiful Tragedy to Godmode
still sounding new and crisp
Inspired by the Rebis eclipse this spring?
From Beautiful Tragedy to Godmode
still sounding new and crisp
Inspired by the Rebis eclipse this spring?
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Drake
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So I've decided to jump into the world of Buckethead. Outside of Soothsayer and maybe another song or 2 I haven't listened to much of his discography. I know he has the pike series where he'll sometimes release 5 albums a month (and has released something like 650 albums total). It's insane. So I started by googling what is the best Pike album and the consensus seems to be Pike 65. And holy shit, what a place to start. This is really some next level stuff. So I'll probably be on a Buckethead kick for the next few weeks.
Shadow1414
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My favourite singers are Ava Max, Miss Amani, Jen Ledger, Beth Crowley and Britney Spears. I also listen to Hollywood Undead, Skillet, Blackpink, Simple Plan, and Thousand Foot Crutch. I like the genres Rock, Pop, Nightcore, K-Pop, Anime and Cartoon OSTs, and—to a lesser extend—Rap.
AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
Oasis in lieu of the reunion news. Rumours had been hard circulating for a few months now but good to see it officially confirmed, will be getting tickets Saturday morning.
Annoyingly I had always been able to say I was at their last ever show, no longer the case, but whatever - this tour's gonna bring the country to its knees. Knocked up a setlist earlier and they have too many bangers to even fit in one show. Biblical.
Annoyingly I had always been able to say I was at their last ever show, no longer the case, but whatever - this tour's gonna bring the country to its knees. Knocked up a setlist earlier and they have too many bangers to even fit in one show. Biblical.
nightmare-slain
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i must admit i am not a huge oasis fan but of course i know all the big hits... who doesn't? i might try get a ticket to a show in edinburgh or london but i'm not holding my breath.
this is huge that they are back. i suspect there are many people like me who would love to see them.
i was in london a while back when liam was doing a show. i didn't even know he was playing but i was going by the o2 arena and saw loads of people with oasis tops and then i saw he was playing.
AV
We ain't outta here in ten minutes, we won't need no rocket to fly through space
They'll be adding loads more shows if you miss out, no chance that's the full run. They could probably sell out that Manchester park for a good while before they do festivals / world tour.
Both brothers are really on form live at the moment, it's the right time for the inevitable reunion. Will be carnage both getting tickets and at the shows
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nightmare-slain
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i can't stop listening to Judas Priest. i've obviously heard of them years ago but never really listened to them. so yeah i'm late. Rob Halford is a fucking legend.
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that drum intro is fuckin sick.
he. is. the. PAINKILLLAAAAA
(flashing warning)
that drum intro is fuckin sick.
he. is. the. PAINKILLLAAAAA
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kevboard
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i can't stop listening to Judas Priest. i've obviously heard of them years ago but never really listened to them. so yeah i'm late. Rob Halford is a fucking legend.
(flashing warning)
that drum intro is fuckin sick.
he. is. the. PAINKILLLAAAAA
this is THE quintessential Heavy Metal song in my opinion.
if someone asked you what Heavy Metal is, this song would be the answer.
it is basically a perfect representation of Heavy Metal (or True Metal as some would call it, although it is now more and more customary to call this subgenre Heavy Metal, and the overarching genre group just Metal)
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kevboard
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I was always passingly interested in Spock's Beard, but never a dedicated fan or anything. just the occasional song or two I'd come across and like.
but then when I found the side group some of their members formed, called Pattern Seeking Animals, I was drawn in way more than I ever was to Spock's Beard.
while similar, at first glance, their philosophy of how they release music makes it all feel more casual and off the cuff, which I quite like.
their whole schtick is that they want to release a new feature length album every single year, and basically they did so ever since 2019 (although not quite they only had 4 albums in 5 years)
it's basically Spock's Beard but at a smaller scope and a bit more experimental I think.
after that essay (lol) I should also link a song I guess
Much Ado, by Pattern Seeking Animals:
but then when I found the side group some of their members formed, called Pattern Seeking Animals, I was drawn in way more than I ever was to Spock's Beard.
while similar, at first glance, their philosophy of how they release music makes it all feel more casual and off the cuff, which I quite like.
their whole schtick is that they want to release a new feature length album every single year, and basically they did so ever since 2019 (although not quite they only had 4 albums in 5 years)
it's basically Spock's Beard but at a smaller scope and a bit more experimental I think.
after that essay (lol) I should also link a song I guess
Much Ado, by Pattern Seeking Animals:
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