Talvi

Meni se nesto cini da cemo u buducnosti cuti samo takve stvari od njih. Mislim, nezavisno od Kolosa i svega ostalog, oni ce sad na Evroviziji da osete "mrs" komercijale, pa kad krenu menadzeri, fensi zurke, nastupi po jutarnjim programima... nema tu vise "Reclaim"-a. "Pa sva ta droga..."

Nope. Nego, preslusa li neko Elimi, kako vam se svidelo?

Jbt, Aprile, zasto mi to radis?

Kuku, faila.

Ja jos analiziram sliku, znaci zena ima biceps kao ja butinu, jebes ovo. Sa ovom sargarepicom bih vec razgovarao.

Brate, ja ne bih imao nista protiv ove iz After Forever ali samo kad bih imao 120 kg ciste misicne mase, u suprotnom zajebi.

Moram reci, sto se mog licnog ukusa tice: poslednji Leprous > "After".

Sta, vracamo se na pevaljke? Ok onda, da obnovimo gradivo:

@Marcoman: Ako dobro shvatih Rusa, 4, 8. i 9. pesma su na 128, ostalo je 320. Nisam ga ni sam jos skinuo, ali nikakvi voiceover-i se nigde ne spominju.

Ajmo i ovde, novi Massive Attack: Link

Izvol'te album.

Nocturnal Art Productions is auctioning Samoth's (EMPEROR, ZYKLON) personal spikes and leather armbands via eBay. These are rare and highly exclusive items! These four armbands are sold as one item: 1. One pair of leather armbands. Worn by Samoth on many of the EMPEROR "IX Equilibrium" photo shoots. Also worn on Samoth's individual photo on the "IX Equilibrium" album. 2. One basic leather armband. Worn by Samoth on several tours, and also worn on the official live DVD "Emperial Live Ceremony" 3. One custom made spike leather armband. Worn by Samoth on several tours, and also worn on the official live DVD "Emperial Live Ceremony" Can be signed by Samoth upon request. The starting bid is $300. The auction ends on January 14. Visit the auction page at this location.

I ja sam saznao za njih preko REX-a. Odmah sam nabavio "Extreme Hatred" i jako mi se svideo, odlican album, ali sam najvise od svega vrteo obradu "My Belief" od Possessed-a koju su odvalili za sve pare. Bas bedak sto se raspadose posle tog albuma. A jos veci bedak je sto im je bubnjar umro 2004.

Pre neki dan uhvatih na tv-u onaj novi spot i moram priznati da je pesma hitcina za sve pare.

Norwegian progressive metal upstarts LEPROUS will once again serve as legendary EMPEROR frontman Ihsahn's backing band for his upcoming appearances at the Wacken Open Air and Brutal Assault festivals in Germany and the Czech Republic, respectively.

Vaistinu, bolje pitaj Gojka, on je mag za to.

A u KURAC!

Hahahahahah, zamisljam Jovana na Evroviziji.

Combichrist je predgrupa na certu.

Ako nekoga zanima, predgrupa na turneji je Combichrist.

Catchy je refren, ali ne na KoK nacin. Anyway, i ako ovi prodju ja cu verovatno navijati za zemlju koja uvek salje najbolje pesme, pa ce i ove godine sigurno biti tako: :mhihi:

Sta je, bre, ovo???

Jebote, citam i ne verujem. Dajte jos ovoga, obozavam ove stvari.

Revolver magazine recently spoke with KORN frontman Jonathan Davis and bassist Reginald "Fieldy" Arvizu about the band's forthcoming ninth album, which is said to be a return to the group's earlier sound. "We experimented with a lot of cool stuff on our last two records [2005's 'See You On The Other Side' and 2007's untitled effort], but we didn't want to do another record like that," Davis explained. "So we said, 'Let's strip it back again. Let's do this as a four-piece and make it real raw like the old stuff." KORN worked on the new CD with producer Ross Robinson, who helmed the band's first two albums, 1994's "Korn" and 1996's "Life is Peachy". "We figured if we're gonna go back [to the early KORN sound], we should do it with Ross," said Fieldy. "And it was great. Even though we hadn't seen him in years, it felt just like old times." He added, "We made sure that every song we were working on had everything that represents the integrity that you hear on [KORN's 1994 debut]. There's on faster, really heavy song that's pretty different for us, but the rest is a combination of everything we were in '93. It's funky; it's heavy; it's melodic. It's everything, man. It's KORN." KORN's forthcoming effort was tracked last October at the band's studio. "We recorded everything on tape, just like we did in the old days," said Davis. "And we didn't stack four or five vocal parts like I usually do. I'm singing one part for every song, which was scary. It's just me and the microphone, and you can really hear the emotion." As part of Robinson's tireless quest to wring every last bit of emotion from his artists, he encouraged Davis to revisit past traumas to fuel his performance. "He used any kind of ammunition he had to get me into that headspace where I felt like I wanted to scream and run away," Davis said. "I basically went fucking crazy making this record. When I was done, I was emotionally gone and in tears and everything. And the memories don't just go away. I'd brew on 'em all day. It was rough." KORN's ninth studio album is now being mixed for a June release.