KRANG Posted January 22, 2005 Report Posted January 22, 2005 hmm.. je ne sais pas.. nisam otišao. ali koliko mogu da skapiram, bili poslednji. tenis? šta je sledeće? golf? snobe!!! hahaha -- bio si na rem, a? kako billo? Quote
Kent Posted January 22, 2005 Report Posted January 22, 2005 tako ti je to, neko svira decurliji koja ga izglasaju kao poslednjeg, a neko ispadne lame, pa ode na rem. bilo je....... dobrih riba..... eno, naskrabao sam nesto dole na rem temi, da se ne ponavljam Quote
BodyRemover Posted January 22, 2005 Report Posted January 22, 2005 (edited) ocigledno je da je puna barem 1/6 flase sto se na slici moze i videti. + bi mogao da skeniras sliku u kojoj je ovekovecen momenat kada je flasa stajala normalno u odnosu na facata debelog tinejdzerina. nisam stigao da gledam tekmu sinoc. jel se vratio artest? (kad se vratio onil moze i on, jebiga) poz Edited January 22, 2005 by BodyRemover Quote
KRANG Posted January 22, 2005 Report Posted January 22, 2005 nije se vratio.. dobio je oni 70 utakmica suspenzije, tako nešto.. džermejn je dobio 7-8.. nešto smešno.. artest se neće vraćati do (mogućeg) finala konferencije.. -- e, i nemoj sad da se vadiš.. provaljen si fejkeru! hahaha Quote
Buddha Posted January 26, 2005 Report Posted January 26, 2005 Callisto "True Nature Unfolds" CD 8/10 - [Fullsteam] I'm not familiar with this Finnish act, but this is their debut full-length, and with it they unload nearly an hour of intense material very much in the vein of acts like Isis and Cult of Luna, with moderately paced tempos and plodding rhythms layering thick chord progressions with subtly droning layers of melodic textures interspersed with softer clean passages and atmospheric breaks. Numerous guest contributions also spice things up with occasional smatterings of electronics, slide guitar, glockenspiel, saxophone, cello, additional male/female vocals, etc. – with the lead vocals taking on an aggressive snarl that's somewhere between growling and screaming. The tracks all tend to run five to eight minutes, give or take, with a very consistent throbbing pulse to the tempos and accents of the rhythm section, especially in the almost hypnotic "Cold Stare", which has quite a few curious chord phrasings and uses of discordant melody involved. "Limb: Diasporas" brings in some very nice dissonant riffing that's reminiscent of some of Burst's slower work, accenting some of the dynamics with excellent female singing for a short time. "Storm" tops nine minutes and opens very slowly with some distant drones and clean guitars against simple basslines and soft percussion, bringing back some of the female singing before distortion kicks in around the three-minute mark – later dropping back to a middleground range for one of the record's longest instrumental passages (of which there are a good many). It's "Caverns of Khafka", though, that's one of the immediate standouts… something about its emotional melodies and effective use of repetition (with faint shifts for added impact) immediately hits home – even as an instrumental (a similar approach is taken in the more menacing "Worlds Collide" as well). "Like Abel's Blood Cried for Revenge" is a little more straightforward with some of its note choices, which I very much enjoy too. Overall the tracks are generally heavy both literally and even more so in suggestive atmosphere, as some of the playing and tones aren't necessarily so directly in your face. I have no complaints about the recording. The vocals sound great, the percussion is resonant and natural with a good snap, the guitars are densely textured but have an open sort of vibe that really lets the bass open up and play a major role, etc. The mix is also rather clear, so despite there being a lot of minor details, nothing feels neglected, and there are also no gaps, so it's cohesive and full throughout. The layout also looks quite nice, with lots of abstracted landscape photographs littered with random textures and symbols with the lyrics in clean text arranged amongst the clutter. There's some metallic gold ink to spice things up, and overall everything's really interesting. The lyrics are curious as well, at times hinting at a strange spiritual sort of connotation, and I can't tell if it's a concept for the record or something actually being advocated in some way: "Separation from the body of Christ. Town divided in numerous districts. The globe all covered by wanderers. They roam with no direction. The holy land, the promised land – your time will come and they will be returned." Damn fine work overall. Thus far both of the releases I've heard from Fullsteam Records have been rather impressive – making me interested to hear more from the label. This disc is going to be re-released on Earache Records sometime in early-2005, which should make it easier to get a hold of, so if you don't feel like grabbing a copy from Fullsteam for some reason, definitely keep an eye out for the wider release through Earache (though I wonder if it will look as nice as this one does). Recommended… especially for fans of the darker and more destructively intense side of the Hydra Head kind of roster. Running time - 58:07, Tracks: 10 [Notable tracks: Cold Stare, Caverns of Khafka, Like Abel's Blood Cried for Revenge, Worlds Collide] Quote
Buddha Posted January 26, 2005 Report Posted January 26, 2005 ova je sa doom-metal.com, malko je bolje napisana; There comes no end to the number of quality depressive metal/rock bands from Finland. Callisto is the latest to be added to the impressive list. This band from Turku made a brilliant debut album, positioning itself comfortably close to deities of the melodic dark metal genre like mid period Katatonia and Opeth. The ten songs offered on this album are very diverse in terms of their structures, execution and general ‘feel’. However despite the variety, the album stays beautifully focused, as all tracks are inspired by a similar emotion of melancholy. Apart from the abovementioned bands, glimpses of acts as diverse as Neurosis, Mar De Grises, Ulver and Godspeed you black emperor! come to mind. Although the main vocal delivery is limited to harsh grunts and screams, a plethora of session musicians and guest vocalists add depth, emotion and essence to the compositions. Be it the addition of ambient landscapes, the use of such ‘unconventional’ (for rock standards) instruments as glockenspiel, saxophone and cello, unexpected female vocals etc: each track hides a pleasant surprise, an unusual twist, an extraordinary moment of excellence. Callisto managed to produce a dark metal album of very high and consistent quality. It is a strong recommendation to anyone who enjoys emotion, melody and genuine melancholy in their music (and who doesn’t?) Reviewed by: Kostas Panagiotou Quote
The Watchtower Posted February 16, 2006 Report Posted February 16, 2006 (edited) Andrew Schneider to mix the new album. It is now confirmed that Andrew Schneider (Cave in, Keelhaul, Eden maine etc.) will mix the upcoming Callisto album in his studio in New York, USA. The mixing will take place in February 2006. Expect a release later this spring. . . . The new album is currently being mixed and everything is sounding great. Artwork is also taking shape now and the mastering date is set 1st of March. Things are rolling on and we let you know about the date of release as soon as we find it out. Edited February 16, 2006 by The Watchtower Quote
Kent Posted February 16, 2006 Report Posted February 16, 2006 tesko, otisao pre pet minuta na REM. i? kakav bio taj rem?? Quote
BodyRemover Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 prekini s ovim sranjem kente. sta si imo za dorucak u vrticu te daleke '83 godine i tako dalje... Quote
Kent Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 javi se na pp ako imas nesto da mi kazes u lice Quote
Buddha Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 picko! mislis da si faca ako mozes da prozivas ovako po forumima! voleo bih da te vidim licem u lice da mi to kazes! Quote
Kent Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 "jaki na recima, a pizdje do neba" Quote
azal Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 callisto me smorio koliko se secam. Quote
BodyRemover Posted February 17, 2006 Report Posted February 17, 2006 (edited) bre! Edited February 17, 2006 by BodyRemover Quote
GNARK Posted May 23, 2006 Report Posted May 23, 2006 (edited) callisto >= col (blaga nijansa na stranu callista) a nikad nisu više ličili.. noir i somewhere along.. i naravno.. meni (metal) album godine. my 2c Edited May 23, 2006 by GNARK Quote
Out Of Time Posted May 23, 2006 Author Report Posted May 23, 2006 necu slusham dok ne nadjem original... nije u redu prema druga dva albuma... Quote
Buddha Posted June 5, 2006 Report Posted June 5, 2006 nije mi se svideo album. zao mi je, KRANG Quote
Thulе Posted June 5, 2006 Report Posted June 5, 2006 (edited) jel to vaš konačan odgovor? razmislite još malo.. da vas podsetim, imate neograničeno vreme za razmišljanje i tri vrste pomoći. Edited June 5, 2006 by Johnny Dopp Quote
Buddha Posted June 5, 2006 Report Posted June 5, 2006 evo, iskoristio bih jednu pomoc. pozvao bih prijatelja. Quote
Thulе Posted June 5, 2006 Report Posted June 5, 2006 kad sam rekao 3 vrste pomoći, mislio sam na operaciju... 1) operaciju ušiju 2) operaciju mozga 3) menjanje zvučnika sa kojih si čuo ovaj fantastičan album, tj pimp my speakers operaciju -- jebeš mi mater, sve već mogu da provalim ovde, ali god procenjujem da li će se tebi svideti album - uvek se zajebem. ozbiljno, što ti se ne sviđa? Quote
Buddha Posted June 6, 2006 Report Posted June 6, 2006 pa ne znam, vise mi nekako vuce na Amorphis rasviravanje.. ona Wormwood je dobra pesma, ali ceo album mi nekako nema neki punch Quote
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