Random BM diskusija [If You're a False, Don't Entry]

[morbid god]

[lemmy sixx]

De ste braco blekeri!

[morbid god]

dje si druze uspokojeni.

[Grobodan]

Lemi, ime teme je "Opsta gej black metal vruca zimska diskusija", a ti uporno dolazis ovde iako mrzis BM. Da li to zelis nesto da nam kazes, da spremamo krem?

[morbid god]

Bukake.

[lemmy sixx]

Lemi, ime teme je "Opsta gej black metal vruca zimska diskusija", a ti uporno dolazis ovde iako mrzis BM. Da li to zelis nesto da nam kazes, da spremamo krem?

 

Ne mrzim ja BM,to sto pricas su gnusne insinuacije. Nemorate spremati krem,ja dodjem cisto da vas pozdravim,da vidim kako ste,je li sve u redu...ima li nekih novaca...ritualnih zrtvovanja...i tako...

[morbid god]

Uvjek dodjes praznih ruku, ka po obicaju. Al zato odes punih usta. Kome u ruci, tome i u guzici.

[Talvi]

Idemo, anti-humanism se vratio i to sa poslasticom za religiozne medju nama:

 

http://www.antihumanism.com/2010/02/a-formula-for-orthodox-black-metal/

http://www.antihumanism.com/2010/02/why-do-you-listen-to-metal/

 

Edited February 21, 2010 by Talvi

[Grobodan]

Ekstra, taman sam pošao da spavam i vidim ovo, biće mi lepi snovi

[morbid god]

Obecao sam da necu vise da komentarisem

[Brynhildr]

Ni pomena DsO? Pfft.

[Grobodan]

Valjda zato sto se oni ne eksponiraju u javnosti, Watain je tu najvise na udaru.

U sustini, ima covek pravo bar za pola, samo ja bas i ne volim te pljuvacke blogove.

[Vozd Jovan Pogani]

SAMO KLASA...

[Grobodan]

Alcest i Les discrets mi se ulivaju na komp

Posle toga 1349

[Talvi]

Ne znam jesmo li spominjali, Sarke svira na Brutal Assault-u ove godine a postava je sledeca:

 

Nocturno Culto (Darkthrone, Satyricon, Vidsyn)

Sarke (Tulus, Khold, Sensa Anima, Valhall, Old Man's Child)

Cyrus (Susperia, Old Man's Child, Satyricon, Crownfall, Sensa Anima, Dimmu Borgir)

Asgeir Mickelson (Enslavement of Beauty, Highland Glory, Ihsahn, Lunaris, Scariot, Spiral Architect, Thornbound, Vintersorg, Borknagar)

Anders Hunstad (Tulus, El Caco, Autopulver, Morten Abel)

 

pa vi vidite.

Edited February 22, 2010 by Talvi

[Grobodan]

Jesi skinuo 1349, kolega?

[Talvi]

Vec stiglo? Uf jbt, pa morao bih.

[Svart]

Cekaj, oni to vec izdali novi? Da zaborave na onaj sto pre, ne ponovio se

[Grobodan]

Da, sprcali nešto za 9 meseci. Time je svaki integritet koji su imali u mojim očima pao u vodu (OK, možda mjuza bude bila dobra, govorim o onome što je njima očigledno najbitnije)

[oʞɾoƃ]

Jebe mi se baš za njihov integritet, verovatno su samo izvadili rifove iz šteka koje su sklonili kad su pravili abortus i nastavljaju da praše po pički.

[Grobodan]

Naravno, ali daju nepresusan izvor prcanja, kao Shining live pictures

[oʞɾoƃ]

Hoćeš da kažeš da su moji omiljeni bendovi fail?

[Grobodan]

Aj necemo o muzici, to nema svrhe, ali moralno - apsolutno

 

edit: self promotion

MAIESTRIT

 

NEGURA BUNGET

 

Lupus Lounge CD

 

 

For those of you who have been living under a rock in the last few months, it should be said at the very beginning that „Maiestrit“ is the last fruit of collaboration of „classic“ Negura Bunget line up (so to say). Just when they have reached the heights of popularity with magnificent „Om“ (released way back in 2006.), Negura announced that they have split up, but soon thereafter drummer Negru gathered the new crew and decided to continue under the old monicker. That decision was met with the scorn of the other two old members Hupogrammos and Sol Faun who have founded the new unit called Dordeduh. We all have yet to hear the new stuff from both sides as „Maiestrit“ is not the new release of Negura Bunget in the true sense of the word – it is re-recording of their „Maiastru Sfetnic“ full length, which was originally unleashed in 2000. by Romanian label Bestial Records. The idea of recreating this piece of history was incepted before the break up and the initial work (drums and guitars) has started in 2007. but Sol Faun and Hupogrammos finished everything else in the summer of 2009. Now that we got this complicated history of „Maiestrit“ all sorted out, we shall go further on with this scribble... I must say that my homeland Serbia was one of the first lands that have accepted Negura’s unique brand of black spirituality; if I remember well, thay have had concerts around here way back in 2000. I have seen them live for the first time in 2003. in Belgrade if I am correct (I still have the flyer of that gig lying around, but I simply cannot find it right now), and on that occasion I have bought all their releases on tape format (save the tapes!); so I feel a little bit nostalgic about the original „Maiastru Sfetnik“, but I will try to judge this new offering the best I can... Obviously, the sound is vastly improved and the instruments got more space and differentiation between them so everything is much cleaner. You will not have to try hard to distinguish one instrument from another, as it was the case with the first version . The drums are louder in the mix and more comprehensable, it should be said that Negru improved his drumming skills over the time very much as he wasn't so sure in his playing skills in the early days of the band. And also the vocals are not buried in the mix but instead they are up front. I must say that I haven’t noticed some drastic changes in the songs’ arrangements, only some guitar parts and vocal patterns are a bit adjusted but nothing drastical. Keys have the lions’ share of creating the atmosphere (as first time around) and the new sound did them much justice. „Maiastru Sfetnik“ took some advantage from its murky sound to create very obscure aura, while „Maiestrit“ is much more precise but the power of the songs will embrace your soul nevertheless, and that is the proof of the album’s strength. „Maiestrit“ is nicely rounded up with 2 bonus tracks, acoustic renditions of „A-vint in Abis“ and „Plecaciunea Mortii“, which are a treat for themselves. Solely composed by Sol Faun and Hupogrammos, the songs were given the new dark life. The main roles are played by drums, keyboards, clean gutars (electric from time to time) and bass, which must be mentioned separately as one can hear very rich bass lines – a thing for compliment for sure. So what you get here is not some shitty live / demo bonus track-ripoffs but instead true reinterpretations of Negura sound which wil excite everyone into their ambient side. All in all, I think that you have realised by now that „Maiestrit“ is very carefully done re-building of „Maiastru Sfetnic“, where the guys paid a lot of attention on every detail but trying to keep the original aura of the initial creation as close as possible. It is up to everyone individually how they will accept „Maiestrit“, but I feel that it is totally recommended to Negura fans. I for one will always stay attached to „Maiastru Sfetnic“ forest-friendly foggy sound but sure as hell I had some very good time with „Maiestrit“ and see myself listening to it often in the future.

Edited February 22, 2010 by Grobodan

[Grobodan]

[oʞɾoƃ]

Videh maločas, plače mi se.