Posted: Thu Dec 27, 2007 2:33 am
Lostprophets- burn burn
Eisbrecher - Phosphor
German metal is awesome.
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Posted: Wed Jan 02, 2008 5:26 am
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 1:58 am
is that like "du hast"
by...uh i cant remember
by...uh i cant remember
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:34 pm
Rammstein.
Posted: Thu Jan 03, 2008 4:41 pm
"Saturday" - Fall Out Boy
No worries, I'm braced for a wave of hate.
Next on the playlist:
"Code Red" - Nonpoint
No worries, I'm braced for a wave of hate.
Next on the playlist:
"Code Red" - Nonpoint
Posted: Fri Jan 04, 2008 4:34 am
you are the keeper of all knowledge.evolutionmovement wrote:Rammstein.
and fkyx,
they're not that bad, i still listen to them now and again.
and...
DragonForce
Through the fire an flames <---- song makes you realize how pitiful and insignificant your life is compared to the guitar players...
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:11 am
Eisbrecher - Entlassen
Wow. I just got Antikörper in the mail today, and I can tell you this CD is going to stay in my car stereo for quite a while.
Wow. I just got Antikörper in the mail today, and I can tell you this CD is going to stay in my car stereo for quite a while.
Posted: Tue Jan 08, 2008 2:18 am
Marching Bands of Manhattan- DCFC
Sleeping In- Postal Service
Sleeping In- Postal Service
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 12:59 am
Steve, many moons ago you suggested Godspeed You! Black Emperor to me. It's too bad I'm just now taking that suggestion. I could have used it a few months ago.
Very good music to calm me down. I was listening to Providence on the way home today, and I took 45 minutes to get home, just because I was in absolutely no hurry.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - She Dreamt She Was A Bulldozer, She Dreamt She Was Alone In An Empty Field
Very good music to calm me down. I was listening to Providence on the way home today, and I took 45 minutes to get home, just because I was in absolutely no hurry.
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - She Dreamt She Was A Bulldozer, She Dreamt She Was Alone In An Empty Field
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 4:01 am
Beat Farmers: Baby's all liquored up
Posted: Fri Jan 11, 2008 4:40 pm
Thrill Kill Kult - Velvet Edge
Mike, yeah that band's great for sitting back and imagining a post-apocalyptic world. Dead Flag Blues is my favorite. I'm thinking of writing a book based on the visions I've gotten listening to these guys and the book, The World Without Us by Alan Weisman (which is just awesome).
Mike, yeah that band's great for sitting back and imagining a post-apocalyptic world. Dead Flag Blues is my favorite. I'm thinking of writing a book based on the visions I've gotten listening to these guys and the book, The World Without Us by Alan Weisman (which is just awesome).
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 1:36 am
I had originally posted this as "What's that book about?" and then my brain started functioning. Can I assume it's about a world after the human race has gone extinct?
Subway to Sally - Meine Seele Brennt
Man, I am on a German kick lately.
Subway to Sally - Meine Seele Brennt
Man, I am on a German kick lately.
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 2:13 am
That Old Black Magic - Glenn Miller
It's a speculative non-fiction examining what would happen if we suddenly disappeared. He researched everything from oil refinery fail safes to New York City subways to domesticated animal/plant history. I found it extremely interesting and strangely hopeful.
It's a speculative non-fiction examining what would happen if we suddenly disappeared. He researched everything from oil refinery fail safes to New York City subways to domesticated animal/plant history. I found it extremely interesting and strangely hopeful.
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 2:27 am
Three Little Birds - Bob Marley
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 5:29 am
yeah you are!subyluvr2212 wrote:
Man, I am on a German kick lately.
ha ha
i've been listening to too much hip hop.
time for some scary kids scaring kids. hell yes
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 5:32 am
hells yes x2SubaruNation wrote: time for some scary kids scaring kids. hell yes
Posted: Sat Jan 12, 2008 5:59 pm
Seed of Memory - Terry Reid (The Devil's Rejects Soundtrack)
It's the song from the end credits. . .
It's the song from the end credits. . .
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 5:59 am
whoa you like scary kids?asc_up wrote:hells yes x2SubaruNation wrote: time for some scary kids scaring kids. hell yes
THAT IS AWESOME!
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:00 am
hahaha i have just about every song of theirs downloaded.
i listen to them, chiodos, the devil wears prada, etc...
haha.
i listen to them, chiodos, the devil wears prada, etc...
haha.
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:02 am
Dude, SWEET!
i love chiodos.
so do you like senses fail?
have you heard drop dead gorgeous?
you probably like rise against too then right
i love chiodos.
so do you like senses fail?
have you heard drop dead gorgeous?
you probably like rise against too then right
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:09 am
hahaha.
sense fail is awesome.
and yeah i saw Drop Dead, Gorgeous at a show in seattle
i haven't heard of that last band though....
sense fail is awesome.
and yeah i saw Drop Dead, Gorgeous at a show in seattle
i haven't heard of that last band though....
Posted: Sun Jan 13, 2008 6:14 am
YOU SAW DROP DEAD GORGEOUS IN CONCERT!
god dam it i'm jealous
thats so sweet, -the show must go on- is their best song.
you've never heard <band> Rise Against </band> ?
god dam it i'm jealous
thats so sweet, -the show must go on- is their best song.
you've never heard <band> Rise Against </band> ?
Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 1:46 am
Steve, that reminds me of something I read in my *gulp* nature writing course I took in spring of 07.
Don't remember the author or title of the work, and I sold the book back, but he was basically saying how it was virtually a statistical certainty that the human race would one day disappear, and most importantly how it was okay with him. He said that we humans are far too proud of ourselves and that we need to recognize that we are merely a part of nature. Apparently, also, we are one of nature's failed experiments, and when we are rid of, the earth will eventually return to its previous glory.
If I somehow stumble across the title, I'll post it.
Unheilig - Freiheit
More German, more evil, more difficult to locate.
Don't remember the author or title of the work, and I sold the book back, but he was basically saying how it was virtually a statistical certainty that the human race would one day disappear, and most importantly how it was okay with him. He said that we humans are far too proud of ourselves and that we need to recognize that we are merely a part of nature. Apparently, also, we are one of nature's failed experiments, and when we are rid of, the earth will eventually return to its previous glory.
If I somehow stumble across the title, I'll post it.
Unheilig - Freiheit
More German, more evil, more difficult to locate.
Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 7:27 pm
sorry to interject..
that would make sense wouldn't it?
i mean we will kill ourselves with either carbon or overpopulation, and then a virus/bacteria will mutate to more than we can medically handle and then yeah it will be over.
and wont the carbon that is in the atmosphere eventually return to the earth, and be buried under everything?
and thats all...sorry
senses fail: Lost and Found
that would make sense wouldn't it?
i mean we will kill ourselves with either carbon or overpopulation, and then a virus/bacteria will mutate to more than we can medically handle and then yeah it will be over.
and wont the carbon that is in the atmosphere eventually return to the earth, and be buried under everything?
and thats all...sorry
senses fail: Lost and Found
Posted: Mon Jan 14, 2008 8:29 pm
No Rain - Blind Melon
This book didn't really focus on what caused our demise or anything. It was all about how everything we've made would decay, how long it would last, and how long the natural things we've stressed would take to recover if they are recoverable (some things would go extinct because of our demise as they are too weak a population to survive without us). He really researched just about everything in depth. I found it fascinating with a lot of interesting things to consider. There was even speculation about what intelligent life may replace us thousands of years from now and, if there was something, what it would likely find left to show we were here (not much, depending on how many thousands of years). It made me wonder if there really was a great civilization that preceded the known ones of Mesopotamia by several thousand years. Depending on the geography of the civilizations' location, there'd very believably be little to nothing left to find even if we knew where to look.
The way I see it, this place is school and we're here to learn something. I found it reassuring how things would recover and move on as if we were never here. Nothing really ends - it just changes state. And I like that thought.
This book didn't really focus on what caused our demise or anything. It was all about how everything we've made would decay, how long it would last, and how long the natural things we've stressed would take to recover if they are recoverable (some things would go extinct because of our demise as they are too weak a population to survive without us). He really researched just about everything in depth. I found it fascinating with a lot of interesting things to consider. There was even speculation about what intelligent life may replace us thousands of years from now and, if there was something, what it would likely find left to show we were here (not much, depending on how many thousands of years). It made me wonder if there really was a great civilization that preceded the known ones of Mesopotamia by several thousand years. Depending on the geography of the civilizations' location, there'd very believably be little to nothing left to find even if we knew where to look.
The way I see it, this place is school and we're here to learn something. I found it reassuring how things would recover and move on as if we were never here. Nothing really ends - it just changes state. And I like that thought.