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An aide to Sen. Rand Paul who had taken heat recently for his past as a pro-Southern secessionist has resigned his position as the senator's new media director.
Moira Bagley, Paul's representative, confirmed Monday that Jack Hunter had submitted his resignation and the senator has accepted it.
Hunter, who once used the persona "Southern Avenger" while hosting a radio show, will resume his career as a political pundit, according to the Daily Caller.
"I've long been a conservative, and years ago, a much more politically incorrect (and campy) one," Hunter said in an email to the conservative news outlet. "But there's a significant difference between being politically incorrect and racist. I've also become far more libertarian over the years, a philosophy that encourages a more tolerant worldview, through the lens of which I now look back on some of my older comments with embarrassment."
Hunter had made a number of provocative comments about race and was also a member of the pro-Southern independence group League of the South before he started working for Paul.
Hunter had previously written articles praising John Wilkes Booth, who assassinated Abraham Lincoln, and acknowledged that he toasts Booth's birthday annually.
The character "Southern Avenger," which Hunter described on his website as an "anonymous super hero/ pro-wrestler persona," wears a mask printed with the Confederate flag. The website is temporarily offline.
Paul, who is considering a bid for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination, has spent much of his trips to early voting states this year encouraging a more welcoming attitude among Republicans. The Kentucky Republican told a crowd of New Hampshire GOP activists the party needs to "grow bigger."
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A former working farmstead in the heart of the Pays de La Loire, La Roultiere is perfect for relaxing in rustic surroundings.
When there are so many gites to choose from in the Loire region, why choose La Roultiere as your holiday base? Well, firstly you will get the warmest welcome! Secondly, La Roultiere has a spirit of community and un-hurried pace that is so often lost in a hectic modern lifestyle. Thirdly and most importantly, it is the perfect antidote from work or school, a secluded haven, away from the crowds, and it seems, time.
To preserve the tranquility of the surroundings, and with respect to all the guests who holiday here, we have chosen not to install televisions in the gites. With La Roultiere being a TV free zone, you can be released from your normal routines, really relax and forget the outside world. Please do however feel free to bring your ipod and dock for use inside the gite!
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JASPER – The party on the banks of Lac Beauvert at the Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge was rocking Friday night when a well-built stranger caught the attention of many.
The gathering of 70, many in chic ski gear and bopping to the sound of disco music, was surprised when a nosy wolf showed up.
"He looked confused and had probably strayed from a pack and wandered from the protected wolf corridor that runs through the golf course," said Alisha Chelsom, the Fairmont's public relations manager.
"The corridor is used in winter by wolves, cougar, coyote, elk and deer moving from one side of the valley to the other to hunt or feed."
The wolf's interest did nothing to dampen spirits at the Veuve Clicquot in the Snow champagne party, now an annual event and, like Christmas in November, co-sponsored by the Journal.
My eyebrows raised on the ski hill next day when a JPL staff member showed me recent photos of an elk downed by a wolf pack, whose members were still licking their lips.
Chelsom went to some length to note the recent kill on the frozen Athabasca River was some kilometres away from the lodge.
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After the lakeside bonfire party, Edmonton pediatrician Dr. Michael Bowman and his wife Cristina Stasia were disappointed when they found the JPL was not on the same cutting edge of culture as themselves.
"Back in our room with friends, we decided to open more champagne and I called room service to ask for a sabre," said Stasia.
"I wanted to knock the top of the bottle off the way French cavalry officers once did when handed a bottle of champagne by farmers."
Room service called back to make sure the call was real and then asked what a sabre looked like.
"What we wanted to do sounded dangerous, but they said they'd look into the matter," said Stasia. "I said we were both doctors and held sable-cutting diplomas from the Sabre d'Or in Reims, in the heart of French Champagne country."
No sabre could be found. Stasia said the couple will return next year with their own. They are building a new home and a sabre is high on their wish list of house-warning presents.
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Ashleigh McIvor, who won the women's first ski cross gold medal at the 2010 Vancouver Olympics, led the way onto the slopes Saturday and gave skiers tips and helped with a fun race.
But she soon found herself giving lessons one-on-on when Edmonton's Scott Parker, Veuve Clicquot's regional manager, invited McIvor to make a run with CTV etalks' host Tanya Kim and producer Ryan Thompson.
"I began skiing this year," said Thompson. "I didn't know until later we were on an advanced skiers' black diamond run. I fell often."
Kim, a more experienced skier, also had a major wipeout.
"Fortunately, Ashley was very patient and gave us lessons that helped us down," said Thompson.
McIvor suffered a bad knee injury last year and says she has retired from racing.
"I don't miss competitive skiing," she said. "But it's hard to see girls I can beat doing well."
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Top hats and boas were offered to guests Saturday night at a feast worthy of royalty and prepared by the JPL's executive chef Derek Ingraham and his team.
Veuve Cliquot 2004 Vintage Reserve washed down the Lobster Galette and a 2004 Vintage Rose was paired with Leduc County Duck Breast.
In the wee hours, some lucky guests enjoyed the last sip of the Lodge's own Rooftop Honey Lager.
Chef Ingraham collects honey from the bees he looks after in six hives on the resort's roof and some of it is used to help make the beer.
"I'll be driving to Big Rock brewery in Calgary next week with 200 pounds of honey to have our second beer batch made," said Brent Dallimore, the Lodge's food and beverage manager.


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It has become a national problem - the knockout game. It's a "game" played by largely young black men who try to "knockout" an unsuspecting victim with one punch.
Apparently some of these thugs haven't gotten very good at this game!
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It has become a national problem - the knockout game. It's a "game" played by largely young black men who try to "knockout" an unsuspecting victim with one punch.
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By Attorney Rees Lloyd
December 6, 2013
December 7, 2013, Pearl Harbor Day, marks the 72nd anniversary of the Japanese air attack on U.S. naval and air installations at Pearl Harbor, HI, at 7:53 a.m., Dec. 7, 1941, without a declaration of war. It was then the worst attack on American soil in history: Some 2,403 died, 2008 of them Navy personnel; another 1,178 were wounded. Eighteen Navy ships, including the U.S.S. Arizona, were sunk or damaged. Almost all the planes at the island bases were destroyed or damaged while still on the ground.
President Franklyn D. Roosevelt memorably called December 7, 1941, "a day which will live in infamy" in his dramatic speech to Congress, which then declared war on Japan. Only the sneak attack on America by Muslim jihadist terrorists on 9-11-2001 in New York resulted in more deaths.
But for many Americans of this generation, the significance of Pearl Harbor is not fully known, or appreciated. One for whom it does "live in infamy," is Pearl Harbor survivor S. J. Hemker, now 94, of Banning, California. A retired U.S. Navy veteran, and an American Legionnaire, Hemker remembers Pearl Harbor up close and personal:
"Ordinarily, we would have been at sea, we were at Pearl Harbor because we had to repair an engine that had been sabotaged at the shipyard back in California. I was up on the fantail of our ship, the USS New Orleans, a heavy cruiser, with the Chief Master at Arms. The Quartermaster was there, getting ready to raise the flag," Hemker recalls.
"It was 7:55 a.m. when we saw the Japanese planes. They were flying so low I could see the pilots' faces in the cockpit. They were grinning at us as they went down toward Battle Ship Row. Grinning at me and the Chief. They were so close, you could have thrown something at them and hit them. A potato, maybe. They were that close. Just skimming the top of the water. Torpedo planes. The pilots grinning at us," Hemker reluctantly, but vividly recalls.
"The loudspeakers blared: 'Man your battle stations – the Japs are attacking.' All hell broke loose. It was terrible, horrible, …," he says, pausing in his remembrance.
"I spent the next eight hours down in the magazine loading for our five-inch anti-aircraft guns. We fired everything. If we had been hit, that would have been it for us in the magazine. We would have been blown up. We had a big crane over the top of our ship. I think that's what saved us," he states matter-of-factly as to his own circumstance., then somberly relates:
"The Arizona capsized. Thirteen hundred men went down with her. Half the guys I was with in boot camp died on the Arizona. That's where the Memorial is today. They say that oil still leaks out every day. Those guys…they're still down there," Hemker says quietlyy, his voice trailing off, as if physically turning away from a memory, and reality, which is still too painful to talk about.
Getting Hemker to talk about it at all is no easy task. Like many of his fellow World War II veterans, he still doesn't talk about his war experiences, never expects any thanks or gratitude, and never, ever boasts about it, despite the fact that after Pearl Harbor he served America in battles and combat zones for the duration of WWII, in the Korean War, and in Vietnam.
Hemker is a widower whose wife died 19 years ago. His three sons all served in the Vietnam War. Hempker, still roguishly handsome and possessed of a sly sense of humor, charms the ladies in the Legion Auxiliary with country gallantry. He is universally admired by his comrade veterans in the American Legion. "I'm not able to do what I used to do, but I do what I can," he says.
Reflecting on Pearl Harbor seventy-two years after surviving it, Hemker, who has lost his eyesight but not his vision for America, observes: "We Americans should never forget. If we forget our past and those who died, we won't have a future. A free one, anyway. Look at what happened on 9-11. More people were killed on that day then were killed at Pearl Harbor. It can happen again."
"I don't think people remember Pearl Harbor and what it means, the way they used to do," Hemker concludes. "That's too bad. A lot of us can't forget. An awful lot of really good people died to keep America free. They shouldn't be forgotten."
Go here to view the article on NewsWithViews.com - http://www.newswithviews.com/Lloyd/rees150.htm
Rees Lloyd, a one time ACLU staff attorney, is the co-founder and director of the Defense of Veterans Memorial Project of the American Legion Dept. of California, and a member of the Victoria Taft Blogforce.
Hey Reds fans, you wanna go to Redsfest this weekend? Well, be listening Wednesday morning at 8:35 for your chance to win! Brush up on your Cincinnati Reds trivia! Be the 1st correct caller and you'll win!
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Redsfest Highlights • Dec. 6-7, 2013
FOX Sports Ohio Redsfest presented by PNC Bank at The Duke Energy Convention Center
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Redsfest has grown to more than 300,000 square feet of activities,
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The first 12,000 fans each day will receive a free Reds winter scarf and drawstring backpack. With paid two-day Redsfest admission, fans also will receive a voucher good for one free View Level ticket to any April home game, including Opening Night on April 2. (subject to availability) Tickets are on sale now at reds.com, by phone at (513) 381-REDS, at the Great American Ball Park box office and at select Kroger stores with Ticketmaster retail outlets. Tickets will also be available at Redsfest starting Friday at 9 a.m. and Saturday at 7 a.m.
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Can it get any easier for the Yankees? No White Sox, Red Sox, or Angels. Those are the only teams when healthy that I think would have had a prayer against the Yankees.
The Tigers, what a joke! 19-31 in their last 50 games, choked away the division, got whipped by the Yankees in the regular season. Got swept by the Royals at home to end the season. Not a chance, Yankees in a sweep.
Then in the ALCS, A's or Twins. Neither lineup scares you. Yankees have owned those teams in the post-season recently.
Yeah there are different players on the A's, but I can't trust a Billy Beane team to beat the Yankees when they've yet to even win one post-season series.
The Twins don't have Liriano, so no chance to beat the Yankees. Santana can't start every game. I can't believe they've played so well without Liriano. After Santana, their rotation is very mediocre. Radke is coming off an injury and hasn't been anything special this season anyway. Boof Bonser, Matt Garza, Carlos Silva, and Scott Baker would not beat the Yankees.
As far as the National League, well the Mets, their toughest competition, have lost their ace. He had never pitched too well against the Yankees anyway, and I couldn't see the Mets beating the Yankees in a World Series.
The Padres, weak hitting team, no way. Maybe the Yankees wouldn't sweep them like in 1998, but I couldn't see the Padres winning more than one game in that series.
The Cardinals forget it. They're a joke. Yankees would murder their pitching. They're lucky as hell to have made the playoffs, if the season was a week longer they wouldn't have won their division.
And my Dodgers no way either. Our starting pitching would get pounded by the Yankees. I think only Lowe would pitch well against them.
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Republicans flipped North Carolina, a state that hasn't elected a GOP governor since the 1980s, expanding their national lead over Democrats at the statehouse level..
Eleven states held governors' races Tuesday. Democrats were defending eights seats, Republicans three.
By Wednesday afternoon, CNN had projected winners in all but one of the elections -- Washington -- where mail-in ballots to be counted make up about 40% of the votes. It is expected to take several more days before the race can be called.
The latest to be called was in Montana, where Democrat state attorney general Steve Bullock defeated former congressman Rick Hill, a Republican.
In North Carolina, Republican candidate Pat McCrory bested Walter Dalton, the sitting lieutenant governor, CNN projected.
McCrory, who will replace outgoing Democratic Gov. Beverly Perdue, would be the first Republican governor elected in North Carolina since 1988.
"There's no doubt that the Republican Party's strength comes from the states, and the RGA's ability to expand our majority provides optimism for the future," said Republican Governors Association Chairman Bob McDonnell.
With their expected wins in North Carolina and the states they were defending, Republicans will have at least 30 governorships nationwide -- the highest number held by either party since 2000, according to the governors association. The all-time high for the GOP was 34 seats in the 1920s.
Democrats hold 18 governorships, with an independent and another to be decided.
Such an advantage will fortify the Republican position against Democratic policies like Obamacare, and give them influence in Washington, even with Barack Obama as president.
In other races, CNN projected that Democrats will retain control of the governors' mansions in West Virginia and New Hampshire. The race in New Hampshire to replace a popular outgoing governor was one of the country's most competitive.
Democratic governors in Vermont and Delaware -- Peter Shumlin and Jack Markell -- won re-election, CNN projected. Similarly, Republican incumbents in Utah and North Dakota -- Gary Herbert and Jack Dalrymple -- were projected to win.
In Missouri, Democrat Jay Nixon became the first governor there re-elected to a second term since 1996, CNN projected. In Indiana, CNN projected that Republican Rep. Mike Pence will fill the shoes of outgoing Republican Gov. Mitch Daniels.
Going into the election, Democrats held 20 governorships to the Republicans' 29. Rhode Island is held by an independent.
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CNN has projected Democratic Gov. Jack Markell will be serving a second term, beating his Republican opponent, Jeff Cragg.
Delaware has become an increasingly reliable Democratic state and with the defeat of former Rep. Mike Castle in the 2010 U.S. Senate primary, the state now has no Republicans in statewide elected office. Cragg, a small-business owner from Wilmington was unlikely to change the GOP's fortunes, especially in a presidential election year with Vice President Joe Biden, a Delaware native, on the Democratic ticket.
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CNN has projected Republican Rep. Mike Pence will win the governor's race in Indiana, beating Democratic competitor John Gregg.
Pence, having already served six terms as a member of the House of Representatives, mulled a 2012 presidential bid but opted instead to run for governor to replace term-limited Republican incumbent Mitch Daniels. Gregg is the former Indiana House speaker.
Pence's win was thought as likely. Years in Congress and on the Sunday talk show circuit, as well as his brief foray in near-presidential politics, gave him a relatively high profile for a state candidate. Indiana is also a Republican-friendly state, with Republicans controlling the governorship, a U.S. Senate seat and a majority of U.S. House seats.


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Just over a year after Newt Gingrich and Mitt Romney battled in the first primaries for the GOP presidential nomination, the former House speaker on Wednesday blasted his ex-political foe for advocating an immigration policy of "self-deportation" during the campaign.
"I said we're not going to deport grandmothers who've been here for 25 years. Romney came and said, 'Well they'll self-deport,'" Gingrich said on CNN's "The Situation Room."
"That is the most anti-human phrase you can imagine," said the Georgian.
Gingrich's comments come as the GOP grapples with its image among Latinos, especially on the topic of immigration. President Barack Obama overwhelmingly won among the voting bloc, 71% to 27%, and now Republicans are part of a national push to reform the country's immigration system.
At a debate last January, Romney said he was in favor of "self-deportation," a policy that involves creating barriers for undocumented workers so that they choose to leave the country to find better opportunities. Romney has since been roundly criticized for his position, even more so from his own party after the election loss.
Asked who was to take the blame for the Republican nominee's lack of popularity among Latinos, Gingrich said "you have to blame Mitt Romney."
"You think a grandmother is going to self-deport? Leave her children and grandchildren?" Gingrich said, arguing that such a position creates outreach problems for the GOP. "That's why we didn't just lose Latinos. We lost Asian-Americans by a bigger margin than we lost Hispanics."
Gingrich said the party's message on immigration is honest and sometimes candid, but the GOP could perhaps tweak its tone on the issue.
"I think it was very unfortunate and frankly helped cost us the election," he said.
As for his own position on immigration, Gingrich said he is "modestly encouraged" by the bipartisan group of eight senators who outlined their framework for immigration reform, which includes tighter border security and a pathway to citizenship. However, Gingrich doesn't think a comprehensive bill can get passed.
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The former speaker was one of the first Republican commentators to take to the airwaves after the election and call for change on the issue. The morning after Election Day, Gingrich argued the party needed to improve on not only reaching out, but being more inclusive.
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Fri, Dec 06, 2013 | 19:30 GMT
South Park: The Stick of Truth VGX teaser trailer released
South Park: The Stick of Truth will be shown during VGX tomorrow night via a new trailer. Today, Ubisoft has released a teaser trailer for the reveal. Like the one for The Division released yesterday, it's around 20 seconds long.
The Obsidian-developed RPG was previously set for a December 10 release, but will now be released on March 4, 2014.
Thu, Nov 14, 2013 | 09:59 GMT
South Park parodies PS4 vs Xbox One format war, watch the skit here
South Park has lampooned the next-gen console war to incredible effect in its latest episode. Watch the kids from the show talk smack to one another about PS4 and Xbox One here.
Thu, Oct 17, 2013 | 17:27 BST
South Park: The Stick of Truth UK pre-order offers detailed
South Park: The Stick of Truth pre-order offers have been detailed by Ubisoft and it includes two packs of additional in-game content.
Wed, Aug 21, 2013 | 15:23 BST
South Park: The Stick of Truth gamescom shots show the boys in action
South Park: The Stick of Truth is still without a release date, but to tide you over until one is finally announced, you can have a look at the screens Ubisoft released from gamescom below. Upon release, the game will land on PC, PS3 and Xbox 360.
Wed, Jun 05, 2013 | 21:05 BST
South Park: The Stick of Truth E3 trailer is utterly awesome
Ubisoft just released the E3 trailer for South Park: The Stick of Truth. It's below. Granted, some may seem familiar, like maybe the logos only have been changed – but who cares? It's fricking South Park damn it, and we have to have the precious. We must have it! The Obsidian RPG is slated for release later this year on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Tue, Jun 04, 2013 | 19:35 BST
South Park: The Stick of Truth previews start landing, new shots released
A couple of previews for South Park: The Stick of Truth have gone live with new screenshots. Head over to Polygon and Game Informer for a look. Screenshots are below courtesy of AGB. The Obsidian RPG is slated for release later this year on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Sat, Dec 08, 2012 | 15:39 GMT
South Park: The Stick of Truth VGA trailer introduces the new kid
Obsidian showed a debut trailer for its RPG, South Park: The Stick of Truth during the 2012 VGAs. It was an awesome video, and you can watch it below. South Park: The Stick of Truth releases on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360 in THQ's "early fiscal 2014″.
Sat, May 05, 2012 | 23:23 BST
Xbox Live reveals the South Park RPG is called "The Stick of Truth"
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Wed, Apr 11, 2012 | 01:22 BST
South Park creators independentally contracted Obsidian
South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone chose Obsidian to develop their RPG one year before THQ picked it up for publication.
Mon, Feb 27, 2012 | 10:53 GMT
EU PS Video Store gets free South Park episode
Sony has announced a free episode of South Park is now available to download on the European PlayStation Video Store for PS3 and Vita.
Tue, Jan 03, 2012 | 20:19 GMT
More South Park: The Game screens and art pop up online
Art and screenshots from Obsidian's RPG, South Park: The Game, popped up on Ausgamers over the holiday break. Granted, some of these shots can be found over on Game Informer's site, where it had exclusive month-long coverage of the game in December, so you may have seen some already. That being said, there isn't such a thing as too much South Park in our book, so go have a look at the shots through the links. The game is slated for release during the second half of calendar 2012 on PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
Tue, Dec 13, 2011 | 20:07 GMT
South Park combat will consist of "kids being little bastards"
When Obsidian showed South Park creators Matt Stone and Trey Parker an early build of combat in the new RPG based on the series, the show's creators told the firm it wanted the kids to not only cry more, but bleed more as well.
Sat, Dec 03, 2011 | 15:04 GMT
South Park: The Game details escape from Game Informer
A NeoGAF user has received the January issue of Game Informer and has seen fit to post information regarding South Park: The Game in the works at Obsidian and to be published by THQ. You can assume that going below the break may contain a few spoilers, so don't look below if you want to wait on your copy of the magazine to arrive in the mail.
Tue, Oct 18, 2011 | 13:41 BST
Gingerfication – South Park boys face an army of robots in Temorman's Revenge teaser
A teaser video for the upcoming South Park game, Tenorman's Revenge, has surfaced and it's posted below.
Wed, Jul 13, 2011 | 09:57 BST
New South Park game inbound for 360
A second South Park game is in development exclusively for Xbox 360, according to a Joystiq report.
Mon, Mar 22, 2010 | 18:57 GMT
Rumour – EA to sue South Park creators over Tiger Woods PGA Tour parody [Update]
Update: EA's told Joystiq it's a load of bollocks.
Original: Have a laugh and a giggle over the South Park episode that parodied Tiger Woods PGA Tour '11? If one site's to be believed, EA didn't.
Mon, Oct 05, 2009 | 17:50 BST
This weeks XBLA games is South Park, Lucidity
Nelson's confirmed that this week, your lot for Arcade will be South Park: Lets Go Tower Defense Play and Lucidity.
They'll both cost 800 MS points each.
There you have it.
Wed, Aug 19, 2009 | 22:55 BST
South Park: Let's Go Tower Defense Play screens from GamesCom
New screens for South Park: Let's Go Tower Defense Play popped up on the net, courtesy of Shack.
To be made available on October 7, it's exactly as the name suggests. A tower defense game.
What could be better than a game starring a fat fascist, a bleeding heart, a poor pervert in a hoodie and a kid whose Dad holds the record for the largest poo?
Dunno really, but we'll find out soon enough.
Wed, Jul 15, 2009 | 15:08 BST
South Park XBLA game to be revealed at Comic-Con
During E3 2008, Microsoft revealed a South Park Xbox Live arcade game and neither hide nor hair has been seen from it since.
Enter Comic-Con, where the game will be shown by Microsoft along with Alan Wake, Gears of War 2: Dark Corners, Halo 3: ODST, Left 4 Dead 2, Shadow Complex, The Beatles: Rock Band and a new trailer for Splinter Cell: Conviction.
The reveal for all will take place July 23.
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I'm new here. I like pressing buttons. What Tomorrow Brings http://soundcloud.com/outinthegarden/what-tomorrow-brings This is the first thing I've finished in many years. I have absolutely no idea what genre it is or anything. I guess sort of pseudo RJD2 ish with an odd twist. It's probably what happens when someone who likes a bit of everything tries to make music. Please try to see past the bad mixing, I've only got headphones right now and am just trying to finally finish some music. Cheers |
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I'm having a little trouble understanding how you made this, given the number of instruments involved, but its brilliant and I loved every bit of it. I listened 9 times and then remixed it as an homage; see your PMs |
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I'd classify the genre as WRFWHWD (what Robert Fripp wish he were doing)
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Excellent! Really enjoyed listening to that, so much inventive stuff happening!
Fantastic! |
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Gotta say that this is very good indeed. ZZ Top meets King Crimson. Prog is not dead. I really liked the cello parts. They gave it a really moody feel, but the whole track was excellent.
Good work |
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Holy crap that's cool. Nicely done
As far as mixing feedback - the phones are probably keeping the stereo field a little narrow, but no matter; its a groovy beast. |
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Very nice. The opening reminded me a bit of Moby's Play, with that dance-y approach to old blues.
Great blend of instruments and styles. (Except that flute and oboe. They are too thin sounding compared to the rest of the mix.) Victor. |
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I'm sort of mindblown. Didn't expect many responses if any at all, and certainly not this all-out praise. I wasn't quite happy with how this track turned out and now the bar for what I dare to release into the world in the future is set even higher. Guess that can be a good thing though.
As for the production of this; it's all stuff I sampled sliced up to varying degrees and then played on an MPD24. I am unfortunately not the next Robert Fripp. Like I said, I just like pressing buttons. :p |
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this is just utterly fantastic, i love it. more. now!
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I'm no expert and surely haven't mustered the courage to post my stuff so just my 2 cents; First, Kudos to you for the post!
Artistically you have evoked multiple emotions with this piece; I love it, I can't stand it, I love it again. Good job at bringing out the feelings! Overall I enjoyed the listen and the mix is good. I felt like the instruments held their own place. The riffs in the rock part were great. I guess it was about the middle of the song I became disinterested ( a bit) but when you came back with the rock part I felt energy again. All the instruments during these parts seemed to be melding together wonderfully. I look forward to hearing your next piece. Thanks for sharing! Happy musiking! dsan |
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I'd heard a lot about Dragonforce before I arrived in London with my brother on a recent European vacation, but nothing prepared my eyes for how hard these guys are pimped in the U.K. My brother and I scoured through nearly every record store near our hotel, and there were many because we were but a few blocks away from SoHo, and nearly everywhere we went, there was Inhuman Rampage staring at us right in the face. Virgin Records? Big poster. HMV? Same story. Every independent record store on Berwick Ave? At least 10 CDs in stock. Needless to say, it became impossible to ignore Dragonforce. What's the big fucking deal, I asked myself. Dragonforce? The name alone puts me off. Curiosity killed the cat though, and it just might have killed me had I not decided to pay 8 pounds and dive into this speedy sucker.
Dragonforce's website claims, "Against all the odds, Dragonforce have single-handedly revitalized power metal in their homeland of the UK, awarding credibility to a genre that till their arrival was regarded as little more than a joke." A joke to whom? Before Inhuman Rampage I had barely heard a word about this band. Apparently, the joke's on me, because I was listening to and enjoying power metal far before I had encountered these Brits. Hype forgiven, the sextet does makes its own personal stamp on a genre that many have argued needs a serious kick in the ass, so there might be an ounce of truth in the website's bold statement for some.
The first thought I had was, "Holy hell this is fast!" "Through the Fire and Flames"? Couldn't have arrived at a more apt introductory track title myself. The second thought? "Wow, this vocalist is pretty badass." After hearing the speed of the riffs, it's almost impossible to imagine a vocalist gelling with the music, but ZP Theart does an incredible job handling vocal duties on a frenetically paced album. Dragonforce calls it extreme power metal, but the title poses a few problems because extreme doesn't necessarily refer to the heaviness so much as the speed of the band's definitive sound. Already, I was enjoying this somewhat refreshing take on European power metal.
Unfortunately, "Through the Fire and Flames" is the peak of the mountain for me. It's melodic, catchy, and pre-approved for severe fist pumping. To further contribute to my landlord's suffering, I will undoubtedly find myself singing its chorus every morning for at least a few more months before something else grabs my ears. Guitarists Herman Li and Sam Totman play so well together it's hard to imagine that the two aren't attached at the hip. I could praise this song to death before I got to the rest of the album, but there are only so many words one can attribute to such a sonic slice of heaven.
What can one attribute to the slight decline in quality through the rest of Inhuman Rampage's eight tracks? Well, for one, the riffs are a little less catchy and a little more masturbatory. One can only take so much "extreme power metal" before one demands tighter songwriting. "Through the Fire and Flames" worked because Theart was allowed to carry the band through its more meandering passages and command the listener's attention. Li and Totman assume more responsibility elsewhere and while those looking merely for technical prowess will probably jizz their jeans in record time, the rest of us, unfortunately, will yawn. There are far too many times when I found myself thinking about chores left to do throughout the day instead of focusing on the music. I got lost somewhere after the fourth track, "Operation Ground Pound," and after listening to the album ten times through and hearing the following track, "Body Breakdown," in full, I am happy that I got lost the first time just before that atrocity via keyboard hit my eardrums. Fortunately, things return to riffier territory on the two tracks following "Body Breakdown," and the spirit of "Through the Fire and Flames" returns intact.
With such an intense pace, Inhuman Rampage can be draining. The speed doesn't let up until "Trail of Broken Hearts," the album's final track., which will remind some of Sonic Firestorm's "Dawn Over a New World." This will be a good thing for some and others will be left wishing for an extra ballad or two. Personally, I'd hate to see these guys compromise their sound, because speedy songs like "Cry for Eternity" and "Through the Fire and Flames" work so well in defining Dragonforce as a band. The "extreme power metal" tag probably works in their favor, and I can only imagine it produces a lot of positive PR and makes advertising all the easier given the genre's limited appeal to younger audiences. There were moments, like halfway through the excellent eight-minute "Cry for Eternity," when I almost forgot that actual humans were behind these riffs because I was so immersed and acculturated to Dragonforce's hyper-speed aesthetic. The problem is that I became so immersed in the hyper-speed sound that I forgot sometimes that these were eight individual songs and not one frenetic 60-minute track.
If you're a loyal fan and enjoyed Sonic Firestorm and Valley of the Damned, fear not, this is the same Dragonforce you sing to in the shower and I am sure you will have no trouble in distinguishing these eight tracks from the rest of the band's catalogue. Some newcomers who arrive with little to no experience in power metal might lose themselves in the frenetic pace, but most listeners will enjoy Dragonforce's self-described "extreme power metal." At the very least, they won't forget the time they first listened to Inhuman Rampage and it gave 'em a big ole kick in the pasty ass.