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30 Dec 2014, 14:32 by nassuttaja2It is once again time to list some stuff. It is also once again time for me to wonder why the hell I always leave making this list to the last couple of weeks before the year ends. One would think that I'd learn something from a mistake I have now made for five years in a row... oh well. I recently went through my lists from 2012 and 2013, and I am surprised by how well they still hold up in 2014 (in the lists from 2009 to 2011 things start to get a bit funky). I guess my taste hasn't changed that radically over the last three or so years in terms of disliking things I have liked in the past, but the scale of my listening habits has definitely grown in terms of new interests. As always, this year's list is very much all over the place, but that is how I like it. This is a true representation of the type of stuff that I enjoy listening to on a daily basis. None of the albums listed made it because I thought they deserved to be included, but because I wanted them to be included.
2010 overview in grind, sludge, and nicer music
2 Feb 2011, 22:52 by zmajeeecephalochromoscope]
I know I'm late. Can't travel back in time, anyhow. If I had to, I'd say that 2010 took the cake in the sludge / slower department in general; bands like Thou, Harvey Milk, Cough, The Body, the new, improved version of Bastard Noise, and much, much more (and sure, I've missed some potentially ace / probably metal ones, e.g. the new Immolation, but I don't really care to hear about it unless it's grind). Not to worry, though, 'cause I've suffered through a great lot of blastbeats anyhow. Deliberately ignoring a lot of titles like, uh, the new Rotten Sound EP, there was still a metric fuckton of boring, vapid, cliched material left to feed on my compulsive urges, so here's a belated New Year's Fuck You to myself. Before indulging into the humongous, cryptic pile of text below (an overview of 2010 releases without a rating system), stop idolizing and romanticizing whatever shit you like to listen to. If you wished to do so, you could download just about any of these releases by typing the band name…
and so, here is, the best of the worst year ever (in KMFCM's eyes anyway)(edited)
22 Dec 2009, 20:24 by KMFCM2009 FUCKING SUCKED A HYENA'S ASS
And bad years make for awesome music. Unfortunately, bad years also mean I'm barely in the mood to listen to anything not abrasive like ever. There's no hip hop top 5 this year, for one thing. I heard a Papoose mix tape, Raekwon, Cage(and well . . .not top 5 material) and. . . . Cage. Everything just gets integrated into the top 40 this time around. Really, fucking awful year. . . .for damn near everyone. I'm gonna add a top 10 shows this year, because the only good things that happened this year were shows.
The late bloomers got to see The Jesus Lizard and Dinosaur Jr. and Built to Spill hit the stage. . . .and yeah, the only band that was actually broken up was the Jesus Lizard.
Granted, this year you had a few colossal disappointments, due to the continuing mainstream-ization of all we hold dear. That won't last too long though. When does Headbangers Ball come on now? 4:30 in the morning for a half hour? Lemme guess…
good lawd that's a lot of verdicts. .
26 Apr 2009, 14:41 by KMFCM. . . yeah
I said, last post, that the days of things leaking and showing up on music blogs en mass were about to come to an end. .
. . ..and then. . .
like 20 albums showed up
so many, I doubt I'll be able to remember them all. . .
i'll try though. . .
Brutal Truth - evolution through revolution
. . .this is streaming somewhere. . .I found out last night and listened to it. . .and then listened to it again. . .and then listened to it again. . .and then listened to it again. . .I don't think I went to bed til 1:00.
I'm not one of these people that think if a band comes back from a breakup and records new shit it's automatically gonna suck. . .but I'll be damned if Brutal Truth didn't just pull the best comeback ever.
For real, between this and For The Love Of (that's an 8.5, by the way), Coalesce better bring it.
I actually like this better than Sounds. . . .and I'm not one of those kids that hates on Sounds (hell, it was one of the first actual grind albums I ever heard). …
updated MDF want list. . .
26 Mar 2009, 01:20 by KMFCMI don't even remember when I posted the original, but at the time, only the first group of bands had been announced. . . .so. . . . .we update. . . .
Crowpath - one with filth
Kill the Client - cleptocracy
Phobia - 22 random acts of violence (all three are playing, SCORE!)
Splitter/Fubar split (Splitter were since added to the fest. .SCORE! . . hopefully they should have it. . .if they bring merch anyway. . .don't pull a Rotten Sound '07)
The Arson Project - blood and locusts
Trap Them - sei. . . .GAH wait a second. . I pre-ordered that back before they were announced
Slimewave CD (featuring all Slimewave splits. . .including the ones I didn't get last two fests)
Darkthrone - dark thrones and black flags (I didn't find Fuck Off and Die there last year either)
Gigan - order of the false eye
Gridlink - amber grey
Maruta - in narcosis (they're playing, SCORE!)
Retaliation - the cost of redemption
Birdflesh - the farmer's wrath (they're playing, SCORE!)
2009 albums
19 Jan 2009, 03:34 by Master_ov_KhaosAll the 2009 album releases I've listened to, and my rating of them on a scale from 1-100. Feel free to recommend any 2009 releases that are not listed here and you think I would enjoy.
Napalm Death - Time Waits For No Slave
genre: death metal/grindcore
Fen - The Malediction Fields
genre: black metal
Thursday - Common Existence
genre: post-hardcore
Amesoeurs - Amesoeurs
genre: black metal/post-punk
Sólstafir - Köld
genre: black metal/sludge
Cattle Decapitation - The Harvest Floor
genre: death metal
Cannibal Corpse - Evisceration Plague
genre: death metal
Wolves in the Throne Room - Malevolent Grain
genre: black metal
Revolting - Dreadful Pleasures
genre: death metal
Absu - Absu
genre: black metal/thrash metal
Giant Squid - ichthyologist
genre: post-metal
Nanda Devi - Fifth Season
genre: post-metal
The Applesed Cast - Sagarmatha
Top 20 2008
2 Jan 2009, 12:06 by Nightmar4ikIn alphabet order:
5ive - Hesperus
Autechre - Quaristice
Boris - Smile
Cyne - Starship Utopia
Daturah - Reverie
Food For Animals - Belly
Kangding Ray - Automne Fold
Lone - Lemurian
Maybeshewill - Not For Want Of Trying
Meshuggah - ObZen
O - Oleva
Parlamentarisk Sodomi - Har Du Sagt A Far Du Si Nal No
Portishead - Third
Rabbit Junk - This Life Is Where You Get Fucked
Red Snapper - Pale Blue Dot
Somatic Responses - Digital Darkness
You Slut! - Critical Meat
Вирь - Хорна
СБПЧ Оркестр - СБПЧ Оркестр
Album of the year:
Ryoji Ikeda - Test Pattern
Here it is my freinds. . . . . . .the best of 200(h)8
22 Dec 2008, 00:47 by KMFCM2008 fucking sucked. . . . . . . . . . .
. . .and as we all know, bad years make for DAMN GOOD TUNES
and that's good, because tunes were pretty much the only good thing about this year.
(jury is still out on certain historic events for this brotha here)
This year gave all us musical late bloomers a chance to experience former glory with the likes of Carcass, My Bloody Valentine, Polvo, Vision of Disorder, At the Gates, Hellnation, Overcast and quite a few more (and I didn't get to see Polvo)
returning to the stage, some of them possibly permanently (Earth Crisis, Vision of Disorder and Flesh Parade are among those making new albums as we speak. . . . . . and apparently MBV will too. Stranger things have happened, Chinese Democracy came out.)
Of course, everyone I talk to is BURNED THE FUCK OUT and can't think of TWO things they liked this year. . .
meanwhile, I liked so much shit, I actually have a top 40. . . . . .
7 Jun 2008, 04:50 by KMFCM眞呼 - buried by the light
holy shit dude. This song is fucking insane.
The guitars are all droning and shoegazey, like Fiction or Lush or Cocteau Twins. Mako sounds just as cool as ever, even singing in English. I've yet to see the lyrics, and I can't tell what he's saying still. He doesn't hold any note for ridiculous amounts of time or anything, but shit, this song rules. A lot of people are disappointed in it(go fig, I liked "in the direction. . ." more than most poeple did). I wonder if maybe they expected it to sound like Deadman? Aie isn't there. . .so. . . Maybe they expected it to sound like Malice Mizer since Kozi is playing guitar.
I was surprised to find that Mako wrote the music. If this is the kind of stuff dude writes, I hope he composes more songs. I've listened to this a whole lot.
Shai Hulud - Misanthropy Pure
Good news first.
The energy that was missing from That Within Blood Ill Tempered is totally back. Lots of speed on this one. You'll be surprised by the amount of fast parts. …
A - Z (and beyond) of Bands Who Deserve More Fucken Respect
23 Feb 2006, 16:41 by infernosilverhttp://img.photobucket.com/albums/v247/InfernoSilver/Abominations/Web/HallofHyenas.jpg
What the hell... everyone else here has one of these damn things, I might as well toss my severed head into the ring as well... I'm not saying that every band on this list shows up in my wet dreams, they're all just worthy of a listen, if nothing else. They may only have a song or 2 that I like, or they may be one of my favorite bands ever. Those greatest of heroes, the best of the best (OK, just my personal favorites, or ones I want to get more attention for some reason, or just whatever's been rattling my snake this week) will be listed in bold - like that. Anyway, enough foreplay, let's ride...
Abaddon Incarnate
The Abominable Iron Sloth
The Absence
Absentia Lunae
Abysmal Darkening
Abysmal Dawn
Acid Bath
Acid Witch
Across Tundras
Admiral Browning
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Amidst the Aravalli mountain ranges some 25 Kilometers from Udaipur is a little hamlet called Badanga. Here, Seva Mandir runs a Siksha Kendra (Non Formal Education Center) for the children to ease the access of education in the remote hilly terrain. Pushpa, a lady in her late twenties run the center.
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Seva Mandir is working on providing essential services with one of them being education. Basic education is offered to children who might otherwise receive none, in all of the 171 Shiksha Kendras (Schools) that run across six blocks in Udaipur District. As these children are often the first generation learners in their households, they are also given the confidence to persist with their studies. Seva Mandir also works with their parents to encourage attendance of their wards in the school.
Friends, I am sharing with you story of Jyoti who is now studying at our education centre.
Jyoti, 9 years of age, belongs to a small village and is currently studying at one of Seva Mandir's Shiksha Kendra (school) in Kherwara Block. While Jyoti had always wanted to go to school, her parents never let her do so. Her father in particular was against girls receiving education. Jyoti's father who by profession is a mason got involved in helping build a Shiksha Kendra for the students from his village. During this process, several community members and representatives from Seva Mandir tried to convince him about the importance of education and in particular girl education. Jyoti's father finally let her daughter enroll in a Shiksha Kendra. Even though she entered the Shiksha Kendra late, the instructors are trying their level best to help her match up to the level of her classmates of the same age. Currently, she is studying at Level C and she hopes she will become an instructor one day to help more girls like her receive education. Jyoti's father is also supportive of her efforts and has decided that Jyoti will only get married after she is 18 and has completed her education.
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~Replay value
~No split screen Multiplayer (MP)
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~ The Controls
~ Almost Perfect
~ The multiplayer
The straightfowardness ( only one route to take )
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If you like action games you will be glued to your television while playing this game. Great graphics and an incredible story line will keep you interested for hours on end.
The object of this game is to stop a group of terrorists. You, Ding Chavez, and three other men need to work your way through 14 levels of action and stop the terrorists before something bad happens.
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an awesome alt. to ghost recon. where that is slow, this game picks up the pace. awesome weapons and god like tactics make this a must have.
however i do wish there was a split screen mode like in ghost recon. other then that theres not much i can say to down the game.
i also wish there were some cool cheats to mess around with. there are two that are known of but i do wish there were more.
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The first time I played this game, I rented it. The game was amazing. I spent almost 4-6 hours playing thid lovely game. Now, I own it. Great game.
There are a few things that are bad about this game. One, no Co-Op. Thats basacially peoples only option if they dont have Xbox Live and want to play with friends. Two, you need your guys basically for the whole mission. If you lose two, your almost for sure to fail the mission and die. But, sometimes this isn't true. Three, the AI. Dont get me wrong, the AI is alright. But sometimes, the idiots dont shoot when you walk by.
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