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Koji ste poslednji original CD nabavili?
Queens Of The Stone Age - Rated R cd
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Hannibal
Epizoda jednostavno pleni predivnim ali bizarnim vizualnim momentima. Ispasce da ovi sa obicne tv telke okupljaju odlicnu ekipu rezisera.
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Therapy?
Andrew James Cairns (born 22 September 1965, in Ballyclare, Northern Ireland), is a founding member, singer, guitarist and songwriter forTherapy?, a punk rock band from Northern Ireland. In May 2013, Cairns embarked on his first ever solo acoustic tour of the UK, as well as some dates in Europe. To especially mark the tour, he released a CD of acoustic material for sale exclusively at the shows, consisting of 12 Therapy? songs, 6 original tracks freshly written for the tour and a cover version. The album is 53 minutes long and was recoded in Blast Studios, Byker, Newcastle. “I wanted there to be some kind of memento of the tour so i put together the material in a six hour session at the end of April.” 01 – Intro 02 – Meat Abstract 03 – Lost In Care 04 – Mean 05 – Bedridden 06 – Self Help Books 07 – Screamager 08 – Nowhere 09 – Evil Elvis 10 – Die Laughing 11 – Jesus Doesn’t Live Here Anymore 12 – Bootstraps 13 – Our Love Must Die 14 – Nausea 15 – Gone 16 – Opal Mantra 17 – Signed DC 18 – Church of Noise 19 – Lonely Crying Only 20 – If It Kills Me 21 – Outro http://clz.to/dez1wh85
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VIS Limunada
- Queens Of The Stone Age
popboks http://www.popboks.com/article/29705#comments kakav promasaj od recenzije, kao da je hteo nesto da kaze i na kraju nista nije rekao i zakljucio.- Hannibal
http://extratorrent.com/torrent/3097418/Hannibal+S01E11+HDTV+XviD-AFG%5Bettv%5D.html- Breaking Bad (2008-2013)
- Upcoming Games
- The Melvins
Noviji bendovi koji su imali uticaja na Melvins-e. http://www.mtvhive.com/2013/06/06/melvins-influences/- Bane
Zaista cudno. Vise mi smeta sto je taj koji je postavljao stranicu nije dobro arhivirao. Dobijem svaki put fras zbog toga kada odem na discogs kada treba nesto da proverim.- Today Is The Day
- Bane
Kada je otisao u Ameriku, nisu mu ovde josstigli diskovi. I nisam primetio da domaci distroi imaju u ponudi album...- Bane
Ima Bane teteovazu na levoj podlaktici, paukova mreza. Nego da li znas gde bih mogao da nabavim The Acasual Fire na disku u Srbiji?- Koji ste poslednji original CD nabavili?
Tricky - Maxinquaye cd Tricky - Angels With Dirty Faces cd- Sludge / Stoner preporuke
Vista Chino (formerly known as Kyuss Lives!) https://soundcloud.com/vistachino- The Trigger
- Upcoming Games
nivoi ce biti inspirisani nekom od pesama, sto nuzno ne mora da znaci da ce obraditi sve pesme benda. igra se moze igrati preko sajta, ali treba da se instalira nekakav unity web player http://willlovetearusapart.com/- Post-rock
Date Palms is the duo of Marielle Jakobsons (Darwinsbitch) and Gregg Kowalsky from Oakland, California, United States formed in 2008. The two have birthed a suite of slowed-down music of the spheres, with a canopy of glowing fog and a heavy narcotic bass pulse that keeps the whole thing rooted straight into the earth. It’s a heady mix of alap paced violin phrases, jewel toned keys, harp swells, distorted tapes and ever present bass waves all crafted with precision detail in a humid space that leaves a dreamy imprint in the mind long after waking. The Dusted Sessions (2013) Inspired by a trip to the Yuba River and apparently the Eureka Dunes, Date Palms’ latest effort is a long and winding attempt to create a sonic monu- ment to the staggering beauty of those landscapes. At the core of the band is Gregg Kowalsky’s electronics and Marielle Jakobsons’s violin and flutes, but recently Date Palms have expanded their line up to include Ben Bracken, Noah Phillips and Michael Elrod. The addition of these players and the instrumentation that they bring (electric guitar, bass and tanpura) has, as might be expected, added considerable scope to the band’s sound, but their presence is far from overbearing. If anything, Dusted Sessions is one incredible, immersive trip to a land of sun, sand and cosmic insight that drones with a disarmingly gentle intensity. At the heart of the album are the Yuba influenced tracks which slowly unfurl like petals opening up to the sun. Yuba Source Part I introduces the album with a sound like gravel swirling in a gold prospectors tray. Inititally abrasive and curiously aquatic, the track develops with a basic bass line and some wailing guitar interjections that add an almost Southern States twang. With Elrod’s droning tanpura, there’s a distinctly mystical mood that pervades, but it’s Jakobsons’s violin that leads the band like a solitary voice in the wilderness. Kowalsky’s Fender Rhodes adds colour as the song builds, conjuring a shimmering desert feel as it does so. A river might run through the heart of the inspiration of these songs, but the primary sense invoked by the band is one of intense heat and the torpor it provokes in even the most hardy when the sun hangs in the sky. After the brief electronic interlude of Six Hands To The Light, the Yuba journey continues again with Yuba Source Part II. Date Palms rework the motifs of Part I wonderfully, making everything feel slightly looser by allowing the Rhodes and the electronic nuances to the fore. In doing so, this take on the Yuba feels slightly shaded and more welcoming, as if it was conceived on the banks of the river rather than directly beneath the baking sun. The dense drone of Night Riding The Skyline seems to find Date Palms somewhere else entirely, possibly traversing the cosmos, as the electronics that drift in occasionally hint at lazer fire from a ’70s sci-fi B-movie. When the scattering drums and thundering bass take over only to be joined by guitar howls and keyboard passages, they drift into Pink Floyd territory for a moment. It’s presence at the centre of the album is a little jarring. Coming after the evocation of glorious landscape and baking sun, a journey into electro-space is unexpected. The addition of the violin recalling the motifs of the Yuba movements is a nice touch, uniting the songs despite their clear differences. Dusted Down finds the band alone in the desert staring at the sun. With heavy bass tones driving the song, it’s similar in tone to OM‘s droning bass escapades. Exodus Due West wraps the album up with woozy electronics, providing a shifting backdrop for haunting flute, daunting tanpura and an incessant bass pulse. There’s something rather ominous about it all, with the bass sounding like a pulse ready to stop, and the flute hovering like an opportunistic bird. It’s haunting but also ever so slightly creepy. A strange end possibly, but The Dusted Sessions seeks to encapsulate the essence of the vast landscapes the band experienced and does so quite incredibly. http://clz.to/pjty59ic- Linkovi za download albuma
Master Musicians of Bukkake – Far West (2013) http://clz.to/51pns0v0- Svi žanrovi osim metala
- Bane
- Bromo
Imao bih samo jednu zamerku za bend, previse zvuce na Cockroaches (ne znam ko im je tada bio za bubnjevima), samo sto je taj bend vise bio u southern metal fazonu. (kasniji radovi Corrosion Of Conformity dolaze na pamet, a i imali su par izleta koji podsecaju na The Sword) Znajuci koliko je Lima ozbiljan po pitanju bavljenja muzike (ne zelim da budem pesimista u ovom slucaju, ali naucio sam nesto iz Osmi Putnik Dva svirki, a to da je tip teski, ali teski zajebant) tesko da cemo videti ikada neki snimak ili dugosvirajuce izdanje u skorije vreme...- Koji ste poslednji original CD nabavili?
Tricky - Blowback cd Misko Plavi - Live In Japan cd-r- Bromo
- Queens Of The Stone Age
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