Angelystor

Svirka je bila pre par dana.

Dz.R.R. Martin-Gozba Za Vrane drugi deo

http://208.203.139.97/aud10/The_Real_Radio...2006_DeFeis.mp3 radio intervju sa defeisom+ pushtaju tri nove pesme.. Ljudi...ne da zvuchi dobro..

to imam ja na dvda

"Kill To Survive" je odlichno thrash izdanje, brzo i surovo. "Meliah Rage" mi je omljena pesma zajedno sa "Deadly Existence"..e to je thrash onslaught "Solitary" je isto dosta dobar album, tehnichki mozda i jachi od prvog, ali iskreno ne i bolji. Bash sada sam uzeo da preslushavam materijal iz 90tih...pa ono..ajl bi bak

set lista iz Njujorka : 01. Into The Infinity Of Thoughts / The Burning Shadows Of Silence / Cosmic Keys To My Creations & Times (medley) 02. Thus Spake The Nightspirit 03. An Elegy Of Icaros 04. Curse You All Men 05. With Strength I Burn 06. Towards The Pantheon 07. The Majesty Of The Nightsky 08. The Loss And Curse Of Reverence 09. In The Wordless Chamber 10. Inno A Satana 11. The Wanderer (from tape) --------------------------------------- 12. I Am The Black Wizards 13. Ye Entranceperium 14. Opus A Satana (from tape) + http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F--rlmD--J4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvT4y4kMWik

DEICIDE's concert at the Hustlers in Laredo, TX Friday night (July 14) was reportedly shut down by the police after four songs and DEICIDE guitarist Ralph Santolla was apparently arrested during the ensuing chaos. The following two separate accounts of last night's events were submitted by BLABBERMOUTH.NET readers who attended the show: Report #1: "Some business went bad with Glen Benton [DEICIDE frontman] and the promoter, and there was major power/sound problems for DEICIDE... Needless to say, Glen voiced his unhappiness over the PA during their set... bottles flew, DEICIDE guitarist Ralph got arrested, chaos ensued, and about 12 police cars, a SWAT team, and other law enforcement people showed up and cleared the place out. I don't have any other details as I was [elsewhere] when the real craziness happened, so most of my details here are second-hand (other than seeing all the cops and SWAT guys)." Report #2: "Apparently, the entire night went wrong. The cops showed up and one of the guitarists from DEICIDE [allegedly] threw a Red Bull at one of the officers and the officer chased him and ended up spraying him with pepper spray and arresting him. Glen Benton kept complaining that the promoters had ripped him off and threatened to walk off stage. But the cops shut the show down after four songs and sent everyone home. Bad day in South Texas." ovi ce i gorgoroth da zajebu ako ovako nastave

Ja ne kapiram leba mi...

Koji trip cho'eche

'What were you guys playing there?' evo i celog 'vjua: http://www.metalasylum.net/interviews/int0619.html

Kako samo "At The Graves" zvuchi dobro uzivo to nije normalno..sledeci put kad gledam Kinga live...mora da svira to!

Od Eyes Of The Insane je jedino gora Nu Faith.

Those of us impatiently waiting, nail-festooned gauntlets at the ready, for Slayer to make another Reign in Blood will have to wait a little longer. Christ Illusion, due August 8th, mines much of the same territory as its predecessor, God Hates Us All, just without the memorable riffs. It’s become downright painful to hear Tom Araya — at 45 years old! — continue to belt out the band’s increasingly self-parodying, anti-religious lyrics, like “Religion’s a whore” and “I’ve made my choice: six six six!” The album art (displayed above for your pleasure) takes it all over the top with an image axeman Kerry King dubs “Christ in a Sea of Despair.” At least their awesome drummer Dave Lombardo (playing on his first Slayer recording since 1990’s Seasons in the Abyss) shows off some chops, particularly on the raging “Supremist.” Honestly, save yourself for their live shows, where they’re pretty much untouchable. With or without that “Wall of Blood.” http://www.rollingstone.com/rockdaily/inde.../advance-music/

a bogome i "Suicidal Notes". Manje kvalitetan od prethodna dva, ali "This May Not Be Hell" i "Jigsaw Man" ottkidaju! Choveche kako dobar bend..

Meni onaj refren ushao u uvce...this is the edge now... al zato skalds i smoki ulazi u glavu samo tako..

Nabacio izuzetno grim facu i onda se 'bacao' na stageu uz neki funny-walk

JEdina pesma koja malo smarcuka je "carry the blessed home"

Hehe videh i naruchih ga preko sajta Can't wait..

Nazalost, gledao sam nastup samo na TVu i bilo je stvarno prejebeno. On mi je bio jedini zanimljiv izvodjac za ovogodishnji Exit, ali nisam se organizirao jebga.. Serbian national anthem - rebel yell...heheh

Meni je ta pesma bila prokleti vrhunac Cmass nastupa u BGu..tako energichna pesma, a i Messiah je do jaja kad glumi patuljka DWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARFFFFF!!!!!!!!!!!!1

Metal Asylum recently conducted an interview with VIRGIN STEELE frontman David DeFeis about the band's forthcoming epic, entitled "Visions of Eden". An excerpt from the chat follows: Metal Asylum: Tell us about the forthcoming album "Visions of Eden". Why that title? David: "The work is based on the destruction of paganism, and gnosticism and the desecration and eradication of the goddess principle that once dwelled so freely within divinity. A massive blow was struck against these early beliefs, by first, the rise of the 'father-god' principle, and second by the development of the 'organized' religions. The album concerns Lilith, first wife of Adam (he of biblical fame, as in Adam and Eve and the apple, the snake and all that fig leaf and rib propaganda), plus ancient sumerian myths concerning Lilith's relationship with Adam, Eve and God. However, that being said, in actuality, it is really about today…modern times and how we might have arrived here at this very strange place we are now in…The title and the cover reflect the idea of...where are those visions of Eden??? When will we have them? It is a longing for the divine and the eternal in beauty, grace, nobility, etc." Metal Asylum: What have you done musically with this album that you maybe had not achieved in the past? David: "It is perhaps even darker than the darkest VIRGIN STEELE moments. It is more nocturnal, autumnal, celestial, vampiric, paganistic, lunar, underground, and, in general, more extreme. The brutality is, if possible, even more brutal (especially mentally speaking), and the tender moments are incredibly melancholy, tortured, forlorn and torn. It is a music full of eternal longing, suffering and regret. Long smoldering passions, lust and despair ignite, consume and die... In the end... a type of hope arises. Not always the 'all conquering triumph ideology,' but a sense of merging with the perennial consciousness of the universe, where one day.... a rebirth of sorts might follow... a beauty born of grief. I am using more piano or acoustic guitar combined with very deeply tuned heavy guitars. Vocally it is very, very melodic, and I can be tender, aggressive, and bluesy. At times the vocal style is like the bluesy singing on the 'Life Among The Ruins' album, only the music and melodies here are very, very different. 'Visions of Eden' is very atmospheric. There are big epic anthemic pieces, with always sing-able and memorable 'hooks,' but there is also a dark, brooding, moody, impressionistic, quality that manifests itself throughout. There is over-the-top orchestration yet simplicity. Nothing is done for the sake of overindulgence, or complexity for complexity's sake. Everything is in proportion, balance and effective for the feelings/sentiments in question. It is a new development, I think. A further progression of my compositional style. These works are epic, bombastic and totally full-on metal, sort of like Conan the Barbarian meets Wagner in a dark, black cave! Perhaps it sounds like...cold moonlight on a haunted cathedral. It screams out like a frightening apparition, a banshee, or it moans tragically like the wailing of the wind through accursed ruins... Images of stark bare trees, clutching at a dark, pregnant, grey/black cloud covered sky while fog stalks the streets are conjured. Several tracks contain a very eerie, haunting quality that would be very much at home in a horror movie such as 'The Omen', 'The Ninth Gate' or 'The Exorcist'! All are extremely heavy, moody and melodic. It is music to accompany either the ending of the world, the birthing of a new world, or both!!!" http://www.metalasylum.net/interviews/int0621.html - ceo intervju ++ David sere k'o iskusna foka Mislim..da li mi to dobijamo heavy album sa death i gothic elementima? Ja sam za sada extra zaintrigiran.

Slazem se sa SBom..Dark Ride> Legacy More od albuma sa derisom svi su bolji od Legacya..osim mozda Better Than Raw...tu su negde..

"Sto ga vise slusam, to mi se vise svidja album." ipak je ovo u pitanju. Album mi se svideo tek posle 7-8 slushanja(uporan sam bio ), a evo sada ga po Nti put slusham, i odushevljavam se i odushevljavam...

Kakva bre drum mashina sad Pa SW ima bubnjara prokletog..