Jernlov

I always used to really hate it when people hugged me. Get off me, you [bleep]ing weirdo.

Neurosis - The Eye of Every Storm Apocalypse music!

Finished rewatching both versions of Kanon. I forgot that there were certain parts of the 2006 remake that make me feel like complete sh*t. It's not that they're NOT brilliantly done - it's just that I can relate to about two events in a way. I think it could be in my top 5 anime of all time. I used to think Clannad was better, but Kanon simply blows it out of the water.

I need to listen to this. :lol: I'd say Yukari Telepath is the album that has the most DM elements. They change styles about 3 times in each song anyway, though - they're quite an interesting band.

Come on, now. I hate them now I'm feeling better. No idea what happened to me then. I think your joking. The first thing I think of now when someone says Dream Theater is [bleep]ery. :lol: Thanks SilverSword. You're most welcome.

Just a guess, but maybe metal[bleep]s are inclined to post after they read your about me. Dunno if you like being flamed or not though.

#1 - ???????

Feeder is kinda cool. Everyone knows Buck Rogers, though. As for me: - Curse ov Dialect (abstract hip-hop, Australia) - Luminous Orange (shoegaze, Japan) - Cruyff in the Bedroom (shoegaze, Japan) - Coaltar of the Deepers (shoegazing death metal (almost), Japan) - Hartfield (shoegaze, Japan) - Choro Club (choro/bossanova, Japan) - Envy (screamo, Japan) - Mass of the Fermenting Dregs (shoegaze/post-hardcore/altrock, Japan) - maudlin of the Well (avant-garde, USA) Yeah I've just [bleep]ged this thread up.

Everyone here should check out ??? (Midori). They play noise rock/hardcore punk with a strong jazz influence. They have two albums, ????? (Second) and ????????????????????? (Aratame mashi-te, hajime mashi-te, Midori desu.). Edit: bloody censor

#5 - ??????

They sound too Mars Volta-ish to actually qualify as math rock, in my opinion. Wikipedia lists them as it, but they also have Meshuggah on the same list. Go figure. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fNqm5cH760A And I don't really think they sound like that.

Explosions in the Sky - First Breath After Coma

But, black people make the best music. Followed by Asians. Gotta love those hip-hops and jazz-hops, soul and jazz.

You mean "in between". :P I could've put an 'in during' there, but I was thinking that the thread was over after that post. Oh well.

In after 'reality TV sucks'.

I become a hikikomori. Oh, and I punch the nearest hard object (whatever would get least damaged). That often makes me angrier.

Anyone know Curse ov Dialect here? Abstract hip-hop from Melbourne, Australia.

VNV Nation - Untitled

That fits. :lol: I just hate calling music screamo because then (almost) everybody (in real life) goes OMFG WHY YOU LISTEN TO EMO MUSIC! Yeah, it's a shame because some screamo is absolutely great. I don't know many people into music IRL though so they'd probably just be all "hey, this sounds pretty cool / nah, don't like this."

Jaga Jazzist - Going Down

I would say The Fall of Troy is screamo.

New Day Rising is pretty great.

Van Der Graaf Generator - Lemmings (including Cog) Rockin' out to VDGG!

Too bad that punk is the worst genre of music ever. I'm not even being ignorant. Almost 100% of the time, the musicians don't have a f*cking clue as to what they're doing and the results of this really show up in the music. I really can't stand the scratchiness and disjointedness of punk, bar a few 90s hardcore bands. Plus, I'm not a fan of straightforwardly outspoken political lyrics in music; sure, you can do this, but I really like some kind of intelligent wrapping for them. Punk isn't about being intelligent, though. I guess I don't agree with the music or the mentality. (oh, and the fact that post-hardcore and (early) emo are far better genres)

The Pineapple Thief - Different World