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Dimmu Borgir "Spiritual Black Dimensions"

I'm not a huge fan of Dimmu Borgir compared to other bands, but this album is great for being 20 years old.

I bought these from transcending obscurity records.  
1)transmutations by fetid zombie
2)the great hatred by aphonic threnody
Bargain for 10 bucks. 👍Good job hungarino. Obviously it's good you've got some spares now  

Dimmu Borgir "Spiritual Black Dimensions"

I'm not a huge fan of Dimmu Borgir compared to other bands, but this album is great for being 20 years old.

The problem with being a member of facebook is that you're then generating data that is enriching this piece of shit company and the turd that stole it from it's original creators. You're generating this data, and you're not being compensated for it whatsoever and then it is used by giant corporations to more effectively manipulate you into parting with your money. That's the main reason why I am not on there or any of the mainstream social media networks. I'm only on forums, and I make an exception for Reddit. I don't use that worthless echo chamber either.

Do I not get to follow bands? No, I don't but it's a small price to pay to not be generating precious "data" on myself that will then be sold so I can be more easily manipulated into spending money on garbage that I don't actually need.

Agreed. My experience with metal fans is that they generally break down into three types: the aspiring musician, the teenage delinquent (me), and the partier. All of these three types are nerds about the music that they like & have no problem engaging you in long conversations about said bands and musical styles, it's just what the theme of the conversation about said music is going to be varies depending on which one you're talking to. The aspiring musician is usually the most knowledgeable one to talk to whereas the teenage delinquent simply wants a soundtrack for being a contrarian, hitting mailboxes with baseball bats from a moving car, so on and so forth; and the partier wants the good times and great tunes to keep on rolling.

Facebook is a toxic piece of shit. I closed my account on there over a year ago and as @Parker has stated, would rather claw my eyes out than go back and get involved in that negative, bullshit, fundamentally phony scene ever again. The problem with Facebook is that it's a giant competition to see who can get the most "points" and most people are not at all honest about their lives on there. You see people whose lives seem perfect, and then you feel like shit because yours is not. Newsflash: neither is theirs, they're simply curating what they want to show to the world in an attempt to get points in the stupid, pointless game that is social media. I do not use Instagram, Twitter, or any of that nonsense either because it's all the same shit: people trying to dunk on each other and being nasty to one another over shit that really doesn't matter whatsoever.

Dimmu Borgir "Spiritual Black Dimensions"

I'm not a huge fan of Dimmu Borgir compared to other bands, but this album is great for being 20 years old.

That's the same thing I just put on like two minutes ago. Great choice, great band. By far my favorite black metal band of all time.

How many Goths does it take to change a lightbulb? 
 
Trick question Goths only use candles! 

Re: Metal Jokes! How many emo kids does it take to change a light bulb? Who cares, let them cry in the dark. How many hardcore kids does it take to change a light bulb? Ten, one to change it and nine to back him up.

Emperor "Wrath of the Tyrant"

People who abuse drugs give people who use them a bad name. 
Marylin Manson. 

'Bleach is good for you, its mostly water...and we're mostly water...therefore, we are bleach' Nathan Explosion, Dethklok, from an episode in season 3, im not entirely sure which, the one when they all have to go to the doctors

There's a huge sense of drama to the is thread that points to some underlying problems.  I mean if you have stepped away from metal and your friends have turned away from you then it strikes me that they weren't good friends in the first place.  Taken at face value your posts suggest you were sick of your life given the theatre around the language you used (guessing English isn't your first language though so may appear more dramatic then you intend).
But it sounds like you're happy with your musical tastes now and you should never feel bad about evolving your listening habits.

You'll wanna find these too...
 
Deströyer 666 - Terror Abraxas
 
Deströyer 666 - Unchain the Wolves
 
Deströyer 666 - Defiance (my personal favorite)
 

Marduk "Dark Endless" at the moment. Probably going to do a little Destroyer 666 now that I've got them on the brain.

Trust me, you don't want to. It's basically Daudi Baldrs-era Burzum worship, and Daudi Baldrs was the worst era of Burzum, but Varggoth fancies himself a Ukrainian Varg Vikernes, so since Varg took Burzum in an "ambient" direction, Varggoth created Mistigo Varggoth Darkestra and like nobody who liked Nokturnal Mortum listened to it (since The Key to the Gates of Apocalypses was a single, 72 minute long track and nobody really has the patience for that).

I tried listening to Midnight Fullmoon and lost interest three minutes into the opening 12 minute track. Luckily I downloaded it off of Soulseek so I did not get suckered into paying money for Varggoth's beeps & boops project.

Marduk "Dark Endless" at the moment. Probably going to do a little Destroyer 666 now that I've got them on the brain.

Marduk "Dark Endless" at the moment. Probably going to do a little Destroyer 666 now that I've got them on the brain.

Cradle of Filth's best album cover, in my opinion, was Dusk and Her Embrace because of the green monotone thing that it had going on. It was also one of the first black metal albums I ever bought, and I was all about that record for a while in the 10th and 11th grade.

I seem to be one of the few Aussies that don't like these guys. I haven't seen them mentioned here but on every other forum I've been on in the last 20 years they seem to be highly praised and loved but I just can't get into them.
It was the same for Ne Obliviscaris back in the mid 00's, everyone on the forums I was on seemed to love them but I just never saw the appeal. Although I believe their appeal showed it's true colours when they started a crowd funding campaign which was worded something along the lines of "Give us your money so we can retire from our jobs and tour Europe". They wanted $12000 AU a month from fans to keep their career going, to my knowledge they didn't get their tour or their retirement
 
 

Vredensdal - Silence Is Eternal, USBM
 
Białywilk - Próżnia, USBM
 

My biggest accomplishment is being here. No story, no, I should be dead, just simply I am here.
Of course others may disagree, they might even wish I hadn't accomplished such a great feat, but that's fine I'm happy for them to have an opinion.
 

I'm not so sure that this is a metal problem that you encountered, rather than a facebook problem. That site is toxic. People go on there just looking to get on a soap box and put others down. I closed my account there long ago and would rather claw out my eyes than go back. 
 

These are admirable goals. 
My wife got obsessed with tiny houses a while ago. And my mum and dad love their caravan. It is where they are happiest.
I was down for the tiny house idea (although I reckon living in a well made apartment is still a better use of resources/lower ecological footprint than a tiny house) but would insist on at least a tin shed off to the side where I could pile up the boxes of Star Wars figures and LPs. Y'know. Just in case I needed them.