MacabreEternal

Still awaiting feedback from the job interview last Friday. Appreciate there's been a bank holiday weekend but would like to know either way. Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Slayer "Reign In Blood" Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Told my girlfriend earlier that I won't be drinking at her sister's 40th on Saturday because basically I am so sick and tired of either her mother, her brother or our brother in law getting drunk and kicking off with each other or all and sundry. I just feel so uncomfortable around her family at social gatherings so it easier to stay sober and drive then I can make a quick getaway if needs be. She responded that I should have a drink and get a taxi home so I don't want to leave early. My response that it wasn't a lack of beer that made me want to leave it was usually boredom because her family get togethers drag on for hours wasn't a popular one.

Serpentine Path "Emanations"

Got my full version of Serpentine Path tonight - fucking awesome. Big, grim, ugly death/doom.

Grave Miasma - "Odori Sepulcrorum"

3 tracks from the new Serpentine Path record - sounds promising. Will be purchasing this week.

Wodensthrone "Curse"

Aquilus "Arbor" Kauan "Pirut" Also pre-order of new Serpentine Path.

Aquilus "Arbor"

Mercyful Fate "Into The Unknown" Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Mercyful Fate "9" Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

Kiss s/t Sent from my GT-I9300 using Tapatalk

**sighs** As much as you might want to believe we are all going to read this and throw horns up and gurn respectfully in the general direction of your post the reality (as you will have already gleaned) is very much different. Now, before you tell me it's just your opinion how's about you tell us how you got to this viewpoint? Post relevant "facts" or experiences that have lead you to this conclusion? Calling yourself a "metalhead" (a term which reflects a very narrow minded and singular view by it's very description) and applauding the genre isn't really my idea of a construct for a proper debate - even though you have got a few pages of response this is more to do with an ill-informed post on your part a opposed to any recognition of something of value having been said. For instance please clarify your definition of "true" metal, and who is to say that your definition is anymore valid than a fan of this (untrue?) "mainstream" metal. I like my music but I refrain from calling it a way of life. I get that through different experiences the value people attach to music varies and I acknowledge the escape it can offer. But music isn't about hacking strips off bands or challenging the validity of the stripes they have earned to get them wherever they are in the greater scheme of things. Music is about finding your niche and enjoying it. Any self-respecting fan of music doesn't care two shits what other people listen to. They just sit back and enjoy the music of their choice.

Playlist ended up being Opeth "Ghost Reveries" for the first couple of hours then local radio as the girlfriend was with me as she wanted to go shopping London way so hitched a ride.

This again. Harsh BM vocals with atmospheric backdrop yet some great riffs and almost melo death structures.

I have been hammering Goatlord's s/t from 1992 alot lately along with Demolition Hammer's "Epidemic of Violence" both dirty, raw thrash in their own right.

Grave Miasma "Odori Sepulcrorum"

Perturbator "Nocturne City EP" - superb retro-electro.

Kauan "Pirut"

Thanks for asking guys - I think I nailed it in the interview, got lots of compliments for my presentation and I think the answers I gave were strong. Fluffed the first role play (seriously who still uses role plays in 2014?) but rescued it with the second one. Find out Tuesday if I got it or not. 7 hour drive home was the only downside!

Aquilus "Arbor"

Think my interview went quite well on Friday although it did take 7 hours to get home afterwards thanks to bank holiday traffic. Find out Tuesday if the journey was worth it.

Ulcerate "Everything Is Fire" Ifing "Against This Weald" Demolition Hammer "Epidemic Of Violence"