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Guys this is whacked.... we played together. This is around 1998 I think.... lol.... what!!!!! I know it's not an introduction but so many comments here, it's like f*kn nostalgia!!!!

Vliege9 - Mucha - Maciek Pasinski - qIp (all the same guy) played for Sirrah, only Sirrah was full of snobs, sorry guys if any of you are here.

But this is an introduction of sorts... you guys are making me all nostalgic and shit! I'd my hand in  05. Retrograde Progression the vocalist wanted to sound like Mike Patton... he's up his own arse in all honesty, and Tomak I don't care if you see this - ok I do I am just being the guy you know who ffs... but you were up your own arse! ;) 

Check out how old it is lol!!!!! hahaha what a geg! I love the guys in all honesty, he can still be up his own arse but he's a good guy. He suffered from famousitis! 

 

By The way Possibly the single best welcome to a METAL forum ever!!!!! :D well chuffed!

 

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12 hours ago, RelentlessOblivion said:

P.S haven't laughed this much since Black Milk's intro...

Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu Rl'yeh wgah'nagl fhtagn

Out of sheer curiosity what does that mean????

And yea man, I laughed a lot too, been checking out the promotions, some varied music, also did actually listen to war metal - not sure what to make of it.... but ya know what, I appreciate it for what it is.

Good guys & girls on here. Nice place you have going.

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Hmm seems my signature popped into the text of that post on your screen. Weird given it appears nowhere else on the forum from my perspective.

 

Also if your sense of humour is as downright disgusting as the rest of us that thread I mention is well worth a look. Funny from page one to around four or five.

 

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3 hours ago, MacabreEternal said:

It's Australian.  It means "Post an oil rig up my anus and switch me 40 watt bulb on sugar" - rough translation like.

You and Josh are so right for each other, it's a beautiful thing.

Black Milk's intro and the thread that started Anus Ov Ye Göatlord are my two favorites, but that's because I was personally invested in them. We had some good stuff going in some of the others, too. 

 

 

Ah, those were the days.

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I'm not as huge an Iron Maiden fanboy as some. I only consider their first two albums 'must-hear' material in truth. That's not to say Number Of The Beast through Seventh Son etc aren't good albums they just aren't essential in my opinion.

 

It's incredibly hard narrowing down my collection to a favourite bands list (though I suppose less challenging then many other members here) but Iron Maiden wouldn't make my top 10. Actually that sounds like an idea. Since you've listed some of yours I'll give it a go.

 

(God damn this was hard btw)

 

Death, Grave Miasma, Bathory, My Dying Bride, Monolithe, Bolt Thrower, Morgion, Inquisition, Angel Witch, Napalm Death

Honourable mentions to Black Harvest and Stargazer

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