What's on your mind?

[Iceni]

Just remember' date=' for every blow, there is an equal and opposite suck. Sometimes this can create larger systems, like weather patterns, but sometimes it's confined to a very small area... like in the case of that band Orgy, who suck so hard that all they can do is blow themselves.[/quote'] I remember this phenomenon, where a band collapses under its own suckiness and eventually becomes suckiness itself, producing absolutely nothing and sucking so hard they actually draw down nearby bands. The specialists are calling it the 'Attila Effect'.

[Frostaudn]

Woohoo, awesome day was awesome!! First spend some hours in Tilburg and bought two, "rare to get in store cd's" (As the Stars by Woods of Desolation and Withering Illiusions and Desolation by Austere) and Transatlantic played an increddible show! Roine Stolt is truely an amazing guitar player (and the rest of the band isn't quite bad too ).

[Frostaudn]

Oh and yay for wifi in the train!

[FatherAlabaster]

Glad you had some fun, sounds like just what you needed!

[Frostaudn]

Glad you had some fun' date=' sounds like just what you needed![/quote'] Indeed! Hopefully, this line will continue

[chaos212]

Are you going to rip the cds you got and share with us? Sent from my LGMS500 using Tapatalk

[Frostaudn]

I think (most of) the songs are on youtube. So there you can give it already a listen If you're really interested to receive the mp3's, I could rip them for those who are interested.

[FatherAlabaster]

I remember this phenomenon' date=' where a band collapses under its own suckiness and eventually becomes suckiness itself, producing absolutely nothing and sucking so hard they actually draw down nearby bands. The specialists are calling it the 'Attila Effect'.[/quote'] In the best case scenario, thankfully, this Attila Effect can produce a sonic "black hole" from which no music can escape. Sadly an "ex-Attack Attack" reaction sometimes jettisons band members outward into other equally shitty bands, who are somehow, inexplicably, still capable of producing music.

[Iceni]

In the best case scenario' date=' thankfully, this Attila Effect can produce a sonic "black hole" from which no music can escape. Sadly an "ex-Attack Attack" reaction sometimes jettisons band members outward into other equally shitty bands, who are somehow, inexplicably, still capable of producing music.[/quote'] Recall that even after passing through the event horizon the band members can escape because they lack substance. Even light is dual in nature, a wave and a particle. These band members, possessing no notable characteristics other than their inherent suckiness, are attracted to bodies with mass expressed as potential gravitational energy. They convert that potential energy into real energy via the aforementioned process of 'hyping sh!t up', which gives off the impression of a body with mass and therefore substance. Their intangibility allows them to escape the negative consequences of suckiness. Researchers are busy examining whether or not this is how the bands continue to have fans. Indeed, preliminary tests suggest that the enhanced pull of sucky bands is misconstrued as the idea that the band has a great deal of mass and therefore substance.

[chaos212]

You guys should totally pitch this to BBC Sent from my LGMS500 using Tapatalk

[Iceni]

You guys should totally pitch this to BBC

No way, this is going to Nova. I'm not having those soggy military has-beens taking credit for American work.

[chaos212]

Re: What's on your mind?

No way' date=' this is going to Nova. I'm not having those soggy military has-beens taking credit for American work.[/quote'] But it'd not trashy enough for American TV Sent from my LGMS500 using Tapatalk

[FatherAlabaster]

Re: What's on your mind?

Recall that even after passing through the event horizon the band members can escape because they lack substance. Even light is dual in nature, a wave and a particle. These band members, possessing no notable characteristics other than their inherent suckiness, are attracted to bodies with mass expressed as potential gravitational energy. They convert that potential energy into real energy via the aforementioned process of 'hyping sh!t up', which gives off the impression of a body with mass and therefore substance. Their intangibility allows them to escape the negative consequences of suckiness. Researchers are busy examining whether or not this is how the bands continue to have fans. Indeed, preliminary tests suggest that the enhanced pull of sucky bands is misconstrued as the idea that the band has a great deal of mass and therefore substance.

Of course, direct examination of these "sucky" bands, while difficult and tedious, is often revealing, as their lack of substance (mass) keeps any of their music from actually being "heavy". The odd attraction you mention has been dealt with by some theorists as a completely new phenomenon, which they've termed the "Really Weak Force", while others explain it in terms of existing principles, positing that the temporary attraction exerted by the "hyped shit", while emanating from a massless source, is sufficient to attract a cluster of mallgoing fans, who - while seeming empty - do have enough mass of their own to draw in others, through that process creating what's known as a "mall core".

[FatherAlabaster]

And the idea of intelligence on the part of Americans is not a concept the BBC is willing to accept.

It may also be a difficult thing for some of our own countrymen to swallow...

[Iceni]

The idea of intelligence on the part of Americans is not an idea the BBC is willing to accept.

through that process creating what's known as a "mall core".

Of course, the aggregation of weak force does result in an oddly low-friction environment of bodies closely tied to one another. When such a core reaches a critical mass, the near-amorphous result, large yet difficult to classify owing to the fact that it isn't solid in any sense, is known as a 'slip knot'.

[BlutAusNerd]

Re: What's on your mind?

Woohoo, awesome day was awesome!! First spend some hours in Tilburg and bought two, "rare to get in store cd's" (As the Stars by Woods of Desolation and Withering Illiusions and Desolation by Austere) and Transatlantic played an increddible show! Roine Stolt is truely an amazing guitar player (and the rest of the band isn't quite bad too ).

I liked songs from both bands that I have heard, but don't own any albums from them. Nice score. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2

[chaos212]

I have no idea what genre I like because it seems like you guys just make shit up and give it a new name everyday.

[deathstorm]

Sorry choas we confuse. U sometimes I don't know what genre is either

[BlutAusNerd]

Re: What's on your mind?

I have no idea what genre I like because it seems like you guys just make shit up and give it a new name everyday.

I find new genres all the time, even if many are ones I don't like. Music is insanely broad and varied, tons of genres exist because there are tons of sounds. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2

[Frostaudn]

I liked songs from both bands that I have heard, but don't own any albums from them. Nice score. Sent from my HTC PH39100 using Tapatalk 2

I'm still searching for the second album by Austere (To Lay Like Old Ashes), but this is indeed a nice one too. And the new album by WoD is good too, but so far I liked Torn Beyond Reason a bit more.

[Atrocity]

I think I might be getting Takasago Army for my birthday so I'm really excited ^^

[Iceni]

Finally I am caught up with the foreign policy backlog, for the most part.

[Ghouly]

Going to try to make more of an effort to post here. Been really antisocial and grouchy lately because I've been burning my candle at both ends for weeks now. Waking up at 5, 6AM and working straight through until 9 or 10 pm, it's grinding me into the pavement.

[FatherAlabaster]

Yay, post more! We miss you.

[Iceni]

Going to try to make more of an effort to post here. Been really antisocial and grouchy lately because I've been burning my candle at both ends for weeks now. Waking up at 5' date=' 6AM and working straight through until 9 or 10 pm, it's grinding me into the pavement.[/quote'] Yech. I do hope your situation improves. Then I can give you more prog recommendations.