both make you sound like a really stupid 16 year old trend-following twat
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christ you have a sandy vagina tonight.
I'd type my pc specs out all fancy again but teh mods would remove it. Again.
just saying it as it is. say 'deathstep' around me and you'll get a slap in the mouth
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it's probably more like dub than step.
yeah man all that dub!
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haha dub and death metal. Can. Not. Compute.
KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
haha dub and death metal. Can. Not. Compute.
I need around tree fiddy.
By liquidat0r???
Take it he's the one in speedos
Take it he's the one in speedos
I'd type my pc specs out all fancy again but teh mods would remove it. Again.
he didn't make it, that shit is old
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well i put the music to the gif
Got my ticket for Wu-Tang Clan.
jealousWreckognize wrote:
Got my ticket for Wu-Tang Clan.
Iron Maiden next july
Just hope they dont do much from the new album, its so... average. Nearly fell asleep during their set in august.
I'd type my pc specs out all fancy again but teh mods would remove it. Again.
Got tickets to Trans Siberian Orchestra again this year
THIS AS GOOD AS A LIVE BAND PERFORMANCE WILL EVER GET
OH MY FUCKING GOD
OH
MY
FUCKING
GOD
i love you godspeed, i love you
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Really want to see them live, wish they'd come to Aus this millennium.
By the way, how long are their concerts?
By the way, how long are their concerts?
Last edited by Jestar (2010-12-22 23:45:44)
like 60-90 mins, and then supports
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After YEARS of wanting to see them, I finally got to see aussie band Thirsty Merc last night at my local RSL. They grew up in the area, but it had taken them 8 years to come and play a proper show there xD They are pretty well known in Australia, tho I don't think any of you guys would have heard them before
It was an incredible show with a lot of classic songs, extended solos/jamming and crowd participation. And we were pretty close...
And if you are still wondering what they sound like, here is one of their more known songs. It's been used as the theme for the "Bondi Rescue" tv show for some 7 seasons
It was an incredible show with a lot of classic songs, extended solos/jamming and crowd participation. And we were pretty close...
And if you are still wondering what they sound like, here is one of their more known songs. It's been used as the theme for the "Bondi Rescue" tv show for some 7 seasons
kinda crazy how that music has absolutely zero penetration in the rest of the world
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Well that went south. Fucking ticketmaster wouldn't accept them vouchers I have to "that specific cultural event"Ultrafunkula wrote:
Iron Maiden next july
Bastards.
damn Ultra
hmm, I'm half juggling whether I should fly down to Melbourne (where I would meet up with some uni mates) to go see the NYE Armin Only show. Trance from 9pm-5am... Would cost so much tho, and I've also got an epic (E P I C) houseparty to go to here...
hmm, I'm half juggling whether I should fly down to Melbourne (where I would meet up with some uni mates) to go see the NYE Armin Only show. Trance from 9pm-5am... Would cost so much tho, and I've also got an epic (E P I C) houseparty to go to here...
I have.mcminty wrote:
They are pretty well known in Australia, tho I don't think any of you guys would have heard them before
Uzique wrote:
penetration
"people in ny have a general idea of how to drive. one of the pedals goes forward the other one prevents you from dying"
M-E-T-H-O-D MAN
Wu-Tang Clan was amazing despite RZA not being there. I felt proud when one of the opening DJ's tried to spin a club song, got boo'd, and immediately changed the track. The first part of Wu-Tang's set was most of 36 Chambers. All the members filled in ODB's parts; the crowd sang along to pretty much every song. They also did Triumph, Liquid Swords, Dual of the Iron Mic, Guillotine...near the end they brought out ODB's son Young Dirty Bastard (who looks, walks, and talks exactly like his father)and did Shimmy Shimmy Ya. Plenty of blunts were smoked both onstage and in the crowd. A couple of teens with their father posted up by us before the show; the dad disappeared when Wu-Tang came on and the kids light up a blunt of what smelled like some schoolyard schwag while scoping for daddy and looking sketched out. This was definitely one of my favorite live experiences.