[QUOTE=Alf]stuff about ten east/fatso jetson[/QUOTE]

cool

[QUOTE=Txus]Feathers >>>>> rest[/QUOTE]

nah Shivering King is better

I'm downloading Warning - Strength to Dream right now. I hope it's as good as Watching From a Distance.

I really like Watching From a Distance, probably my favorite doom album from 2007.

Trouble's s/t is quite good. Although I haven't listened to it in a while.

Imo SMC is their strongest album where vocals are concerned.

Psalm 9 owns Simple Mind Condition. But I like that chorus on the title track of SMC.

"Mind, Mind, Mind, Simple Mind Condition"

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15848021]Imo SMC is their strongest album where vocals are concerned.[/QUOTE]

The vocals is wat bothered me most about Psalm 9. I'll listen to it again and maybe try and get a hold of Simple Mind Condition.

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;15847738]I'm downloading Warning - Strength to Dream right now. I hope it's as good as Watching From a Distance.[/QUOTE]

It isn't.

Angmar: [I]Watching From a Distance[/I] was released in 2006.

My ranking of top 4 Trouble albums:

1. Psalm 9
2. SMC
3. The Skull
4. Trouble

[QUOTE=Bordello;15849609]It isn't.
[/QUOTE]

Tis.

Both are essential anyway.

Hey Jondur. How did Pagan Altar audition part 2 go?

[QUOTE=Bordello;15849609]Angmar: [I]Watching From a Distance[/I] was released in 2006.[/QUOTE]

Gahh, ****, you're right.

:/

EDIT: Lee what are you talking about pagan altar audition?

Didn't get the gig unfortunately. It's a shame but hey, at least I played with Pagan Altar! I must admit the drive there was brutal - had to set off at 7.30am for an 11am rehearsal so I was knackered by the time I got there. A nice 300 mile round trip!

They have got a new drummer now so they should be back on the road soon.

I would kill to see Pagan Altar.

[QUOTE=Iron Bars;15849260]The vocals is wat bothered me most about Psalm 9. I'll listen to it again and maybe try and get a hold of Simple Mind Condition.[/QUOTE]

Vocal are definitely weak on Psalm 9 when compared to SMC, but the riffing on Psalm 9 is quite good.

I just listened to it again and this time it didn't bore me as I thought it had done the last time I tried to listen to it. I thought is was actually pretty good, best song for now Endtime. I gues I'm starting to get used to the traditionel doom style.

[QUOTE=Angmar;15849760]I would kill to see Pagan Altar.[/QUOTE]

Well owing to the errr... cosy nature of their rehearsal rooms I got to see Al bust out those solos from less than 2 foot and had Terry directly in front of me singing like he was doing Wembly Arena. You have to hand it to these guys, they're not exactly teenagers anymore but after 3 hours rehearsal I was knackered and they were going "OK what shall we do next?". Pretty impressive when you consider I'm 30 years younger than Terry!

Have you heard if you're their new drummer?

I'm not. Their new drummer is a chap called Andy Green.

That's too bad, man.

[QUOTE=Jondur;15849825]I'm not. Their new drummer is a chap called Andy Green.[/QUOTE]

I saw this on their site or somewhere the other day, and I knew it wasn't your name. Still ****ing awesome you played with them.

MARCH 14 2008
The Velvet Lounge
8pm $10
Ol' Scratch
Iron Man
Hounds of Hasselvander
"with very special guest, that we're sure you can guess"

Come one come all, support the Doom Capitol!!!

Think that means Wino??

That's what I would think. The two of you will catch up on old times. :p

[QUOTE=Jondur;15849806]Well owing to the errr... cosy nature of their rehearsal rooms I got to see Al bust out those solos from less than 2 foot and had Terry directly in front of me singing like he was doing Wembly Arena. You have to hand it to these guys, they're not exactly teenagers anymore but after 3 hours rehearsal I was knackered and they were going "OK what shall we do next?". Pretty impressive when you consider I'm 30 years younger than Terry![/QUOTE]

Sounds like an amazing experience. Shame you didn't get it, but hell, your one of the few people who'll ever be able to say;

[QUOTE=Jondur]I played with Pagan Altar![/QUOTE]

I got Sleep's Holy Mountain last night, i'm stoked to hear it.
NDMatt:
Om is ****ing awesome dude, I only just got around to listening to Conference but its definitely worth my time.

^
Nice avatar/usertitle.

[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15856308]I got Sleep's Holy Mountain last night, i'm stoked to hear it.
NDMatt:
Om is ****ing awesome dude, I only just got around to listening to Conference but its definitely worth my time.[/QUOTE]

Now listen to the other two LPs.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15856366]Now listen to the other two LPs.[/QUOTE]
Consider it done. I know I'm all excited about listening to two albums everyone in here has heard 100 times.
[QUOTE=the2stranger;15856365]^
Nice avatar/usertitle.[/QUOTE]
lol thanks man are you into Eastern Philosophy?

[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15856372]
lol thanks man are you into Eastern Philosophy?[/QUOTE]

Not specifically Eastern, but I enjoy reading about philosophy and religion.

And Nadja, one of my favorite bands has a song on their latest album, influenced by the Bhagavad Gita.
:)

I left you a lengthy neg rep message :)

The Bhaghavad Gita is one of the best pieces of literature ever written, I may have to check out Nadja now.

/adds to "to-get" list
EDIT: would you recommend an album specifically? They've got quite a few it seems.

[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15856423]I left you a lengthy [B]**neg rep [/B]message :)

The Bhaghavad Gita is one of the best pieces of literature ever written, I may have to check out Nadja now.

/adds to "to-get" list
EDIT: would you recommend an album specifically? They've got quite a few it seems.[/QUOTE]

**
:eek:

:p
I repped you back. :)

As for Nadja, I recommend Body Cage as a starter.
Enjoy!

i was interested in taoism, buddhism, konfuzius, etc while being 16years old till 18.

[QUOTE=the2stranger;15856410][B]Not specifically Eastern, but I enjoy reading about philosophy and religion.[/B]

And Nadja, one of my favorite bands has a song on their latest album, influenced by the Bhagavad Gita.
:)[/QUOTE]

marry me

i have a problem with philosophy since ... yeah, you know the story about my christian fundamental girl who is living with me right? she is studying philosophy and since a half year, i have a problem with philosophy.... 90% of my philosophy knowledge is meanwhile through her and i cannot stand it anymore :p

but philosophy is great, though... it just depends how you interpretate it (she is doing it wrong - ^^) whatever.

She is willing to suspend logic and reason to fit her preconceived ideals. Which defeats the purpose of philosophy.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15856478]marry me[/QUOTE]
same, I pretty much enjoy all types of religious/philosophical lit. unless its extremely dry or just "out there".

I take it, you don't care much for metaphysics and epistemology.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15856366]Now listen to the other two LPs.[/QUOTE]

I think the other two OM albums are very boring. Confrence is all I like by them, but it is a near perfect record.

[QUOTE=Iron Bars;15856528]I think the other two OM albums are very boring. Confrence is all I like by them, but it is a near perfect record.[/QUOTE]

I can see how you would find them boring, but thats why I love them. I love the eastern tinged drone feel they have going one.

[QUOTE=guitrguy;15856519]I take it, you don't care much for metaphysics and epistemology.[/QUOTE]
I'm familiar with both but I haven't studied either one so I can't really say. They might "click" for me once I check them out, but if something is really dry then I'll generally set it aside until I'm ready for it. I'll need to investigate those for sure.
[QUOTE=guitrguy;15856534] I love the eastern tinged drone feel they have going one.[/QUOTE]
I think that's what did it for me, I'm a fan.