anyone else really like acherontas?

[QUOTE=ablazeinmynorthernhi;18416219]Maybe not, but, $22 dollars, for tickets to see Dimmu, and Enslaved, and another $22 dollars to see Cradle and Nachtmystium, not too bad. (Of course, I didn't get the tickets online.) Especially when you consider that my godson's mom just forked out around $500 for two tickets for them to see to Eric Clapton. I think they in the front row, or something, but, still.

(PS: Don't tease me about Cradle, hee. I was there for Blake.)[/QUOTE]

$500 for Clapton? Christ.

eh, I've seen Cradle a few times. Don't really enjoy their newer material though.

I'll probably order those cds after my birthday. $62 (£35-ish depending on the current exchange rate) seems like a good deal.

$62 for a show is a rip off.

those paysage things are prob a little overpriced, but at least you're getting an A5 book cover thing with it

plus it's paysage

fag needs to do vinyl reissues

Most I ever paid for a show was like 40 dollars to see Heaven and Hell and be in like the 3rd row, well worth it.

R.I.P. Dio

60 bucks is pretty average for an international act here (not including huge ones). ie. opeth 3 years ago was 65 bucks. metallica or leonard cohen are like 150. la dispute played here a couple of weeks ago, that was like 25 bucks which was cool

65 bucks for Opeth? haha holy shit, I would never go to shows there.

Btw, Ashdautas <3

wow i hate paying more than 25 for a show

[QUOTE=Angmar;18416159]pussy

Have you ever tried Drudkh?[/QUOTE]

Yeah actually. I liked them more than most black metal. And thanks mapster. I'll check them out.

[QUOTE=ATM;18416307]What did you guys think of Until the Light Takes Us?[/QUOTE]

it was alright, might give it another watch sometime soon

Oh yeah, Australia's like remote and shit.

@ Kyle: try Drudkh and Deafheaven. I think that'd be pretty much up your alley.

Where did you guys see [I]Until the Light Takes Us[/I]?

I just downloaded it off TPB.

I downloaded it as well.

I think Fenriz is adorable in that film. The scene in the gallery with him walking around all those little rooms, and, then standing in front of the picture of Dead is so shamanic. No wonder he had to ask for a glass of water after those shots. I think I started leaving my body the first time I watched it.

Also the street scenes of Oslo are remarkable. Plus love the scenes of him buying cassette tapes at the flea market, and, visiting the site that used to be Helvete, also, the scene of the girl crawling all over him at the bar. You go, girl. I can relate. I just love Fenriz.

I pre-ordered the two disk set, so already have my copy. I haven't had time to watch the extra footage of Fenriz doing a Heavy Metal 101 class, but, I really want to watch it some time soon.

Fenriz is the best part of the whole film, there are some really dumb parts. It was okay.

I still need to watch it.

Still haven't seen it.

Vargs interview is pretty cool.

Talking about Varg, I didn't like the new Burzum album all that much. The vocals are kinda bad.

[QUOTE=ablazeinmynorthernhi;18416550]I think Fenriz is adorable in that film. The scene in the gallery with him walking around all those little rooms, and, then standing in front of the picture of Dead is so shamanic. No wonder he had to ask for a glass of water after those shots. I think I started leaving my body the first time I watched it.

Also the street scenes of Oslo are remarkable. Plus love the scenes of him buying cassette tapes at the flea market, and, visiting the site that used to be Helvete, also, the scene of the girl crawling all over him at the bar. You go, girl. I can relate. I just love Fenriz.

I pre-ordered the two disk set, so already have my copy. I haven't had time to watch the extra footage of Fenriz doing a Heavy Metal 101 class, but, I really want to watch it some time soon.[/QUOTE]

ur a total norwegian black metal tool

i will never purposely watch a music documentary

I like short 10 min. long ones about artists who intrigue me greatly (whether or not their music is good). I watched a Sachiko M. video and it was pretty cool - really enhanced my knowledge of her whole scene.

i need to rewatch that solely to ask you guys where this one riff (which was playing in the background at one point) is from

like it sounded like a black metal version of ctawb if i remember correctly

[QUOTE=ablazeinmynorthernhi;18416550]I think Fenriz is adorable in that film. The scene in the gallery with him walking around all those little rooms, and, then standing in front of the picture of Dead is so shamanic. No wonder he had to ask for a glass of water after those shots. I think I started leaving my body the first time I watched it.

Also the street scenes of Oslo are remarkable. Plus love the scenes of him buying cassette tapes at the flea market, and, visiting the site that used to be Helvete, also, the scene of the girl crawling all over him at the bar. You go, girl. I can relate. I just love Fenriz.

I pre-ordered the two disk set, so already have my copy. I haven't had time to watch the extra footage of Fenriz doing a Heavy Metal 101 class, but, I really want to watch it some time soon.[/QUOTE]
lol is this person serious

tis sad

What is it with black metal girls and always being so Norwegian scene obsessed.

she's not that bad

just overly enthusiastic

~she has a crush~

metal chicks turn me off big time no offense

used to live with one she had awesome boots though

It's rare that I find metal chicks attractive.

I like crust chicks.

i like crusty chicks

peee yeww

[QUOTE=Angmar;18416935]What is it with black metal girls and always being so Norwegian scene obsessed.[/QUOTE]

becuz its entry levl

crazy ug

[QUOTE=Faith in Logic;18417017]becuz its entry levl[/QUOTE]

read this as evil level

who cares

Until The Light Takes Us was pretty boring, just reiterated the same stories we've all heard a million times before.

fenriz and the guys in immortal made it worth watching