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Comment on Music Discovery Thread: Share the Top 3 songs you’re currently obsessed with! in ~music
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Comment on Music Discovery Thread: Share the Top 3 songs you’re currently obsessed with! in ~music
EarlGreyOfPorcelain Yes! That's so good, sounds like it would be a great show. I'll probably go next time they make it over to Australia.Yes! That's so good, sounds like it would be a great show. I'll probably go next time they make it over to Australia.
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Comment on Music Discovery Thread: Share the Top 3 songs you’re currently obsessed with! in ~music
EarlGreyOfPorcelain Yeah same, I was very much the same way about Lamb Of God, a lot of the time I can't stand stuff that's too heavy or has too much screaming, and I'm sure the more hardcore out there will cringe at...Yeah same, I was very much the same way about Lamb Of God, a lot of the time I can't stand stuff that's too heavy or has too much screaming, and I'm sure the more hardcore out there will cringe at me - I love metal but I'm not a maaassive fan of blast beats. It can all be too much, and a lot of other LoG stuff has that. I need a groove and something to flow along to.
However, the Omens album by them is the first time in a long time that I have been impressed and found something by them that I can really get into that's still heavy. I'd give the first 3 tracks a listen. -
Comment on Music Discovery Thread: Share the Top 3 songs you’re currently obsessed with! in ~music
EarlGreyOfPorcelain Love me some King Gizzard! Ghost - Kaisarion (https://open.spotify.com/track/452WW3sHSkt9AxuKS4cLX0?si=jU_3Hbh2SnOxHRSgBofcCg) KMFDM - Ready To Blow...Love me some King Gizzard!
Ghost - Kaisarion (https://open.spotify.com/track/452WW3sHSkt9AxuKS4cLX0?si=jU_3Hbh2SnOxHRSgBofcCg)
KMFDM - Ready To Blow (https://open.spotify.com/track/6CUm8TLesDWKUPLI2X4Rvg?si=LHVg2VTLRqq83eiicaOITA)
Lamb of God - Vanishing (https://open.spotify.com/track/7jrkBLvhjeNs7X86wL3jKf?si=h3auGLI5SSurg_JLq5g1Ew)
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Comment on What is the most recent game to really impress you? in ~games
EarlGreyOfPorcelain Such a great game. I had it spoiled, but I just love the slow burn, and the unnerving tension in parts (seeing a figure on the ridge etc). It doesn't have the same replayability in the same sense...Such a great game. I had it spoiled, but I just love the slow burn, and the unnerving tension in parts (seeing a figure on the ridge etc). It doesn't have the same replayability in the same sense that other games do, but like your favourite movie or book, it's a standalone experience you can just come back to when you're in the mood.
Gone Home, What Remains of Edith Finch, Virginia, and Kona, are other games I recommend that are in a similar vein. First two I'm sure most people know, they're awesome.
Campo Santo was making In The Valley of God's, but that's been pushed back until 2029, if at all. -
Comment on What are you reading these days? in ~books
EarlGreyOfPorcelain Finished '2001: A Space Odyssey'. I then wanted to get into a bit of a post-apocalyptic mood since recently starting a new Fallout 3 playthrough. Just started 'On The Beach' by Nevil Shute. Have a...Finished '2001: A Space Odyssey'. I then wanted to get into a bit of a post-apocalyptic mood since recently starting a new Fallout 3 playthrough. Just started 'On The Beach' by Nevil Shute. Have a few others lined up that were recommended for anyone interested: 'Wool' by Hugh Howey, 'Dawn' by Octavia Butler, Roadside Picnic, The Postman, Alas Babylon, A Canticle for Leibowitz, Damnation Alley.
Will I read them all? Probs not, but I get on a tear sometimes deep-diving subgenres.
Sorry for the late reply, been travelling.
Dragon is so good, the music video is insane. It's very much an old school music video, a mix of art and music. Some moments feel like Windows Media Player circa 2008, kinda camp but just very very cool.