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Written by X-Ray Rod on 02.07.2012 at 20:12

I fail to see how being wrong in a school paper is on a different degree of "wrongness" as being wrong in speech. Where you are wrong, how many make the mistake and for how long doesn't change anything.

I don't grade people when I talk to them... but they or I can still be wrong.

Well, you've always said orange wrong, it's narange but we've dropped the "n". Same with apron, orignally naperon an umpire, originally noumpere. As examples. So we're all writing in a degree of "wrongness". Christ, we'll be onto Wittgenstein next. Doom metal fans rock!

Written by Guest on 02.07.2012 at 20:20
Well, you've always said orange wrong, it's narange but we've dropped the "n". Same with apron, orignally naperon an umpire, originally noumpere. As examples. So we're all writing in a degree of "wrongness". Christ, we'll be onto Wittgenstein next. Doom metal fans rock!

Those modifications are not the same.
It has been pointed out for ages... How "have" goes into a modification and turns to "of" is clearly not the same as the example you are telling me one s modification, the other is just changing the entire word and dismissing what they mean.

What did I say about getting back on topic? So talk about extreme doom here

Okay okay... I'll stop about the extreme wrongness going on.

We need a change fast.

The Turbantor mentioned Ophis, which he mentioned here about two years after we nominated them for best extreme doom album whcih they came in second just behind the totally non extreme Remembrance album hahahaa

Yeah... He should of known that album before.




Yeah!


But seriously... how did that Remembrance album get in then? I don't remember anything of it... is it really that non-extreme?

Written by X-Ray Rod on 02.07.2012 at 20:28


But seriously... how did that Remembrance album get in then? I don't remember anything of it... is it really that non-extreme?

Listen to it, even current day Shape Of Despair is more extreme than that Reembrance album

Haha I thought Joe would catch the alot part of my comment earlier

Best looking extreme doom exponent.

Written by Guest on 02.07.2012 at 20:54



Best looking extreme doom exponent.

Murkrat is awesome. Btw The Slow Death which also features her vocals is some great melodic doom death with gothic touches

Written by Guest on 02.07.2012 at 20:54



Best looking extreme doom exponent.

I suggested her in the hot women in metal thread a while back and got back nothing but negative comments about the way she looked. It was then I realised that the metal storm male populace is predominantly gay.

Written by Guest on 03.07.2012 at 15:30
It was then I realised that the metal storm male populace is predominantly gay.

Hhahahahhahaha well what can I say... you are pretty cute!

^ Should of left that reply hang awhile. Till Jooe began pm'n to arrange a meet up. Like The Slow Death from the little i've heard of, though shes blew them out of the water with Murkrat. One subconscious reason why i'd go to my uncles in Australia for the off chance of pretending to want to go to Victoria for any other reason then to stalk her(im not a stalker). The other subconscious reason SPIDERS gets in the way.

Derkéta are really good. Old school death doom. Formed in 1988, they apparently split up in 1990 and tried to make a first comeback later in the 90s, only now releasing their first full-length, In Death We Meet. The band also seems to consist mostly of females, now that I looked them up. Wouldn't know by listening to the vocals.

I'm looking for some nice funeral doom bands in the vein of Wraith of the ropes, Torture Wheel, Catacombs, Uncertainty Principle... Any suggestions?

Written by El Cochino on 05.07.2012 at 12:44

I'm looking for some nice funeral doom bands in the vein of Wraith of the ropes, Torture Wheel, Catacombs, Uncertainty Principle... Any suggestions?

Wormphlegm, FUneral Orchestra, Tyranny

10x, I'll try them

Relatively new band from Syria. This song comes off their first EP released in 2012: