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09.08.2011 - 03:14Rating: 7
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Weeeee spotify has this. will be checking out tongiht!
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I will hear this album when finished . hope so i will hear some think new &good .
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Written by BitterCOld on 09.08.2011 at 03:14
Weeeee spotify has this. will be checking out tongiht!
so what's the thing with spotify and why is it so great? (sorry for off-topicness)
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Savor what you feel and what you see
Things that may not seem important now
But may be tomorrow
R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner
Satan was a Backstreet Boy
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Oh I heard this on their bandcamp page, really cool stuff. Not sure if I would rate it so highly though, but definitely going to give it more listens.
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Fuck yeah its good, its got 'Dixie' Dave Collins.
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Written by K✞ulu on 09.08.2011 at 11:40
Written by BitterCOld on 09.08.2011 at 03:14
Weeeee spotify has this. will be checking out tongiht!
so what's the thing with spotify and why is it so great? (sorry for off-topicness)
Honestly, I think Google Music is slightly better. It's completely free, you upload your own music, and you have (free) Android application. I mean, Spotify is nice, but a free version of it a has ads and 20 hour limit and you'll basically need Premium version sooner or later - on other hand, GMusic is all free, all the music you want, anytime, anywhere. Downside is that you have to upload it yourself, but what the heck. I like Spotify because it gives me chance to "test-listen" some bands I've never listened to without the need to buy/download their music, but overall, I give the advantage to GMusic.
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To me this sounds like the transition band from Coal Chamber to DevilDriver. Try skipping between the three bands and have a looksee.
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Written by malaikat on 10.08.2011 at 00:23
Written by K✞ulu on 09.08.2011 at 11:40
Written by BitterCOld on 09.08.2011 at 03:14
Weeeee spotify has this. will be checking out tongiht!
so what's the thing with spotify and why is it so great? (sorry for off-topicness)
Honestly, I think Google Music is slightly better. It's completely free, you upload your own music, and you have (free) Android application. I mean, Spotify is nice, but a free version of it a has ads and 20 hour limit and you'll basically need Premium version sooner or later - on other hand, GMusic is all free, all the music you want, anytime, anywhere. Downside is that you have to upload it yourself, but what the heck. I like Spotify because it gives me chance to "test-listen" some bands I've never listened to without the need to buy/download their music, but overall, I give the advantage to GMusic.
Sorry to continue off topic. I had not heard from Google Music, but is sounds interesting. There is another similar service, where you can upload your own music, and you can also listen to other people's music that is available: it is called Grooveshark.
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Written by nb on 10.08.2011 at 18:58
Written by malaikat on 10.08.2011 at 00:23
Written by K✞ulu on 09.08.2011 at 11:40
Written by BitterCOld on 09.08.2011 at 03:14
Weeeee spotify has this. will be checking out tongiht!
so what's the thing with spotify and why is it so great? (sorry for off-topicness)
Honestly, I think Google Music is slightly better. It's completely free, you upload your own music, and you have (free) Android application. I mean, Spotify is nice, but a free version of it a has ads and 20 hour limit and you'll basically need Premium version sooner or later - on other hand, GMusic is all free, all the music you want, anytime, anywhere. Downside is that you have to upload it yourself, but what the heck. I like Spotify because it gives me chance to "test-listen" some bands I've never listened to without the need to buy/download their music, but overall, I give the advantage to GMusic.
Sorry to continue off topic. I had not heard from Google Music, but is sounds interesting. There is another similar service, where you can upload your own music, and you can also listen to other people's music that is available: it is called Grooveshark.
Sorry too for continuing off topic 
Yes, I've heard of Grooveshark, but, like Spotify, it isn't actually free (10 bucks a month for an unlimited acces). Google Music is still in beta, but it works pretty well even now, and ofcourse it's FREE
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Written by malaikat on 10.08.2011 at 22:22
Written by nb on 10.08.2011 at 18:58
Written by malaikat on 10.08.2011 at 00:23
Written by K✞ulu on 09.08.2011 at 11:40
Written by BitterCOld on 09.08.2011 at 03:14
Weeeee spotify has this. will be checking out tongiht!
so what's the thing with spotify and why is it so great? (sorry for off-topicness)
Honestly, I think Google Music is slightly better. It's completely free, you upload your own music, and you have (free) Android application. I mean, Spotify is nice, but a free version of it a has ads and 20 hour limit and you'll basically need Premium version sooner or later - on other hand, GMusic is all free, all the music you want, anytime, anywhere. Downside is that you have to upload it yourself, but what the heck. I like Spotify because it gives me chance to "test-listen" some bands I've never listened to without the need to buy/download their music, but overall, I give the advantage to GMusic.
Sorry to continue off topic. I had not heard from Google Music, but is sounds interesting. There is another similar service, where you can upload your own music, and you can also listen to other people's music that is available: it is called Grooveshark.
Sorry too for continuing off topic 
Yes, I've heard of Grooveshark, but, like Spotify, it isn't actually free (10 bucks a month for an unlimited acces). Google Music is still in beta, but it works pretty well even now, and ofcourse it's FREE 
I don't pay anything to use Grooveshark....
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In disagreement with the reviewer, I found the slower parts to be the best ones... the rest is pretty generic, boring stuff. I suppose it's too "stonerish" for me...
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