Oleksij wrote:i wouldn't believe she's a psychiatrist in a million years
more like a psycho
but then...
all psychiatrists are psychoes
Wikipedia wrote:'Outlandish' is a multi-award winning hip-hop group based in Denmark. Formed in 1997, they consist of Isam Bachiri Azouaoui (born in Denmark and of Moroccan background), Waqas Ali Qadri (born in Denmark and of Pakistani background), and Lenny Martinez (from Honduras). All three members are devoutly religious and deeply open-minded, with Isam and Waqas being Muslims, and Lenny being Catholic.
Trapy wrote:My personal song is VnV Nation's Vox: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DK0LYOq2iGI . It just strikes a cord with me. When I get down or disillusioned, this is guaranteed to rally my spirits, not with rage or hate, but a 'clear understanding', for lack of better words. It feels like I can see beyond the dissapointment, the pain to come and the sacrifices made in vein, to be defiant and come out of my problem with a roar that I'm proud of.
Oleksij wrote:i wouldn't believe she's a psychiatrist in a million years
more like a psycho
but then...
all psychiatrists are psychoes
hanumizzle wrote:Heavy metal produces one of two feelings in me, either an ecstatic berserkergang-like state (e.g., anything by Amon Amarth or Cannibal Corpse) or a sombre, sepulchral feeling (e.g., Dunkelheit, my favorite Burzum song). Sometimes in between, as is usually the case with Týr.
Nero wrote:hanumizzle wrote:Heavy metal produces one of two feelings in me, either an ecstatic berserkergang-like state (e.g., anything by Amon Amarth or Cannibal Corpse) or a sombre, sepulchral feeling (e.g., Dunkelheit, my favorite Burzum song). Sometimes in between, as is usually the case with Týr.
I get the same feelings from Viking Metal - specifically Bathory, which has a very ... I can't even explain the emotion with words.
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