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i know im the only fan her, but i don't think this song lack any heavyness, or sludgyness


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I for some reason have never been able to get into Lamb of God though I'm familiar with a few of their songs. They've got good groove, I can't deny.
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I am listening to the anti-Meshuggah band Chicago so as to even out the keel of the Shred to a normal heaviness level.
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I've never listened to them.
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i would not call them technical metal but they they sure aint sloppy ether and the guitarsolos are quite good often
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Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
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I should give Death Grips another shot since I liked that song in the OL.fm
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I should give Death Grips another shot since I liked that song in the OL.fm

You should. Death Grips is tasty.
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Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
I have that one.  I am missing 3 or 4 of their earliest albums.
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I need to hear more Depeche Mode.

I go now bai.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
I have that one.  I am missing 3 or 4 of their earliest albums.

I find myself not listening to the early albums that much. If I feel like listening to early DM I usually go for the first singles collection, that's great stuff from beginning to end.
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Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
I have that one.  I am missing 3 or 4 of their earliest albums.

I find myself not listening to the early albums that much. If I feel like listening to early DM I usually go for the first singles collection, that's great stuff from beginning to end.
Catching Up With Depeche Mode?   That was the first Depeche Mode that I purchased.  For the longest time it was the only Depeche Mode old stuff that I had.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
I have that one.  I am missing 3 or 4 of their earliest albums.

I find myself not listening to the early albums that much. If I feel like listening to early DM I usually go for the first singles collection, that's great stuff from beginning to end.
Catching Up With Depeche Mode?   That was the first Depeche Mode that I purchased.  For the longest time it was the only Depeche Mode old stuff that I had.

Um, not that but The Singles 81->85, which seems to be a sort of an European counterpart of Catching Up. The track listing is very similar. That Singles compilation might have been the first DM thing for me too, I got that one and Songs of Faith and Devotion from the library around my senior high days. Faith and Devotion is still my favourite.
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Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
I have that one.  I am missing 3 or 4 of their earliest albums.

I find myself not listening to the early albums that much. If I feel like listening to early DM I usually go for the first singles collection, that's great stuff from beginning to end.
Catching Up With Depeche Mode?   That was the first Depeche Mode that I purchased.  For the longest time it was the only Depeche Mode old stuff that I had.

Um, not that but The Singles 81->85, which seems to be a sort of an European counterpart of Catching Up. The track listing is very similar. That Singles compilation might have been the first DM thing for me too, I got that one and Songs of Faith and Devotion from the library around my senior high days. Faith and Devotion is still my favourite.
That one and Violator are my two favorites from them.
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Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Originally posted by rushfan4 rushfan4 wrote:

Originally posted by Pekka Pekka wrote:

Depeche Mode for me. It was again a funny moment when I found Exciter in the second hand section and had to seriously think if I had it or not. I was right, luckily, it was the last one missing.
I have that one.  I am missing 3 or 4 of their earliest albums.

I find myself not listening to the early albums that much. If I feel like listening to early DM I usually go for the first singles collection, that's great stuff from beginning to end.
Catching Up With Depeche Mode?   That was the first Depeche Mode that I purchased.  For the longest time it was the only Depeche Mode old stuff that I had.

Um, not that but The Singles 81->85, which seems to be a sort of an European counterpart of Catching Up. The track listing is very similar. That Singles compilation might have been the first DM thing for me too, I got that one and Songs of Faith and Devotion from the library around my senior high days. Faith and Devotion is still my favourite.
That one and Violator are my two favorites from them.

Have you heard the redone versions of In Your Room and Condemnation from the Singles 86>98 compilation? They are pretty sweet. 

Violator is really good, but actually Ultra or Playing the Angel might be my second favourite.
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Hunger Games at the movies with freind, now drowning my ears in Beach House.
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IN A MATTER OF TIME
IT WOULD SLIP FROM MY MIND
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