soundcurve wrote:Haha, yea I think we will be more in a party mode than getting into deeper topics! Controversy in Judas being black? That should be with Jesus being white. More so, seems black metal love St. Peter!
EvilDan wrote:Laura, have you watched "Until The Light Takes Us" yet? I think a while back you mentioned someone not caring for it, but that you hadn't seen it yet. I watched it again yesterday because my sister had watched it and had some questions. I think she got unnerved by the music, since she's not accustomed to it, and it seemed to put her on edge.
No real topic direction from a narrator. It's mostly just Gylve and Varg, and others, in their own words. Obviously, the editing is important, but it's still "in their own words".
Some of the information is likely old news, but I still found it interesting.
Laura wrote:EvilDan wrote:Laura, have you watched "Until The Light Takes Us" yet? I think a while back you mentioned someone not caring for it, but that you hadn't seen it yet. I watched it again yesterday because my sister had watched it and had some questions. I think she got unnerved by the music, since she's not accustomed to it, and it seemed to put her on edge.
No real topic direction from a narrator. It's mostly just Gylve and Varg, and others, in their own words. Obviously, the editing is important, but it's still "in their own words".
Some of the information is likely old news, but I still found it interesting.
nope - still haven't seen it - I mentioned some time ago here that a good friend of mine saw it in the theater and really didn't care for it - can't remember why now exactly (and she's a black metal fan). I still want to see it sometime though - just haven't gotten around to it.
WizardBeast wrote:Laura wrote:EvilDan wrote:Laura, have you watched "Until The Light Takes Us" yet? I think a while back you mentioned someone not caring for it, but that you hadn't seen it yet. I watched it again yesterday because my sister had watched it and had some questions. I think she got unnerved by the music, since she's not accustomed to it, and it seemed to put her on edge.
No real topic direction from a narrator. It's mostly just Gylve and Varg, and others, in their own words. Obviously, the editing is important, but it's still "in their own words".
Some of the information is likely old news, but I still found it interesting.
nope - still haven't seen it - I mentioned some time ago here that a good friend of mine saw it in the theater and really didn't care for it - can't remember why now exactly (and she's a black metal fan). I still want to see it sometime though - just haven't gotten around to it.
i mentioned on this forum a while back that the whole movie was old news and anyone who paid attention to black metal in the 90s wouldn't be seeing anything new with this movie. if you didn't really know much about the whole musical movement, then i'd recommend it. other than that....there will be little in it you didn't already know, if anything.
WizardBeast wrote:oh yeah i totally agree - that's why anyone who wasn't following the scene much back when SHOULD see this!
EvilDan wrote:WizardBeast wrote:oh yeah i totally agree - that's why anyone who wasn't following the scene much back when SHOULD see this!
Or anyone following the Kerrang! and other sensationalist media.
There is actually a quote from Varg in this movie that made me write a treatise on why America is PURELY Satanic, and why Varg should love it. One of those love's labors... I'll be right there, Sisyphus.
WizardBeast wrote:EvilDan wrote:WizardBeast wrote:oh yeah i totally agree - that's why anyone who wasn't following the scene much back when SHOULD see this!
Or anyone following the Kerrang! and other sensationalist media.
There is actually a quote from Varg in this movie that made me write a treatise on why America is PURELY Satanic, and why Varg should love it. One of those love's labors... I'll be right there, Sisyphus.
'Varg = Scandinavian redneck if there ever was one!
Skwizgar wrote:WizardBeast wrote:EvilDan wrote:Or anyone following the Kerrang! and other sensationalist media.
There is actually a quote from Varg in this movie that made me write a treatise on why America is PURELY Satanic, and why Varg should love it. One of those love's labors... I'll be right there, Sisyphus.
'Varg = Scandinavian redneck if there ever was one!
What's kind of creepy but funny at the same time is that Varg looks a lot like an older version of my nephew, Chase, who shreds guitar in a Christian rock band. I'm partly to blame, because I got him his first guitar when he was in high scool, a B.C. Rich Warlock. I thought it was amusingly ironic that he started out playing that guitar in his church band.
Alas, Chase didn't adopt my tastes in music.
Oh, well. At least he'll never kill anyone who would willingly self-apply the name "Euronymous".
Laura wrote::shock: Negură Bunget......
How did I never listen to this band before? I bought a bunch of tickets online last night including one for NB on April 29. Decided to go because it's only $10 and I have some friends (whose music taste I admire and is similar to mine) who are big fans. So....bought their album Om last night cold and on a second listen now. Really amazing I think....I have a hard time sometimes describing why I like something (especially when it's something I'm really crazy about!) - but here are a few words that popped in my head - complex, atmospheric, intense, moody, and last but not least - spooky! I believe this is one of those bands (like a handful of other favorites upon hearing them for the first time), that I need to have everything asap. I realize all will not be like Om or perhaps as amazing - but really curious to hear their whole discography.
Laura wrote:^^^ actually, I did read that - hopefully whoever is touring/in the group now, can decently pull-off the sound of the original members. Ha - maybe that's why the gig is only $10 and booked in a dive bar in the neighborhood just north of mine.
Goddess of Metal wrote:Laura wrote:^^^ actually, I did read that - hopefully whoever is touring/in the group now, can decently pull-off the sound of the original members. Ha - maybe that's why the gig is only $10 and booked in a dive bar in the neighborhood just north of mine.
Hey Laura... I am also going to be seeing Negura Bunget in San Diego in a dive bar not to far from my house. Steph told me about these guys a while back. She loves them.
My friends Ruines ov Abaddon are opening up for them. Should be a cool show.
mooyagi wrote:Goddess of Metal wrote:Laura wrote:^^^ actually, I did read that - hopefully whoever is touring/in the group now, can decently pull-off the sound of the original members. Ha - maybe that's why the gig is only $10 and booked in a dive bar in the neighborhood just north of mine.
Hey Laura... I am also going to be seeing Negura Bunget in San Diego in a dive bar not to far from my house. Steph told me about these guys a while back. She loves them.
My friends Ruines ov Abaddon are opening up for them. Should be a cool show.
Damn, I wish I could go to that show. Saw it was at Molly Malone's. That place rules!
Goddess of Metal wrote:Laura wrote:^^^ actually, I did read that - hopefully whoever is touring/in the group now, can decently pull-off the sound of the original members. Ha - maybe that's why the gig is only $10 and booked in a dive bar in the neighborhood just north of mine.
Hey Laura... I am also going to be seeing Negura Bunget in San Diego in a dive bar not to far from my house. Steph told me about these guys a while back. She loves them.
My friends Ruines ov Abaddon are opening up for them. Should be a cool show.
Laura wrote:
There is a satanist organization called The Cathedral of the Black Goat but I don't know if they are really involved with organizing this fest or if someone is just using the name because it sounds kvlt.
shaneos wrote:That's a ton of spiky logos right there, should be a fun gig
WizardBeast wrote:Manticore are my mates from Cleveland....
Laura wrote:shaneos wrote:That's a ton of spiky logos right there, should be a fun gig
ha - spiky logos indeed! That remark reminded me of an interesting article I came across here at work (here till 9 pm tonight) some years back in a magazine called Art Papers. The title is great - "Crypto Logo Jihad: Black Metal and the Aesthetics of Evil." An earlier version was published in a Dutch magazine called Metropolis M and is online here: http://metropolism.com/magazine/2007-no ... ad/english
I'm glad the poster for this local Cathedral of the Black Goat Black Metal Festival listed the band names at the bottom. And yes - it should be a good time! Been doing lots of fun things since the cruise, but am going through a bit of withdrawal on the metal gig/party front.WizardBeast wrote:Manticore are my mates from Cleveland....
Cool!
soundcurve wrote:Behemoth, Watain (Mmmm, been dying for dead animal smell), TDB, and In Solitude http://decibelmagazinetickets.com/
Followed by this unholy goodness!
Marduk, 1349, Weapon: http://legacy.roadrunnerrecords.com/bla ... mID=170824
mooyagi wrote:Just a note for ya Laura, I know you have professed your love for Frost all over these broads in the past
Laura wrote:mooyagi wrote:Just a note for ya Laura, I know you have professed your love for Frost all over these broads in the past
Ryan, your wording here kinda cracked me up - makes me sound like some crazed tweeny-bopper obsessed with Justin Bieber.
But, ah yes, Frost is awesome in my book (for several reasons ), and I didn't know he wasn't going to be on this tour. Boo. Still hoping Satyricon and/or 1349 (with Frost) will be on Barge to Hell though!
Laura wrote: Ryan, your wording here kinda cracked me up - makes me sound like some crazed tweeny-bopper obsessed with Justin Bieber.
mooyagi wrote:Laura wrote: Ryan, your wording here kinda cracked me up - makes me sound like some crazed tweeny-bopper obsessed with Justin Bieber.
You mean you're not some crazed tweeny-bopper?
KevinP wrote:Dirty LUSH is more appropriate
mooyagi wrote:Was not a fan of the film. Gave no new information and it really seemed like it was just a forum for Fenriz to fuck around and for Varg Vikernes to spout off his bullshit.
Laura wrote:mooyagi wrote:Was not a fan of the film. Gave no new information and it really seemed like it was just a forum for Fenriz to fuck around and for Varg Vikernes to spout off his bullshit.
well, we'll have to agree to disagree - I give it an A - loved it, loved it, loved it. I haven't watched it again yet to make notes of some of the quotes and so on...but hope to do that soooooon. Also, if I ever get around to it - may post more pics & commentary from my rather amusing & fun adventure (well, it was to me anyway ) making the trek out of Bergen to see the rebuilt Fantoft stave church that Varg burnt down (the day after 4 consecutive nights of HITS gigs and on a hangover to boot )
Laura wrote:This is awesome news - didn't know about this tour until you posted it. That's a sure thing in my book.
Behemoth ticket? Check! (had mine for awhile for Friday the 13th baby! )
Cool you are/were in Hawaii - beautiful place!
Laura wrote:well, we'll have to agree to disagree - I give it an A - loved it, loved it, loved it. I haven't watched it again yet to make notes of some of the quotes and so on...but hope to do that soooooon. Also, if I ever get around to it - may post more pics & commentary from my rather amusing & fun adventure (well, it was to me anyway ) making the trek out of Bergen to see the rebuilt Fantoft stave church that Varg burnt down. (This was on the Sunday after 4 consecutive nights of HITS gigs and on a hangover to boot )
soundcurve wrote:Yea, Maui is awesome!
Laura wrote:Are you and the wife going there too?
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