I usually listen to rock, disco electro (songs like Daft Punk) and music from video games.

Usually listening on live365. The stations that I usually listen to are Neon Beats with DJ Tripp, Metal Gods and infinite.bit radio. I'm on there usually around five hours a day, because of work .

I like to make music as well. Use FL Studio to create songs. Some of you may of heard a couple of my songs from the TMUF exchange forums. I was going to send a link to one of my songs, but fileden decided to start maintenance for 4-7 days starting today .

Finally, I leave you with this song (it will blow your mind!!!), mabey . Grum - Go Back ~ Le Castle Vania Remix. At least listen up to 1:25 to see what I mean.

The vocals.

Anyone here liking CDs? Well, I'm collecting them, and if you do that you have to show your collection the world It's growing pretty fast (one is missing on the pic and I already have two new, and I'm waiting for two new). Last time I'm buying many useless, but rare CDs, like singles or promo singles or stuff like that. All CDs are original!



CDs that are "special":
- all "basic" singles by Lostprophets ever released + some bonus EPs (26 CDs)
- Lostprophets "The Fake Sound of Progress" unremastered original release from 2000
- Lostprophets - The Betrayed Japanease Bonus Edition (+ 2 Bonus Tracks + Bonus DVD)
- Jazz ist Anders Economy Version by Die Ärzte
- Green Day - Last Night on Earth (Live in Tokyo)
- Riverboat Gamblers - Underneath the Own Japanease Edition (+2 bonus tracks)
- Pennywise - Reason to Believe Japanease Edition (+1 Bonus track)
- System of a Down - Toxicity Maxi Single
- Nightwish - Amaranth Single Pt.2
- Saturn Classic Rock Summer Sampler (was available in june 2011 as a free present from Saturn if you buy 3 CDs)

TO ALL MUSIC LOVERS ONLINE ATM *sorry, had to caps*

http://boilerroom.tv/live/

DJ SHADOW LIVE AUDIO + VIDEO NOW!!!

@Nimrod: Good to see that somebody is actually still buying CDs and honouring the work of the musicians with some cash, instead of downloading it somewhere.
But collecting is always a bit competition, so: I don't know how old you are, and how much time you had to built up your collection, but to call that a serious collection you have to get some more. For me this would be just my "holiday-suitcase".
I even had to built my own shelf, because the ones available for CD storage just waste too much room. (I'm just kidding a bit, OK?!).

If you like Pennywise you got to have the About Time album. (It's like the Generator for Bad Religion, if you know what I mean..)


Hans

Nimrod says:
Anyone here liking CDs?

Yea i do! I have like 300-400 CDs and ~30 Vinyls (just started). Cba to make a photo tho
Probably my most collectible CD is Conception's "In Your Multitude".

colin stetson - red horse (judges II)
i can't believe he's making all those noises alone. free-avant-jazz? + best opener ever [jonas knows what i'm talking about]

Hans Holo says:
@Nimrod: Good to see that somebody is actually still buying CDs and honouring the work of the musicians with some cash, instead of downloading it somewhere.
But collecting is always a bit competition, so: I don't know how old you are, and how much time you had to built up your collection, but to call that a serious collection you have to get some more. For me this would be just my "holiday-suitcase".
I even had to built my own shelf, because the ones available for CD storage just waste too much room. (I'm just kidding a bit, OK?!).

If you like Pennywise you got to have the About Time album. (It's like the Generator for Bad Religion, if you know what I mean..)


Hans

I'm 16, and the pennyise album is already on my shopping list

md says:
colin stetson - red horse (judges II)
i can't believe he's making all those noises alone. free-avant-jazz? + best opener ever [jonas knows what i'm talking about]

Godspeed opener Loved it! And staying on the CD topic I actually managed to find this album in a shop here

@Nimrod:

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Edit: A little addition to Pennywise: Bro Hymn ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70QYqnAyhzw ).
I guess who knows Pennywise knows the song, but in case you missed it.
Together with Kick out the jams ( http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9PH0chh5QWg&ob=av3n ) this was probably the most covered song on Punk- and Hardcore shows in the 90s (still getting goose bumps when listening to it again).

"Let me be who I am, and let me kick out the jam!"

Hans


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Another edit:
Damn Youtube! It's always the same: got stuck with watching videos from the "good old times".
Is anybody still listening to Ignite?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_NhTCYojys&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R-RWHNDBTo0&feature=related
Was looking for me in the 2nd video, but couldn't find myself. Maybe I say my shoe.
Serious question since I haven't been to small HC/Punk shows: Are they still that crazy?
(and don't tell me about this "organized" Wall of Death)
Man, I'm feeling old...but hey, I'm still playing with virtual toy-cars; can't be that bad...