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Mostly posting about books, film, and TV; sci-fi, horror, and transgressive fiction.
I've been slowly working my way through the series, waiting for your first appearance. Finally, it is here.
I've been slowly working my way through the series, waiting for your first appearance. Finally, it is here.
A band released a cover of the Terminator theme this year. They did a very common thing I've noticed in other covers, THEY CHANGED THE CHORD PROGRESSION.
It's important to remember a few things when doing a genre cover...
A band released a cover of the Terminator theme this year. They did a very common thing I've noticed in other covers, THEY CHANGED THE CHORD PROGRESSION.
It's important to remember a few things when doing a genre cover...
1. Haken
2. Leprous
3. Tori Amos
4. Depeche Mode
5. Tigran Hamasyan
Hard to not mention Meshuggah, Opeth, Robert Henke either. Heilung too.
1. The Cure
2. Prince
3. Lady Gaga
4. The Funk Brothers
5. St. Vincent
I've seen Tori Amos more than anyone else (over 10 times) so I didn't include her, + too many indie, punk shows, & festivals to list
1. Huey Lewis & The News (x3)
2. Powerman 5000
3. The B-52s/The Go Go's
4. Slipknot/System of A Down/Rammstein/Mudvayne
5. Stone Temple Pilots/Linkin Park/Static-X/Deadsy
1. Haken
2. Leprous
3. Tori Amos
4. Depeche Mode
5. Tigran Hamasyan
Hard to not mention Meshuggah, Opeth, Robert Henke either. Heilung too.
I love the 2015 remaster but the original master isn't on streaming, so I got the CD a few years ago to have and compare. Recently I bought a cassette player and so I HAD to get it on tape too.
I love the 2015 remaster but the original master isn't on streaming, so I got the CD a few years ago to have and compare. Recently I bought a cassette player and so I HAD to get it on tape too.
Then we get down to the nitty-gritty of weapon tables and maps.
Then we get down to the nitty-gritty of weapon tables and maps.