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12 noon
Drag out a huge wooden cross and place it in front of their house
Open up all their windows
And proceed to blast out amazing grace on full volume to celebrate jesus being reborn
I am not having that
7 am easter monday morning they are having a shock
The whole 57 grinding minutes of machine heads groundbreaking metal album , burn my eyes !
Let's see how christian they are after that
bleed meshuggah better option
I love meshuggah, the times changes are amazingQuote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
Just ordered two meshuggah t shirts off the net
Shed is my favourite tune by them
Like Opeth as well , nobody else seems to have a sound like these two
ffs ...carbomb i've told you before
Listen sunshine there are not many metal bands I havnt heard but I will check out carbombQuote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
They (neighbours) been doing various street activities, its yoga tomorrow!!, today was easter stuff, we declined this one,
some right sorts with floppy and flower hats doing church stuff in the drives. tomorrow will be stretching, bending over type activities, camera with optical zoom is already primed and ready to go. MILFS united.
Neighbours across road have had v young kids out in the street 3-4 times today, screaming at top of lungs every time.
I wish for Christmas I got a sniper rifle rather than socks.
We have kids either side, only out the back but boisterous as fack, drives me bonkers, Doris just thinks i;m a miserable fack and accuses me of forgetting our children were young once!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by tell it like it is
reaaallyQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
volumes
uneven structure
monuments
animals as leaders
the contortionist
intervals
Fellsilent
Hacktivist
sikth
Skyhabor
textures
Tesseract
Mnemic
I don't mind kids per se, it's the endless screaming. It's a small road, acoustics amplify everything. Once a day for a bit, fine, but 4-5? Ridiculous and certainly breaks the "one exercise a day" mantra. To be fair, it's the parents fault more than anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
I hate it when people cannot discipline their kids. Like why even have them if you cannot be responsible?Quote:
Originally Posted by tell it like it is
And why let your kids out in the street during a bloody pandemic. Getting second hand annoyance lol
Yep , like a bit of animals as leaders , I dig the epic instrumental stuffQuote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
Sikth were along with botch one of the first math metal bands I listened too
Like textures
Have you heard the miramar disaster from sheffield , worth a listen , as are madman is absolute from glasgow
i'll check them out
How do you know that Nelsonca61's name is Percy.Quote:
Originally Posted by tell it like it is
That is a guess,surely
My occasional youtube video tip this week takes us back to 1978 and features the late Windsor Davies and Hugh Griffith in a 60-minute TV comedy film titled Grand Slam about a group of Welsh rugby fans who travel to Paris for a weekend to take in the France vs. Wales Five Nations fixture.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFDdKe2IoWo
Shirley.Quote:
Originally Posted by Elwood Blues
Not that either :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by Malckent
Great film but you're taking a risk posting that on here OM, the subject matter may not appeal to all :yikes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
Completely unfunny sh1te. Most Cardiffians f**king hate rugby.Quote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
Algernon?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nelsonca61
I never see my neighbours from 1 week to the next in normal time. I was beginning to think mine was the only occupied house in the row. All i heard was someone trying to play a piano (and doing it badly) about once a fortnight from one side, and a dog barking just about as infrequently from the other.
Now the lockdown is on, I haven't heard a sound, nor seen anyone from any of the 15 houses near me. It's odd at the best of times but now its quite spooky.
I’m waiting for the zombies to start coming down the road
Oh I see Grand Slam on YouTube 😂, no I'm not Organ, anyway what I was going to say was my oldish English neighbours (they are mostly English round here although I'm in deepest Wales) have their almost middle aged daughter moved in with them (and working from home, home as in here in Wales) to escape the Coronavirus in London is that right ?
I have no particular issue with it but I'm not sure that would sit right with a lot of people.
Richard and Valerie are the neighbours who have been referred to. They are the nicest and kindest people anyone could wish to meet. Some would be put off by their unshakeable Christian beliefs and their concerns for all of society's less fortunate. Their gentle and philanthropic nature is genuine though as demonstrated by the number of unpaid volunteering roles they undertake.
Their once blissful lives changed for the worse a number of years ago when we know who's clapped-out, backfiring Astra spluttered to a standstill on the road outside next door's address. What emerged from the rattling shed heightened their anxiety. "It wasn't so much that he was stood there in broad delight as bold as brass puffing on the longest spliff we had ever seen," Richard once opined to me, "but the fact he was wearing a Duran Duran T-shirt that really sounded the alarm".
Valerie expanded on that initial encounter: "everyone can recall a minimum of one track each produced by bands from that new romantic genre. Even amongst all the ghastly rubbish released by the Human League, Kajagoogoo, Spandau Ballet, Adam and the Ants and many more besides there were occasional tracks one could listen to without becoming immediately depressed. They stood alone though by publishing nothing whatsoever of musical merit".
Their fears were soon confirmed and persist to this day. Their eardrums have been subjected to hours of Duran Duran played at full blast every day. Intermittently they hear heavy rock which they formerly hated with it comprising of people shouting who knows what amongst an awful din. Nevertheless, Richard says those brief non-Duran Duran interludes have become as pleasurable to them as Bach and Tchaikovsky are to listeners of Classic FM.
You should write for the NMEQuote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
It's no longer worth reading but give it a go
Have either of you seen this poster? Makes me laugh every time I see it. DAMNIT PARTY CANNONQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
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I know , mostly death metal bands , not my thing , they all look the same , they all sound the same lolQuote:
Originally Posted by delmbox
And Big BlackQuote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
Are you connected to the original Dai Hard, the Viagra King?Quote:
Originally Posted by Dai Hard Too
Egging is largely incidental in Grand Slam. I certainly wasn't promoting the sport.
For many older people its star Windsor Davies would be considered a stereotypical Welsh boyo. But away from the screen he was anything but as he didn't have a Welsh accent never mind the exaggerated one he used in some roles, and that's because he wasn't Welsh. He was born and raised in London's East End.
I love big black and shellacQuote:
Originally Posted by life on mars
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Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
...didn't know that OM..thanks for the trivia
If this is the case , hes a bloody good actor , I had him down as a valleys boy through and throughQuote:
Originally Posted by kendoddsdadsdogsdead
Canning Town.Quote:
Originally Posted by Organ Morgan.
Family returned to Nant-y-Moel when he was 10.
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Originally Posted by Dai Hard Too
Yep