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____no5 said:
I never prepared or planned my karaoke sessions but maybe it's a good idea
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It really is. Sometimes you think you know a song but when you actually sing it there are hassles with timing and breaks between the lyrics.
It's always nice to search for new songs to see if they fit your voice type.
 
MindRuler said:
It really is. Sometimes you think you know a song but when you actually sing it there are hassles with timing and breaks between the lyrics.
It's always nice to search for new songs to see if they fit your voice type.
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Yes but how you can really do it? The difficult part is adjusting your voice to the microphone, do you have a microphone at home?
 
I’ve been watching those old rave club videos where people are dancing and having the time of their life. I’ve always had a soft spot for uplifting trance music and I’d like to attend such an event to try and let go of worries. Anybody have experience with raves and can give me some tips on where to go for something like that? I could try a local club sometime, but I’d probably be going alone and I imagine it would be difficult to get in the zone and really be free.
 
Saapanael said:
I’ve been watching those old rave club videos where people are dancing and having the time of their life. I’ve always had a soft spot for uplifting trance music and I’d like to attend such an event to try and let go of worries. Anybody have experience with raves and can give me some tips on where to go for something like that? I could try a local club sometime, but I’d probably be going alone and I imagine it would be difficult to get in the zone and really be free.
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It doesn't hurt to try. Getting in the zone is difficult, but you'll get there eventually. Maybe you need to try more than once and it will be very rewarding when you'll reach there.

I don't do rave anymore, thought I did my fair share when I was your age, both in clubs with a fee and gorillas at the security and free in forests /beaches. It was very nice and I have some great memories but I wasn't too free unfortunately. I was too much focused on getting one night stands which I rarely did under this context, but it occupied my mind and took away some of the magic of just dancing and having fun with my friends. I was under ecstasy /hallucinogens all the time, the best moments were when I was so completely stoned that I was forgetting the chicks and simply enjoyed and thank god there were many moments like that. If you have seen "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" you'll know what I mean.

MindRuler said:
Nope. I practice in the cellar. :lol:
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Your dedication is impressive, kudos! The recipe of happiness :)
 
____no5 said:
It doesn't hurt to try. Getting in the zone is difficult, but you'll get there eventually. Maybe you need to try more than once and it will be very rewarding when you'll reach there.

I don't do rave anymore, thought I did my fair share when I was your age, both in clubs with a fee and gorillas at the security and free in forests /beaches. It was very nice and I have some great memories but I wasn't too free unfortunately. I was too much focused on getting one night stands which I rarely did under this context, but it occupied my mind and took away some of the magic of just dancing and having fun with my friends. I was under ecstasy /hallucinogens all the time, the best moments were when I was so completely stoned that I was forgetting the chicks and simply enjoyed and thank god there were many moments like that. If you have seen "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas" you'll know what I mean.
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Yeah, I think the whole point is not to go in with any goals in mind as you won’t be able to be truly free. That said, I can’t very well imagine having much fun at such an event without drugs.
 
Saapanael said:
Yeah, I think the whole point is not to go in with any goals in mind as you won’t be able to be truly free. That said, I can’t very well imagine having much fun at such an event without drugs.
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True it's quite difficult. Though if the venue is good, people friendly and a great dj it could happen. I achieved it a couple of times without drugs or alcohol, but I had to try for hours to get into the zone.
 
There was a thing called Maiden Argus or somethin, it listed all versions of all Maiden releases. I can't find it.

Does anyone know what it was and where it is?

Thank you in advance, motherfuckers:ph34r:
 
Cat Milk Supreme said:
There was a thing called Maiden Argus or somethin, it listed all versions of all Maiden releases. I can't find it.

Does anyone know what it was and where it is?

Thank you in advance, motherfuckers:ph34r:
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I think the guy behind it took it down, I couldn't find it the last time I was looking for it

EDIT: it was definitely called Maiden Argus
 
Shmoolikipod said:

Ded Hunter Collection

maidenargus.blogspot.com maidenargus.blogspot.com
Are you talking about this?
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I sure am, thank you. Did that take some kinda hacking of the mainframe cos I couldn't find it.

Also, that's definitely it but there seems to be less on the site than there used to be, unless I'm miss remembering.

I was sure there was info behind each item, like rough price, rarity, any special notes.
 
Cat Milk Supreme said:
I sure am, thank you. Did that take some kinda hacking of the mainframe cos I couldn't find it.

Also, that's definitely it but there seems to be less on the site than there used to be, unless I'm miss remembering.

I was sure there was info behind each item, like rough price, rarity, any special notes.
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It took Google giving me a comment by srfc from 2019 in the search results. :P

I guess there's a chance an earlier version of the blog is on the wayback machine, so maybe check there if the info wouldn't be outdated for you.
 
Is he nuts? Is Vinny Appice really serious about chemtrails? This world is going off the rails.

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VINNY APPICE Talks Rise Of Early-Onset Cancers And Existence Of 'Chemtrails': 'They're Everywhere'

In a new interview with The Adventures Of Pipeman, legendary hard rock and heavy metal drummer Vinny Appice weighed in on the rise of early-onset cancers, thought to be due to changing patterns of exposure in early life. While advances in cancer prevention, early detection, and treatment have...
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