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  • 5th Anniversary: Top 20 Albums for Each Membership Year

    Nov 14 2009, 17h56 por hilarion

    Here is the last of my anniversary posts, top 20 albums for each membership year. Except the first one, because album charts didn't exist then. Again, counted @ Trouble With Dreams.

    1st Year (Nov 7 2004 - Nov 6 2005)

    No album statistics.

    2nd Year (Nov 7 2005 - Nov 5 2006)

    1. Swans - White Light From the Mouth of Infinity (332)
    2. Covenant - Skyshaper (183)
    3. Boyd Rice and Friends - Music, Martinis and Misanthropy (151)
    4. Swans - Love of Life (150)
    5. Current 93 - Black Ships Ate the Sky (116)
    6. Swans - The Great Annihilator (116)
    7. Blood Axis - The Gospel of Inhumanity (108)
    8. Swans - Children of God (105)
    9. Project Pitchfork - Daimonion (101)
    10. Der Blutharsch - Der Sieg des Lichtes Ist des Lebens Heil! (100)
    11. The Angels of Light - New Mother (97)
    12. Front Line Assembly - Artificial Soldier (90)
    13. Death in June - The World That Summer (84)
    14. Swans - The Burning World (81)
    15. Regina - Katso maisemaa (74)
    16. Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - Cocktails, Carnage, Crucifixion and Pornography (73)
    17. Swans - Greed/Holy Money (72)
    18. The Angels of Light - Everything Is Good Here/Please Come Home (70)
    19. Death in June - But, What Ends When the Symbols Shatter? (69)
    20. VAST - Music for People (63)

    Total tracks in this time: 9077
    No. in this chart: 2235 (24.62%)


    3rd Year (Nov 6 2006 - Nov 4 2007)

    1. Coil - The Ape of Naples (212)
    2. Swans - World of Skin (196)
    3. Woven Hand - Mosaic (180)
    4. Swans - White Light From the Mouth of Infinity (178)
    5. The Dresden Dolls - Yes, Virginia... (168)
    6. Swans - Children of God (153)
    7. SPK - Leichenschrei (110)
    8. Swans - The Great Annihilator (107)
    9. The Knife - Silent Shout (104)
    10. Ladytron - Witching Hour (102)
    11. 16 Horsepower - Sackcloth 'n' Ashes (100)
    12. Animal Collective - Sung Tongs (99)
    13. Lustmord - Paradise Disowned (91)
    14. Test Dept. - Beating A Retreat (80)
    15. Antony and the Johnsons - Antony and the Johnsons (77)
    16. Swans - The Burning World (76)
    17. Swans - Love of Life (74)
    18. Tarmvred - subfusc (73)
    19. Sol Invictus - Trees in Winter (71)
    20. The Angels of Light - New Mother (70)

    Total tracks in this time: 10848
    No. in this chart: 2321 (21.4%)


    4th Year (Nov 5 2007 - Nov 2 2008)

    1. Ladytron - Velocifero (132)
    2. Karjalan Sissit - Karjalasta Kajahtaa (94)
    3. The Doors - Strange Days (91)
    4. Marissa Nadler - Songs III: Bird on the Water (87)
    5. Black Sun Productions - CHEMISM (85)
    6. Sleep Chamber - Siamese Succubi (84)
    7. In Slaughter Natives - Resurrection (74)
    8. The Doors - The Doors (73)
    9. The World Of Skin - Ten Songs For Another World (72)
    10. Pimentola - Misantropolis (71)
    11. Swans - World of Skin (68)
    12. The Tiger Lillies - Circus Songs (63)
    13. Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - Apocalips (63)
    14. Inade - The Crackling Of The Anonymous (62)
    15. Sieben - Desire Rites (61)
    16. Swans - White Light From the Mouth of Infinity (58)
    17. In Slaughter Natives - Sacrosancts Bleed (56)
    18. Portishead - Third (55)
    19. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Älä Kysy Kuolleilta, He Sanoivat (54)
    20. Flesh Field - Strain (53)

    Total tracks in this time: 16581
    No. in this chart: 1456 (8.78%)


    5th Year (Nov 3 2008 - Nov 9 2009)

    1. Depeche Mode - Sounds Of The Universe (268)
    2. The Tiger Lillies & Justin Bond - Sinderella (125)
    3. Militia - The Black Flag Hoisted (99)
    4. Triarii - Muse in Arms (87)
    5. KMFDM - Blitz (80)
    6. Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - ONANI (Practice Makes Perfect) (79)
    7. Vuk - The Plains (74)
    8. Crash Worship - The Science of Ecstasy (74)
    9. Die Form - Ad Infinitum (72)
    10. Militia - Everything Is One (71)
    11. This Heat - Deceit (67)
    12. Nico - The Marble Index (65)
    13. PMMP - Veden varaan (61)
    14. The Legendary Pink Dots - The Golden Age (59)
    15. Endura - Elder Signs (57)
    16. Dernière Volonté - Le Feu Sacré (54)
    17. Sieben - Sex and Wildflowers (50)
    18. Swans - Swans Are Dead (49)
    19. Puissance - Grace Of God (49)
    20. Nine Inch Nails - Ghosts I-IV (48)

    Total tracks in this time: 24624
    No. in this chart: 1588 (6.45%)


    Analysis

    From these charts, the change of listening habits is even more evident. The amount of albums listened has increased all the time but the portion of top 20 albums from all these has been declining. It is also worth nothing that White Light From the Mouth of Infinity by Swans has been in top 20 for three years. It's not a surprise though, because it's clearly my alltime number one album. Not just statistically speaking; it's definitely my favourite album of recent years.
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  • 5th Anniversary: Top 20 Tracks for Each Membership Year

    Nov 12 2009, 23h54 por hilarion

    Here are the top 20 tracks for each membership year, counted @ Trouble With Dreams. The first year doesn't have any statistics before February because these stats have been calculated on the basis of weekly charts which didn't exist before that.

    1st Year (Nov 7 2004 - Nov 6 2005)

    1. Nine Inch Nails - The Hand That Feeds (58)
    2. Combichrist - Blut Royale (56)
    3. Nine Inch Nails - TocarSomething I Can Never Have (43)
    4. Deine Lakaien - Silence in Your Eyes (37)
    5. PMMP TocarPäiväkoti (37)
    6. Assemblage 23 - Let the Wind Erase Me (35)
    7. Teuvo Loman - Helsinki City Boy (34)
    8. Dupont - TocarMotel lover (32)
    9. Death in June - TocarDeath is the Martyr of Beauty (30)
    10. Depeche Mode - TocarFree (28)
    11. Nine Inch Nails - Only (28)
    12. Musta Paraati - Romanssi (27)
    13. Rotersand - By the Waters (27)
    14. Deine Lakaien - Over And Done (26)
    15. Sydän, sydän - Suu auki (26)
    16. Wolfsheim - TocarFind You're Here (26)
    17. Depeche Mode - TocarA Pain That I'm Used To (26)
    18. Depeche Mode - Clean (Bare) (25)
    19. Mew - TocarSnow Brigade (23)
    20. System of a Down - TocarViolent Pornography (23)

    Total tracks in this time: 13,234
    No. in this chart: 647 (4,89 %)


    2nd Year (Nov 7 2005 - Nov 5 2006)

    1. Katatonia - TocarMy Twin (60)
    2. Project Pitchfork - Timekiller (51)
    3. Covenant - 20 Hz (43)
    4. Boyd Rice and Friends - TocarPeople (42)
    5. Heijala - TocarUsva (38)
    6. Covenant - TocarRitual Noise (edit) (38)
    7. Swans - Failure (37)
    8. Swans - Song for the Sun (35)
    9. Code 64 - True Faith (33)
    10. Heijala - Korkeus (32)
    11. Covenant - Babel (short mix) (31)
    12. Swans - No Cure for the Lonely (31)
    13. Depeche Mode - TocarBetter Days (31)
    14. Swans - You Know Nothing (31)
    15. Blood Axis - TocarStorm of Steel (31)
    16. Covenant - The Men (30)
    17. Swans - Power and Sacrifice (30)
    18. Swans - Miracle Of Love (29)
    19. Pet Shop Boys - Integral (29)
    20. Covenant - Spindrift (29)

    Total tracks in this time: 18,105
    No. tracks in this chart: 711 (3,93 %)


    3rd Year (Nov 6 2006 - Nov 4 2007)

    1. Nine Inch Nails - TocarSurvivalism (49)
    2. Coil - TocarHeaven's Blade (48)
    3. Nine Inch Nails - TocarIn This Twilight (47)
    4. Triarii - Heaven & Hell (40)
    5. Nine Inch Nails - TocarMy Violent Heart (36)
    6. Coil - Sex with Sun Ra (Part One - Saturnalia) (35)
    7. Coil - TocarFire of the Mind (34)
    8. Woven Hand - Winter Shaker (32)
    9. Black Sun Productions - Johnny Over The Sea (32)
    10. Nine Inch Nails - TocarMe, I'm Not (32)
    11. Coph Nia - TocarDrinking to the Angel of the East (31)
    12. Nine Inch Nails - TocarGod Given (29)
    13. The Dresden Dolls - TocarSex Changes (28)
    14. Coil - TocarThe Dreamer Is Still Asleep (28)
    15. Coph Nia - TocarReligion (28)
    16. Black Sun Productions - TocarPimp Ballad (28)
    17. Coil - TocarThe Last Amethyst Deceiver (27)
    18. Swans - You're Not Real, Girl (27)
    19. The Dresden Dolls - TocarDirty Business (26)
    20. Antony and the Johnsons - Cripple and the Starfish (26)

    Total tracks in this time: 17,922
    No. tracks in this chart: 663 (3,7 %)


    4th Year (Nov 5 2007 - Nov 2 2008)

    1. The World Of Skin - TocarYou'll Never Forget (25)
    2. Victoria - Like Rats (Rattus Rattus) (20)
    3. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Maailmanloppu (18)
    4. Ulver - TocarIn the Kingdom of the Blind the One-Eyed Are Kings (17)
    5. Naevus - How Dogs Die (16)
    6. In Slaughter Natives - TocarAs My Shield (16)
    7. The World Of Skin - I'll Go There, Take Me Home (16)
    8. Naevus - Cutting Tool (15)
    9. Ladytron - TocarDeep Blue (15)
    10. God Module - Victims Among Friends (14)
    11. Haus Arafna - Für immer (14)
    12. The World Of Skin - The Child's Right (14)
    13. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Kiltti vai tuhma (14)
    14. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Musta ruusu (14)
    15. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Japanilainen puutarha (14)
    16. Antlers Mulm - Sunflowers (14)
    17. The Tiger Lillies - TocarStart A Fire (14)
    18. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Ovet ja huoneet (13)
    19. Eleanoora Rosenholm - Kopiokissa (13)
    20. The Tiger Lillies - TocarKiller (13)

    Total tracks in this time: 25,331
    No. in this chart: 309 (1.22%)


    5th Year (Nov 3 2008 - Nov 9 2009)

    1. Depeche Mode - TocarPeace (27)
    2. The Legendary Pink Dots - TocarThe More It Changes (23)
    3. Coph Nia - Levitation (23)
    4. Depeche Mode - Oh Well (21)
    5. Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio Feat. Spiritual Front - Your Sex Is The Scar (20)
    6. Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio - TocarConfessions of a Sinflower (20)
    7. PMMP - Pariterapiaa (19)
    8. Crash Worship - Awake (19)
    9. Propaganda - P-Machinery (19)
    10. Silmät - Haudattu (17)
    11. Lama - Turpa kiinni ja nussi (17)
    12. Depeche Mode - TocarCorrupt (17)
    13. The Marionettes - Ave Dementia (15)
    14. Vuk - Kiss the Assassin (15)
    15. Rude 66 - Walked In Line (14)
    16. U2 - TocarThe Wanderer (14)
    17. Depeche Mode - TocarCome Back (13)
    18. Vuk - Valaiden laulu (13)
    19. KMFDM - Bitches (13)
    20. Triarii - Muse In Arms (12)

    Total tracks in this time: 24,767
    No. in this chart: 351 (1,42 %)

    Analysis

    Here you can see the same big transition in my listening habits between 3rd and 4th year: the number of total tracks listened increased but the percentage of plays for top 20 tracks from all tracks has decreased. More artists, tracks and albums, but with fewer repetitions. That seems to be the trend.
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  • Does neofolk make up a scene?

    Nov 11 2009, 19h43 por NormanKuusik

    Hello there,

    as a part of a presentation I am to do, I invite everyone to a free-form and by no means official discussion on the following question(s):

    Do you think the fans (and artists) of neofolk make up a 'scene/subculture' of its own? If yes, what do you think are the characteristics of such a scene (and the people in it).

    Feel free to draw examples from your own personal experience.

    Artist connections for proper distribution.

    Current 93
    Death in June
    Sol Invictus
    Backworld
    Agalloch
    Empyrium
    Tenhi
    Ulver
    Sieben
    Of the Wand and the Moon
    Blood Axis
    Nest
    Rome
    Forseti
    Ordo Rosarius Equilibrio
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  • My favorite artists by genre

    Nov 3 2009, 23h40 por Jatup

    My favorite artists by genre. Just making this so later on I can see how my taste has changed. At least 2 artists per genre, no more than 10. Artists can appear more than once if they work with many genres.


    Ambient:

    1. Solar Fields
    2. Carbon Based Lifeforms
    3. Banco de Gaia
    4. Solar Quest
    5. Cell
    6. Aes Dana
    7. Yagya
    8. Hol Baumann
    9. Adham Shaikh
    10. Asura

    General Chillout:

    1. Adham Shaikh
    2. Kaya Project
    3. Moby
    3. Angel Tears
    4. Chicane
    5. Enigma
    6. SnakeStyle
    7. Gaudi

    Classical:

    1 .Ludwig van Beethoven
    2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    3. Antonio Vivaldi
    3. Johann Sebastian Bach
    4. Frédéric Chopin

    Dubstep:

    1. Burial
    2. Boxcutter

    Hip- Hop:

    1. Kaliber 44
    2. Paktofonika
    3. O.S.T.R.
    4. Cannibal Ox
    5. Coolio

    IDM:

    1. Kettel
    2. Secede
    3. Hibernation
    4. Nalepa

    Metal (all sub-genres included):

    1. Iron Maiden
    2. Falkenbach
    3. Summoning
    4. Arkona (Pol)
    5. Korpiklaani
    6. Blind Guardian
    7. Burzum
    8. Ensiferum

    Neofolk:

    1. Current 93
    2. Blood Axis
    3. Of the Wand and the Moon
    4. Nature and Organisation
    5. Kiss the Anus of a Black Cat
    6. Death in June

    Psychill and Psydub:

    1. Shpongle
    2. Ott
    3. Androcell / Distant System
    4. Slackbaba
    5. Phutureprimitive
    6. Puff Dragon
    7. Aural Planet
    8. Celtic Cross
    9. The Peaking Goddess Collective
    10. Tripswitch

    Punk:

    1. Misfits
    2. Dezerter
    3. Kazik
    4. The Analogs
    5. KSU

    Rock:

    1. Pink Floyd
    2. Led Zeppelin
    3. Dire Straits
    4. The Rolling Stones
    5. Guns N' Roses
    6. The Doors
    7. Kult / Kazik
    8. The Who
    9. Lynyrd Skynyrd
    10. Queen

    Singer-Songwriter kind of thing (I don't like this tag, but it works well here):

    1. Bob Dylan
    2. Lou Reed
    3. Cat Stevens
    4. Leonard Cohen
    5. Iggy Pop

    Sung Poetry:

    1. Stare Dobre Małżeństwo
    2. Raz Dwa, Trzy
    3. Wolna Grupa Bukowina
    4. Pod Budą
    5. Grzegorz Turnau

    Non-psychedelic Trance:

    1. Art of Trance
    2. Union Jack
    3. L.S.G.
    4. Cygnus X
    5. Underworld
    6. Orbital
    7. Cosmic Baby

    Psychedelic Trance (including goa, psytrance etc.):

    1. Hallucinogen
    2. Dimension 5
    3. Blue Planet Corporation
    4. Cosmosis
    5. X-Dream
    6. Filteria
    7. Transwave
    8. Jaïa
    9. Man With No Name
    10. Khetzal
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  • 50

    Out 23 2009, 4h18 por wolkig

    wolkig's top albums (overall) 1. Forseti - Erde (77)
    2. Tindersticks - Tindersticks (66)
    3. Of the Wand and the Moon - Sonnenheim (40)
    4. November Novelet - Magic (35)
    5. Blood Axis - Blot - Sacrifice in Sweden (32)
    6. Pulp - Hits (31)
    7. Manic Street Preachers - Forever Delayed: The Greatest Hits Disc 1 (30)
    8. And Also the Trees - A Retrospective 1983-1986 (29) 9. Einstürzende Neubauten - Haus der Lüge (29)
    10. Manic Street Preachers - Journal For Plague Lovers (28)
    11. Suede - Suede (28)
    12. Satie - Gymnopédies, Gnossiennes, Nocturnes, La Belle Ex (28) 13. Boyd Rice & Fiends - Wolf Pact (27)
    14. Leger des Heils - Memoria (26)
    15. Current 93 - All The Pretty Little Horses (The Inmost Light) (26)
    16. Death in June - Burial (26)
    17. The Magnetic Fields - 69 Love Songs (25)
    18. Rome - Confessions d'Un Voleur d'Ames (25)
    19. The Horrors - Primary Colours (25)
    20. Forseti - Windzeit (25)
    21. And Also the Trees - The Klaxon (24)
    22. Zoviet France - Misfits, Loony Tunes and Squalid Criminals (24)
    23. Joy Division - Closer (24)
    24. Death in June - But,What End's When The Symbols Shatter (23)
    25. Belle and Sebastian - The Life Pursuit (23)
    26. Massive Attack - Mezzanine (22)
    27. Matmos - Supreme Balloon (22)
    28. Cinema Strange - Cinema Strange (22)
    29. Joy Division - Permanent (22)
    30. Mazzy Star - So Tonight That I Might See (22)
    31. Leger des Heils - Gloria (21)
    32. Manic Street Preachers - The Holy Bible (21)
    33. Laibach - Volk (21)
    34. The Knife - Silent Shout (20)
    35. My Bloody Valentine - Loveless (20)
    36. Haus Arafna - The Singles 1993-2000 (20)
    37. Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Dark - The OMD Singles (20)
    38. Forseti - Jenzig (20)
    39. Blood Axis - The Gospel of Inhumanity (20)
    40. Der Blutharsch - Time Is Thee Enemy! (20)
    41. Ladytron - Witching Hour [Bonus DVD] Disc 1 (19) 42. Flёur - Прикосновение (19)
    43. Monolake - Cinemascope (19)
    44. Clair Obscur - Play (18)
    45. Nitzer Ebb - That Total Age (18)
    46. Element of Crime - Romantik (18)
    47. Crystal Castles - Crystal Castles (16)
    48. Death in June - Nada! (16)
    49. Coil - Love's Secret Domain (16)
    50. Killing Joke - Killing Joke - Killing Joke (16)
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  • Aphorisms about Civilization and its death / thought experiment.

    Set 11 2009, 19h50 por NateBag

    Many of those who consider themselves and declare that they're anti-modern in spirit decide, naturally, to deal with the end - with death, or with Décadence. Clarification: The end is certain, it is certain from the very beginning of organismic life. Décadence is a product of life, and it appears to be the strongest argument people have against their subject of their hate: Civilization or “Modernity”. But we must examine these phenomenons life, hear them breathing, inquire about their origins and lively conduct in order to comprehend and understand why they are fallacious and what is missing in our equation. This is what is left for us, this is what can we call virtue” -- It is a virtue to deal with life. Existence, mere existence, without actual life, is death by its own 'merit'.

    ******

    Try to break the chains of your own individuality, gain a concrete right of opinion through heightening your point of view; examine life as a whole, be used to look at it from mountain tops and not from the blurriness of fishily vision underwater - it is a great thing to examine and inquire the mechanisms of life, and to seek the answers to the question "how things [such as cultures and civilizations] becomes themselves?".

    ******

    To do so one has to sharpen his mind and abstractly visualize and comprehend paradigms and patterns, possibilities, causality, innovation, traits, Geist -- The first principle of the examiner is a pessimistic one: (almost) all things undergoing the process of "becoming-a-thing will reach their terminal state or "status-quo-ex-prope-mors" (status quo out of near-death) which is passivity or exhaustion. The next maxim is yet another realization: some civilizations/cultures aim at passivity, some cultures are better (consciously or unconsciously) because they live upon and become themselves as they adhere to traits and phenomenons that keep this world and history alive: Virtue, vice, goodness, sin, war-peace dynamics, poetry and art, wisdom, innovation, intuition, knowledge. Nevertheless, after all of which had become a matter of casualty and are taken for granted or lose their organic identity or true deriving force (behind every action and thought) and what we can call the "inner form" - cultures and civilizations deteriorate and rot, but only to be replaced by forces with a greater "libido" for life; cultures who fundamentally aspire to conquer life are triumphant. Some cultures or civilizational grouping only pretend to, they aim at passivity from possibility - The option or "freedom" of something is also its imprisonment. Every single trait and field mentioned above as derivative “life-forces” work in relation to Power. So when power is distributed awrong, when it dies out or reaches its point of singularity and when the main streams of life are drained into a singular point – a point where it has a single aim or target (or better to say: being target-less because of singularity) a state of passivity is in action, until the next irruptive abruption.

    ******

    Being essentially life-oriented is not living only the physical life or adhering only to the physical Being. Hedonism, for example, is almost always a conclusion of civilizational life - a window to a sickened soul, that desires no longer to explore, to think, to live - but retires into its evidential conclusiveness: life is about carnality.

    ******

    In many ways, that which creates a culture and a civilization is also their source of destruction. Nevertheless, there's a whole life between genesis and death. A Nietzschean evaluation of human capabilities is vital in a case life examination - to pursue a higher degree of living, to overcome our manliness. In a sense this is also taking Toynbee's approach rather Spengler's regarding the death of civilizations and cultures - Cultures and Civilization can survive and evolve rather than die out and cling verbally to a yellowing page in a history tome. Nevertheless, history proves that Spengler is right, and he's probably metaphysically right as well - regardless of the future and of the possibility Toynbee presents.

    ******

    History carried in its womb a new age and a new civilization out of the pairing of industrialism and the 1789 revolution made the western civilization was born; the western civilization had its moments, now it has reached fatigue and it'll die. Industrialism, Colonialism, Puritanism, Christian values secularized (and Secularization in general), the Death of God, Capitalism, Marxism-Communism-Socialism, Americanism; the manifestation of Enlightenment; Democracy, Individualism, Feminism, Liberalism, Fascism, Scientism / the rise of Science and the method of certification, New-Age, Technophilia and the Digitalized world. HEDONISM and Permissiveness are the final state of this civilization, they are finality, they had materialized after a conclusive victory (regardless of Truth or Reality - it is a 'reality') of some ideals and strives - they are here, and this civilization will die. The organic form of the our aging civilization was experimental more than any other civilization throughout history - it was the age of voyages that concluded themselves in the ultimate triumph of exhibitionism, the visual and the physical - like in many previous cultures/civilizations - in opposition of the chaotic but systematic power to conquer. Now things will emerge from this civilizations death as the West will shatter into numerous cultural units. The alternative is a global federation - this depends on whose triumph will it be.

    ******

    All arguments against civilization in favor of the abolishment of violence and the endeavoring of peace and tranquility are nonsensical, since vendettas or proto-warfare existed long before civilization. Stability? bringing us back to an ape like status won't make us more resilient. To reduce mankind back to a primitive state is to abandon things is to undo discovery, to heighten weakness and to repress power, "power itself in man".To put this in proper phrasing: It is the involution of man to ape.

    ******

    What everyone in the anti-civilizational host fail to see it that every insight they have about civilization is yet another product of civilization itself - our ability to see its' misfortune and self-negation. It's absurd to frame civilization as the entity which destroys m the things which gives man a his life, behind all of the above there's one motive and motif - the will to power.

    ******

    One of the most disturbing thing about it is the human bulk's inability to find a syncretic point, a point in which things which appear contradictory can actually exist and work coherently. So they turn into the past, and when the past repulses them - they go further back or further ahead ("Progress").

    ******

    When they go further back - they believe things that worked in the ever-expanding horizontal-linear time will work once again while ignoring the crucial speculation that these thing weren't exactly what they think they were, and that they can work once more after they already vanquished to be replaced by things which have a greater magnitude.

    ******


    "Thinking is a wondrous illness, to suspend it is to be healthily dead."

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  • Artists I need to listen to

    Jul 22 2009, 8h44 por DreadfulYgg

    Scoff at me all you want but I am human and since we all listen to music at a different pace, it is inevitable that there will be some bands I just haven't arrived at yet. If only there were more hours in a day then perhaps it would be less of a problem. Comments are welcome. Here they are...

    Iron & Wine
    Beirut
    Current 93
    Coil
    In Gowan Ring
    Rome
    Of the Wand and the Moon
    Shape of Despair
    Nadja
    The Meads of Asphodel
    Ajattara
    Ram-Zet
    In the Woods...
    Anathema
    Blood Axis
    Wedard
    Skepticism
    Nebelung
    Black Tape for a Blue Girl
    Arcana
    Russian Circles
    Impavida
    Warbringer
    Draugnim
    Glorior Belli
    New Order
    Weakling
    Nordlicht
    Funeral Mist
    Nagelfar
    The 3rd and the Mortal
    Mew
    Portishead
    Massive Attack
    Entombed
    Dismember
    Cocteau Twins
    Boards of Canada
    Arcade Fire
    legendary pink dots
    Von Thronstahl
    Sing-Sing
    Skagos
    Camel
    Circle of Ouroborus
    Der Weg Einer Freiheit
    Ebonylake
    Potentiam
    Cor Scorpii
    Paragon Impure
    Absentia Lunae
    Neptune Bleeding
    Leger des Heils
    After Forever
    The Dillinger Escape Plan
    Arktau Eos
    Eagle Twin
    Fjoergyn
    Gernotshagen
    Falls of Rauros
    ASP
    Narsilion
    Trobar de Morte
    Deepspace
    Nurse With Wound
    The Big Pink
    St. Vincent
    Blueneck
    Nightbringer
    Miracles
    Gustav
    Soap&Skin
    Jacaszek
    Portal
    Editors
    A Fine Frenzy
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  • Last.fm censorship in G**many

    Jun 23 2009, 14h10 por Lazarene

    I had the intention to compile a list of artist, tag and group pages on last.fm that cannot be accessed in Germany due to being "too dangerous". However now I can't do that, as I've since noticed that you can't even view the titles of these pages any longer, suggesting that even looking at acronyms like RAC is putting kids in grave danger by brainwashing their eyeballs. Pity they won't apply the same yardstick and protect our youth from gangsta rap & Brokencyde...

    For Germans, take a look at the charts in this guy's page, they're pretty much redundant as you can't see half of the artists listed there. They're listed as 'unangemessener Inhalt' and the link to the artist page redirects to this message:


    "Es tut uns Leid, aber diese Seite enthält eventuell jugendgefährdende Inhalte. Der Zugriff auf diese Inhalte wurde gemäß des deutschen Jugendschutzgesetzes verwehrt."


    If someone can provide a resonable explanation why political music equates to C.P., I'd like to hear it :)


    http://www.last.fm/tag/white%20power

    http://www.last.fm/tag/rac

    ..I wonder how long it'll take for them to get around to NSBM and the likes. <.<


    As a disclaimer I'd like to add that I am indeed a natsie, and this has nothing whatsoever to do with freedom of expression & information.


    Nokturnal Mortum Burzum Absurd Sturmwehr Sleipnir Die Lunikoff Verschwörung Frontalkraft Satanic Warmaster M8L8TH Blood Axis Darkwood Orplid Темнозорь Honor Brokencyde 50 Cent unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt unangemessener Inhalt Paris Hilton
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  • Insightful Manifesto Regarding the Modern World

    Abr 15 2009, 23h28 por NateBag

    Warning! This is a long and agonizing post / journal, don't read it if you have heart problems, kidney problems, if you are an elitist who knows everything or if you understand the notion of "Holistic Existence" - One brick upon another creates a structure we either like or dislike but we're but it is better for us to take a stand once we analyzed processes and phenomenons in a proper way. Even though some of you will probably have some clue or a full grasp of all the things I'm going to write about, I still write it ,especially for those who wish to ignore them and for those who never comprehended them.

    I wish to emphasize: The main reason for which I write this manifesto of a journal is that apparently people seem to ignore some things that are pretty starkly real in our modern world. Another reason for the specification of all the words poured before your eyes (once you'll get to the wording below) is that...I just love to write.
    To initiate my argumentation I'll quote the newly added group description of the group "I'm disgusted with the modern world ":

    Let's say two things: first is that one can be disgusted about most of aspect of something without necessarily be against everything of it. Otherwise, here in this place, we're concerning sociological more than technological matters.

    Second: before to argue, one should be able to understand of what he's talking about, what modern world is, for example, and other basic historical informations as well. "Why are you in front of a pc if you are so against the modern world" is so stupid as to say "Why are you using your car for work if you are so against world pollution".


    Firstly, I declare that I'm going to deal with both paragraphs without separate counter-claims for each one. I'm just going to write "my" doctrine fluently.

    A little background: I believe it was my post (and the reference to a "clever guy") that triggered this hurried verbal reaction. In a thread called "What exactly makes you disgusted about "modern world"? I said that I have within myself a shrieking voice telling me: "Well...you should consider avoiding dogmatism and believe that you can enjoy everything in life in a very hypocritical way" - regarding the use of the Internet for the expression of anti-modern thoughts. But I also stated that it's understandable to a CERTAIN EXTENT (I leave these bold words as a reminder).

    Now, it seems to me that when people are referring to this feel of 'disgust', they don't actually feel any real disgust but just general bitterness - which is common to a considerable bulk of our earthly race. Feelings of disgust or general bitterness can, occasionally, be associated with a romantic quench for "nostalgic times" or, if a society wishes it is related to the depiction of the road ahead - the thoughtful intention of insuring "a better future" - sometimes, we will have the combination of both. All these things were, as I see it, an utterly frequent trait found in many societies and many civilizations throughout History. So this feeling of disgust towards the contemporary status of 'society', is neither special to our epoch or important on our planetary surface since...well, I think that we really got into a state where nobody really wants to hold a mind-penetrating analysis for the future implementation of a real change - but just to focus on issues that will not crush his current existential status and in other words - what is more suitable to his own habitual life-style and what 'disturbs' him personally, even though he had never had a real problem with any of the aspects of "modernity", a contemporary milieu that provides him all that he needs in order to sustain his insignificant life.
    For many, the rebellious mindset fixed against the modern world is just a little emotional experience they're conducting, just to feel more "involved" and actually press their tingling intellectual button. This type of cerebral use (without the specific fixation against the modern world) is actually a thing that characterizes a great bulk of our modern folk (but not exclusively), which, due to the rise of the libertarian / individualistic thought can express their antagonism towards certain issues, thinking that by doing so they draw a distinctive line between them and the others; from that ensues the feeling that they are "special" and more "individualistic". What is the point in reckoning modern fallacies and just talk about it? Is this just another place on which people can pour their psychological problems or an inexpensive way to go through "virtual one-sided psychotherapy?"It doesn't differ from any other modern HORDE on the virtual plane - You can place any subject people are been repulsed from instead of "the modern world" - and you'll have the same counter-culture this group represents.
    I also have suggestions for comments in the group shoutbox: "whee-hee...I love to think about better cocks from better times...most modern cocks turn me off so badly, I hate the modern world ^.^ but I l0vez social networks! ^_^". Almost every counter-group to contemporary standards are characterized by the typical behavior of a teenage girl standing before various objects while shopping and later saying "I don't like it in purple and yellow, I prefer the pink one...fuck, they used to have some better stuff around here...I'm like...disgusted with what it turned to...". In that sense this group is useless and meaningless, but I guess it is necessary to establish such groups.
    Unfortunately We can hardly find better alternatives for an antagonistic approach against the modern world as seen in various counter-cultures/groups, but there is one or perhaps two groups/organizations based on the Internet that are visionary in a practical and realistic way.

    To treat the claims mentioned above Ad Ram, I state that society and material culture are BOUND. Saying that this is a group for people who are disgusted with "sociological stuff" characterizing the modern world is an inaccurate and incomplete, horribly too general and highly-over-simplistic claim which I believe was said only for the sake of argumentation and a selfish dialectic urge - but even if it is so, then people who are 'disgusted with the modern world' had never got into the point in which one can see with his naked eye the 'whole of reality' - and there's the possibility that he wishes to ignore it (as aforementioned).

    What characterizes our modern society more than anything else? What, if you'd ask a humble fella' on the street, is the first thing that comes up to his mind when he is quizzed for the one true thing that really represents the modern world?...TECHNOLOGY, SCIENCE and PROGRESS (in all fields). Such an illusive imagination we have. Never, in the history of man, were technology or science such a major player in the social structure and thought patterns of the entire world, a globalized world which is globalized thanks to technology manifested through scientific methods and a utopian idealistic vision. Our society and people's schedule is arranged thanks to and according to technology.
    After the great metaphorical and literal declaration of our detachment from the Biblical chains, the human race succumbed from one type of ass-thinking stimulator (religion) to another in the very fashion of the Horde-mentality trend. So many people are bloating of pride when speaking of how "Atheistic" (or in a few cases "Nihilistic", when they don't actually know what Nihilism is and confuse it with Fatalism) they are, and how science and technology provide anything we need in order to "thrive" and succeed as a society, that now is the end of ignorance and wars - something which is obviously unrealistic. In fact, those "Atheists" don't differ much from creationists or any type of religious people - they too have their opium, their asylum. Not only that, but technology (the Industrial / Medicinal Revolution and the revolutions who followed it thereafter) enabled our world from the first place to become over-populated and according to the constant variable of the majority of stupid folks we have an over-populated plant and thus more idiotic people who make dumb decisions. Therefore we are far from achieving the dream of a society ruled and navigated by those who are worthy and capable of leading the throng; all we have are government led by those who are trendy and popular - and just like anything else - people are following a popular trendy marvel to inure it into becoming a norm and a "usual" and legitimate or even the "right" thing. One of the trends is the cult of science and technology, another cult of obsession.
    Yes, we have a gadget-obsessed society - a society that validates knowledge and "Science" only if it has a materially practical-end, preferably something that will make our lives more convenient. The urge for convenience and couch-comforting which is the counter-state to the neurotic behavioral and functional state of society's day-to-day life, is being enforced and maintained by technology.

    Who of us hadn't used the Internet (which is probably the greatest symbol of progression of our days), for dumb reasons and for dumb purposes? Will it really provide some sort of compensation for his lack of interest in anything or abysmal boredom? Over-surfing in social networks, uploading images to them, chatting with friends and spending time murmuring in social groups, watching idiotic videos on Youtube, playing MMORPG's for a considerable amount of time and so on. Why? probably so that we'll answer the biological call for social interaction or so that we wouldn't even bare the thought of us being "alone", "solitaire", "depressed", "sad" and "frustrated", "freakishly out-casted" - those feelings arise sometimes when people are bored, and boredom is another reason for the prosaic use of the Internet. This is how our self-esteem and potential travel into the pathetic plain of self-regression.
    We can find this corrosive actions in almost every technological marvel in the hands of the modern throng. Cell phones - devices that suppose to aid us when trying to call someone in a distant place - turned into another all-in-one object containing many functions that in the end are just useless and destructive (Why oh why do people get so bored this days that they need all those blistering devices instead of doing constructive and creative things)? We have Cars and Motorcycles and other motorized vehicles without which we just seem to be lost. Had we lost our limbs? Had they become organs that are merely used for simple movements or only when we go to the gym, to become more plastic? Even when people are engaging in out-of-doors activities they have to take their motorized vehicle with them all along the trip...depriving themselves the adventure of walking on foot and exploring Nature.

    Anyway, the thing most notable on the list of the world's beloved technologies, just after the Internet (or above it perhaps), is the outstanding glowing box we call TELEVISION. Do I really need to further deepen and explain why and how do Television come to be the most important thing in people's life? How it transforming them into mentally bedraggled creatures? How it destroys our chances of a scholarly society (at least if the current framework of TV will not be replaced)?

    Apart from everything I have mentioned above, there another thing which coincides in a certain way with "how technology effects society or various acts taken by society" -- the various branches of ART. And you know what? just thinking about technology provokes different artistic reactions (just look what it did to 'SCIENCE FICTION', for good or for bad). Imagine what technology, touchable and real can do to ART, and what it actually did is the forming of new fields of art, various methods by which artists form or refine their creations and other opportunities for artists to exploit. Funny, but ART...somehow became another consumerist product for the modern crowd to collect and CONSUME. I guess it is slightly unrelated to technology, but only at some points).
    Part II

    It's time for me to with-hold the equivocal sampling and asseverate my claim: IT'S TOO DAMN STUPID TO DETACH TECHNOLOGY FROM SOCIETY AND FROM SOCIOLOGICAL DISCUSSIONS. Technology, the mastering of new technological methods and material products coming out of it, are bound to social structures, social thinking and social behavior. It's an ancient rule, carved on the ever-growing monolith of History. Commerce, which is a route through which exchanging of ideas and technologies occurs, is another field we'll have difficult time detaching from society and consequently from studies or discussions relating to society.
    Let me ask openly what it "sociological"? Does it mean "more philosophical" or "leaning toward the understanding and enlistment of the fallacies of modern social values and phenomenons". Well then, it is (as I hinted along this article / journal) - an interconnection of knots of various aspects in our modern world, that made it what it is. The enlistment and specification of phenomenons and common behaviors that are supposedly "modern" is not a very kindling thing to do, and as I said earlier - has nothing special in a sense, since we can find behavioral consistencies throughout History that are still with us, and thus, mentioning them is doing nothing about them despite our awareness, and I believe some behavioral traits will remain with us until the final cataclysm to end human existence (and I want to emphasize that it will remain as it is as long as we stay passive both in our mentality and in handwork. This kind of passivity is being magnified by technology, which is a phenomenon that took an ugly shape in our modern world - and it is what prevents us from surpassing this stage of spiritual decimation.
    You want to describe the stupidity of humanity, like it is something new? Or what? declare that you're repulsed by certain modern values or general crowd psychology and behavior? That's not very unique, constructive or contributive. But, there are things that because of the clash of various fields, events, and historical creations - are unique to this epoch -- Once again I wish to remind that TECHNOLOGY is an important factor (perhaps the most important and it goes hand in hand with historical circumstances) that forged the materialization of the modern environment, that's why we can attribute it solely to our epoch and why it's relevant and important to our understanding of our age and moreover - for the correction and rebuilding of our world and society.

    For those who wondered: My approach doesn't deny technology or claim it is inherently wrong, that's stupid. Ancient tools like swords, which many people who respect ancient times are fond of (including myself), are a form of technological product as well.
    What I'm actually trying to say is that certain things we do with our technology are regressive, fearful, grotesque, destructive and foolish and that certain technologies are just as dumb as their application on life (...).
    BUT the use of technology and the lack of comprehension regarding our ability to direct our progressive thoughts towards things that are BETTER is also understandable to a CERTAIN EXTENT (both in length of use and the use itself) since we are human beings and by being human we find it hard to draw a border between virtue and vice (Not in a moral sense but in an intellectual, creative, heroic and scholarly one) - so, we think that some things will not effect other things and that we can enjoy everything the world present us, just because it's there and we don't have to cogitate much about it. One might add that we find it even harder to apply what we understood on the physical surface upon which we live. APPLYING WHAT WE KNOW AND COMPREHEND IS EXACTLY WHAT WE NEED TO DO. TALKING ABOUT POLEMICAL ISSUES WILL NOT MAKE THEM DISAPPEAR, ESPECIALLY NOT TODAY - IN THE MODERN WORLD. ANOTHER DISCUSSION ABOUT ANOTHER IDIOTIC PHENOMENON / EVENT / YOUR OWN FEELINGS TOWARD A CERTAIN SUBJECT IS JUST ANOTHER DROP IN AN OCEAN OF WORTHLESS WORDS.
    Saying that "sociological" matters are a distinctive thing people should focus on when trying to meditate rigorously about the modern world, is a false and deteriorative way to relay on, if someone actually yearns for a real change. I'll say it clearly for the last time: The composition of atomic components of our lives (both as individuals and as a society or societies) sums up to become our HOLISTIC existential status.

    If it's a group for people who wish to discuss "sociological more than technological matters" by simply reducing or eliminating the importance of anything that is technological and deal with the "burning social issues", which have only a fraction of/no connection to technology ( or any thing derived out of the pattern of thinking) then...It's just another useless social group (And I really think that social groups in general and a lot of other things that WEB 2.0 created, are just plainly useless).

    Just before the enclosing quote, I want to re-quote the first two paragraphs of the group description:

    some really clever guy pointed out how also last.fm/internet and so on are a part of this modern world, so this group would become in fact contradictory.

    Let's say two things: first is that one can be disgusted about most of aspect of something without necessarily be against everything of it. Otherwise, here in this place, we're concerning sociological more than technological matters.


    Well, just as the claim that people can be disgusted with some aspects of the modern world, some aspects of the modern world (which people presumably are not disgusted with) make this group contradictory. I already hinted along this article/essay/manifesto that some people would just choose to ignore it or lessen its importance so that they wouldn't think about those self-falsifying matters.

    Finally, I shall enclose and conclude the wording I have thrown up here (hopefully you read some of it...). To do so I'll quote the last sentence of the "I'm disgust with the modern world" group, group-description:

    So please, if you want to argue, do it with your brain turned on, and without silly statements like that.

    O' such wit of a statement I haven't witnessed for years!
    And I totally agree...When someone wishes to argue he must do it with his brain turned on...but not THAT turned on...and one should also choose, with his fully functioning turned on brain to discuss and limit himself (for good intentions) to more "sociological than technological matters". That's what turned on brains are for.

    Otherwise, people with a horrible tendency to WRITE would just throw up this mass of crap other people will actually have to READ in order to react...Alas!

    With love,
    that "some really clever guy" who once upon a time pointed out something that would make this group (that is more sociological than technological) contradictory.

    Have a great day, whenever you read it. And don't masturbate too much.

    People who like the following bands or ganres might be interested in what I wrote:
    black metal martial industrial neofolk dark ambient ambient Ofermod Bathory Death in June Arditi Beherit Blood Axis Von Thronstahl Ildjarn Of the Wand and the Moon Ain Soph Dark Tribe Sol Invictus Falkenbach Empyrium Nachtfalke Drudkh Burzum Dark Funeral Havohej Mayham Throne of Ahaz Xibalba Wolves in the Throne Room
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  • Playlist 03.04.2009 Odin Hour 21.00 - 1.00 auf Neurobeat Radio

    Abr 3 2009, 18h45 por odin242

    1. Wenn es sein muss - dann aber sofort (0:37)
    2. DT 64 - O-Ton DT 64 (1:29)
    3. Sandow - Born In The G.D.R. (3:30)
    4. Phillip Boa & The Voodooclub - Fine Art in Silver (3:33)
    5. [Active] Media Disease - Fall (Neurologic Remix) (5:09)
    6. 1000 Ohm - I Think She Understood (3:39)
    7. Ideal - Keine Heimat (3:17)
    8. Blood Axis - Walked In Line (3:27)
    9. Intoxication - Steel (3:22)
    10. Strength Through Joy - A Grave For Burning Wings (4:05)
    11. Schnitt Acht - Rage (5:05)
    12. MC Quadrat - Stadt Aus Stahl (3:31)
    13. Kuruki - Marina Key (Casino Parade) (3:48)
    14. Trial - Blut Und Eisen (Whiper Mix) (3:50)
    15. Ringel S - Alles Klar, Superstar (4:21)
    16. Sleepwalk - Man Machine (4:27)
    17. Moral - Whispering Sons (5:22)
    18. Transvision Vamp - Tell That Girl To Shut Up (Knuckle Duster Mix) (4:41)
    19. Secession - Sneakyville (3:44)
    20. Kommando Schwarzer Freitag - Den Nächsten Krieg Gewinnt Der Tod (3:24)
    21. Null and Void - Dogs Of Christ (3:56)
    22. S.P.O.C.K - E.T. Phone Home (4:17)
    23. Monuments - Herz Von Samt (4:24)
    24. Toxoplasma - 1981 (1:44)
    25. Fading Colours - SaLIEva (4:53)
    26. Vacum - De Kallas... (2:58)
    27. Ultravox - Mr. X (6:33)
    28. Scapa Flow - Egoism (2:27)
    29. Yello - I.T. Splash (2:36)
    30. Feeling B - Lied Von Der Unruhevollen Jugend (4:16)
    31. Die verbannten Kinder Evas - In Darkness Let Me Dwell (7:01)
    32. Bene Gesserit - Bathroom, Sunday Morning (1:10)
    33. Puissance - Stagnate And Perish (Reconstructed Version) (4:31)
    34. Renft - Nach Der Schlacht (5:27)
    35. N-liners - Vill Du Bli Min Soldat (2:53)
    36. Ecstasy Club - Jesus Loves The Acid (Acid Chant) (7:42)
    37. The Idiots - Dynamo Doppelkorn (3:32)
    38. poesie noire - Gioconda Smile (Chinamix) (2:43)
    39. Funny van Dannen - Nana Mouskouri (2:43)
    40. Ice Ages - Far Gone Light (5:23)
    41. Age of Love - The Age Of Love (New Age Mix) (5:12)
    42. Tricky Disco - Disco 130 (Sonic Assault Version) (6:28)
    43. Deutsche Trinkerjugend - Die Germanen (1:47)
    44. Ostbrut - Skinhead Rock´n´Roll (3:18)
    45. Experimental Products - Feeling Left Out (5:58)
    46. Boots Clements - (Ghost) Riders In The Sky (7:52)
    47. Camouflage - Kling Klang (3:55)
    48. David Bowie - This Is Not America (The Ultrasound 12 Inch Version) (8:10)
    49. Klinik - Black Leather (3:10)
    50. Ausbruch - Deutscher Eid (4:44)
    51. Liaisons D - He Chilled Out (Move Club Mix) (5:29)
    52. N :oP - mElOdY sHuFfLe (8:36)
    53. Miss Lie - Claustrophobia (4:20)
    54. Miss Nude - Taste My Acid Fruit (5:47)
    55. The last hours - Into Empty Depth (4:01)
    56. Inker & Hamilton - Poetry In Motion (3:54)
    57. Praga Khan - Out Of Control (3:54)
    58. Lords of Acid - Hey Ho! (3:54)
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