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Joined: Feb 27, 2007
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 2:28 am Post subject: Varg Vikernes talks about killing Euronymous
_________________ It is more likely that a brain randomly forms out of the chaos with false memories of its life than that the universe around us would have billions of self-aware brains.
I think he's lying, but who cares anyway. MayheM died with Euronymous imo. _________________ Singing 'bout shit and eating shit are both totally metal dude.
tr1sth3t
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 2:38 am Post subject:
ARny wrote:
I think he's lying, but who cares anyway. MayheM died with Euronymous imo.
It's strange, he tells the same story on his website. It is consistent, but I still cannot tell. _________________ It is more likely that a brain randomly forms out of the chaos with false memories of its life than that the universe around us would have billions of self-aware brains.
Azdragar
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:45 am Post subject:
I cannot tell. _________________ ----------------
NIGHTSPIRIT
SPIRIT
EMBRACE MY SOUL
cjjeepercreeper
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Location: At the Mountains of Madness
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 10:34 am Post subject:
Even though Varg has had nothing nice to say about "Lords of Chaos" the authors still seemed to cover the events of that time pretty thoroughly. Read it if you haven't already, it will give you more info to help you decide what is fact and what is fiction. What Varg says here is pretty consistent with what he said many years ago, so I have a tendency to believe him. _________________ Not dead, just sleeping.
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 8:36 pm Post subject:
lunarstrain88 wrote:
I cannot tell and i dont care
This is an extremely important event in the early days of Norwegian bm. From a historical standpoint this was a landmark event, a turning point if you will. There are those of us that are very interested in the history of the music we listen to, although I guess "brutal" dm really has no history, it just grew like a fungus. _________________ Not dead, just sleeping.
Even though Varg has had nothing nice to say about "Lords of Chaos" the authors still seemed to cover the events of that time pretty thoroughly. Read it if you haven't already, it will give you more info to help you decide what is fact and what is fiction. What Varg says here is pretty consistent with what he said many years ago, so I have a tendency to believe him.
Wanted to saY the same, I´ve read that book 2 times. Yes, 2 times...I am stupid.
Wally
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Posts: 1339
Location: Australia
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:07 pm Post subject:
cjjeepercreeper wrote:
lunarstrain88 wrote:
I cannot tell and i dont care
This is an extremely important event in the early days of Norwegian bm. From a historical standpoint this was a landmark event, a turning point if you will. There are those of us that are very interested in the history of the music we listen to, although I guess "brutal" dm really has no history, it just grew like a fungus.
This is an extremely important event in the early days of Norwegian bm. From a historical standpoint this was a landmark event, a turning point if you will. There are those of us that are very interested in the history of the music we listen to, although I guess "brutal" dm really has no history, it just grew like a fungus.
Sorry, please forgive this ignorant common man, and i am no fan of brutal DM If i am not aware of it doesnt mean that i dont like it or want to know about it. I did not know that i had to know all this in order to be a member of the DFM community, my apologies
cjjeepercreeper
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:46 pm Post subject:
Nothing against you lunar, it just seems an inordinate number of people don't give a shit, which is too bad. To me, knowing the history of something, anything, often makes it more enjoyable. And that period of time in black metal and Norwegian history was fascinating, at least to me. _________________ Not dead, just sleeping.
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DOSphantom
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Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:47 pm Post subject:
Hey, CJ. Why don't you write a history book on BM, DM, doom, etc? _________________ I have come here to chew bubblegum and kick ass... and I'm all out of bubblegum.
Wally
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Posted:
Tue Feb 08, 2011 9:57 pm Post subject:
cjjeepercreeper wrote:
Nothing against you lunar, it just seems an inordinate number of people don't give a shit, which is too bad. To me, knowing the history of something, anything, often makes it more enjoyable. And that period of time in black metal and Norwegian history was fascinating, at least to me.
What if this story had to do with a Guy Who only does Brutal death metal bands im pretty sure you wouldnt give a shit either
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