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name: Gloom
other info: see LJ profile
Why i joined: i like what you have to say. it's intersting...

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( Interesting Stuff right here. Sort of.Collapse )

I have a online zine -- Chronic Absence; it has some opinionated shite in it, if anyone's interested.

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hey guys im new to the community thought i may as well fill this info thing in as a start..im anna btw


15 bands: The Cat Empire (aussie jazz band), John Butler Trio, The Waifs, Jet, Powderfinger, Eskimo Joe, Supertramp, ACDC, The Angels, Queen, The Who, The Doors, Jeff Buckley (isnt officially a band I know), Led Zeppelin

books: The Northern Lights Trilogy, The Da Vinci Code, The Exorcist

authors: Philip Pullman, Dan Brown

artist: Da Vinci...I love Da Vinci

10 Movies: Monty Python and The Holy Grail, High Fidelity, School of Rock, Billy Madison, Almost Famous, This is Spinal Tap, Purple Rain, Tommy, Les Miserables, Forrest Gump

Meaning of life and the existence of God: Its different for everyone. Some people need to believe in God, and he exists because it makes them happy and brings meaning to their life. As for God actually existing in real life, I dunno. I'm no believer.

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i rarely do this, in fact i think i only have once in the whole time of this journal, but i'm going to talk about something that happened in my day. I was trying to kill time, like an hour and a half's worth of time, so i started reading some music magazines: filter, AP, and there was one more with My chemical romance on the cover that i can't recall the name of. anyways, it's not too important. what is important is how angry these readings made me. here's one aspect of it; the writters for these three publications seem to know nothing of the history of any of the genre's expect for the history of "punk" and then it's only as shallow as what watching SLC Punks would teach you. the bands are no better with knowing their own genre's history, aside from the blood brothers, who actually knew that "emo" now is equatible to "shit" and it didn't used to be that way... but his was before chris carraba and conor oberst came and ruined it, turning it into self-loathing bullshit with no aims further or deeper than getting into scene girls' short frillie skirts. to prove this musical illiteracy, i don't feel like i need to look to the phrase "taking back sunday's brutal vocals..." what the fuck?!!?!? i wanted to kill everyone in sight when i first read the phrase. taking back sunday and "brutal" should never be in the same paragraph. and what's worse, My Chemical Romance was praised for their technical drum work and dark atributes. I thought i was going to die on sight. now, i understand that this is a magazine for "marketible" indie rock, a phrase that i can't say without a think layer of sarcasm, but still, i could name a slew of musicians that are easily more tallented than MCR. Though i'm not a fan of the route that the new blood brothers' cd took, i am glad that they know their shit; however, AP's subtitle of the interview is "is hardcore dead?" what the fuck? are the blood brothers the capstone of hardcore? i can't believe that these "writters" can consider themselves music savvy. There are INDIVIDUALS who have more impact on hardcore than the blood brothers. i'm not saying they are bad or anything close to that. but aren't they simple re-doing what The Refused did five years ago, but with twin vocals? But this is not a post about the blood brothers. What made me livid was when i read Filter... there was a five page review of the new interpol cd, and not until the LAST paragraph was music mentioned. The EXACT SAME THING happened in another main review. The interviewer once again tried to recreate such a travisty of musical writting with Bjork, but since i'm in love with her, i'll give her credit for at least trying to keep on the subject of her music instead of following his questions' leads into her fashion. If i were to read these three peices of musical debochary, i would think there was no hope for underground music, expect for worshiping the ramons and listening to the new green day album. thank god i'm not that innept, but it makes me wonder about the future sincerity of underground music. won't we finally get sick of the lack of it?

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Name: Morgan
Age: 18 (in seven days!!)
Location: Seattle, WA


15 bands: Queens of the Stone Age, Tool, A Perfect Circle, Desert Sessions, Nonpoint, Audioslave, Incubus, RATM, Marilyn Manson, Rush, Erik Satie, Ella Fitzgerald, Kidney Thieves

5 books: A ClockWork Orange (Anthony Burgess), Earthly Powers (Anthony Burgess), The Poisonwood Bible (Kingsolver), Pride and Prejudice (Austen), Naked Lunch (Burroughs)

5 authors: Anthony Burgess, William Burroughs and a bunch of others- Burroughs and Burgess are the only two authors I read a lot.

5 artist: David Estrada, Frida Kahlo, Linda Macartney, Sara Adrian, myself

10 Movies: A Clockwork Orange, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill Vol 1&2, Cold Mountain, Evil Dead, Anything by Kevin Smith, ANYTHING by Kubrick, most anything by Tarantino, and lots of others that have slipped my mind.

Meaning of life and the existence of God: I'm a pagan and proud of it. I believe in lots of little gods and three 'main gods'. My religion is very ecclectic, so i cant really explain it without writing a fucking massive post. I pretty much took some ideas from a few different religions and pasted them together. ANYWAYS, I'm pretty convinced that we're here to eat, fuck and die- Just like any other organism- We just happen to enjoy it more than most animals.