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Encyclopaedia Metallum - Reviews for Nuclear Assault - The Plague The title track “The Plague” is a nice song that starts with a nice acoustic part and then a mid paced riff kicks in, there’s a good mid-break section featuring some acoustic guitar parts followed by an average melodic solo and the song ends in a nifty mid tempo mood. The title song, The Plague starts off really nice with an acoustic part, but it's to slow in the main part in my opinion. After the release of “Game Over” the band decided to release this EP which while not as impressive as their debut album is a nice little collection of funny and thrashy songs. www.metal-archives.com /review.php?id=510

Wonderboy : Wonderboy - Listen, Review and Buy at ARTISTdirect The other primary flaw is the inconsistent set of songs that Rist wrote for the album, something that would plague both the first two albums. The first Wonderboy album is a solid representation of one of the most loved combos on the Los Angeles underground pop scene of the early '90s. Wonderboy is only partly satisfying, but then a partly satisfying Wonderboy album is better than no Wonderboy at all. www.artistdirect.com /nad/store/artist/album/0,,300425,00.html   (370 words)

Threepenny: Marcus, Stories of a Bad Song It became clear that, beyond new wars, what has kept the song alive is its melody, and its vehemence: that final "I hope that you die." It's the elegance of the melody and the extremism of the words that attract people—the way the song does go too far, to the limits of free speech. They made a storm; they took the song's rage into the realm of abstraction, until the end, when there was nothing left but drum taps, silence, and a single voice, letting you imagine that this was all that was left, after the war. That put a chill on the melody, gave him an opening into the bad dream he was after: shadowed, doomstruck, the sound of funeral procession, or a line of flagellants in the plague years. www.threepennyreview.com /samples/marcus_w06.html   (2044 words)

The Locust: Plague Soundscapes: Pitchfork Review Throughout Plague Soundscapes there's lots of high-end scratching, romping double-bassdrum (the opening of "Solar Panel Ass" is as heavy as Slayer), faux-explosions, more than a dozen non-standard noisemakers, claustrophobic keyboard blasts of bodily fluids and dislodged earwax, and vocalist/bassist Justin Pearson's incessant snarl-- all expansive while remaining aesthetically lodged within the confines of hardcore. Whatever the theme, Plague Soundscapes is among the band's fiercest work yet, and stands as their most sinisterly melodic to date. Obviously, The Locust aren't singularly reinventing music, but it could be said that Plague Soundscapes is, along with a handful of similarly minded bands, redefining hardcore, and with a modicum of pretentiousness. www.pitchforkmedia.com /record-reviews/l/locust/plague-soundscapes.shtml   (597 words)

....:::My Plague - Song Interpretations:::.... That they hate how people are just molds of each other and only think for themselves, and that they just don't give a shit about other people anymore. It is a guy who is sick of the people around, and feels worthless cause no one care about him and would be better off killing himself and never of been known, but it's not like anyone would care if he died. Much like People=Shit the hate and rage of the guy is represented by intense guitar riffs and drumming. members.aol.com /icezero2/song_meanings.html   (480 words)

New Gibraltar Encyclopedia of Progressive Rock FA-FL Deborah Perry (of Thinking Plague fame) graces a few of the songs, but I feel she should have been more central than she is, being such a great vocalist. The title song is a 7/4 vamp around guitar picks and trumpet blasts in a maelstrom of electronic swooshes which leads in to the chilling "Mamie Is Blue", with dramatic, thunderous electronic effects. All the "metallic" songs consist of diverse, thrashing or 'simply' heavy guitars riffs, blistering and slow, but always delicate, electric guitar solos, rich and varied arrangements of keyboards, wonderful passages of semi-acoustic guitar and a tight and very precise work of the rhythm-section. www.gepr.net /fa.html   (13270 words)

LYRiCS >> SoNg inFo - pt.2 (Revolution:Revolution) We wrote this song in the living room of the second ‘locust mansion’ (the one that you see on the enhanced CD of the Plague album). So we wrote it as a ‘fight’ song in the disguise of a ‘party’ song (‘and all the party people threw all their hands up’). There is a part where I say ‘they hit up my playground’ that was supposed to be enhanced by a sample from the ‘Playground’ song that Another Bad Creation did back in the day. www.intheholehegoes.com /plague/plague05MEM.html   (13270 words)

San Diego CityBEAT All told—three men and seven women (gender emphasis by design, as will be explained later)—checked in on “Late for a Date with a Pile of Atoms in the Water Closet,” a 45-second song from Plague Soundscapes, the new album by local band The Locust. And Plague Soundscapes, released on the eclectic outsider label, Anti- (Tom Waits, Merle Haggard, Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds), is set to be the largest release by a San Diego punk band in 2003. Plague Soundscapes is the Locust’s third full-length album. www.sdcitybeat.com /article.php?id=982   (2023 words)

New York Early Music Celebration: October 1-10, 2004 - Event Listing The sober lute song, with its affect of 'melancholy' and genteel self-destruction, evaporated as war, plague and fire burst its crystalline world. Praised for 'astonishing passaggi and ornaments, executed to perfection' (Lute News, UK), Jessica Gould has also been noted for 'crystalline sounds' and having 'reached the heart of an enraptured English audience' (Traditional Music Maker, UK). Active as a continuo lutenist, guitarist and theorboist, Patrick O'Brien has performed throughout Europe and North America with the Harp Consort, Baltimore Consort, Schola Antiqua, NY City Opera; and at the Caramoor, Spoleto and Boston Early Music festivals. www.nyemc.org /evtDetail.asp?id=178   (587 words)

Band Biography Plague entered the studio again to record their second full length album titled “Higher Moral Ground” this 10 song assault was completed mid 2004. Plague is quickly establishing themselves as one of the high standard Australian metal acts and is set to take their unique style to new heights. Plague was formed in late 1995 by members Thomas (drums) and Evans (guitar), who quickly began writing their own original sounding material. www.plague.com.au /Biography.htm   (587 words)

thelocust.shtml But if you need a break from the mainstream, (and by break I mean going on a blood-drenched virtual murdering spree in some 60's sci-fi movie) then "Plague Soundscapes" is the musical disease for you. With an array of song titles like "Captain Gaydar Turn On Your Radar" and "Halo Of Pubic Hair And Earwax Manufactured For The Champion In All Of Us", the band clearly show that they aren't going to settle down or mature anytime soon. As such, "Plague Soundscapes" is a spastic blast of violently perforated aural madness. www.theprp.com /reviews/thelocust.shtml   (527 words)

The Locust :: The Locust :: i love that track, i thought it was different than plague soundscapes and had less guitar but it was as good as all the rest of their stuff. It took me some listens to get into plague soundscapes, and the new ep just sounds like more of the same, but less of the gituar riffs that i found in plague to hold on to. I mean fuck, i love you guys and i am probably going to see you in cincy with the fantomas just because i like to, but i dont want to let go of my favorite band, and if the whole song is like that then poop. www.thelocust.com /forum/read.php?2,2163,page=2   (548 words)

Crazewire: The Locust's Plague Soundscapes At just under twenty-one minutes, the 23 songs on Plague Soundscapes fire like rapid shots from a laser pistol. Pulverizing, rather than soothing the listener, is the band's modus operandi, and if one makes it to Plague Soundscapes conclusion, they should receive a medal of honor (or bravery? Even more absurd than the sounds of The Locust are the song titles chosen to accompany them. www.crazewire.com /features/20030630285.php   (353 words)

Aesthete by Thinking Plague: Song Music Downloads Check the albums tab for other downloads from Thinking Plague. Sorry, at this time no streams have been found for "Aesthete" on album In Extremis. Sorry, at this time no downloads have been found for "Aesthete" on album In Extremis. www.mp3.com /tracks/1337515/dl_streams.html   (77 words)

ps.txt Panic Song by Green Day Ready for a cheap escape On the brink of self destruction Widespread panic Broken glass inside my head Bleeding down these thoughts of Anguish... I don't care There's a plague inside of me Eating at my disposition Nothing's left Torn out of reality Into a state of no opinion Limp with hate www.greendayauthority.com /LV/ps.txt   (79 words)

Transcending the Mundane: Interview with Law Of The Plague He now has a new band, Law Of The Plague, and their debut three song demo, The First Infection, is a kick in the ass for metal. The band is preparing their full length debut for later this year, in the meantime here is Rob to introduce us to the Plague. Law Of The Plague frontman Rob Soul gained my respect when he was a guitarist in the band Ordained, which released two albums in the late nineties. basementbar.com /InterviewN1.asp?ID=55   (79 words)

Pissing Razors - Cast Down The Plague review Dare you to find a song this fast on their last album. It's almost as if a band member said, "Hey wait, this guy is good, let's bring him into the fun," and I do use the word fun because that's what this album is. Fun to listen to and fun to play (although the same "This sounds too much like Pantera" argument will come up). The sophomore release from this band that completely blows away their last release (Pissing Razors) by at least a grade and change on the skin-split-o-meter gauge. kickedintheface.com /reviews/Pissing_Razors-Cast_Down_The_Plague.htm   (79 words)

Nuclear Assault - The Plague sputnikmusic The song is instrumental with lot of triplet riffs, starts with bass and later the rest of the band kicks in. This is the bands only EP but it is pretty good material for those who like fast thrash metal. Connelly sings about what poeple would think when they play blues on a thrash album and he says that they are musicians and they can do anything they want to. www.musicianforums.com /sputnik/album.php?reviewid=3430&genreid=12&styleid=18   (79 words)

Album Reviews First, the album is chock full of thoroughly metal songs, just like they used to make 'em in the 80s, all played with extreme skill and conviction. The album begins with a somewhat noisy, ambient intro called "All Hail the Wyverns," which leads directly into "Horns of War." This song moves all over from speedy, blackened riffs with guttural vocals to more melodic moments accompanied by Rasa's beautiful soprano. The relentless "Search For Trust 1 and 2" is one of my favorite cuts on the album, reminding me a bit of a mix of old Klinik, old Delerium and really old Tangerine Dream. www.the-plague.net /opus0800.htm   (79 words)

Album Reviews - Archive 1 The album opens up with an electronic voice saying "this is your world" then it procedes to a rather straightforward song with quite a bit of distortion through out. She has left the pseudo-industrialists to release this rather groovy album of 11 songs. This album is a tad bit short, only eight songs, to be priced as an LP, but if you are a fan of Gitane Demone or even if you are a fan of Rozz Williams, don't let this slip by. www.the-plague.net /opusarc.htm   (79 words)

Album Reviews - Archive 3 It features one song from their first album, albeit remixed, and two songs from the new album. Perhaps this album owes a lot to that Autechre single that contained "no repetitious beats" (to protest London's anti-rave law that forbade public playing of music consisting of repetitious beats)--there are no looped drum machine patterns on the whole disc. You probably were not expecting this review, but growing up the Go Go's were essential to my musical development, so I thought this wouldn't be a bad album to me to review. www.the-plague.net /opusarc3.htm   (79 words)

Verse index The New York City Rat Song (a modest suggestion for solving New York city's plague of fifty million rats) Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening (verse about a dog who won't come when called and the passerby who tries to rescue him). Shaggy Dog of Flanders (song about the Bouvier's origens) www.cal.net /~pamgreen/verse_index.html   (431 words)

Beetlejuice Sounds Beetlejuice: “Ah, well, I attended Julliard, I'm a graduate of the Harvard business school, I travel quite extensively, I lived through the black plague and I had a pretty good time during that! A couple of recently deceased ghosts contract the services of a "bio-exorcist" in order to remove the obnoxious new owners of their house. Beetlejuice (1988) Rated PG Starring: Alec Baldwin, Geena Davis, Jeffrey Jones, Michael Keaton, Winona Ryder www.wavsite.com /sounds.asp?ID=9   (217 words)

Trivia Personally I'm not a fan, but on visiting a movie sampler website, I was amazed to fine that they have actually lifted sound clips from the movie of the Plague Dogs, and placed it smack bang at the beginning (and end) of their song! Personally, I've never heard of them, but they do, indeed have a CD called "Plague Dogs" (below) There is a generally well-know band called Skinny Puppy who have been around with their punk/rock music for quite a while now. www.plaguedogs.homestead.com /Trivia.html   (217 words)

Father Ted: Song For Europe & The Plague Father Ted: Song For Europe & The Plague (1996) For Father Ted: Song For Europe & The Plague Father Ted: Song For Europe & The Plague www.rottentomatoes.com /m/father_ted_song_for_europe_and_the_plague   (391 words)

TolkienWiki: The__Third__Age__of__the__Sun So great was her sorrow, as the Music unfolded, that her song turned to lamentation long before its end, and the sound of mourning was woven into the themes of the World before it began. DolAmroth: The great city of DolAmroth was one of the five great cities of Gondor and the largest in the fief of Belfalas. When Eärnur came to the GreyHavens, there was great rejoicing and astonishment of both Men and elves at the size and strength of his fleet from which descended an army of great power with munition and provision for a war of great kings. www.thetolkienwiki.org /wiki.cgi?The__Third__Age__of__the__Sun   (11506 words)

Who Was the Mysterious Death Angel? Because of this and other incidents recorded in scripture involving angels, we have carelessly assumed that a "death angel" was involved in the tenth plague on Egypt. "Moses came with Joshua son of Nun and spoke all the words of this song in the hearing of the people. As a verb, it means "to decay; to mar; to destroy, devastate; to ruin...; to kill...; to harm...; to violate; to injure; to act wickedly...; (as a subst.) the destroying angel" (Zodhiates). www.livingtheway.org /dthangel.html   (1839 words)

Compare Prices and Read Reviews on Plague Dogs at Epinions.com The Plague Dogs was interesting and realistic, but not for the faint of heart or those who can’t face life or animal experimentation. The opening, accompanied by the song, “Time and Tide” and the distant mournful howls of dogs in a research station, fully takes off as a depressing film. ROWF - Rowf is the first dog seen in the movie, swimming in a water-filled tank for timed physical endurance experimentation (or survival expectation conditioning) at the research laboratory. www.epinions.com /content_192041225860   (880 words)

DVD Times - Watership Down: 25th Anniversary Edition Bright Eyes loop - This allows you to practice driving yourself insane by playing the Art Gurfunkel song from the film (together with the accompanying animation) on an infinite loop. The film, due to length, also misses out so many character scenes (it has the rats, but that was just a brief action fix) and lacks the 'epic' feel the LP reading gives it. The film can easily be read as a political allegory, with the various different warrens represting different forms of government (what these different forms are is open to audience interpretation). www.dvdtimes.co.uk /content.php?contentid=6023   (2740 words)

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