Not everyone is expected to divorce themselves from their ancestors' history. This expectation is applied selectively depending on your ancestors' accomplishments.
You know Alan/Steve, it seems as if "citizens of nowhere" is a good way to sum up a good part of a certain major American political party's agenda... and maybe ultimately, it's both parties who are guilty of such a plan with overall different goals or ways of ruling the population, but control is the end product either way no matter the master.
Yeessssss, Alan squashes the idea that this is definitely the last record even if acknowledging Primordial is in the last few chapters of its existence. This has me quite happy! See you in Seattle! I'm flying up from Denver--wouldn't miss a rare Primordial appearance in the US!
The early days of the Internet when it was dial up and MySpace was a thing was a great way to meet people. We started a band with a guy from Canada off the NZmetal forums. Met up, showed him my songs I'd wrote and we jammed every weekend. Some.if the older people in the scene would get my into the bars when we go to gigs and hang around outside. All.meet at the bus exchange and drink on the way. Good Times!
Great talk!!
Not everyone is expected to divorce themselves from their ancestors' history. This expectation is applied selectively depending on your ancestors' accomplishments.
You know Alan/Steve, it seems as if "citizens of nowhere" is a good way to sum up a good part of a certain major American political party's agenda... and maybe ultimately, it's both parties who are guilty of such a plan with overall different goals or ways of ruling the population, but control is the end product either way no matter the master.
Yeessssss, Alan squashes the idea that this is definitely the last record even if acknowledging Primordial is in the last few chapters of its existence. This has me quite happy! See you in Seattle! I'm flying up from Denver--wouldn't miss a rare Primordial appearance in the US!
The early days of the Internet when it was dial up and MySpace was a thing was a great way to meet people. We started a band with a guy from Canada off the NZmetal forums. Met up, showed him my songs I'd wrote and we jammed every weekend. Some.if the older people in the scene would get my into the bars when we go to gigs and hang around outside. All.meet at the bus exchange and drink on the way. Good Times!
Great chat!
This should be interesting Steve Hughes has his finger on the mark. He did a great interview with mark devlin last year well worth a watch
Clip the manowar and "in joke" vs "white nuckle ride" and make it a separate video. The whole poetry and primacy (orthodoxy) bit.
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