Posts by Taylor Vaughn13

Autopsy, Treblinka, and Darkthrone’s Arctic Thunder are officially gone

Motorhead, Treblinka, and Autopsy are all tied up right now

Treblinka - shrine of the pentagram, 3cd digibook (pre-tiamat era), $33
Autopsy - after the cutting, 4cd set including band bio (new EP + demos + best of + live), $83
Cannibal Corpse - torture slipcase cd, $17
Cannibal Corpse - live cannibalism cd, $17
Mayhem - european legions cd, $13
Snoop Dogg - last meal cd, $8.25
Eminem - slim shady lp cd, $8.25
Pantera - vulgar display of power + far beyond driven 2cd bundle, $17
Nattefrost - terrorist - nekronaut cd, $17
Nattefrost - blood and vomit $17, both Nattefrost albums
Motörhead - the world is ours vol. 2, 2cd+dvd set, $30
Metallica - reload + death magnetic, $23
High on Fire - de vermis mysteriis, 2xLP (red) + cd + poster, $67 (mint condition)
Disciplina Kičme - svi zamnom!, cassette, 50 bucks
Disciplina Kičme - i think i see myself on cctv cassette $10
Disciplina Kičme - heavy bass blues, cassette $10
Disciplina Kičme - samo disciplina, single cd, $5.00, all 4 Disciplina items $37
Kreator - renewal cd, $13
Kreator - Endless pain cd, $13 (US import version), both Kreator albums $23
Darkthrone - dark thrones and black flags cd, $20
Darkthrone - FOAD cd (limited edition hard box, postcard not included, box has a tiny dent, booklet inside) $20
Darkthrone - cult is alive cd $20
Darkthrone - arctic thunder cd $23, all 4 Darkthrone albums $73
Cultes des Ghoules - haxan cd, $20
Cradle of Filth - dusk and her embrace cd $13
Children of Bodom - something wild digipack cd $10, heavily used, cracked jewel case teeth
Acid Witch - stoned cd, $13
Necromantic Worship - spirit of the entrance unto death, cassette, $17
Destruction - metal discharge 2cd, $13
No Doubt - tragic kingdom cd, $10

Craigslist ad http://www.craigslist.org/listing/cd/sale-21559857

Kevin Chavez3 said:Oh, sweet, I didn't even know this was a thing.

I'll probably grab some for myself when one of my buddies from out of town comes visiting. If you haven't scored some by then, I'll tell them to pick up an extra one for you.

Deal! Don't you dare forget about me. 🙂

I'm hunting for this

This shop keeps rejecting my card, anyone know if they actually ship to the States?

silentridge84 said:So this one Black Sabbath fan is basically claiming they're the only person on Earth who actually digs Motorhead? Like, if someone else listens to them, does that automatically make them a Black Sabbath fan too? Who even is this guy? 🤦
By the way, I just remembered, you can actually get slapped with a ban for stuff like this. When an argument gets heated and people can't handle the truth—you know, those emotional types we were talking about—or they simply can't win with actual facts, they resort to being low-life losers. It’s exactly like the petty office politics you see at a big corporation like Amazon, where everyone’s busy stabbing each other in the back. Instead of debating, they just throw out accusations of trolling or claim someone's using multiple accounts just to get them kicked off the board. It’s cheap. Honestly, the mods should at least toss out a warning when people start using these dirty tactics. Just saying.

🤣

This is exactly the kind of mess I needed to run into after being logged out of this forum for forever.

northerndrifter6, check your inbox, I sent you a PM about those two motherboards.

I'm also on the hunt for a private dermatologist down in Miami. If anyone knows someone good, hit me up with some reviews and what they're charging these days

Taylor Vaughn13 said:I haven't really dug deep into them, but man, the A-side of My War is killer. The B-side? Total snooze fest, honestly. Still trying to wrap my head around it all, hopefully it clicks eventually.

Man, things have definitely shifted since this was posted. 🙂

What an absolute beast of an album.

Keith Rodriguez27 said:And Atom Heart Mother

vs. some generic military march 😬

just a little more from The Beatles

Danzig started this whole new project with some guys, but look, just because he did that doesn't mean his recent albums aren't complete trash. That’s two different things. This new stuff? It’s basically a zombie act, and honestly, it’s butchering a legendary legacy that could have stayed pure and untouched
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I mean, I get why people say "only do it for the money," but I can't stomach someone selling out that hard just to chase a paycheck
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Just gonna resurrect this thread for a second. I’m spinning Walk Among Us right now—easily one of the best albums ever made. Seriously, "Skulls" and "Astrobum" are absolute perfection. The whole record just flows so flawlessly it's unreal. I honestly can't wrap my head around why Only gets the treatment they do instead of this.

It's just Danzig for me.

And why on earth would anyone need to change the music?

The news is such a joke. Their favorite pastime is just slapping labels on everyone, but honestly, I’d rather deal with a massive cramp. Give the people some actual freedom for once, especially with this kind of stuff http://www.youtube.com/watch?=-Kmh6Vyn8SE

The old guard can say whatever they want about me. Personally, I think that guy is an absolute legend—super likable. I don't mind getting fired up sometimes. My old man was a veteran, too, so I get where the intensity comes from.

And check this out http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W-dQV590xUw
this live version of http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEffVtFjVOE

Honestly, I can't stand those New York speculators. When it comes to Americans, my biggest gripe is definitely the folks from Miami—it’s just a bunch of dead weight led by total losers.

I’d say punk is dying out because it just isn't that fresh, "out there" movement anymore. It's lost its edge.🤷
It makes total sense to me—someone like me, who wasn't even born until about 15 years after those first British albums dropped, isn't going to "get" it the same way someone who was a wide-eyed kid back then would. Plus, it took me years after I was actually born just to stumble upon those bands and start listening. So yeah, we're talking at least a 25-year lag compared to the old guard.

To me, the Sex Pistols, the Clash, the Damned... they’re all just names floating in a massive sea of great rock bands. At this point, "punk" is more of a descriptor for a specific sound or aesthetic rather than some life-altering ideology that dictates how I dress or think, like it did 25 years ago.

I mean, look at it this way: who's out here calling long-haired kids hippies today? Nobody. That era is dead and gone.

I’ve spent the last two days just losing it over this picture of a self-driving car 🤣

I seriously don't get why everyone is losing their minds over Rozga's Song of the Year. Is she some legendary icon? Nope. Did she drop a massive hit that had everyone obsessed regardless of how much actual talent was behind it? Absolutely.
They’re totally playing favorites. Either they should create a "Song of the Year excluding Rozga" category or just give her an award she actually earned through merit.
It’s the exact same nonsense as when people hand out awards for best-selling books just because they sold well. If Nives moved a bunch of books, fine, give her the prize—or better yet, change the rules so she can't even be nominated in the first place.
God, I swear, the idiots running the Grammy Awards have no clue what they're doing...

Michael King27 said:You keep harping on about growing up like it's some kind of badge of honor, but honestly? Being a kid is where it's at.
And why shouldn't we treat legendary old-school bands like they're sacred?
The younger crowd needs someone to point them toward actual good music, because listening to what's topping the charts today feels like straight-up mental torture... it’s just wrong.
Look, let me break down why I stick to the classics.
It's simple: they actually teach you something. I've learned more from them than I ever could on my own, like how
from of Led Zeppelin, I learned what love really means—whether it's for family, a crush, a kid, or your best friend—and what it feels like to be loved back.
From Jimi Hendrix, I learned what true beauty and pure joy look like.
From The Beatles, I learned that if you want people to treat you right, you've gotta live in harmony with them.
From Nirvana, I learned that happiness only comes when I accept myself for who I am, instead of constantly performing for everyone else.
From Dio, I learned not to run from sadness or anger; those feelings are part of me too, and I should embrace them because they make me feel alive.
I won't drag out this list with every other great band because you'll probably just hit me with a "tl;dr." I don't touch modern music because the only lesson you get out of it is... "today is Friday!". And don't even get me started on Lady Gaga, Justin Bieber, or all those overrated pop stars and rappers singing about hooking up with escorts and then snorting whatever is lying around. Or those metalheads who think it's all about distortion and volume, or those fake punks who just whine about things instead of actually doing something. Should I even bring up the bubblegum pop trash?
[EDIT: Shoutout to the exceptions]
Don't get me wrong, everyone can listen to whatever they want. I'm just here to open eyes—or in this case, ears—for anyone actually looking for real talent and bands that weren't just chasing a paycheck like today's artists.

So, you're assuming Queen taught you that hurting others just leads to your own misery?
Dude, don't get all worked up, but I'm pretty sure the only thing you learned was basic English. 😬
Plus, making claims like that isn't exactly the best way to wrap your head around copyright law. http://9gag.com/gag/1650987
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I haven't really dug deep into them, but honestly, the A-side of my War is pretty impressive, even if the B-side is boring as hell. I'm still trying to wrap my head around it, though—fingers crossed I finally get it one of these days.