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firey

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^ Yeah, he plays keyboards and does some backing vocals.

Didn't know he's cooking Roms now... lol

I didn't know that either, that's ****ing awesome! Two of my favorite things, Chimaira and Android hacking, haha.

Yea, heres his rom:

http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1242721

He is on tour right now, so no real updates, but for like a month he updated daily. I actually ran his rom for a bit.

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Dan~

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Here's a question some of you might be able to answer.

I always do a festival each year and can only do 1 next year.

Do I go to a smaller independant festival which has Alice Cooper (who I'd like to see)

Or go to a bigger festival which has Black Sabbath, bound to be loads of other big bands, but is full of french people :rofl:

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Mystic Mungis

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Right now I can't stop listening to As I Lay Dying's cover of Electric Eye

Here's a question some of you might be able to answer.

I always do a festival each year and can only do 1 next year.

Do I go to a smaller independant festival which has Alice Cooper (who I'd like to see)

Or go to a bigger festival which has Black Sabbath, bound to be loads of other big bands, but is full of french people :rofl:

Answered that for yourself :p

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Kreuger

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So being a fan of a few bands who supposedly borrow from Meshugah's sound, I figured it was time to check them out. I heard like 3 songs off their new cd and I must say, I'm not impressed. It sounded pretty repetitive, the songs droned on and went nowhere. Dude's vocals were alright, pretty tolerable really but he didn't seem to show much variance. I guess I'm too stuck on melody. Don't get me wrong, I totally dig polyrhythmic, stucatto style playing but for some reason this just didnt click for me.

Edit: Totally revived this old thread, just realized the date of the last post haha.

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Mystic Mungis

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Ahh wow I didn't realise this thread had become so stale, we can't let it die!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z293tG4-488

My friend designed me 2 tattoo's based on the Heart In Hand lyrics, one for my right inner forearm and the other for the left :) Getting them done on the 17th of next month, really can't wait :D

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