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Teabags

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  1. It's what I thought, but honestly, the conviction in parts of it rival fucking the likes of His Hero is Gone. It's just so fucking good.
  2. Yeah... but he's a fucking idiot.
  3. I thought this was another hilarious made up Dan G story...so I listened to the song. Jesus fuck.
  4. Kanye West has some absolute stinkers. "I wanna fuck you hard on the sink After that, give you something to drink Step back, can't get spunk on the mink I mean damn, what would Jeromey Romey Romey Rome think?" "I am a God So hurry up with my damn massage In a French-ass restaurant Hurry up with my damn croissants" "I keep it 300, like the Romans 300 bitches, where's the Trojans?"
  5. Phil Lynott, as much as I love Thin Lizzy, was a fucking terrible lyricist... Living and dying In chinatown Yes they're living and dying down in old chinatown In chinatown You better look around Man, you don't stand a chance if you go down in chinatown Man, you don't stand a chance if you go down in chinatown Laughing and crying you know it's a fact They're not laughing they are crying 'Cause they won't be back Oh no you don't come back Not from chinatown Man, you don't stand a chance if you go down in chinatown Man, you don't stand a chance if you go down in chinatown Chinatown, it's a different scene There are people there, they are so obscene If you see what I mean Then they've sold you the dream Down in chinatown What goes up it must come down Living and dying There is no release Living and dying There is no relief There is no beliefs Not in chinatown Man, you don't stand a chance if you go down in chinatown Man, you don't stand a chance if you go down in chinatown
  6. Leper from Canada. On paper, they should be fucking terrible. Because on paper it's black metal-y ska crust. Which sounds fucking ridiculously bad, but the album is actually incredible.
  7. Or "fit fiiiiiiiiiine". Anyone that gets offended by that can gwa n bile their fuckin heid.
  8. To be honest I only recently got into them. But Morbid Tales is a legit banger.
  9. LOL. Someone pointed out that the first line of Into the Crypts of Rays sounds like "you'll teach me how to mosh" and now I can't unhear it.
  10. Can't say I joined the party, I stuck on Celtic Frost after them.
  11. Recently heard yer man from Ghost's old band. 1000% better.
  12. CSGO. All the time. https://plays.tv/video/5b281e32e4f0991b95/awp-3k-for-the-match
  13. Teabags

    NHL

    Put Vegas to win in my bracket, against the Caps, but as soon as they both made the final all I wanted was to see Ovechkin finally get the ultimate prize. He fucking deserves it. Blocking shots at the end of the third period. Fully committed and honestly, the raw emotion on his face as he got his hands on it was fucking incredible. And aside from just Ovechkin, the final was peak hockey. Two incredible goalies, two incredible offenses, offense coming from 3rd/4th line guys and stay at home defensemen, and both teams going at 100 mph. Nothing new for Ovi, but putting up 15 goals while also running guys through the boards is why he's such a fucking good player. Best playoffs in a while. Here was my bracket, which was pretty fucking close... Now...to the drafting of Rasmus Dahlin and back to being a Sabres fan and getting my heart ripped out of my chest. He's fucking phenomenal. Generational talent. I just hope Edmonton manage to properly build around him or else it's all for nowt.
  14. Not sure if it was the worst but it was a bit....meh. Taking the ferry up to the Isle of Lewis to meet Deek from Oi Polloi (as he was doing gaelic radio up there) and play a gig in the the gym hall of a school with Filthpact and In Decades Decline. I think about 7 people showed up adn they all sat at the back of the hall.
  15. Also, a prime example of how much of a pain in the arse Aberdeen is... 2 years ago we toured with ACxDC from the States. We started in Bristol, then went Manchester, Hull, Liverpool, Glasgow, Edinburgh, Newcastle, Leeds, London, Plymouth, Nottingham and Newport. We didn't even bother taking the tour to our own hometown with one of our favourite bands because it was too out of the way and we'd probably do better staying further south. We did play Aberdeen on the final night, but that was only after we'd already dropped ACxDC at Heathrow to go back to the States, and we only played because there was a gig that night in Aberdeen and we were going home anyway. Driving from Heathrow to Aberdeen was about an 14 hour drive. It sucked balls.
  16. Also, a band from Aberdeen making it, if that were to happen, would do fuck all to the Aberdeen scene, really. It would mean more people in Aberdeen would go see them when they play a hometown gig. But only them. THose same people wouldn't suddenly start going to see smaller local bands. It wouldn't change where Aberdeen is geographically so other touring bands would still not come this far north. Would other 'made it' touring bands ever actually go "yeah, lets do the 6 hour round trip up to Aberdeen because 'The Bonnie Teuchters' are from there"? I doubt it.
  17. This is easily one of the biggest reasons. I imagine if my current band were based in somewhere like Leeds/Manchester we could be playing gigs almost every weekend without even need much compensation because there's way more cities surrounding you. However, we recently did a one off show in Manchester. That ended up costing us £150, and was a full 2 days with all the driving. So really we should have been doing a full weekender of gigs to make it worth it.
  18. Also, as a promoter that brings a lot of touring bands to Aberdeeen, albeit on a very small scale meaning I'm no expert,...the prospect of getting a band touring the UK to come this far north is not exactly attractive. If they play here on a weekday there's likely going to be no cunt at the gig. So you have to convince them to come to Aberdeen on a Friday or Saturday. Meaning giving up on much bigger cities on a Friday or Saturday for the biggest turnout they can get in Aberdeen which will, in all likelihood, be smaller than the turnout they'd get in Edinburgh/Glasgow/North England on those days. The only reason I get bands to do it really is cos they know the gigs are a lot of fun from either being here before or hearing it from other bands. Nothing I do will reflect the scene that most people are probably looking for. But the DIY doom/grind/punk scene in Aberdeen is still doing okay, probably because we understand it has small reach and treat it accordingly. And none of us put on the gigs to make money.
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