I haven't posted in this blog for a very long time. I am currently living in Norway, just southeast of Oslo, attending the University of Life Sciences for a Master's in Agroecology. I will be traveling around a bit with my studies. I have as of recently become very anxious in my head. I can't seem to come to terms with the fact that I am back in school. Once the initial novelty of being in Norway has worn off, I am wondering if I will be able to exist in this academic world for the entire 2 year program? I find myself wishing that I was simply back at work, with my hands in the soil, and my head in the clouds. Yet something is forcing me to persevere and invest my time and energy into this thing which is compelling me to learn how to analyze and recognize systems and patterns in food and farming. I am finding solace in reading Integral Life Practice, and beginning to incorporate it into my everyday life. I am realizing more and more everyday that I dislike things I am good at. I am good at making friends, and adapting to new people, but I am not interested in people. I am good with marketing and selling things but I dislike capitalism. I just want to associate with a few people whom I love. Why do I find myself becoming infatuated? What is it in me that always defines my life by unobtainable goals? How can I learn to be patient and see things through? How can I become more dedicated in my life, and develop my skills further? Many thoughts race through my brain but I am unable to focus on just one and investigate it further. I feel that I am unable to elaborate more on this subject. Sophia-Herbstwerk

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Abigail - Intercourse and Lust

Sickening black metal/thrash from Japan to your bedroom...this album is blistering
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De los sumerios, griegos y egi

Music of the Ancient Sumerians Greeks and Egyptians
La música más antigua

this album is great... I am always interested in stuff like this, which can give us a look at what kind of sounds these people heard in their halls and in rituals...I just wonder how the modern people knew what to play - did those ancients write music down? someone help me out with this



1. Musical Excerpts....Anon. (2nd c. AD)
2. Lament...Anon. (2nd or 3rd c. AD)
3. Fragment 1...Anon. (2nd c. AD)
4. Paean...Anon. (3rd or 4th c. AD)
5. Trochaic fragment....Anon. (3rd c. AD)
6. Four settings of a line from "Epitrepontes" by Menander...Anon.(3rd c.AD)
7. Excerpts mentioning Eros and Aphrodite...Anon. (2nd or 3rd c. AD)
8. Musical excerpt...Anon. (3rd c. AD)
9. Hypolydian excerpt...Anon. (2nd or 3rd c. AD)
10. Fragment 3...Anon. (3rd c. AD)
11. A zaluzi to the gods...Anon. (c. 1225 BC)
12. Hurrian Hymns 19 and 23...Anon. (c.1225 BC)
13. Hurrian Hymns 13 and 12...Urhiya/Anon. (c. 1225 BC)
14. Hurrian Hymn 2...Anon. (c. 1225 BC)
15. Hurrian Hymn 8...Urhiya (c. 1225 BC)
16. Hurrian Hymn 5...Puhiya(na) (c. 1225 BC)
17. Hurrian Hymns 4, 21 and 22... Anon. (c. 1225 BC)
18. Hurrian Hymns 7 and 10...Anon. (c. 1225 BC)
19. Hurrian Hymns 16 and 30...Anon. (c.1225 BC)
20. Musical Instructions for "Lipit-Ishtar, King of Justice" (c. 1950 BC)
21. Trumpet call...Anon./Plutarch
22. Isis sistrum rhythm...Anon./Apuleius
23. Theban banquet scene...Anon. (14th c. BC)
24./25. Harp pieces (A) (B)...Anon. (7th or 6th c. BC)

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(thanks to office des ténébres for the link)

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G-ANX - Flashbacks

Well this is a little gem which got me through a lot of times growing up! I just rediscovered it and it hasn't left my player since!!
blistering crust punk with the element of thundering beats. Something about the melodic intros and breaks that are reminiscent of just that...flash backs to the good and the bad.

enjoy!

ASPHYX - CRUSH THE CENOTAPH

i got this cassette in 01 at a used record store, and since then this band has always piqued my interest when I hear their name. Original singer Van Drunen was totally amazing, the guy after he left was ok, but now van drunen is back on the 2009 release "Death...the brutal way" heres a chance to get acquainted with their older material. these guys were some of the pioneers of true doomy death metal in the 90's. Martin van Drunen's vocals are what make it all the worthwhile.
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Prophecy of Doom / Axegrinder Split

Acknowledge the Confusion Master / Rise of the Serpent Men


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