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 Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:25 pm
jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Just chilling, blasting Blind Guardian all throughout my room....ahhh....good stuff...good stuff.... What kind of music? Progressive Power Metal with a heavy emphasis on singing about various works of literature like Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Wheel of Time, the Bible, etc. Their awesome, extremely talented. Here is one of my favorite songs by them. ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98gIxCe1zoI shall check him out Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel.
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:27 pm
Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Just chilling, blasting Blind Guardian all throughout my room....ahhh....good stuff...good stuff.... What kind of music? Progressive Power Metal with a heavy emphasis on singing about various works of literature like Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Wheel of Time, the Bible, etc. Their awesome, extremely talented. Here is one of my favorite songs by them. ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98gIxCe1zoI shall check him out Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music.
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:37 pm
jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Progressive Power Metal with a heavy emphasis on singing about various works of literature like Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Wheel of Time, the Bible, etc. Their awesome, extremely talented. Here is one of my favorite songs by them. ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98gIxCe1zoI shall check him out Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. I have added a new band to listen to. Anyway have you heard of Hammerfall?
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:37 pm
jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Progressive Power Metal with a heavy emphasis on singing about various works of literature like Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Wheel of Time, the Bible, etc. Their awesome, extremely talented. Here is one of my favorite songs by them. ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98gIxCe1zoI shall check him out Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. Did I read that correctly? You're a writer too?
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Valentine Valtieri Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:40 pm
Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Progressive Power Metal with a heavy emphasis on singing about various works of literature like Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Wheel of Time, the Bible, etc. Their awesome, extremely talented. Here is one of my favorite songs by them. ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98gIxCe1zoI shall check him out Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. I have added a new band to listen to. Anyway have you heard of Hammerfall? Why yessir I have indeed. biggrin I got about 2 albums on my MP3 player.
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:42 pm
jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. I have added a new band to listen to. Anyway have you heard of Hammerfall? Why yessir I have indeed. biggrin I got about 2 albums on my MP3 player. oooooh~? I have two manowar albums and one hammerfall
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:44 pm
Valentine Valtieri jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Progressive Power Metal with a heavy emphasis on singing about various works of literature like Lord of the Rings, Game of Thrones, Wheel of Time, the Bible, etc. Their awesome, extremely talented. Here is one of my favorite songs by them. ]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c98gIxCe1zoI shall check him out Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. Did I read that correctly? You're a writer too? Nothing published yet, but yes. I do proclaim myself a writer. Been one since I first wrote a Megaman64 fan-fiction when I was about 7 years old. ( I think it was 7 >.> ) But I started writing my own original pieces around 10, and have been writing stories for my own enjoyment for years. I got folders upon folders of writings I've done over the years in my closet, though half of them are just story ideas. I would be published by now if it wasn't for the fact I have a severe problem of getting distracted and not finishing what I started. >.>
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:47 pm
jwalker67 well we all have that problem >w<
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Valentine Valtieri Vice Captain
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:49 pm
jwalker67 Valentine Valtieri jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. Did I read that correctly? You're a writer too? Nothing published yet, but yes. I do proclaim myself a writer. Been one since I first wrote a Megaman64 fan-fiction when I was about 7 years old. ( I think it was 7 >.> ) But I started writing my own original pieces around 10, and have been writing stories for my own enjoyment for years. I got folders upon folders of writings I've done over the years in my closet, though half of them are just story ideas. I would be published by now if it wasn't for the fact I have a severe problem of getting distracted and not finishing what I started. >.> Ha, we're similar in that regard.
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:51 pm
Valentine Valtieri jwalker67 Valentine Valtieri jwalker67 Wulvengar Noctorus jwalker67 Start out with their album Twist in the Myth. One of the things the band does very well is transport you to another world (figuratively of course) with their songs, which while they do that very well with their latest album, I find that Twist in the Myth does it better. I always blast some Blind Guardian whenever I am writing one of my fantasy/science fiction novels. They have an Iced Earth, Manowar and a bit of dragonforce feel. Those bands are pretty accurate comparisons, Blind Guardian is more or less roughly in the same range of music. Did I read that correctly? You're a writer too? Nothing published yet, but yes. I do proclaim myself a writer. Been one since I first wrote a Megaman64 fan-fiction when I was about 7 years old. ( I think it was 7 >.> ) But I started writing my own original pieces around 10, and have been writing stories for my own enjoyment for years. I got folders upon folders of writings I've done over the years in my closet, though half of them are just story ideas. I would be published by now if it wasn't for the fact I have a severe problem of getting distracted and not finishing what I started. >.> Ha, we're similar in that regard. Yet...once again, we have another thing in common. rofl
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 2:55 pm
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 3:01 pm
The both of you should try NaNoWriMo, if you haven't already. It sounds like you two aspire to be writers and this organization/month will help pressure you into actually finishing what you started. One month, one novel. I can tell you from experience that it isn't the easiest thing to do less you plan a plot ahead of time; that isn't to say that winging it cannot be just as fun!
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 3:05 pm
I wish I could write more than a few paragraphs at a time. sad
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 3:10 pm
satans-plaything I'm no professional writer myself, but I could practice with you and/or give ya some tips if you'd like?~
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Posted: Tue Feb 26, 2013 3:16 pm
What is the greatest video game theme?
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