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/media/ is for discussing media not covered in the other boards - art, books. TV, music, and whatever else you like.

discuss fav grind and crust bands here

I have a memory of finding a webm thread for nightcore videos long ago, downloaded so many from it, but i was never able to find the thread again or even figure out what imageboard it was on. I have a vague feeling it was wapchan, so I'll bring it back now.

for the more extreme sides of music.
(hardcore punk/extreme metal/grindcore/sludge metal/crust punk, etc.)

Can anyone here recommend any good Japanese horror films with a supernatural/occult focus or connected to Japanese tradition? I'm looking for more stuff like pic although I'm not into found footage.

Anyone use KDE on linux.

let's post 90's black metal classics, starting off with this EP right here.

I just found this board and I already feel home, so I decided to start a thread about some of my favorite 80s metal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bdhb2oG-d3A
One of the greatest prog/heavy metal albums of all time. One of the first metal albums to experiment with synthesizers and wow did it sound futuristic for 1986.
However, Queensryche reached their zenith 2 years later with this one:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_8_JqGPteKk
Operation: Mindcrime, a politically-charged concept album about a drug addict named Nikki and his role in a shadowy revolutionary organization. The moral in short is that there will be jackals who exploit people with ideals for their own gain.
Another interesting one is Iron Maiden's "Seventh Son of a Seventh Son".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMuGG0ajtCs
Their most progressive rock influenced release to date; similar to Queensryche's "Rage for Order" in some ways but still definitely feels like a Maiden album. Bruce Dickinson's vocals, the keyboards, and the interesting songwriting is a treat for anyone who loves this sort of proggy stuff.
Now, I know I posted 3 progressive metal albums in a row, and I just want one more before I move onto other things, so bare with me...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R5TnV09-n9A
Voivod's "Nothingface". Extremely experimental for something from 1989, it's "proggish" but not in the vein of these other albums which are prog in their use of "grandiose" instrumentation and unusual songwriting, and while this album has the latter, it's in a class of its own. Perhaps the first "avant-garde metal" release ever; it's very dissonant, but also weirdly melodic. Sadly the guitarist, who went by "Piggy" passed in 2005.
Alright, now let's move on to death metal because I'm not a big thrash guy (I like thrash but I'm more of a death metal guy)
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A thread/general for discussing the output (both good and bad) of one of the best and most prolific action movie generators ever: 20th century Hong Kong.

What's your favorite action film from the golden era of Hong Kong cinema? Mine's gotta be 'Yes Madam!' The action choreography is some of the best of the era, the cast of characters is great, the comedy is actually funny, and for once the plot makes sense! I've never shown it to someone who hasn't enjoyed it. Also Michelle Yeoh is a total babe.

Post (preferably long-form) Youtube videos that have made some kind of impact on you or that you just generally find interesting.