Blacktears is like an old Rik who can type properly and talks about things that are quite amazing.

(apologies Rik)

BTW: ever wonder what happened to Tiziana/Diamanda who used to run Misanthropy Records?

Apparently, she studied to become a Pagan Priestess at Glastonbury, moved to Leamington Spa where she started up Sacred Ceremonies - www.sacred-ceremonies.co.uk - performing Pagan Weddings and services in the local Prison for Pagan inmates, as well as Sacred Theatre.

Then she took a spiritual journey through Germany, Czech Republic, Poland, Russia, Siberia, Mongolia, China, Tibet, Nepal, and Pakistan, where she celebrated the Winter Solstice festival with the Kalash tribe in the Hindu Kush mountains. You can read the extensive blog at the link below.

http://www.travelblog.org/Bloggers/Trav ... Priestess/

See, when you've made a fortune releasing Burzum albums, you can devote yourself to a life of idol leisure, ha ha

performing Pagan Weddings and services in the local Prison for Pagan inmates

how many pagan inmates can there be?!?

God damn hippies!

I guess it's a step up from idolising Boy George and listening to ABBA all the time, ha ha

thrashduck wrote:Blacktears is like an old Rik who can type properly and talks about things that are quite amazing.

(apologies Rik)

That's what I was getting at, no need to be so blunt...harsh coarse.

Calling yourself a Pagan is just hilarious anyway if you actually know where the word comes from... silliness!!!

haha

Glastonbury is an amazing place, I live really near and going there is really cool

thrash metal maniac wrote:Calling yourself a Pagan is just hilarious anyway if you actually know where the word comes from... silliness!!!

haha

If i remember correctly its from a latin word that meant the equivalent of redneck or a term for civilian

Paganus (Latin) - "of the country" or "Rustic" is the common modern interpretation.

blacktears is better than us all

But guns can't accept currency

blacktears wrote:Paganus (Latin) - "of the country" or "Rustic" is the common modern interpretation.

And by the end of the real roman empire it's the term they used for anyone who was non-christian.. Theodosius and all those wankers... roman empire never technically went away, just changed a bit

What was the name of that UK Varg wannabe, who got arrested for smashing tombstones in the local church?

Ha, Ha.. I found this whilst searching for his name..

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... hapel.html

James wrote:It might be just me but there seems much less in the way of that genuine "scene" climate around these days, compared to what blacktears is describing - maybe the immediacy of the internet has killed off some of the mystery surrounding the bands, or maybe it's just that all the significant developments in metal genres are so established now?

Hmm i always do wonder that, but i think it is more something to do with how we have been raised. With more rules and regulations then ever before i dont think people have the balls to do anything anymore. I meed sure they all knew that burning churches and shit was illegal but nobody these days wuld dare try it. Today if anyone tried to do any of the shit Black Tears described they would just get stabbed or shot in the fucking venue... there is no way anything like these old tales will ever happen again cause we live in a nanny state where none can do anything we want

Err... to be fair.. I think burning churches is generally considered to be wrong....