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Shit was ridiculous

If there are six days left I think you can probably reduce the thread-bump frequency.

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[00:19] <pixls> so, two dudes just came into the building being like
[00:19] <pixls> guys
[00:20] <pixls> there's a fucking ghost in the building
[00:20] <pixls> and they were dead serious
[00:20] <starfighterdreams> well who did you call pixls?
[00:20] <locks> nice pun, "dead serious"
[00:20] <Khades> why so serious?
[00:20] <pixls> i didn't call anyway
[00:20] <pixls> er
[00:20] <locks> liek, dead sirius and they were DEAD
[00:20] <pixls> anyone
[00:20] <locks> HAH!
[00:20] <pixls> locks oh haha
[00:20] <starfighterdreams> what you did there...I see it
[00:20] <i_cactus> bzzzz you lose
[00:21] <i_cactus> ronnie james dio has kicked the bucket
[00:21] <starfighterdreams> *bows head*
[00:23] <locks> he just sang at the bucket and it kicked itself
[00:23] <locks> fuck the bucket
[00:24] <nigel> maybe it's Dio's ghost
[00:24] <i_cactus> whoa, that makes sense!
[00:25] <nigel> yeah he knows pixls is a punk too
[00:25] <nigel> he's going through the halls with chains on going stfuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu

This is awesome. Thrashy & trashy. Just what I've been in the mood for recently. First track: definite game-changer.

neads moar date info!

In my (limited) experience, the natural volume variance of a singing voice can sound very unnatural when recorded; I can't really imagine vocals being recorded without some sort of compression involved (whether as a dedicated effect, or as a function of the intrinsic character of the recording medium, i.e. tape compression, etc.). You'd have to be a pretty smooth & controlled singer to maintain a uniform volume -- and even then it'd be at the expense of vocal dynamics (deliberately quiet parts, deliberately belted-out parts, etc.).