| Parkway Drive – Carrion Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I'm able to see how people can jugde this the best song off Horizons; They haven't heard the other songs all the way through. I still haven't chosen my "favorite song" - which is basically impossible. Since the album was ... *****, just great! - Either way, great song. |
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| HIM – Bleed Well Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I disagree with LL4UR3N [No offense x)] I have to say their new album is nothing like their old stuff. DarkLight was a big disappointment. I've always loved HIM, but in later years I've thought, "Why the hell do you use those high vocals everywhere, when you really, really don't need to?!" This is the best album since Razorblade Romance. Really, saw them live this summer. Lots of sound problems. But God, how beautiful |
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| Dope Stars Inc. – Vyperpunk Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| May be the love life of a hacker? | |
| Enslaved – Havenless Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Oviously this song covers norwegian mythical times. The age where the Norse Gods ruled. "Dei for ifra nord mot ei anna tid. Bak låg bende ord, framfor dei ei ny strid" - Probably, most likely the vikings are the ones that are being mentioned. That's my opinion. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Vredesbyrd Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Lend er jo ikke land da .. "Den tanke fra vår lend" "The thought of who we once were" er hvertfall mer riktig .. Irriterte meg bare over den linja x) |
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| 30 Seconds to Mars – From Yesterday Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| After watching the music-video a cuple of.. thirty times x) I think it's about fighting until death, watch the 7 minute long clip. And you'll understand. The Emperor can have anything in the world, and he wants them to fight until death.. I think | |
| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| Why, thank you ^^ | |
| Dimmu Borgir – Antikrist Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| Yeah, easy explanation: He's antichrist. xD | |
| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| Unholy__Apparition, want me to translate it? xD | |
| Bleed the Sky – Division Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I was actually added by the band trough MySpace, and I'm thankfull. The whole album is so great. (The cover is SO metal, see it) xP Anyway: The meaning of this song can be so many, but I think it's about denial, depression and of course oppression. Pretty self-explanatory. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Antikrist Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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[MADE SOME CORRECTIONS] Rise up to my throne pale corpse Fall down on your knees – is dead before my feet Accept my cold kiss on your forehead I’ve laid down the road that leads to Hell (clear) We lift the sword (as honor) to war (hungry) proud men Let the massacre start (begin) today Chop (decapitate) the head of every Christian and rape their women and children Every cross you find, you shall turn upside down Every building bearing Gods name shall burn Every Christian grave shall be defaced Every night you shall wake up human-animal and feel the blood that burns deep inside of you Every night you shall roam the the streets senseless and destroy every sign of life that you see Hear my speech human-animal My words are you future I am Satan’s’ (Satan in the flesh) leprous ambassador I am your Lord I am evil I am Antichrist |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Antikrist Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Rise up to my throne pale corpse Fall down on your knees – is dead before my feet Accept my cold kiss on your forehead I’ve laid down the road that leads to Hell (clear) We lift the sword (as honour) to war (hungry) proud men Let the massacre start (begin) today Chop (decapitate) the head of every Christian and rape their women and children Every cross you find, you shalt turn upside down Every building bearing Gods name shall burn Every Christian grave shalt be defaced Every night you shall wake up human-animal and feel the blood that burns deep inside of you Every night you shalt roam the the streets senseless and destiry every sign of life that you see Hear my speach human-animal My words are you future I am Satans’ (Satan in the flesh) leperous embassador I am your Lord I am evil I am AntiChrist ..Something like this. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
| *who is ignor.. | |
| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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We're not bitching, I don't know if you're refering to the first comments, or the last ones. We're just posting different points of views. It's you who're ignorant, sir. I was born into the Lutheran church, so what? :s Black Metal Fags, is that supposed to be hurtful, or are you the one that's trying to start a "fight" ? Cause that is really pathetic. We can post viewpoints as much as we wish to without you coming bitching about it. Shut the fuck up about it yourself, ok? |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Count Grishnack, real name Kristian “Varg” Vikernes, went on to stab and kill Euronymous. In prison he injected National Socialism into the blend of Satanism and Paganism. Several likeminded musicians have taken up this ideological composite, with nazism often being the strongest influence. NSBM is plainly fascist. Neo Nazi speech is illegal in much of Europe, leaving those artists consigned to the black market. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I don't think I mentioned anything about devil-worshipping. But once you burn down churces, you get marked as one. And when you do it more than once, you're trying to prove something. So I don't know. I'd call him a fanatic. |
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| HIM – Buried Alive By Love Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Haha, I really had to laugh out loud when I read the first comments. Sure, I'm a HIM fan, the first what we define as "metal" in our modern world. But whatever. The "Fuck, shit, ass, cunt, dick" - talk doesn't help ones opinion to be stronger, makes it stupid. To be taken seriously, tro to type with CAPITAL letters (the SHIFT button in the corner of the keyboard. And for God sakes, atleast TRY to spell correctly). I am a metal head, but HIM is in my heart. I agree with this quiffi or whatever that HIM is way to "drippy" (nasty, and ugly word by the way). My favorite bands are: Killswith Engage Children of Bodom Cradle of Filth Deathstars Drop Dead, Gorgeous Slipknot Stone Sour Lamb of God Mastodon Mnemic But I still enjoy HIM, atleast a couple of songs. I'm seeing them live this summer at Valle Hovin as warmup for Metallica (including Turbonegro : D) .. I look forward to it. But please, stop the BIIITTCHIIINNN! |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I love Cradle of Filth by the way. They're way more evil than lets say Gorgotorth. And the wordplays by Dani are just amazing. NYMPHETAMINE was a bid disappointment. Gilded Cunt, I really can't stand that one. I like nemesis, the intro. But nothing else. I'd love to talk to you a bit more closely! Message me if you wanna (: |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Yeah, well. He killed them both. I wrote wrong Euronymphous is the store called HELVETE is in honor for. But yeah, I do understand. I've done a bit of black magic myself. I own the black book, so xD I enjoy reading your comments! :D |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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This is a challenge to those who not only believe that there is no God, but that it is somehow more rational to hold this particular belief. I think it would be interesting to see what sort of reasons people have for believing this. Reasons that I would consider inadmissible: 1 - "I have seen no evidence of God and therefore I think it is unlikely that there is one." The reason this fails is that there is no evidence supporting the idea that, if there were a God, which we would or could observe the actions of this God. Further, there is no proof of intelligent life elsewhere in the universe, but I doubt people think it is more rational to believe there isn't any as a result of failing to observe it. Comparing the notion that there must be life on other planets to the notion that there must be a God is erroneous. If we take a look at the reasoning behind each, we will notice the flaw here. Why do we feel it absurd to believe there exists no other life in the universe? Given the seemingly vast and overwhelming number of possible planets in the universe, and even in our simple galaxy, it's incomprehensible to believe - no matter how small be the chance of life existing in any particular area - that such vast numbers of possible areas of existence and emergence of life would not be adequate to at least create life once, if not more than once. Why do some of us feel it absurd to believe there exists no God? From what I've gathered, theists usually hold that given the extreme complexity found in nature there is a natural warrant for some type of creator, inventor, or designer behind all that has ever existed, and that such a creator must be sentient - for consciousness is logically necessary to creator such complex objects. Another reason would be that the chance of particular occurrences which we believe to have once happened scientifically are extremely minute, implying the universe is extremely fine-tuned, which naturally leads many to assume the warrant of an intentional designer/creator. But my favorite reason for this belief, found in many theists, is that something must have caused the entire universe, due to the logical notion of cause and effect, which is common sense in average people: if there be a cause for every effect, there must have been one initial cause, and, as Aristotle held, this is God. But, subconsciously or not, theists in general believe it absurd that God does not exist, because their faith does not permit it, but precludes it, which makes them absolutely intolerable to such notions, and makes them incapable of comprehending such things. Seeing as one reason for disagreeing with atheism is due to the cage-like effects of faith in God, which involves little reasoning, we'll skip this reason, because I'm sure we are here to argue, and where there is no reason, there is no argument. The first reason for believing atheism absurd - as a psychological dilemma -is due to the fact that we humans automatically assume our own attributes are the universal law of the universe: that since we have particular feelings, all animals must have the same particular feelings, and are sensitive to just the same things as we; that since we are order-seeking, there must exist some universal being responsible for the order we can find in our world; that since our intelligence and sentience is usually the reason for the creation of complex mechanism, that, logically, there must have been some intelligence and sentience responsible for our own existence as human beings. As is known in psychology, but apparently unknown to most theists who hold this reason, we humans naturally tend to hold erroneous notions about the world with regard to ourselves. Egoistic as we are, humans naturally tend to expect their own attributes in external objects around themselves, or hold some self attribute as a reason for such external objects - e.g., many children believe dogs can communicate with them, expecting their own ability in dogs, while some believe grass exists so they can play in it, that the sole existential reason for grass is purely to meet their recreational needs. Thus, the reason for the theist's notion to believe all complex mechanism warrant a sentient, intelligent creator is because humans are sentient, intelligent creators of common complex machines, themselves. However, there is a flaw here, for just because human intelligence is usually the cause of less complex mechanisms then themselves, does not automatically assume that every complex machine or object was created or designed by something more complex or intelligent than it. Such a view is fallacious. And, as the theory of evolution has shown, the complex can gradually produce from the less complex, due to natural physical phenomena in nature, which does not include that nature must be sentient or intelligent, but that it naturally creates due to such physical phenomena. In an analogy, I would say that nature is akin to the capitalist economy: there is no sole power regulating the market in such an economy; the economy regulates itself due to logical reactions of cause and effect within it. When prices rise, consumers will buy less; and when prices drop, consumers will buy more. And because consumers demand more of product A, its price will rise. Because consumers demand less of product B, its price will drop. And in all of this cause and effect, we have a single entity which seems to resemble and warrant a single power of regulation, although it's merely an illusion, for the entity regulates itself. And similarly, many people believe that the universe - that nature - is regulated by some sentient, intelligent being, because we expect it to resemble the manner in which we function, which is not necessarily the case. In nature, as in the capitalist economy, when price or demand fluctuate, a shift must occur as an effect to it, and this effect we cannot say was intended by anyone, but merely caused, and it was not necessarily caused by any single entity, but by the collection of natural actions taking place within it. Thus, the notion that atheism is absurd because complex mechanisms in nature demand a creator of more complexity is fallacious, for any complex creation may be the result of a collection of actions found in one system, rather than one single creator, a complex creation which may have resulted from a less complex creation, as progress is the result of cause and effect in such a system. Next, the reason for believing atheism absurd is because the universe is so fine-tuned that life and ourselves could not exist were it not for the intentional will of a creator to have fine-tuned such conditions necessary for our existence. This cannot be confused with the reasons for believing in extra-terrestrial life, just because both are based on probability. In the theist's belief that there must be a God because the universe is fine-tuned, the reasoning is based on the assumption that anything fine-tuned, or seemingly fine-tuned must have been the result of a some intent will, because it's so improbable that it would have occurred normally. This is different from the reasoning which allows us to hold that extra-terrestrial life is an absolute possibility that must logically be true, because it's absolutely mathematically improbable that life would only exist on one planet, in a vast array of planets amidst an immensely large universe, while in the theist's reasoning, it's not nearly as mathematically improbable that the world would be so fine-tuned without intent, because there's no reason to hold that the universe shouldn't have resulted in the fine-tuning it naturally exists. In all actuality, it's sensical that the universe is so fine-tuned, not a significant oddity which proves God, because life is not something which should determine whether or not conditions are improbable or not. If conditions - as found in the universe now - are adequate for life, then life will exist, but that doesn't mean it was necessarily intended or that it was an extreme improbability; it just displays the present state of the universe. And if conditions in the universe are not adequate for life, then life won't exist, and that isn't any more probable than the opposite. Again, this is the result of human beings and their egoistic tendency to apply much significance to any of their own attributes. "The universe is so fine-tuned, because conditions must be right for me to exist as a life-form. And this proves that there is a God who created me." The last reason worth discussing is the First Cause argument. Aristotle's idea of God was based around the logic of cause and effect: if everything is caused, every effect is proof of a cause; therefore, everything which exists today is proof of one initial cause of all of it. This, to Aristotle, is God. The flaw with this argument is that even if there is one single cause to all which exists today, who's to say of what nature this cause was? Further, why should a first cause hold the title of God? If there be one first cause, what are the reasons for it's occurrence, if not another cause? That would mean that either there is no first cause, or that something else is responsible for even the first cause, which is absurd, because that would also eliminate the notion of true first cause. If everything is caused, a first cause is absurd. Therefore, the entire notion of first cause, even if it were true, is not logical and is absurd. Thus, it's actually illogical to compare the necessity to believe there exists life on other planets due to mathematical probability to the necessity to believe there exists a God, because the reasons are absolutely different. That there must exist a God is not so comparable to the idea that there must exist life on other planets, for the reasons for believing this have little to do with evidence or facts, but more to do with our personal psychologies. Case in point: in the situation of extra-terrestrial life, the mathematical assumption denies what most humans would normally wish in the truth: that humans are the highest life-forms in the universe, because God holds us in favor. In the situation of the reasons for God's existence, such reasons seem to reinforce what humans would wish in the truth: that there exists a God responsible for everything we don't understand, and everything we think we understand in the universe. But such a notion is false. Thus, while attempting to illustrate a flaw in an atheist's argument, you, yourself, flawed in that attempt. Besides, most atheists don't hold that they believe God's existence is unlikely because they have never seen evidence; however, it's because of this reason that they disbelieve in God, which has nothing to do with whether or not they believe God's existence is likely or unlikely. Lack of sufficient evidence for God's existence leads only to disbelief, not doubt. And disbelief does not necessarily imply doubt; it implies lack of acceptance, which also does not imply doubt. Doubt is assertive; disbelief is not. Thus, it was pointless of you to attempt to refute a statement most atheists don't agree with. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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Well, it all really started in the early 90's when Varg Vikernes, one of the most notorious satanists of all time (he really, really, really is) burned down the Åsane Church in Bergen with help from Jørn Tunsberg. This happened in 1992, and Varg alslo murdered DEAD, the old vocalist of Mayhem. I live in spain, so I don't know how it is now, but before CD stores didn't allow NORWEGIAN black metal, so "Helvete" - (Hell) a black metal cd store was opened as honour to DEAD. Our old beliefs, you mean Norse Mythologi ? . Yes, well in a way. We do have NSBM in norway, or what you may know as NEO NAZIS. And Norse Mythologi almost always turn to nazism. So in one way you might say yes. No offence taken by the way ;) Another reason is also the war within metal, being more badass than the band before you. ... If you know? ^^ Dimmu Borgir, and Cradle of Filth are two of the few bands who've acctually come far in black metal. They are both "unreal" as the core of black metalists call them. I dislike old Dimmu Borgir, but the new album "In Sorte Diaboli" is a great album. Yeah, btw. Grutle Kjellson said that in a historical point of view christianity in norway deserved the curches burned to the ground, and I have to agree. Christianity was forced upon us. (I am NOT a satanist, don't get me wrong xD). But, yeah .. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I do not bash Dimmu in any way. But if you do some research about norwegian satanism, you'll find loads of interesting stuff. I'm not saying Dimmu is the worst one, Dimmu Borgir and Cradle of Filth are two of the few bands known as "satanists" who've gotten far even though it's just a image. NO, Dimmu Borgir are not satanists, I think the vocalist is, but not the rest of the band. Try bands like Gorgoroth and you'll find true satanism. Yes, this might be how christians imagine Satan, but still. I'm pretty openminded when it comes to music, but this is just sickening, if you know wht I mean? "This says more about nowegian religious acceptance, than music" - I am allowed to say that, first of all 'cause I am norwegian, second of all 'cause it does. Research Satanism in Norway, and you'll understand me a whole lot better! |
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| Machine Head – Beautiful Mourning Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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First of all. "The Blackening" is probably one of the greatest albums ever created. “Absolutely fucking stunning”, used by Kerrang. This song is beautiful, but sad in another way. "Razor at wrist I seethe. The flesh is peeled apart now. Gone is my faded dream" - it's quite beautiful, but still heartbreaking at the same moment. What this songs means to me: There comes a time in every mans life where we all have a breakdown, nervous, psychic, whatever. But this is what we in this modern world of ours would call "Emo". YES, this song is EMOTIONAL, very emotional. So, I'd say this song is about one or more of the members dark times, where everything seems like nothing. But what do I know.. |
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| Dimmu Borgir – Tormentor Of Christian Souls Lyrics | 18 years ago |
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I've read alot of the comments now. "I'd rather shit on black people", that one made me laugh. If you're stupid enough to post things like that regarding commenting a song, you're about to get far in life. Don't make this song about races. I am not a huge Dimmu Borgir fan, I am a black metal fan yes, and I am norwegian. This band says more about norwegian religous acceptance than it does about black metal. The rifs, the drums everything is great. But the band could spere us for the lyrics. I am not Christian (My name is though xD), I am not a Satanist, but I am wiccan. And I can truly say this song is pathetic. I feel ashamed to say I love black metal, and that I am norwegian after listening to this song. I've met lots of satanists in my life, and most are farout intelligent people, but Dimmu seems like a child who'se been abused at age six, and now needs to feel powerful by bowing down to Satan. I am 16 years of age, and I feel sligthly more intelligent than some of the commenters here. Really, enjoy the music, but don't enjoy it the wrong way, get me? |
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| Cradle of Filth – Tortured Soul Asylum Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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I kind of "steretyped" Cradle of Filth earlier. I had never heard them before, and jugded by their looks, I 'hated' them to use that expression. I have to agree with Hailtothemike on this one. I've seen all movies btw ;) .. I love the sound about 1:10 / 15 secs into the song. I don't know why, an orgasmic sound xD Cradle of Filth, people! |
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| Deathstars – Cyanide Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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To me this song is about suicide, depression. "If you're going to cut your wrists, why bother. Just kill yourself." I myself see no point in cutting, but whatever. "If you are so god damn depressed, drink cyanide and get it done. It's fast and effective." I cannot BELIEVE no-one comments Deathstars, they're a upcoming band, after their tour with Cradle of Filth, they should be even more commented! |
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| In Flames – Come Clarity Lyrics | 19 years ago |
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Correction? I don't know, but to me it sounds like Anders sings "Rushing through thirty" .. Anyone? |
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