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From: d90-two@dront.nada.kth.se (Thomas Wolmer)
Newsgroups: alt.thrash
Subject: Re: QUESTION:Those 'Satanic' Bands
Date: 29 Dec 92 13:20:10 GMT
Organization: Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden

In article <omer.725201205@surf.phys.tue.nl> omer@surf.phys.tue.nl (Agnostic Omer) writes:
>
>	On a more interesting note, the recent UK & Scandinavian gigs
>	were not without trouble: 
>	In the UK, Deicide got death-threats from the Animal Lib. Front.
>	It seems that Deicide have said things about them really being
>	into abusing animals. (During the previous UK tour the singer was
>	even assaulted and hit and he then promised never to play in the
>	UK again. There's one promise he broke.)
>	In one scandinavian country (can't remember which one), a bomb
>	went of in one of the clubs Deicide were to play. Only material
>	damage.
>
That bomb was at the concert in Stockholm. Deicide played in a (small) arena,
and the bomb was placed at a back door, just behind the stage. Only the door
and the outer side of the wall was damaged.
One thing is that I'm not sure if the bomb was directed at Deicide...
The bands announced were (in the playing order):

Furbowl (Swedish band you probably haven't heard of)
Therion
Gorefest
Atrocity
Deicide

Furbowl didn't play for some reason and the bomb exploded during Gorefest's
set. If you were out to get rid of Deicide, why would you let the bomb explode
while (supposedly) Therion were playing?
Therion has a load of death threats from the Norwegian Black Metal
circle hanging over them, and if they had played as second band and if the
bomb had been more effective, then they would have been in small pieces now.

Anyway, Gorefest finished their set as only a few people had realised that
there had been a bomb. You could barely hear the explosion, and myself I
(and many others) just thought it was some failed stage pyrotechnics.
After a while the police arrived and they decided to stop the concert as
they were afraid that there could be more bombs around. Everyone did like
this decision though (like, say, the 1200+ of us who had payed entrance)
so they let Deicide play 4 songs to avoid too much rioting. There was some
trouble anyway I've heard, but I had left by then.

So, in short, I payed loads of money to see five bands, I got two and a half
and the chance of more big Death Metal concerts in Stockholm has decreased.
Fuck Fuck Fuck!

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From: cthomas@npal.rn.com
Newsgroups: alt.thrash
Subject: Obituary
Date: 20 Dec 92 12:31:40 EDT
Organization: PalNet -- Indianapolis, Indiana


Has anyone heard any Obituary?  What are their vocals like (heavy,high,
growling etc.)  Are they any good?

				Ever in search of new music


				CHUCKBILL
From: venom@csa.bu.edu (Leonid Makarovsky)
Newsgroups: alt.thrash
Subject: lix for today
Date: 29 Dec 92 01:09:02 GMT
Distribution: alt.thrash
Organization: Computer Science Department, Boston University, Boston, MA, USA

Triumph Of Death by HELLHAMMER from Apocalyptic Raids

When you have been down in your grave...alive
Your mind decays and you're the coffin's slave
And when at midnight an uncanny bell tolls...
Terrible noises, the dark graveyard calls

Limbs break through the drt
Decay stinks like hell
Dark creatures in the fog
Crusted blood on the dead

Triumph of death
Triumph of death

Euronomous sends his souls
Buried by a horrible mistakes
You feel,you're eaten by worms
And the night's alive again

Repeat verse I

Lyrics and Music by t.Warrior
(1983)
(Previously released on "Triumph 
of Death"-demo and on the "Satanic rites"-
demo in different versions.
From: omer@surf.phys.tue.nl (Agnostic Omer)
Newsgroups: alt.thrash
Subject: Re: QUESTION:Those 'Satanic' Bands
Date: 24 Dec 92 12:46:45 GMT

cmrtcv@jane.uh.edu (92F09797) writes:

>In article <BzFnvx.F4L@mentor.cc.purdue.edu>, angelboy@mentor.cc.purdue.edu (No One At The Bridge) writes...
>>In article <1992Dec16.180706.1@ulkyvx.louisville.edu> rtsumn01@ulkyvx.louisville.edu writes:
>>>In article <1992Dec15.045201.10515@pellns.alleg.edu>, goetzj@pell4l20 (Justin Goetz) writes:
>>>> I have seen pictures and heard the story that the lead singer of Deicide  
>>>> burned an inverted cross into his forehead to show his love of Satan.
>>>> Just what I heard from a friend who is a fan of this kind of music.
>>>> 
>>>> 				Justin
>>>
>>>So has anybody actually seen this bugger? Is it for real? Or just make-up?
>>>
>     In the summer of 1991, I happened to go to the Milwaukee Metal-Fest and
>stayed at the same hotel with all the bands on the bill.  Benton was there and
>I happened to see him up close and he did have an upside down cross burned into
>his forehead.....it was such an indentation that he even walked around with a
>silver cross placed inside the 'burn'...I don't know if he glued it on or if the
>scar was deep enough but it was on his forehead....there were alot of religious
>people hanging around outside handing out religious flyers and one of them
>happened to hand one to Benton..he looked at the man, grabbed all of the flyers
>from his hands and threw them into the street and the wind scattered them all...

	Recently there was a Deicide-interview in the Dutch Metal Hammer
	magazine. Judging from the pics, there's almost no doubt about
	it that the cross is real. There's also an interesting statement
	made by the singer: apparently, he's going to commit suicide on
	the day he becomes 33.

	On a more interesting note, the recent UK & Scandinavian gigs
	were not without trouble: 
	In the UK, Deicide got death-threats from the Animal Lib. Front.
	It seems that Deicide have said things about them really being
	into abusing animals. (During the previous UK tour the singer was
	even assaulted and hit and he then promised never to play in the
	UK again. There's one promise he broke.)
	In one scandinavian country (can't remember which one), a bomb
	went of in one of the clubs Deicide were to play. Only material
	damage.

	Omer

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From: st1p8@rosie.uh.edu)
Newsgroups: alt.thrash
Subject: Re: Obituary
Date: 25 Dec 1992 19:39 CST
Organization: University of Houston
Distribution: world
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News-Software: VAX/VMS VNEWS 1.41    

In article <1992Dec20.123140.21315@npal.rn.com>, cthomas@npal.rn.com writes...
> 
>Has anyone heard any Obituary?  What are their vocals like (heavy,high,
>growling etc.)  Are they any good?
> 
>				Ever in search of new music
> 
> 
>				CHUCKBILL
> 

Undoubtedly many of us have heard Obituary.  My favorite album of theirs
is "Cause of Death."  Their latest isn't quite as good.  The vocals, however,
are excellent--and incomprehendable (except for the lastest album) because
they're just growls and shrieks.  They're excellent.  Check it out.
From: dsills@neumann.une.edu.au (Sepultura)
Newsgroups: alt.thrash
Subject: Jesus shit!
Keywords: Jesus shit!
Date: 24 Dec 92 08:06:00 GMT

Don't start with this Jesus religion crap! Religion is the 
inferiority of the human mind to comprehend that man has
evolved, just some idiots can't handle that so they pick 
the easy way out and think that 'god' created anything, I 
am a realist.......until I see solid proof of 'jesus' or 
'god', I am sticking to my anti-religion line of thinking,
not satanic, anti-religion!. 

I say take your bible bashing shit elsewhere!
(i.e. alt.religion[.crap] )


Newsgroups: alt.thrash
From: cblanc@pomona.claremont.edu (Malevolessence)
Subject: Re: QUESTION:Those 'Satanic' Bands Voted For Hemp Legalization
Organization: Multinational Corporations, Inc.
Date: 1 Jan 93 20:13:26 PST

In article <105902@bu.edu>, venom@csa.bu.edu (Leonid Makarovsky) writes:
> Benton has nothing to do with black metal.If you wanna pick death/black metal
> stuff, definitely go for DarkTrone's A BLAZE IN THE NORTHERN SKY.
> 
	Soulside Journey is (IMHO) better, but i enjoy that album as well.  

>>	I blew all my cash and picked up (speaking of Swedes...) Dismember's
>>"Like An Ever Flowing Stream" (thumbs up!) , Possessed's 7 Churches (yes! 
>                                               ^^^^^^^^^
> 
> Holy shit? It's outta print here in the USA.Does it have lyrics sheet
> inside?

	Yeah, it's an import, but no lyrics.  It's a "Price Killer" from
Roadracer...about $16 at SoundPlus in Houston.  The packaging is stripped-down,
but the quality's decent, so I don't think it's a monkey copy or anything...a
really good album, as I listen to it even more...

s.r.p.

Newsgroups: alt.thrash
From: cblanc@pomona.claremont.edu (Malevolessence)
Subject: Re: QUESTION:Those 'Satanic' Bands Voted For Bush?
Organization: Multinational Corporations, Inc.
Date: 1 Jan 93 11:36:22 PST

> Furbowl (Swedish band you probably haven't heard of)
> Therion
	I haven't _heard_ either of these bands, although I have seen Therion
mentioned.  What do they sound like? -- is it the "Swedish sound" or does it
vary?  

> Gorefest
	Heard mixed things about these dudes.  Good?  Influences?  Also, this
name reminds me of another band:  Splatterreah -- any ideas on these guys ...
anyone ... anyone?

> Therion has a load of death threats from the Norwegian Black Metal
> circle hanging over them, and if they had played as second band and if the
> bomb had been more effective, then they would have been in small pieces now.

	This is curious...sort of weird that the death/black metal people are
taking some of the stuff they sing about to reality...kind of scary.  Too bad
they didn't get Glen Benton, though...

> So, in short, I payed loads of money to see five bands, I got two and a half
> and the chance of more big Death Metal concerts in Stockholm has decreased.
> Fuck Fuck Fuck!

	Could be worse...you could be in Houston, or something.  Anyone/you
having any information on these bands would be appreciated...could use to find
some new stuff.  
	I blew all my cash and picked up (speaking of Swedes...) Dismember's
"Like An Ever Flowing Stream" (thumbs up!) , Possessed's 7 Churches (yes! 
fairly amazing...in parts), and Paradise Lost's "Gothic," which was good and
interesting and I'm still deciding how much I like it...the title track at
least is outstanding.
	There is a need for more beer.


> 
> -- 
>  _.^._  |\_|\_|\ V2.0 /|_/|_/|"There's no tomorrow,           |
> [_<X>_] Thomas Wolmer        | just sadness and sorrow        |
>   !_!   d90-two@nada.kth.se  | Hold on to the Ancient Dreams" |
>   IOI   Angantyr on IRC      |  - Candlemass "Ancient Dreams" |
From: sorita@fhl.fujitsu.co.jp (Megumi Sorita)
Newsgroups: alt.skate
Subject: Yamaguchi
Date: 22 Dec 92 09:41:53 GMT
Distribution: alt.skate, rec.skate
Organization: Fujitsu Ltd., Tokyo, Japan.


Hello!

I'm sorry I can't read rec.skate so if it's a FAQ, sorry!!!

Is Christy Yamaguchi still amateur?

                                            sorita@fhl.fujtisu.co.jp
From: brian@zooid.guild.org (Brian Misiaszek)
Newsgroups: alt.pulp
Subject: Re: The Spider
Date:  1 Jan 93 17:37:14 GMT

>The copy I have is just fine.  E-mail me if you would like to get it from
>me.  It's okay, 'caue I have the original pulp at home.

  I discovered a copy in another bookstore that had the second story, "The
Pain Emperor" in a non-garbled form, so I picked it up (but thanks for your
kind offer!).  What irked me the most was that the Spider was at that hoary
cliche known as the cliffhanger--trapped by the police in a subway tunnel, and
unwilling to shot the cops to free himself, how could Richard Wentworth aka
THE SPIDER! escape?  Alas for me, my book ended right there, leaving me
cursing and swearing at the publisher.

  Thankfully, I did learn how he escaped from this certain death-trap (it
seems to me that of all the pulp heroes--the Avenger, The Shadow, Doc Savage,
etc.--that only the Spider continually and continuously had the most inventive
means of evading the clutches of such pursuers as the police and other thugs).

>
>>  On a general note, does anyone have any idea if any more adventures of this
>>1930's pulp hero/anti-hero will be reprinted?  
>>
>I believe that the next double is due out in February or March.  C&G is 
>doing pretty well with this title, and the printing of the comic hasn't
>hurt sales, either.
>
>Chris Ragaisis

  The local "monster" bookstore I frequent has moved the C&G Spider reprints
out of the mystery bins and into the "mens adventure" area (along with such
other notables as "The Penetrator", "The Eradicator" and "The Inexplicable")
where they also seem to be selling okay.

 By any chance do you know the next two titles that will be printed by C&G in
Feb. or March?

::Brian::
Newsgroups: alt.pulp,alt.postmodern,alt.suicide.holiday,alt.mcdonalds
From: brian@zooid.guild.org (Brian Misiaszek)
Newsgroups: alt.pulp
Subject: The Spider
Date: 31 Dec 92 02:52:09 GMT


  I recently read through "The Pain Master", the second half of volume 4 of
the recent Carroll & Graf reprints of "The Spider: Master of Men".  To my
utter dismay, I'm missing perhaps thirty pages of the story starting around
page 150--this truncated last fifty or so pages is duplicated and concatenated
at the end of the first ending of the story.  Is this horrible printing unique
to my copy, or were all copies missing this portion? Unfortunately the
bookstory I purchased the book from returned all their copies to the
publisher.  :(

  On a general note, does anyone have any idea if any more adventures of this
1930's pulp hero/anti-hero will be reprinted?  

::Brian::

Newsgroups: alt.pulp
From: cragaisi@nyx.cs.du.edu (Chris)
Subject: Re: The Spider
Organization: Nyx, Public Access Unix at U. of Denver Math/CS dept.
Date: Thu, 31 Dec 92 16:34:49 GMT

In article <725770329.11993@zooid.guild.org> brian@zooid.guild.org (Brian Misiaszek) writes:
>
>  I recently read through "The Pain Master", the second half of volume 4 of
>the recent Carroll & Graf reprints of "The Spider: Master of Men".  To my
>utter dismay, I'm missing perhaps thirty pages of the story starting around
>page 150--this truncated last fifty or so pages is duplicated and concatenated
>at the end of the first ending of the story.  Is this horrible printing unique
>to my copy, or were all copies missing this portion? Unfortunately the
>bookstory I purchased the book from returned all their copies to the
>publisher.  :(
>
The copy I have is just fine.  E-mail me if you would like to get it from
me.  It's okay, 'caue I have the original pulp at home.

>  On a general note, does anyone have any idea if any more adventures of this
>1930's pulp hero/anti-hero will be reprinted?  
>
I believe that the next double is due out in February or March.  C&G is 
doing pretty well with this title, and the printing of the comic hasn't
hurt sales, either.

Chris Ragaisis
>::Brian::
>


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	"The plan was simple.  Unfortunately, so was Bullwinkle."
Newsgroups: alt.food,rec.food.cooking,ba.food
From: la1002@albnyvms.bitnet
Subject: Re: The Frugal Gormet
Reply-To: la1002@albnyvms.bitnet
Organization: University of NY at Albany
Date: Sun, 27 Dec 92 07:13:06 GMT

the Frugal Gourmet for months, I went out and purchased the Immigrant
Ancestors book.  I have only one thiing to say about it: "THANK GOD I
DIDN'T WASTE MY MONEY ON THE HARDCOVER!!!!!"

If I wanted to read a book on his versions of traditional recipes, I'd
have purchased a book called ":Frugal Gourmet
have purchased a book called ":Frugal Gourmet's Version of Traditional
recipes"

If I read "I didn't like the way it came out, so I changed it; substituted
a better spice/veggie/ingredient"; it was bland/uninteresting/etc; it CAN
be made this way, but I made it THAT way; etc" one more time, I may chuck
it in the trash.

I want to read how THEY make/made it, not how he modified it!  I've eaten
middle eastern food my whole life, and I
I've never seen Baba Gonoush (sp?) with Acorn squash in iit! IIt may
be done, but why not offer that recipe as an alternative to the traditional
one instead of that being the ONLY one? You should get the point.

At least it was only $6 (US)

Clover
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From: ck060@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Eric L. Hinson)
Newsgroups: alt.food,rec.food.cooking,ba.food
Subject: The Frugal Gormet
Date: 25 Dec 1992 13:17:16 GMT
Organization: Case Western Reserve University, Cleveland, OH (USA)
Reply-To: ck060@cleveland.Freenet.Edu (Eric L. Hinson)
NNTP-Posting-Host: slc10.ins.cwru.edu


Could someone out there please Email me the address to write to
Jeff Smith (The Frugal Gormet)?  I'd really appreciate it.  Thanks
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From: oldman@coos.dartmouth.edu (Prakash Das)
Newsgroups: alt.food,rec.food.cooking,ba.food
Subject: Re: The Frugal Gormet
Date: 30 Dec 92 01:28:55 GMT
Organization: Dartmouth College, Hanover, NH

In article <1992Dec27.071306.24300@sarah.albany.edu> la1002@albnyvms.bitnet writes:
[...]
>It may
>be done, but why not offer that recipe as an alternative to the traditional
>one instead of that being the ONLY one? You should get the point.
>
>At least it was only $6 (US)
>

If he did that, then there would be an alternative recipe to every 
authentic one published in the book. And the book then would be 
twice as heavy and maybe, twice as expensive ($12) to you. :-)

Seriously, at least he mentions what he substitutes what for (or what
he adds extra or leaves out). After all, this is the FRUGAL GOURMET.
------
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From: mcelroy@bu.edu (Carl Mackin)
Newsgroups: alt.divination
Subject: Re: Anyone using Rune Cards?
Date: 22 Dec 92 18:27:07 GMT
X-Newsreader: Tin 1.1 PL5

Empress Sue (shogan@binah.cc.brandeis.edu) wrote:
: Hi!  This is my first post to this newsgroup (actually any newsgroup). 
: I was wondering if anyone uses the Rune Cards or Rune Stones (R. 
: Blum)?  I've had the stones for quite sometime.  I just recently 
: bought the cards.  I find them very interesting.  I do notice they 
: have a tendency to point out things I don't want to acknowledge :).
: 
: Would anyone else like to share what they have found most 
: helpful...least helpful...most fun...least fun about the cards/stones?
: 
: Thanks!
: Sue


The reason the Runes point out things that you do not want to acknowledge,
is because those are the things that the runes are telling you need the 
most attention.  If you will, the things that need to be changed in order
for you to become your truer/higher self.  A step in progression.

At least that is what I have found to be the case with runes.

mcelroy@acs.bu.edu

Newsgroups: alt.divination
From: shogan@binah.cc.brandeis.edu (Empress Sue)
Subject: Anyone using Rune Cards?
Reply-To: shogan@binah.cc.brandeis.edu
Organization: Brandeis University
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 17:54:34 GMT

Hi!  This is my first post to this newsgroup (actually any newsgroup). 
I was wondering if anyone uses the Rune Cards or Rune Stones (R. 
Blum)?  I've had the stones for quite sometime.  I just recently 
bought the cards.  I find them very interesting.  I do notice they 
have a tendency to point out things I don't want to acknowledge :).

Would anyone else like to share what they have found most 
helpful...least helpful...most fun...least fun about the cards/stones?

Thanks!
Sue
Newsgroups: alt.divination
From: blowfish@carina.unm.edu (rON.)
Subject: Re: Tarot of the Old Path
Date: Sun, 03 Jan 93 16:14:34 GMT
Organization: University of New Mexico, Albuquerque

Go to the class. Why? Because if you've never read before, even a class
using a deck you don't like will teach you a lot of the good ol' basic
things that you can apply later to your own deck.
What sort of things? Well, the most important is relating meanings to
cards- each card, of course, has its own meaning- with some decks, the
meanings are fairly straightforward or well defined, with others, the
meanings of the cards come from within. But learning to associate
meaning with card, and then meaning with card with position, then
meaning with card with position as part of a whole is a learned task :)
You can also learn different spreads, different ideas, etc. Who knows,
you may even meet someone who reads the same deck as you want to.
The Rider/Waite, while being (at least to me) a boring sort of deck, is
a good one to start with- its clean, well defined images, nice colors- a
good deck to start with.
Good luck!
r.
From: Edge of Insanity c/o Abyss of Ignorance (Lisa Ann)
Newsgroups: alt.divination
Subject: Tarot of the Old Path
Followup-To: alt.divination
Date: 3 Jan 1993 08:38:06 GMT
Organization: Chaotic Goods
Distribution: world
NNTP-Posting-Host: cemmac19.cem.msu.edu

     I've always been interested in learning how to read tarot cards, but
the thought of trying to keep the meanings of all those different cards
straight gave me a headache. After years of resisting the urge, a deck
absolutely screamed  "BUY ME! BUY ME NOW!!!" Ah, well. So here I am with
this perfectly lovely deck I know nothing about. The Tarot of the Old Path.
As if that weren't bad enough, I've been told it differs from the
traditional decks a bit. 
     The point, the point. I know it's here somewhere! Ah, yes. A local
bookstore  specializing in such matters is offering a six week course for
very green tarot users such as myself. They recommend, however, a Rider
Waite deck for the class to learn on. Here's the million dollar question.
Should I stick with the only deck that's ever inspired me to learn? Should
I purchase a Rider Waite deck for the class and figure out the difference
when the course is over? Is anyone else familiar with the Tarot of the Old
Path? Was this a bad choice for my first deck? (They did practically hurl
themselves off the shelf and into my resisting hands, afterall!)  I would
deeply appreciate any advice on the matter. I should also mention that I
REALLY dislike the R.W. deck. No offence meant to those who like it.
     I do go on don't I? Sorry! I couldn't resist once I saw there were no
other entries in this group! Thanks in advance!

     Blessings, Lisa Ann (Or she who is perpetually lost)

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