[b]Yup Welcome To All New Members! [/b] [b]@topic[/b] [ guitar or vocalist] player (what instrument or position in band) [ X ] listener [ X ] rock lover [ X ] die hard fan of rock [ ] apathetic [ X ] collector of rock musics [ ] just join this group [ ] i don't know what rock is [quote=stitch05]does we have a conference???i mean ym confe??? wew.just asking!!![/quote] [b]It's fine with me It all depends with the other members too [/b]

[quote=Angeli_7]stitch05 wrote: does we have a conference???i mean ym confe??? wew.just asking!!! It's fine with me It all depends with the other members too[/quote] it's ok for me too...ahmm.. just please post your yahoo IDs

here's mine: eunia.vallejos i thought i goona join conference tomorrow

tnx 4 d free siggy [img]http://img371.imageshack.us/img371/1227/64057560xe9.gif[/img]

[b][x] player (i want to be a vocalist hehehe,and i want to play the bass guitar hehehe) [x ] listener [x] rock lover [ ] die hard fan of rock [ ] apathetic [x] collector of rock musics [ ] just join this group [ ] i don't know what rock is this is mine hehehe [/b]

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wow sis eunich hehehe cool sig thnks 4 sharing sis nice contribution hehehe [b]Welcome to the newest members pls takenote of the ff.[/b] we have an activity in the music section called Rockstars Top 20 Countdown so you better vote for the different songs to be included in the top 20 Sis angeli_7 conduct a game called Punk-O-Matic so pls read the first page and submit your works before the dedline ends sure you will like it hehehe pls cooperate with the different topics of different members here in rockstar group okay? so pls takenote of that hehehe enjoy staying here guys keep rockin'

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[quote=Angeli_7]"What is the meaning behind your rockstar nicknames and explain why chosed to be named as that?"[/quote] hmm..im just a Filipino who got hooked listening to emo musics.. [b][x] player (electric guitar..Lead Guitarist) [x] listener [x] rock lover [x] die hard fan of rock [ ] apathetic [x] collector of rock musics [ ] just join this group [ ] i don't know what rock is[/b] eunich thx for the cool siggy..i like it..

Last edited by Jarielle (2008-06-06 07:00:52)

ei,conference?? when will it be?? add me up guys.. [b]YM[/b] [b]deathspectator[/b]

[b]mrnycguy46 FJ almighty [/b] welcome guys! have fun! keep on rocking! \m/ [quote][x] player (vocals) [x] listener [x] rock lover [x] die hard fan of rock [ ] apathetic [ ] collector of rock musics [ ] just join this group [ ] i don't know what rock is[/quote] [b]sis Angeli..[/b] thanks for the linker.. haai.. friendster keeps on updating and updating!

Ym conference.. cool.. i'll add you guys! heres mine.. [b]untamed_angel727[/b] i had some research about the "deathcore".. [spoiler] Deathcore is an amalgamation of two musical styles: metalcore and death metal. Though a sub-genre of metalcore, deathcore is heavily influenced by modern death metal in its speed, heaviness, and approach to chromatic, heavily palm muted riffing, dissonance and frequent key changes. Lyrics may not always be in the death metal vein, but traditional growls, and pig-like squeals are prevalent, often combined with metalcore vocals. Much of deathcore features breakdowns, a trait which is attributed to the hardcore aspect of its metalcore influence. New York death metal veterans Suffocation, as well as Maryland's Dying Fetus, were among the first death metal groups to make the breakdown a staple in their music, although neither of these bands are considered to be "deathcore."However, it can be noted that modern death metal acts such as Texas' Devourment who are known to heavily utilize breakdowns, and Germany's Necrophagist who have come to represent the modern cusp of technically proficient death metal bands, may be the stylistic and musical influence on many recent deathcore acts. Deathcore seems to have most prominence within the southwestern United States, especially Arizona and California (most notably the Coachella Valley), which are home to many notable bands and various festivals. In a similar gauge of success, many popular or up and coming deathcore bands are featured on Black Market Activities, the label of The Red Chord's Guy Kozowyk. Before the rise of deathcore, bands such as Abscess and Unseen Terror used the term to describe hardcore punk/death metal hybrids. Germany's Blood also released a 1986 demo entitled Deathcore, while another German group, formed in 1987 and related to Blood, used Deathcore as a band name. [i]-from wikipedia[/i] [/spoiler]

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