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Speerhead
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 Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 8:02 am Post subject: PHD thesis on the Serbian BM scene |
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I posted this in the books thread but I figure it might have appeal outside of that. In a nutshell, some guy from Ireland hung out with The Stone for a year and wrote his PhD thesis on it. I found it a while back and remember it being pretty interesting overall (especially his 'review' of seeing Temnozer and Absurd live  ).
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Deathcrusher
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| Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 8:07 am Post subject: |
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| Haven't heard a single Serbian BM band. |
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Fallen_Empire
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NK7
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250+ pages for a "scene" that virtually consists of a few hundred fans nationwide and less than a dozen minor bands? One can't say the guy has the gift of synthesis.
Seriously though, I live in Belgrade and let me tell you, this country doesn't offer much to metal fans. Gigs are only seldom organized and rather expensive for local standards (tickets are like €15-20, mind you an average salary is like €350-400 here and the cost of life only marginally lower than in the rest of Europe), cds just don't sell and the only metal shop run out of business two years ago. There's one rock club with a decent offer of live music but hardly something I'll consider interesting enough to pay more than one visit a month.
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avrlabel
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First album of Simargal and Hram Krvi i Praznine of Mor are underrated...
Somebody should release Mor on vinyl.... |
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Piotr Sargnagel
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| Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 9:45 am Post subject: |
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| Thanks for posting this. It looks quite interesting. |
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Speerhead
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:49 am Post subject: |
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| Piotr Sargnagel wrote: | | Thanks for posting this. It looks quite interesting. |
no worries. would be interesting to see what people on here make of it. |
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Stalinorgel
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 7:53 am Post subject: |
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| So, you can become a doctor with such a topic in Ireland? Interesting. |
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Dostojanstvenik
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 8:12 am Post subject: |
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| laughable would be a more adequate adjective |
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Tireheb
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 8:15 am Post subject: |
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| Stalinorgel wrote: | | So, you can become a doctor with such a topic in Ireland? Interesting. |
Apparently so. Recently in Finland some guy wrote a thesis about the finnish black metal scene.
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Stalinorgel
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| Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 8:17 am Post subject: |
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| And then they become professors and recruit their own adepts. |
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iggnsthe
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| Let's be honest, being given a research grant to document black metal (consisting in large part, probably, of going to a bunch of shows), would be pretty convenient. I wonder how much of his stipend went toward band merchandise, hehe. |
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SIID
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| NK7 wrote: | 250+ pages for a "scene" that virtually consists of a few hundred fans nationwide and less than a dozen minor bands? One can't say the guy has the gift of synthesis.
Seriously though, I live in Belgrade and let me tell you, this country doesn't offer much to metal fans. Gigs are only seldom organized and rather expensive for local standards (tickets are like €15-20, mind you an average salary is like €350-400 here and the cost of life only marginally lower than in the rest of Europe), cds just don't sell and the only metal shop run out of business two years ago. There's one rock club with a decent offer of live music but hardly something I'll consider interesting enough to pay more than one visit a month. |
Same shit as in Warsaw. |
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harmless
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| Tireheb wrote: | | Stalinorgel wrote: | | So, you can become a doctor with such a topic in Ireland? Interesting. |
Apparently so. Recently in Finland some guy wrote a thesis about the finnish black metal scene. |
Was that published in English? |
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nileppez
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| SIID wrote: | | NK7 wrote: | 250+ pages for a "scene" that virtually consists of a few hundred fans nationwide and less than a dozen minor bands? One can't say the guy has the gift of synthesis.
Seriously though, I live in Belgrade and let me tell you, this country doesn't offer much to metal fans. Gigs are only seldom organized and rather expensive for local standards (tickets are like €15-20, mind you an average salary is like €350-400 here and the cost of life only marginally lower than in the rest of Europe), cds just don't sell and the only metal shop run out of business two years ago. There's one rock club with a decent offer of live music but hardly something I'll consider interesting enough to pay more than one visit a month. |
Same shit as in Warsaw. |
At least we have a record shop... |
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