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Heng limpeh never watch. Sleep like a baby Another upset

Kumgong uncle behind smell until sibei high wor

Going sleep liao... Think Wayne Rooney will scores hatrick later...

FT 1-1 Entertaining match.. Bonus pic : Omelette for breakfast

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Ecuador equaliser 1-1 Woooooooooooh... Song boh?

HT Net 1-0 Ecu Both sides evenly matched. Ecuador stoppage time nice goal ruled offside. Wasted.

Hanor, cant remember who

Wah piang eh, just sit down only holan scores liao

Netherlands v Ecuador live on mediacock channel 5... Going to watch nao... Prediction : Ecuador win 2-1

Pitching tent now..

U got use b4?

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REVIEWS Album Review: HIGH COMMAND Eclipse Of The Dual Moons Never let it be said that thrash metal is dead. In a genre dominated by four large bands and many handfuls of copycats for ages, there was real worry for a while that new and exciting material might not arrive to right the ship, bar the occasional stud record tweaking the rudders a little. Then, with very little fanfare, High Command came along and commandeered the vessel. Their 2019 full length debut Beyond the Wall of Desolation infused the familiar thrash rioting with fresh elements while still maintaining that urgent feel throughout, and it was all quite good indeed. With Eclipse of the Dual Moons following that album in concept, we are once again dropped into the world of Secartha and once again up to our ears in Conan the Barbariansword and sorcery shenanigans. The musical influences are clear from the off; the title track crashes through the closest wall with enough unrelenting, Metallica-infused power to raise the collective pulse of anyone hearing it. The tempo is frantic, setting the scene of a world under constant threat before slamming the brakes on for chunky, low-end metal grooves that both thrill in the ingenuity of their deployment and will make you learn to love whiplash. Those sort of neck-breaking drop-offs aren’t the only surprises scattered throughout. “Imposing Hammers of Cold Sorcery” draws on inspiration from a much less likely source, by channelling Old Western vibes a la Ennio Morricone. The clean notes swirl like dusty winds throughout an endlessly creative mashup of early black metal savagery and rip-roaring thrash energy that will have you equal parts tapping your foot appreciatively and bouncing off the nearest person in the pit. Meanwhile, the swaying strings and immaculately sparkling intro to “Chamber of Blood” will lull your sense of security into blissful sleep before putting a hole in your head once the old-school metal riffs and air-raid slides kick in. But that’s not to say the traditional stuff isn’t done right, either. “Immortal Savagery” leans into that old-school sweet spot hard with big bass riff and even bigger drums and offsets them perfectly with the raspy vocal work, before the Slayer love comes to the fore in the thumping breakdown. There’s seemingly very little that High Command can’t put their hands to and make it work in a big way, old or new and it’s one of the big reasons that Eclipse of the Dual Moons is so consistently excellent. A special mention for epic closer “Spires of Secartha” here because it’s a simply colossal track. A roiling sea of thrash violence punctuated by towering doom moments and slow, melodic checkpoints that plays with boundaries like a perfect mad scientist. It’s got bits of everything and does it all phenomenally; it’ll stick in your eardrums for months. Veering from blast beat driven ferocity to chugging, rhythmic grinds with earned confidence, Eclipse of the Dual Moons is a stone cold classic. High Command haven’t so much chiseled their name as they have blasted through the monument to thrash metal greats completely, then ridden off into the sunset on the other side. You’ll be spotting this one in future “Top X Thrash Albums” lists for the next forever. If you can drag yourself away from the album long enough to read them, that is. Source : metalinjection.net

Band-Maid is a Japanese rock band formed in 2013, consisting of singer Saiki Atsumi, guitarist/singer Miku Kobato, lead guitarist Kanami Tōno, bassist Misa, and drummer Akane Hirose. The band combines a rock sound with a maid image modeled on... Wikipedia Origin: Japan (2013) Albums: Unseen World, World Domination, Conqueror and more Record labels: JPU Records, Pony Canyon, Gump Records and more Genre: Heavy metal, Hard rock and Pop rock They are a rock band but sounds like metal to me. Good stuff

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Dua Lipa goes braless and displays her peachy posterior in a pink fishnet dress as she poses in sizzling snaps before heading out in Melbourne She's nearing the end of her mammoth Future Nostalgia tour after ten months of travelling the world. And Dua Lipa celebrated her arrival in Melbourne on Saturday with a sizzling Instagram shoot, after her gig in the city on Friday night. The singer, 27, went braless and displayed her peachy posterior in a pink fishnet dress before heading on a night out with pals. Incredible: Dua Lipa celebrated her arrival in Melbourne on Saturday with a sizzling Instagram shoot, after her gig in the city on Friday night The racy ensemble featured iconic Sponge Bob Square Pants cartoon character Patrick Star to cover her nipples, while wearing only a pink thong underneath. Dua added a pair of matching fingerless gloves and accessorised with silver drop earrings. The levitating hitmaker sported a glamorous makeup look, with a bold pink gem eye look. Wow! The singer, 27, went braless and displayed her peachy posterior in a pink fishnet dress before heading on a night out with pals Stunning: Dua added a pair of matching fingerless gloves and accessorised with silver drop earrings Looking good: She styled her long brunette tresses in loose waves to one side and looked effortlessly cool as she blew a bubble with her chewing gum Gorgeous: The levitating hitmaker sported a glamorous makeup look, with a bold pink gem eye look Stylish: The racy ensemble featured iconic Sponge Bob Square Pants cartoon character Patrick Star to cover her nipples, while wearing only a pink thong underneath She styled her long brunette tresses in loose waves to one side and looked effortlessly cool as she blew a bubble with her chewing gum. Dua then went on a boozy night out with her pals in the city, sharing several fun snaps from the outing. Source : https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-11422687/Dua-Lipa-goes-braless-displays-peachy-posterior-pink-fishnet-dress-Melbourne.html

LIVE FOOTAGE Anyway, Here's ZZ TOP's Bassist Playing A 17-String Bass Live Dude's about to start a tech death band. ZZ Top frontman Billy Gibbons has sported some extremely interesting guitars over the years, but now bassist Elwood Francis is taking a crack at absurdity. Watch as Francistook the stage on November 5 in Hunstville, AL to play "Got Me Under Pressure" with a gargantuan 17-string bass. ADVERTISEMENT. SCROLL TO CONTINUE READING. Honestly, I'm not sure what's more impressive here – the fact that Francis is actually playing the monstrosity and this isn't just some goofy "hey look at this" moment, or the fact that he's walking around like he's not toting what has to be a very, very heavy instrument. So why does Francis even own such an insane instrument? In a comment to Ultimate Classic Rock, Francis said "I was doing night internet searching [and] turned up a picture of this crazy 17 string bass. I sent a picture to Billy and we laughed about it and made some jokes about actually trying to use it." Francis added that Gibbons later showed up to practice with it one day, and here we are. Anyway, Francis is available for hire to play in your technical death metal band.