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those are really stunning! :stunned:

thank you! :nice: the camera i'm using is sony w170 digital compact camera. :)

thanks! those were digital shots from my compact camera. ;) did some minor post-processing. awww thanks :D thank you! :D

yeah, totally! and jensen's a very good actor too. he deserves to star in more movies.

i like it...i watch every episodes from the internet. * Hunter Jennings - the bride's ex-boyfriend who was "accidentally" shot in his boat while leaving the island. *one of the bridesmaids who fell into a pit and who the killer doused gasoline and set her on fire! *the bride's brother-in-law who had an affair with her stepmother. He was "harpooned" *the local girl who Abby knew from her childhood. they thought it was suicide but Abby's father knew otherwise. Some of the deaths were stupid but entertaining.

Has anyone listened to the band's upcoming LP, "Dragonslayer"? I think it's very, very good. I like it more than the previous "Random Spirit Lover". Dragonslayer will be out in June 2009. Meanwhile, for those who aren't familiar with Sunset Rubdown, here's one its recent songs, from the Introducing Moonface EP: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NzFRqyAb7x8]YouTube - Sunset Rubdown - Insane Love is Awakening[/ame]

The season-ending episode (Lucifer Rising) is ace! Superb acting from Jared and Jensen. Great cliffhanger, makes me look forward to Season 5!

sunset rubdown. just because i'm listening to its new album leak.

...flashing silver like the knife of a killer

Kumusta!!!

Dragonslayer - Sunset Rubdown (out in June)

my latest novel - i declare a ceasefire

my latest novel - the reputation of ross francis

either Beirut's "Monna Pomona" or "East Harlem" :heart:

This Town Needs Guns - Wanna Come Back to My Room and Listen to Some Belle and Sebastian?

it's nice to know that someone has included Wolf Parade songs in her mixtape. great choice! looking up related bands like Sunset Rubdown and Swan Lake (common factor: Wolf Parade's Spencer Krug) is a good idea too!

1. Daniel Licht - 22 2. Get Well Soon - 21 3. A Whisper in the Noise - 18 4. Sunset Rubdown - 13 5. Beirut - 13 6. Neutral Milk Hotel - 8 7. Swan Lake - 8 8. Handsome Furs - 8 9. Interpol - 7 10. The Kills - 6 Realpeople - 6 White Lies - 6

thanks! here's the link: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=L3HAJJJ2

Bauk, Wow, I didn't expect this nice review! I'm glad that you love several songs here. My primary consideration is whether you will like the songs on the first listen, enough to sustain interest in the mixtape as a whole. I had the impression that I quite succeeded in that aspect! Thank you. This truly made my day! 1. Daniel Licht - Escalation You're correct in saying that this is from a soundtrack. This is from a great TV show called "Dexter". Dexter is the most likable serial killer I've ever watched. Everything about that show is perfect, including the music. Since the show is set in Miami, the album also includes nice Latin beats. However, the real gems are from Mr. Licht himself. The musical score is sometimes weird, scary, tender, mysterious but always interesting. Escalation is my favorite from the album. I'm sure you and your father will love listening to the rest of the songs from the soundtrack as much as I do! 2. A Whisper in the Noise - As the Bluebird Sings This is a very unique song, vocals, arrangement, everything. Although it's over 5 minutes long, I really enjoy listening to it. Maybe its because of its contrasting element, edginess and angst on one hand, and tenderness on the other. 3. Get Well Soon - Dear Temptest-Tost, Dear Weakened I had reservations in including this one because it's more than 6 minutes long. I wonder if you could stand listening to the entire song and not tempted to skip over the track. The vocals comes only about halfway through the song and the listener might miss the better parts. However, I'm very happy that this turned out to be one of your favorites! It's really an epic number from a German band that I could not say anything negative about. I hope you get to listen to its great album, Rest Now Weary Head. This song is from the EP Songs Against the Glaciation, though. 4. Picastro - Hortur Picastro is a relatively unknown Canadian band. I like this one because Owen Pallett (Final Fantasy) used to be member of this group. For me the vocals exudes melancholy, but the melody is quite vibrant. 5. The Kills - Black Balloon One could remember this song for the hand claps. The Kills is a definitely a cool band. It is often compared to Yeah Yeah Yeahs, but you now know which band I'm partial to. Jamie Hince, the guitarist, also sings (but not in this one) and I tend to love his voice more than Alison's. But this one is magical and haunting! Alison sometimes reminds me a bit of Shirley Manson of Garbage. 6. Handsome Furs - Handsome Furs Hate This City Another wonderful band from Canada! The singer here is Dan Boeckner of Wolf Parade (the singer in song no. 7 is also from Wolf Parade). This is sort of a side project conceived by Dan and his wife, Alexei. What I like about this band is that it tries not to sound anything like Wolf Parade, using drum machines, less guitars and droning sounds. 7. Sunset Rubdown - Us Ones in Between I'm really happy that you like this one. This is a personal favorite too. As I said previously, Spencer Krug is also a member of Wolf Parade and he's very visible in the indie music scene. His vocals is one most distinct I've ever heard from just about anybody. I suggest that you listen to the two Sunset Rubdown albums, Random Spirit Lover and Shut Up! I Am Dreaming. Those are the most unique records you will ever hear! 8. The Twilight Sad - That Summer, At Home I Had Become the Invisible Boy Don't you just love the accent and the wall of sound? The Twilight Sad is a Scottish band. This band ought to be more popular than the much hyped Glasvegas. The album Fourteen Autumns and Fifteen Winters is phenomenal. You should listen to it as well! 9. Primitive Radio Gods - Standing Outside A Broken Phone Booth With Money in My Hand I remember this was a huge hit way back in 1996. It uses B.B. King's vocals (I've been downhearted, baby, ever since the day we've met). I simply love the lyrics, makes me think every time! Sadly, Primitive Radio Gods is a one-hit wonder band. 10. Beirut - The Akara Just about anyone knows Zach Condon! Beirut is quite a distinct band! It's my most favorite group of all time, so it's fitting to include one Beirut song in the mix! This is from the new EP March of the Zapotec/Holland. 11. White Lies - A Place to Hide Spot on! White Lies is full of potential. Reminds me a bit of Editors, The Killers and Joy Division! 12. Taken by Cars - Logistical Nightmare This is a Filipino band (I'm from the Philippines) and this is one is the closest to my heart. 13. Slaraffenland - I'm A Machine I plainly love the style of singing here. I didn't enjoy the band's album entirely, but this song is amazing. This is from the Sunshine EP. 14. This Town Needs Guns - Elk The only instrumental song from the Animals album. This Town Needs Guns is classified as a math-rock band, whatever that means. The album is really unique as the song titles include Dog, Chinchilla, Crocodile, Quetzal, Pig, Rabbit, Badger, Baboon, among others. 15. Arcade Fire - Lenin I love the energy in this one! I'm glad that Arcade Fire is one of your top bands. What a way to close the mix! The first track is sort of dark, melancholic, so I chose a very upbeat song for the closer. I really like my mixtape too. I hope you guys will also like it!

^that's my mixtape! i'll post the tracklisting in a while! ;)

wow, i'm glad you included this song! one of my favorite songs ever! and the album is excellent!

i suggest using multiple file uploaders like sharebee or uploadground.

nice mixes and reviews guys...i hope you could provide links to your mixtapes. thanks. ;)