yea, that's not bad at all.

i like

More Belgian rock...El Guapo Stuntteam. Video is some sort of weird mix of straight up power rock and a slasher movie. Cool stuff.




The sequel to the video. Song isn't as good as the first one, but the video is pretty awesome.

the music's ok, but the vocals are a bit whiney for my taste. and the video is pretty lame.

Yeah, something weird about the vocals. The music is hard-hitting but the singer doesn't quite have the same effect.

A Perfect Circle
Count Bodies Like Sheep to the Rhythm of the Beat
set to some twisted nazi violence

Some techno, Symfo by Rank 1.

Can't listen at work (no sounds). Internet policy here is pretty bizarre...you can access youtube or any other video service on your work pc but for some reason none of them have working sound. So you can only see, not hear.

And they do block facebook, twitter and myspace like craaaazy but who needs that shit right? of course if you really needed to acces them there's always proxies that work. So it's all a little silly.

That's the Fallout 3 'title song' man, I would never have thought you'd like anything about that game .

Actually, it's not. The FO3 one is a different one.

And I don't associate that music with FO3. I first heard it at the start of Shawshank Redemption.

Derf, you have some really bizarre musical tastes.

This is the Fallout 3 song... which is very similar.


@ Ox... do you have admin rights on the box? If you do, you could get a usb sound card (they're tiny) and get around that little problem. It'd probably require installing drivers though. Unless you're on Windows 7 or maybe Vista... especially 7 has a ton of drivers already available.

No admin rights. I'm just another office monkey as far as my IT access is concerned. Working with internet explorer all day is just...ugh. At least I managed to install Chrome at my last job.

Also, it's XP, so not much in terms of existing drivers.

Jeez... the benefits of working for the government, I guess. Of course, my desktop at work is still on XP too... but at least I have admin rights. And access to virtual machines running every version of Windows known to man. Well, except for those 'older' ones.

Yeah I figured anyone working in anything remotely related to IT has admin access. What I don't get it is why my superiors DO have admin access (even if they don't really need it). I mean...they're old, and way more likely to fuck things up than I ever will.

At my first job they were all stupid about ISO and information security and most employees couldn't even use a USB stick. They only just didn't cut off any outside internet access completely.

lol @ any windows known to man. I'd have loved to see you work tricks in 3.11