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hi there! my website:http://www.thethrashmetalguide.com/ is up now! check it out! I would be grateful if you could leave some comments, suggestions and opinions here! Thank you in advance!
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Looks like you put some massive work into it, but reading it is a pain in the ass. Don't use all-caps, and start using tables. Dividing the larger texts into smaller parts would also be good idea.
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A lot of work done, but even more awaiting you. I'd suggest chronological division. Personally I can't stand a band beginning in 2000 and onwards in the same sack with the one from 1981-89 or 1981-96 eras.
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DaN wrote:Don't use all-caps
Or Comic Sans!
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Post by deathster »

Hmm...I only took short look for B bands and found some surprises:

Black Shepherd LP must not be avoided at all costs and Blasfemia does not make Sarcofago sound like lullaby.
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deathster wrote:Hmm...I only took short look for B bands and found some surprises:

Black Shepherd LP must not be avoided at all costs and Blasfemia does not make Sarcofago sound like lullaby.
Well, I guess I exaggerated there a bit, especially concerning Black Shepherd, but that's my opinion and it actually coincides with quite a few opinions on the Net. When a site is being run by just one person(like mine), there is always a certain level of subjectivity.
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deathster wrote:Hmm...I only took short look for B bands and found some surprises:

Black Shepherd LP must not be avoided at all costs and Blasfemia does not make Sarcofago sound like lullaby.
Thanks for the observation. I was thinking to put the comments on Black Shepherd in milder terms, but used to forget to do that. Now that in comes to someone's attention...
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Black Shepherd is cool as hell. I have their LP, their 1986 original demo, and band photo from 1986. I cherish all these! And now who can get me original Black Shepherd shirt or patch? Guys from Belgium can you help me?
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Post by Helm »

I don't mind the allcaps and font, I found lots of good info on technothrash (you call it 'progressive thrash' which isn't exactly the same but most of the bands you name suchwise interest me) there, great resource, thank you for putting all that effort into it.
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Helm wrote:I don't mind the allcaps and font, I found lots of good info on technothrash (you call it 'progressive thrash' which isn't exactly the same but most of the bands you name suchwise interest me) there, great resource, thank you for putting all that effort into it.
I'm glad that my site could be of some use to you. You know that very often progressive and technical thrash go together- in those cases I have used the two definitions at the same time. Elsewhere where I have used only one of them, I have tried to distinguish the one sub-genre from the other; I'm aware that certainly there are differences between the two.
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DaN wrote:Looks like you put some massive work into it, but reading it is a pain in the ass. Don't use all-caps, and start using tables. Dividing the larger texts into smaller parts would also be good idea.
Thanks a lot for your tips! I made some amendments these days. You can have a look, if you have time. I couldn't quite understand this "tables" you mentioned. I'm an amateur in the web-designing business, have no previous experience whatsoever, so could you,please, clarify on that? Thanks!
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