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  1. NothingIsEverything
    So, I made this thingie. I lack money to get FL Studio, and even if I did, I have no music ability or any creativity to make music. So I want to take a stab at Vaporwave. Not to discredit vaporwave, it's just more accessible to me. Not sure if I'll make more, but it's a start. 
     
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    So I went to Daytona to see the Coke Zero 400 Nascar race, and it was so fun, even with the rain delay. :3
     
    A lot better than last year when it got pushed back a day and it still got rained out. This years race didn't start until 11:30 pm and ended at 3 am the next morning >.>
     
    However, there was a nasty accident on the last lap at the start/finish line, the #11 of Dennt Hamlin gets pushed by the #4 of Kevin Harvick, Hamlin spins out and the #3 of Austin Dillion hits Denny at a weird angle and soars over two rows of cars and crashes into the catchfence. Austin's car goes from 200 mph to zero in a instant. What's worse, behind them, the #2 of Brad Keslowski spins out and slides into Austin's car. Luckily, Austin was able to walk away from the crash with just a bruised tailbone.
     
    Some pics I took:
     


    Cole Whitt's #35 Speed Stick Ford
     

    A ferris wheel that Toyota had. I didn't take a pic of it, but NBC had bumper cars as well
     

    Carl Edwards' #19 Arris Toyota. Oddly enough, he didn't run this scheme at this race. He ran the Subway car instead.
     

    Aric Almirola's #43 Smithfield Ford
     

    Casey Mears' #13 Geico Chevy
     

    David Gilliland's #38 Florida Lottery Ford. Also my current avatar. ^^ But I think it's bad luck because he spun out on lap 3 and got hit by the #32 of Bobby Labonte. :/
     

    Xfinity driver Ross Castain. He signed a can of Flex-Seal for me. ^^
     

    Brad Keslowski's #2 Miller Lite Ford. He ran the Alliance Truck Parts car for this race.
     

    Ricky Stenhouse Jr's #17 Fastenal Ford. He ran the Fifth Third Bank scheme for the race.
     

    Joey Logano's #22 Shell/Pennzoil Ford
     

    Greg Biffle's #16 Cheez-It Ford
     

    A view of the track ^^
     


    The time capsule at the start/finish line
     
    Interview with Denny Hamlin (I only got about 5 minutes in before I ran out of memory :/
    https://vid.me/Zf9I
     
    The cars leaving pit road
    https://vid.me/fQki
     
    The first lap
    https://vid.me/iCuy
     
    The last three laps plus the crash
    https://vid.me/51zt
  4. NothingIsEverything
    I am going to start a metal blog where I just list some really great tracks. I listen to a lot of technical/brutal death metal, so don't expect to see anything from Metallica or stuff like that lol.
     
    Dying Fetus- Homicidal Retribution
     
    This track is what rally first got me into the whole tech death/brutal metal genre. I remember I was actually looking up Job for a Cowboy to see how bad they really are and this was in the suggestions and I never looked back. :3
     

     
    Death- The Philosopher
     
    The title of this song was actually my first username on the forums. I couldn't think of anything clever, so I decided to use the title lol
     

     
    Decrepit Birth- (A Departure of the Sun) Ignite the Tesla Coil
     
    One of my favorite tech death bands. Really mesmerizing and easy to get lost in
     

     
    Origin- Reciprocal
     
    Another one of my favorite tech death bands, this song is killer, especially near the end
     

     
    Rings of Saturn- Objective to Harvest
     
    A lot of people don't like RoS, but I really dig their style. I really like the new album
     
    http://youtu.be/H3wtYQGO4Q8
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    #10- Austin Dillion's #3 DOW Mycogen Seeds Chevy
     

     
    #9- Aric Almirola's #43 STP Ford
     

     
    #8- A.J. Allmendinger's #47 Hungry Jack Chevy
     

     
    #7- Kevin Harvick's #4 Mobil 1 Chevy
     

     
    #6- Greg Biffle's #16 Bando/3M Ford
     

     
    #5- Casey Mears's #13 Geico Military Chevy
     

     
    #4- Michael Annett's #7 Cypress HQ Chevy
     

     
    #3- Ricky Stenhouse's #17 Ecopower Ford
     

     
    #2- Joey Logano's #22 Pennzoil Platinum Ford
     

     
    #1- Josh Wise's #98 Dogecoin Chevy
     

     
    Honorable mentions:
     
    Alex Bowman's #23/J.J. Yeley's #83 Dumb and Dumber To Toyota
     

     

     
    Terry Labonte's #32 C&J Energy Sevices Ford- used in the May race at Talladega, which would be his final Sprint Cup start. His paint scheme is the same one that was used on the #5 Kellogg's Chevy he won the championship in 1996
     
     

     
    David Stremme's #33 Chevy- driven ar Richmond in September, the number was switched over to the #90 in honor of independent team owner Junie Donlavey who passed away in June.
     
     

     
    David Ragan's #34 Wendell Scott/NASCAR Hall of Fame Ford
     
    Driven in Martinsville in October in honor of NASCAR Hall of Fame inductee Wendell Scott, the first African-American to win a NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race.
     

     
    Kurt Busch's #41 HASS CNC silver paint scheme- a special scheme used in the Dover September race honoring Kurt's 500th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series start.
     

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    Dying Fetus- Descend Into Depravity
     

     
    Dying Fetus was the first band to get me into the whole tech death scene. Their first albums were really brutal, but over time, they evolved their technical elements overtime, providing a wonderful balance between brutal and technical. This album, out of all of them except the last one, Reign Supreme, is the best lineup they ever had. John Gallagher may be the only original member, but that doesn't matter. Just the band being a three-piece with Sean Beasley on bass and Trey Williams on drums is just perfection.
     
    Fave Songs: Your Treachery Will Die With You, Shepherd's Commandment, Descend Into Depravity
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    Death- Individual Thought Patterns
     
    https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=-EF8hmawMU4
     
    It was tough to pick which Death album I wanted to put on here. All of them are really great. But I chose Individual because they continued to improve on the progressive/technical elements after Human. This album is just a rush of brilliance, and many albums don't really make you "think" about the lyrics. This was the best direction that Death was going in.
     
    Fave Songs: Nothing Is Everything, Mentally Blind, The Philosopher (these were also my usernames on here
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    - Dethklok: The Dethalbum II
     

     
    Right off the bat with something that could make me lose my metal badge, I've loved Dethklok since the beginning. The first album was great, but you could tell that productions wasn't up to snuff. But it had soul and passion, and the second album just expands on that 10-fold. Almost every song on there gave me goosebumps and they really upped the ante on this. Gene Hoglan is a goddamn beast on this album. The whole album just sound coherent and precise, it's so amazing. The third one was great too, but it didn't hold up to the second album.
     
    Fav Songs: I Taper With the Evidence at the Murder Site of Odin, Laser Cannon Deth Sentence, Symmerty
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    Brain Drill- Beyond Bludgeoned
     

     
    Another case of pure technical greatness.
     
    The Faceless- The Eidolon Reality
     

     
    A lot of people didn't really like Autotheism, but I enjoyed it.
     
    Suffocation- Funeral Inception
     

     
    One of the best brutal death bands out there, they have proved their legacy.
     
    Skinless- Overlord
     

     
    This album was I think their best album they put out. Side note, the vocalist for Skinless is now also the vocalist for Origin's album Ommipresent, which I wasn't a fan of
     
    Defeated Sanity- Fatal Self Inflicted Disfigurement
     

     
    This is one of those bands that combine typical grindcore with technical brutality.
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    Viremia- Cancrum Oris
     

     
    Really pure brutal tech death, it's just a shame that the band broke up. :c
     
    Necrophagist- Fermented Offal Discharge
     

     
    I consider Necrophagist one of the forerunners of the tech death genre, it's again a shame that they are pretty much inactive anymore. :c
     
    Cattle Decapitation- The Gardeners of Eden
     

     
    One of Cattle's lyrical themes is anti-humanity, and I am pretty much am anti-human as well (to a extent lol)
     
    Nile- The Essential Salts
     

     
    Nile is a pretty great tech death band without really abusing the technicality aspect of the music (eg, Brain Drill, Viraemia, ect)
     
    Neuraxis- ...Of Divinity
     

     
    This song just hits you in the face right off the bat. IMO some of Neuraxis' later songs weren't that great, so this is a great throwback to the old days lol
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