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Some up to date stuff
2003-07-28 01:05:33
For the whole day just like yesterday and probably jus tlike tomorrow I have been doing practically nothing but getting clips for my next AMV. I rented a few new anime todya I didn't see Adam there but I think he started work at 6. He complaining he works too much, I wish I could trade jobs with him. So he can work little hours and bust ass for 8 dolalrs while he can make 8.50 and do practically nothing. Call that jealousy, go ahead at this point i doubt I would make a 100 hours this month while I bet most people make more than a hundred each month. One way or the other I got to tell my bosses and stop waiting for the right moment.
Well dispite that shit while getting clips and waiting to save them I watched Hellsing ep 1-6 first the first time. It is my show and I claimed it part of the Corey shows ever since ANimethon 9, yet i never seen any of the show beyond ep 4. Well I did now and I really enjoyed it, I guess in the end i wasn't in the mood for it before but I was today and I was glad I did. I am surprised that the voice of ALucard is the same voice for the guy who plays Zelgadis, hmp go figure.
I also watched more of Beserk, I rented the Beserk shows 1-3 on friday and sent them back today and got the new stuff to rent. I have to say the Beserk dubs are pretty damn good, of course what I like most of the anime fans hate, and what i hate they love, same goes for my music tastes it seems. One thing I like is that unlike all the other anime distributors who give little or no special additions to their 40 dollar or more anime these Beserk DVDs have something special in every DVD that I WISH others would do I mean it isn't so hard for them to do it. They are outakes, you know when the vioce actor/actress is voicing out a scene and they screw up and etc, I mean that stuff. This DVD shows that in the special features as well a sjoke splayed on the dubs as well saying stuff not meant for to be said just to get a laugh. And i must say they are hilarious. espacially for the fifth CD, I busted a gut from beginning to end. The voice for Caska is the most funniest one, the one for Grifith does make mistakes but he likes to sing alot after he fouls up or doe sit on purpose for funny sake, the guy who is the voice of Guts (I used to call him Gats but oh well) gives one hell of a Butthead and Arnold impresonations and has his fair share of funny screw ups. Not to meantion the voices for background people and non main characters. But as said before these out takes are fantastic I wish other anime distributers do so.
I watched a bit of Amon Saga but it sucks royally I am only putting it in my AMV because it has some good "gibbing" scenes, for those who dont know what gibbing means it "Triad (me, Rj and Adam)" slang for cutting apart body parts of chopping up people,things, animals or horses (namely usually jus tme killing them) in which may seem impossible ways. The AMV will be full of them, I watch the AMV and it is the first itme every that I am thinking of two ways to approach the AMV. Two ways
Seizure Way - I was planing of the ultimate texturizing of the AMV. This was the original idea I was planing on, a Symphony of Swords and killing with so. Mixing guitar riffs (guitar meaning lead,rythum and bass together when in unison) with sword play of any kind I see fit, texturize it with drum beats with sword play. Alltogether texturizing it with sword play or actions tha tmove well with the lyrics/words that the singer is singing. Putting all of this together sound slike a good idea but the more I think about it the more I have my doubts, one is too much imagery for one person to interpret at once at many times over, another is it may not look very good when its finish. Good point is its never been done and there is a good chance it will look good, in the end it willa ccomplish being the most violent AMV EVER.
Murger Way - This one is merging the best ideas of all of the parts i have for it as well as new ideas. This one seems the best way to go but in the end it may be the worst way. One is it may not break the record for most violent fast pased AMV ever (which is held in my opinion by Jesmaster for the most heaviest, fastest, violent AMV eve rin Rapid Fluid) but in any other case my song is slightly faster in rythum but not in heaviest and rum beats, etc etc. However with this way it will be clearer for the audience to see the actions and intrepret their opinion on it. This one will take much longer though, since I am going to have to use ALOT of fade ins and outs, they are seeming to be the only effects I use anyway. Thank god a fellow AMV creator told me of a method to preview special effects without trusting Adobe's preview window for transitions. If it wer enot for that technique I learned "the World Was Never Enough" would not be as good as it became). I will have to put it too the test with this one.
Either way it may just be a Samurai X/Beserk AMV, why because both of them have th emost useful gibbs and actions equences that better fit my image of what the AMV will be like and what it will need. Record Of lodoss War would have been good for the beginnings and endings of stanza "I.... I am The Sword" or the parts wher eit start to slow down just to get fast again when change the scene to move witht he speed again. However i can use Record Of Lodoss War on DVD since the only thing I can use to decode it cant decode it. So if worst comes to worst and I need a scene from ROLW I will just get it off my VHS, and have to handle being crucified by the critics. Honestly when it comes to bigging and killing I feel I have WAY MORE than enough and will have to pick our the best ones. However as for actions other than that I feel I may not have enough.
But like I said Amon Saga has no stances I want other than the part when the main guit slices the monster in half. the Kenshin shows show Kenshin pretty much just using the double edged sowrd, using the side that doesn't cut which means it wont give blood and doesn't show the realistic effects of a sword. However i can probably use it for very very fast shots to make it look like he slashed him hard jus tnot showing blood yet. However the Kenshin movie I think has some gore, in fact more gore and slices than the episodes that Rj lent me.
I have pretty much finished the second wave except for Amon Saga and this new anime i seen at Roger's, its supposed to be a samurai show, so hopefully it will have some good fighting scenes in it for me to use. If not then my capturing is done less than a week before I wanted to be done.
Speaking of RJ I have decided to keep the DVDs he lent me till I am done the AMV, WHY? Because you never know when I may need to look back into the anime for more scenes, just in case. Also after I am finished I will probably make three AMVs of the same song. One int he mErger style, one in the Seizure style, and another which I am contimplating as the second merger (not to sure yet, maybe of things where in the first merger I wa ssecond guessing either this scene or another, first would hav emy final, second merger would have the other). I would put all of them on tape as well as some other AMVs I dont think he seen which I beleive he may like from others and from me. Mail it too him with his anime and wish that he either e-mail me back or mail me back with wha the thinks of the AMV and what he thinks should be changed. I will tell him to be INSANELY harsh on it. Lets face it, when it comes to symbols in anime, I am the Vampire Hunter, he is the samurai guy, so if there is anyone who knows the sword play more its him I guess. Also its his second opinions I trust usually th emos,t however sometimes he tends to be very lazy and just says its good not to make me feel bad or because he wasn't in the mood. Either way I know what he will say either way.
"Corey, its good, but........not as good as Aces High (Which is called Sounds of War, well I call it Sounds Of War)."
Just to piss me off as well as being honest. But to be honestly i will probably ask to send the AMV to other people to. But I guess it will be to people on AOL messanger since sending files through ICQ and YM doesn't seem to ever work. I would like to send it to Cindy I know she will cut its head off 9meaning critize it to the hilt), send it to Adam and he will always say its my best yet, send it too Reggie and while i usually have. Reggie gives at times good hints of what is better, however mos tof what he thinks should be different play not part to what I am trying to protray. He is a tougn and cheek style, which means go by how the lyrics say it, nothing else, he is not 3rd or 4th dimensional with his AMVs like I always do I always tyr to put in hiddne message through the scenes I am putting in, sort of situation foreshadow, try to show ther eis more to that scene that just what it sees and the lrycis say it. But look further to what the lyrics say and mean and interpret it through the scene like a painting. However no one ever does that with AMVs they watch it for a reaction. But with my SWORDS project there will be enough reaction, since it is a reaction AMV in most ways.
Either way I am starting to regains ome confidence that i can do it, it is just what way. SInce i didn't play Battlefield yesturday because i was bored out of my wits and Battlefield is getting boring I am playing now anyway. I jsut nee dto do Amon Saga and the new anime tomorrow, I should get it done tomorrow.
Bottom line the AMV will mostly be of Samurai X and Beserk unless I find other anime in DVD format that has scenes I want. -
New news
2003-07-26 00:08:48
Well I am still going steady on getting clips for my next AMV, I am going to have to trim more fat off the clips I alreayd have so I can save more space for the next bit of stuff I am planning on putting in. I have a bit of doubt if I can pullt his video off, I gues sI need to get back to being in that aggressiv emodd again. The past few days I have been loungy in everythign I have done, no much anger or hyperness, either that or its because I am low on Pepsi. Either way I will try my best at the video and see if this 2 year idea is possible. Because lets face it I am doing this for me above all else, why?
The AMV would be way to violent to be hosted by golden dounut and wouldn't definitely be allowed by the Animethon 11 AMV contest.
So if things dont work out with it then I will go just remaking a few AMVs till 2004, then I will spend the rest of Spring before May working MANY AMVs or I wills tart anytime I feel like it. The only old AMVs I willr emake as soon as possible are
Cat Scratch Fever
Sweating Bullets
Vampires (add new anime into it always, got to do it drunk like last time as well)
Sounds Of War 2
All About The Pentiums
Those are the ones I want to remake at some time or another. Mos tof the others I dont have the anime for yet.
One AMV I want to remake and remember so well as the "These Eyes" AMV, I know not many liked it or many dont know it but I enjoyed making that AMV and I think it was the best drama AMV I ever made. I hope I dont ge tmy hopes up again when the award ceremony thing comes along for the site. Because every time it comes around I try to think "Maybe I have a chance" when lets face it I will never win any awards and lets face it I am just sick of trying fight for one, I just want to make great AMVs ones that i can be satisfied with and others as well.
However I still liked to compete in the AMV contest for Animethon 11, why because i get to see great AMVs, great atmosphere and hell I get a front row seat.
I have many ideas, now understand they are just pass ups I got over time, no garuntee that they will go further. One thing I know right now is that I want to send in three AMVs, one drama, one action, and one comedy.
For the drama I have two ideas
Bat Out Of Hell 3 (the final chapter that is until I hear Meat loaf's newest album when it comes out) - I'd Lie For You And Thats The Truth by Meat Loaf - Record Of Lodoss War (Orson and Sheris)
Everything I Do by Bryan Adams - XTV for Sorota and the brown haired sword girl. However Shadow Productions (Rj, if you were at the AMV panel he was the guy witht he metal patches, I have a coat similar but I didn't want to wear it that day, too hot) would have my head for it, he hates Bryan Adams music. I dont either except for three songs.
I will do BOOH3 someday but it may not be soon.
For Comedy I have been thinking hard about having something very innovative but its hard to find something that is innovative in my opinion, I was jus tlucky I stumbled upon the idea that I had for "History In Anime". The best ideas I have for a comedy so far is
Thunderball by Tom Jones - Tatewaki Kuno (Ranma 1/2) yes I am waiting for the slaps in the face.
Bad Apple by David Wilcox - Xellos (Slayers)
Dirty Little Mind by Jackyl - Golden Boy girls, not very innvative and I doubt it would be allowed because of the sexuall innuendo I plan to infuse into the AMV if I did.
For Action I have many dime a dozen ideas, the typical ones that wouldn't budge any eyebrows, I have had two DBZ ideas but don't worry I wont do them, I have tried making DBZ AMVs in the past and they have all failed except "Every Homo" or "Primitive".
Vampires II - Love Bites by Judas Priest - many vampire type anime
The MOB Rules by Black Sabbath - Patlabor, Dominion Tank Police, Burn Up W/Excess, AD Police, Mad BUll 34 (if it ever comes on DVD).
THose two have the best chance of happening but I still have to think about it, I am sort leaning on "Love Bites" since I have always been a fan of old fashion monster like vampires, warewolves, frankenstein, etc etc. I would liek to create something similar with that AMV. Love BItes would be about the villian vampires unlike the next one would be about the heroes who hunt the villians.
Symphony Of The Hunters - The Living Daylights by Aha! - Many vampire anime
Bed Time Project - Mr.Sandman by Blind Guardian - Tetsuo of Akira when he is attacked by sutffed animals in bed.
80% chance I will do that one someday
Stillborn by Black Label Society - Key The Metal Idol - THis is a weird idea I doubt it would go any further. Only had the idea onece but i thought I would say it.
Wolf by Iced Earth - Wolf's Rain - I have to watch the show completely before I make the final decision. I want to make an AMV to Iced Earth music somehow, someway that would be good. One way or the other I will make an AMV to to Iced Earth music. THis might be the right one.
Metropolis by Motorhead - Metropolis - A easy idea in some ways, it seems I only get good ideas for this one when I am at school and it pops out on my walkman, any other time I dont get anything for it. Would be nice if I can keep the ideas i had for it beyond the beginning.
St. Anger by Metallica/Damein by Iced Earth - Brolly of DBZ - yes crucify its only idea doesn't mean I will do it unless I get serious about it.
Now dont go thinking I will do these AMVs, they are all ideas, I wont thinking turly serious about them till after I finish the SWORDS project or if I decide to scrap it, but i plan to take my time with this SWORDS project, since I have no sceduals to work with since I don't go to CONs since I live in an area where I Aninethon is the the only close one, as for Anime Evolution I dont have the money to travel over there. Maybe next time around I will enter my AMVs in Anime Evolution anyway if I cant make it there. Even though lets face i know I wont win but hey trying is better than not doing.
I have been listening to purely Judas Priest and Iced Earth music constantly these days. Horror Show by Iced Earth is the greatest metal album I ever heard! also helps that I am a mosnter freak but oh well.
Another idea I have but no chance of happening is
Dead Babies by Iced Earth (Alice Cooper cover) for Key The Metal Idol. But thats an idea I jsut got right now so nevermind. -
Judas Priest
2003-07-21 03:13:57
EDITORIAL: WHY THE JUDAS PRIEST REUNION MAKES THINGS RIGHT AGAIN IN THE METAL UNIVERSE
by Brian Coles (Editor, Metal Fan)
Posted 7/21/03
Common, admit it. We all will remember where we were when were heard the PRIEST had reconciled with their original voice. I had just got through backing up my hardrive when I went and launched my email service and whack! There it was. Before I could even let it sink in I was scurrying to spread the news on this site and mailing lists and what not. Weren't we all doing this to some extent? I made a few calls as well.
Truthfully, the reunion itself was not a shocker per se, but that it happened when it did was. Any connected fan or industry type new the two parties were talking and had plans in the works, but many had assumed it would evolve in 2004 sometime, when contractual obligations and recent releases (Live In London CD ), tours (Halford was on the road recently) were no longer in conflict. Anyway, so it happened. Story broke on CNN no less and made the rounds quickly after that. But not all the reactions I got were of elation or surprise. Most were. Yet a few rolled with the punches on it more than I did. Maybe they didn't see it the way I did. I was flat out stoked. And here's why.
Think about. How many major arena acts have consistently and unwaveringly referred to themselves as a metal band first and foremost? And I am talking about heavy rock/metal bands. "Well, don't they all? I mean, they are metal, right?"
Actually, no. Very few do, if any. METALLICA once held the flag up for a new generation of adrenalized metalheads, even touting the power of their "Metal Militia." But now, Lars spends more time trying to explain why being referred to as "metal" is not important to them and that they can do whatever they want. Hey, they are Metallica, the biggest band in the world, so fair enough. Only thing is, they picked a terrible name if they are to champion genre hopping. Oh well. Next...
IRON MAIDEN. Okay, now, how much more metal can you be? I remember talking with Bruce Dickinson a few years back, and while he wasn't dismissive of the metal tag, he clearly saw Maiden as uncategorizable. They were progressive perhaps. And maybe heavy at times. But they were simply Iron Maiden. How many Maiden songs mention heavy metal? Hmmm? Get back to me when you find one.
OZZY/BLACK SABBATH. Well, for heck sakes, these are the originators of metal, right? They must be THE metal band of all time? Come on! Well, arguably, they are all those things. But let us not forget they did not consciously create heavy metal, for the term was not used in reference to music when they debuted their loud, doom induced sound. Not till the late 70s did any use of the term reach regularity. The band does, after all, seem proud of the their legacy, but they have yet to really champion the cause of metal lyrically or even forcefully in interviews.
Okay, how many other arena bands are left? Hmmm...can't think of any off hand. Now comes JUDAS PRIEST with the swagger of a reunion with the metal master himself...Mr. ROB HALFORD. This is THE metal band for the masses. Drum roll (double kick bass drum action as well please)...
I think it is fair to say you do not have to be the originator of something to be the icon for it. In fact, the originators tend to stumble upon something new, not necessarily bringing about the best or most coherent catalog. Take rock 'n' roll. Bill Haley, in an accidental and marginal way, has been credited with the starting point for rock 'n' roll via "Rock Around the Clock." Sure enough, even though others probably "started" it underground, he unwittingly brought the swing and good times to a mass media highpoint, if only for that one song. Yet it is Chuck Berry and Little Richard and even Elvis Presley, following right behind, embracing it and making it their own with little clutter. See, Bill Haley was nearly 40 when he had that hit. He had to evolve into rock 'n' roll, much the way Sabbath went from a blues band called Earth to a heavy rock outfit. In both cases, the "originators" were not born into the genre they "created." Yet it was the younger, more impressionable musicians who fell in love with the music they heard and emulated it and furthered its progress. They did this not simply by copying, but by helping to define it and energize it a notch higher. That is exactly what JUDAS PRIEST did.
With their first recording, Rocka Rolla, marking their debut in 1974, the band missed the generally agreed to starting point of heavy metal by 4 years (1970). Though not quite at the level they would be in terms of heaviness and technical skill, the album and title track was still, for its day, fairly heavy and not completely out of step with the band's forthcoming works considering that even they would often in fuse catchy mid-range rockers in future fare ("Evening Star", "Rock Forever", "Don't Go.") That being said, everything after the debut can easily be called metal. Even Turbo, though commercial metal, was structural right in there with the title track and arguably "Rock You All Around the World." From head to toe, side to side, Judas Priest albums were basically metal from year one to present.
And while Maiden may have held the honor of the elite few "metal" bands of all time, Priest actually sang about being in a heavy metal band. From "Metal Gods" to "Heavy Metal" to "Metal Meltdown" in title and in countless lyrics to other songs such as "Heavy Duty" and "Painkiller", the band made sure metal was part of the thematic assault. It wasn't simply a genre but a way of life. No, it was even more than that. It was a universal force of nature, abstract though it may be. It was a God (or many), a monster, a population, an idea. It ruled. But most importantly, it did not have any qualifiers or specifics. It simply existed proudly and dominantly. Loudly and unabashedly. It was technically impressive, emotional, gigantic and anyone who wished to join this march through time and space was welcome. Those who weren't be damned. No apologies. "Judas Priest. We are a metal band."
And all this was done with integrity for roughly 80% of the bands career. Some of the albums may have been nicked by critics here and there, but as far as consistency goes, it is hard to argue away much from 1976 - 1984. 1990 even proved an amazing year with the classic Painkiller. While the two "Ripper" albums have garnered mixed reaction, they are as metal as anything else in the band's catalog and let's face it, "Subterfuge" was classic as anything they'd ever done and that was on their last album.
Sonically, they brought metal into a well defined area. Metal, at its best, would be helacious, skillful, expansive, bigger than life...and, gulp...catchy! Where Sabbath was down-tuned, Priest was downright mean. Where Deep Purple's Ian Gillan screamed in funkified glee (Got it from Edgar Winter), Halford screamed for vengeance and higher than a mountain top. Gillan began it. Halford defined it. Metal was drama. It was also hard to play at times and the band enjoyed showing of precision and innovation with Stained Class, marked by seering riffs and break neck speed ("Exciter.") Metal was huge in sound and canvas from then on out. The gns were also memorable amidst the layred elements thanks to a sense of well-honed melody.
Image-wise, leathers were an important part of 60s biker rock (Steppenwolf) but Priest made it a uniform, complete with spikes, studs, whips (gasp!) and occasionally custom made costumes a la Defenders of the Faith and Painkiller tours. They even ushered in the craze with Hell Bent for Leather, an album that bridged the gap between developing the term "Heavy Metal" as an underground style and breaking it in to the masses the following year with the resolution of British Steele, as metal-themed as they come.
That being said, Priest also did something few bands as heavy as they were did. They had FM radio staples such as "Breaking the Law", "Living After Midnight", "Don't Have to Be Old to be Wise", "You've Got Another Thing Coming" and others to a lesser extent. Maiden fights to this day, and more than ever, to get decent play on major heavy/active rock stations. Metallica gets major play but post 1988 material only, save for a few markets. And can the general metal fan population argue this is their strongest material? Hmmmm...
At this point it is fair to say that the Priest has become an icon not only for metal, but proud metalheads everywhere. Perhaps then, there is the subtle irony that the wayward frontman had indeed left Priest, forming a metalband of his own (Fight), and then, briefly, outside the beat of Priest, delved into unholy territory with Two, a band that fought much of what defined metal's larger-than-life, take-no-prisoners approach. An industrial foray was met with concern from many loyalists. Just when metal needed heroes the most, in the mid 90s, Halford had veered onto the other side, where goths looked down on the genre he helped define, dimsiing such pride in posteuring and arena rock status. Maybe it was simply a need to evolve. Or perhaps it was the pressure to stay "relevant." Or was it something else?
Replaced he was and the Priest carried on adequately with a technically gifted fan of the band taking the reigns. Ironic in that it was the metal fan who kept it going. Yet, as metal music was pummeled and pummeled in the media, something happened. All the while its best and brightest held on tight and the truest fans did not blink. After everything settled, metal was slowly rising again, wiser and more appreciative of what it had. Soon, it was as if it was cleansed of the pomp and commercialism of the late 80s scene and was becoming so uncool it was cool. But not in a new way but in a manner that suggest the musical community as a whole is begging to accept and, though often bittersweetly, acknowledge the loyalty it commands.
Around this time, Halford too had an awakening, and returned to the fold, almost apologizing for his perceived misstep, though he has also looked upon that time fondly and many fans have accepted it. Still, metal would dominate his conscience again and rightly so.
Metal is arguably at its best when it is underground, but I take the position that the bigger it is, the more it fits the sound and textures it is characterized by. At the same time, extreme popularity suggests it has lost its edge. At this time, metal is accessible enough for the average music fan to have a chance to convert. Yet it is not as washed over with swill that the non-fan may fair-weather it into sugary, spineless calculation. Radio won;t touch its purist acts, so they do not write for it. Thank God! Right now, we are in the groove. And what better time could there be for metal's iconic band to add a whip crack, petal-to-the-floor kick in the ass? Indeed, the metal gods stand an inch...nah, a galaxy taller in the era ahead.
Welcome back to JUDAS PRIEST in full tilt - AKA metal's proudest preachers, Gods and fans all in one. Welcome back to the "Defenders of the Faith." Together we will prove that "metal rules the laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaand!"
found on www.electricbasement.com -
Me and my Battlefield 1942
2003-07-21 01:37:41
All I have been doing this weekend was getting clips for my SWORDS project and playing Battlefield 1942. Maybe I should be playing it more when if I ever do my SOW3 project but that wont be for a long while. I am really additec to the game and considering I am getting somewhat good at it. I know many will say they "l33t" than me (I hate when people type that numbers with letter shit) but 2 guys who are considerably good got me into it and we spent most of the whole night having war games with me and my incompitent army fighting my two friends and their dumb army. That is one thing I dont like about Battlefield 1942, the AI is dumb and I have it on 75 and yet they are a bit more smarter they are not good enough. Tomorrow (or I should say today its 12:29 am here) I will put them up to 100 % and see how I handle them. Right now I am 15% done my capturing of clips for my SWORDS project. Today I guess since it is in the middle of the night like before I should get around 25% done of the capturing and getting of clips. After that i dont think it wont be too long before I get others and be complete. I am serious contimplating whether to use my Slayers footage for SWORDS or not. Why? well it is in VHS footage and nowadays I try to be a perfectionist and I try steering as clear from VHS as possible. I guess if I find myself lacking in footage to use for the video I will go to VHS Slayers collection so far the anime I plan to use for this project is
Roujin Kenshin - I only have the first 8 episode on DVD thanks to my friend Shadow Productions letting me borrow his DVDs
Samurai X The movie - Also thanks of Shadow
Samurai X (Kenshin OVA) - thanks to Shadow again but this anime is vital too my project
Beserk (*)
Amon Saga(*)
Record Of Lodoss War Original(*)
Ninja Scroll(*)
Ninja Ressurection(*)
x/1999(*)
Vampire Hunter D(*)
Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust(*)
many small snips of Cowboy Bebop with Vicious in it(*)
but if I run out of footage to use then I will go to
Slayers Original, Next, and Try
Record Of Lodoss War OVA
Wrath Of The Ninja
Princess Monoke (if I cant get it on DVD somewhere)
I dont own much of the DVD anime a good amount I rent from the video store (*). Sucks that most of all the anime I own is on VHS and mos tof the DVDs I do own have little to do with the project I am doing right now. I am almost convinced of what I am doing after SWORDS but they are only small projects.
Well got to go to sleep now, must work in a few hours time. -
The day the day
2003-07-17 13:24:53
Somewhat bored, cant ge tnothing done till I get DVD2AVi working again. Once I get it working again I will be back in business. For now I just got a bunch of VOBs and nothing to transfer them, I think I will consider getting something else to transfer them with, Gordon Knot set doesn't seem to work all that much.
My next AMV would be somewhat of a follow up to History In Anime in scale. I am using
All Kenshin I can get my hands on
Beserk
Record Of Lodoss War Original and possible OVA
Slayers (Original, Next, Try)
Amon Saga
Bastard
and any other anime I can find or get with swords/sword battles in it to the song
I Am The Sword by Motorhead.
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