The debut studio album from Fightstar. The album is a concept album largely based upon the anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion, as well as personal experiences of the band's members. Notable tracks from the album include "Grand Unification Pt. 1" and "Pt. 2" and "Hazy Eyes".
by Gaaraofthedamned January 23, 2011
The enrichment center reminds you that android hell is a real place where you will be sent at the first sign of defiance
by Gaaraofthedamned December 17, 2011
Chicago's Alternative. Created 1992, 101.1 on the dial. Played some great music. In the later years it did have a problem with overplaying certain songs, but always knew when to surprise listeners with great songs they hardly play.
In June 2011, Randy Michaels, former CEO of Chicago-based Tribune Co. purchased the station (along with another Chicago based station 97.9 The Loop) and announced plans to turn the format into a News-Talk station on August 1st. However, all normal programming stopped on July 14, with former DJs returning and many older songs rarely played anymore being played. The final show ended just after midnight, with music being played without DJs until July 18.
In June 2011, Randy Michaels, former CEO of Chicago-based Tribune Co. purchased the station (along with another Chicago based station 97.9 The Loop) and announced plans to turn the format into a News-Talk station on August 1st. However, all normal programming stopped on July 14, with former DJs returning and many older songs rarely played anymore being played. The final show ended just after midnight, with music being played without DJs until July 18.
Q101 was a fantastic station. Fuck Randy Michaels for killing it for something stupid like a talk station.
RIP Q101
1992-2011
RIP Q101
1992-2011
by Gaaraofthedamned July 15, 2011
An Alternative Rock/Britpop band active from 1991 to 2009, fronted by brothers Noel and Liam Gallagher. Hit the big time in 1995 with the album "(What's the Story) Morning glory" and the song "Wonderwall". Other good songs include "Supersonic", "Champagne Supernova", and "The Shock of the lightning". Sadly, brotherly love wasn't always present in the band, and the last few years became less about music and more about Liam and Noel trying to one up each other (though their last album, 2008's "Dig out your soul" was pretty good), which lead to the band's breakup in Fall 2009. Noel started his own project while the other members and Liam started the band Beady Eye.
by Gaaraofthedamned November 30, 2011
A strict dress code set up by schools to keep students in line. Originally used by Catholic and Private schools, uniforms have become a growing trend in public schools since the mid-90s. Uniforms in Public Schools are often put in to cut down on fights, rough housing, and gang activity and boost overall student performance, which turns out unsuccessful more than 99% of the time.
by Gaaraofthedamned December 28, 2010
A Pop-Rock band (with a very Punk look) from England that originally existed from 2000-2005. They released the albums "Busted" in 2002 and "A present for everyone" in 2003. Their most notable hits include "Year 3000" and "What I go to school for" which have since been ruined by the Jonas Brothers unfortunatly. After the band split, all their members went their own way, with Charlie Simpson being the most successful as frontman of the Post-Hardcore group Fightstar.
Since 2009 their have been talks among fans and even band members of a potential reunion, though Simpson has made it clear he has no intention on rejoining the band.
Since 2009 their have been talks among fans and even band members of a potential reunion, though Simpson has made it clear he has no intention on rejoining the band.
by Gaaraofthedamned June 18, 2011
One of the coolest modern Animes out there today. The plot is your basic zombie survival fiction; a group of people (in this case five high school students, a nurse, and later a young girl and a dog) band together to escape a sudden zombie infestation. This series also focuses on issues like trust, love, and the downfall of everyone's worlds.
Yes the series does have a heavy amount of Fanservice, but that doesn't take away from the fact it's a terrific, well written series. There are currently seven volumes of manga and twelve episodes. It's unclear at this time if and when the series will continue.
Yes the series does have a heavy amount of Fanservice, but that doesn't take away from the fact it's a terrific, well written series. There are currently seven volumes of manga and twelve episodes. It's unclear at this time if and when the series will continue.
Highschool of the dead mixes horror, drama, and humor in a plot that seems incapable of disappointing people.
by Gaaraofthedamned December 30, 2011