Not to bust on anyone but do you know how much money the average family in East Europe makes? Well in 2005 it was the following:

According to figures published by the World Bank at the end of 2005, 20 percent of the Russian population lives below the poverty line, which is defined as a monthly income of 1,000 roubles (less than 30 euros, or $38).

$38 Dollars a month! I have been to East Europe many times and it's just not feasible for alot of people to buy a CD which is half their monthly income.

Now I know this will bring on the flames. So be it.

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Originally posted by MidnightSun:
the correct order for the songs is..

bien venidos
get to the gone
permanence
black and white
this is not
otsego undead
cold
structual defect
in a bag
burn to burn
machien
a dios alma perdida.

find a real copy of the album and support the band. ^-^

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Originally posted by [-DOOM-]:
Bien Venidos = Wellcome

A Dios Alma Perdida = To God Lost Soul

That's what both of them mean

That's right. I looked them up on an english-spanish translator and that's what I got.

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Originally posted by sicktheory:
Funny you mention that, just last week me and some buddies from work went out, we all rode in my car, nothing but rock Cd's all over the place one of my buddies yells out "hey play some good shit none of that rock shit you listen too" so being me I grab the machine CD blast up the volume play the first track, there all like WTF>? hey bro you listen to Mexican music>??? Then it cuts into get to the gone then they were all like AAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!

Ha ha. I could just imagine how funny that'd be.

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Originally posted by sicktheory:
Funny you mention that, just last week me and some buddies from work went out, we all rode in my car, nothing but rock Cd's all over the place one of my buddies yells out "hey play some good shit none of that rock shit you listen too" so being me I grab the machine CD blast up the volume play the first track, there all like WTF>? hey bro you listen to Mexican music>??? Then it cuts into get to the gone then they were all like AAAHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

heh ive done the same thing but with an opposite crowd. people who can appreaciate the "mexican music"

When you live in LA you get used to hearing traditional Mexican music all the time, so it seemed fitting to incorporate it into what we were doing then.

i love the spanish music intro...i remember first listening to start a war when my friend had picked me up from the airport and "i want to fucking break it" was just starting, i was like what the fuck u dont listen to that music and then the actual song began.

start a war had just been released and i hadnt heard the album so that was a great way to start the day.

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Originally posted by Mr. Static:
The plan was to give Dino a hair cut and put some goggles on him so everyone would think he was Koichi. Lucky for us we got the real Koichi back.

Give Koichi a wig, and cut Dino's hair then make them swap bands for a gig.

Don't know what it'd achieve, but it'd be funny to see Koichi in a wig.

"Adios Alma Perdida" means "Goodbye Lost Soul" in spanish. I think that's appropriate for that song because it almost sounds as if someone is being dragged into hell... but that's just my opinion. Listen to it, maybe you'll see what I'm sayin'.

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Originally posted by VLADIMIR:
"Adios Alma Perdida" means "Goodbye Lost Soul" in spanish. I think that's appropriate for that song because it almost sounds as if someone is being dragged into hell... but that's just my opinion. Listen to it, maybe you'll see what I'm sayin'.

i agree