what are you listening to ?

[Tres Bien]

That's pretty cool Lol, they are known as turkish cymbals in my country. I have very often got into arguments with people concerning armenia/turkish origin of things, the cymbals one of them.. These people in sweden, have a hard time melting the truth of things...but what comes goes around comes around. (sweet revange...

[spookyghost]

the company was made and started in turkey, but its by an armenian family.

so is it considered after its country or the origins of the maker ?

*scratches head*

[loseyourname]

Is this thread actually going to make 1000 posts? Has that ever been done on any forum ever?

[Hogg]

There's a thread like this at a hip-hop forum I visit but you also say what you think of the song the person posted above you and I'm positive that has way over a 1,000 posts because of how many people post at the board. I'm sure that board has several threads with thousands of posts actually.

Phil Collins - Another Day in Paradise

[Tres Bien]

the company was made and started in turkey, but its by an armenian family.

so is it considered after its country or the origins of the maker ?

*scratches head*'

Well, yeah that's right. But then we dont want to think like the turks do, that everyone living in turkey are turkish, do we?! Or that everything in TURKEY is "turkish"

[TheSwineherd]

At the moment, Bellrays "Have A Little Faith In Me"
But usually Muse.

[SagGal]

Leann Rimes - We Can

[Anonymouse]

This is just bourgeois music that is being fed to the masses to keep them from thinking about the working class, that's all.

[Tres Bien]

what about the US forcec taking afghans supposive talibans to prison,and their forcing them to hear amerian rock music on high volume in the prison. I dont know if thats true, but it was reported a while ago when the us forces was inprisoning afghan soldiers. lol...crazy

[Hogg]

Jedi Mind Tricks - Retaliation