NICE, i see you have it now too.that's alot of have a nice life there too.

sweet! glad you dug them.

oh yeah, it's boring indeed. i'd strongly rec Fall of Efrafa to you, it's some beautiful and heavy sounding post-hardcore/sludge. other than that, have fun :^)

oh that, ha, i had a brain fart for a sec there. yeah, i agree, it's nifty because it shows none of my grindcore plays when theyre the majority of my charts. it's definitely awesome for drone/ambient too. i wish last.fm did it as a feature without the add-on.

normalisr as in the tag cloud? or is that something else?

i don't mind at all. your music taste is great as well :^)

thanks, same to you!

Oh man, you're just starting - I'm so envious, I listened to their albums in a haphazard way, but I think with Ulver it would be cool to go chronologically starting with Bergtatt, to see how the band's evolved, and that's something I regret not doing. Bergtatt is one of my favourite albums overall, can't speak highly enough of it. Probably the biggest influence on heaps of my favourite bm groups, and it's aged really well. It's a very pretty album and if you don't mind folk interludes you might like it. And written when they were 17! Ridiculous. I think it's their best, but it caters to my tastes almost exactly. Ulver haven't made a bad album, indeed almost all of them are fantastic, and they're so different yo - crazy to think that the band that did Nattens madrigal (which though good makes my ears bleed) can go and make Perdition City, one of my favourite electronic albums. But, you know, I'm just a massive Ulver fanboy - you might not like their stuff and that's cool :)