Posted: 5-Nov-05 12:01 GMT (#31)
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- miray
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- anyone_
- one last goodbye
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Posted: 4-Dec-05 14:09 GMT (#101)
lot of turkish fans here 
what do you thing about "congratulate" in turkish...i especially thing about the footballgame against swiss *lol*
*joke*
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what do you thing about "congratulate" in turkish...i especially thing about the footballgame against swiss *lol*
*joke*
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renew our faith which way we can - to fall in love with life again (fixxxer - metallica)
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Posted: 18-Dec-05 13:37 GMT (#130)
"Whenever death may surprise us, let it be welcome if our battle cry has reached even one receptive ear and another hand reaches out to take up our arms."
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- sid
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Posted: 20-Dec-05 02:29 GMT (#155)
I started listening anathema during summer 2004 (relatively new fan 
) But anathema is without a doubt my best band ever!!!! 
A friend of mine (who now is my true and only love) gave me some cd's and the more i listened to them, the more i cherished their music... and i realized how music can change your life... and how it can take you to the most sorrowful places in your mind... were you long to go your entire life......
I love every single song anathema have written....
I dont only love them, they're a part of me....
) But anathema is without a doubt my best band ever!!!! A friend of mine (who now is my true and only love) gave me some cd's and the more i listened to them, the more i cherished their music... and i realized how music can change your life... and how it can take you to the most sorrowful places in your mind... were you long to go your entire life......I love every single song anathema have written....
I dont only love them, they're a part of me....
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to see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour
- iaira
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Posted: 5-Jan-06 22:03 GMT (#341)
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ubi dubium ibi libertas.
- Prida
- Inner Silence
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Posted: 16-Jan-06 15:47 GMT (#389)
by coincidance...must say that Anethema found me 
chances are fading...this world isn't waiting.....
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- thumbelina
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- sid
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Posted: 5-Feb-06 13:11 GMT (#501)
to see a world in a grain of sand and a heaven in a wild flower, hold infinity in the palm of your hand and eternity in an hour
Posted: 11-Feb-06 22:38 GMT (#539)
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Posted: 18-Feb-06 22:03 GMT (#566)
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"...Asleep is the rose, in tired innocence dreaming time away..."
Posted: 18-Feb-06 22:57 GMT (#568)
- tapsi
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Posted: 21-Mar-06 17:03 GMT (#662)
I remember the first time I heard Anathema in 1997 I wasn't impressed all that much we were in a shop and Eternity Part I was playing as background music and my best friend was jumping around, screaming "oh that's my favourite" and I was like "oh very nice booklet for sure but I wouldn't mind something a bit more dynamic" a few months later Anathema played Budapest and we went to see them and they simply blew us away, we were so awestruck we couldn't even think coherently for days, only mumbling things like "and remember Angelica, and when Vinny surfed the crowd" that gig gained Anathema a very steady Hungarian fanbase, I guess, everyone there fell in love with them, and we love to welcome them back every time they come to visit us
we were in a shop and Eternity Part I was playing as background music and my best friend was jumping around, screaming "oh that's my favourite" and I was like "oh very nice booklet for sure but I wouldn't mind something a bit more dynamic" a few months later Anathema played Budapest and we went to see them and they simply blew us away, we were so awestruck we couldn't even think coherently for days, only mumbling things like "and remember Angelica, and when Vinny surfed the crowd" that gig gained Anathema a very steady Hungarian fanbase, I guess, everyone there fell in love with them, and we love to welcome them back every time they come to visit us I'm a perfectionist. And perfect is a skinned knee.
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Posted: 18-Apr-06 22:34 GMT (#759)
I was asked a simple question today about my home town and how come I left..I looked them in the eye and said cos of the incest.
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