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The Spirit Of A Late, Lame Raj

Keep this in mind: A while ago I'd sent out an e-mail to my friends with this long article detailing how Jim Morrison had faked his own death and was living in Africa. While the article itself was a joke, I had actually researched it (read: I found two books at home that dealt with conspiracies (I only read the Jim Morrison bits (I like The Doors))).

The article was all properly referenced and it even had fragments of songs in between the paragraphs to support my arguments. And most importantly it was funny.

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insanity in a darkened pit (Mayhem, Dungeon, Hellspawn & Abominator 18/9/2002)

Insanity. Or as the Oxford Pocket Dictionary tells me "not of sound mind" is possibly the best way to describe the mosh-pit in a black metal concert. The beat is way to fast to be able to jump to, and constant rhythm changes leave most unable to jump at all. This leaves room only for vast (and I do mean vast) amount of hair-flicking and head banging. But this really only happens to those nuts enough to be at the front barrier.

The next section of the pit, lets call it the "frenzied" section are those that actually make an attempt at jumping. Everything is fine for the first few seconds of a song, but then a rhythm change jumps in and they left to their own devices. This normally means surging in any direction as a group or shoving the person next to them and forming an impromptu square-dance of violence and savagery. But these people aren't a majority and so a firm shove in the back will normally get the message across, and they surge/jump in another direction.

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