EPISODE · Feb 19, 2013

LJDH – Dethroned Emperors

from LJDH Archives - Radio Campus Tours - 99.5 FM

Le Journal Du Hard Épisode du lundi 18 Février 2013 "DIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIEEEEEEEEEE!!!!" hurlait Charlie "Chuck" Schuldiner au démarrage du titre "Infernal Death", et il me semble que Roger Vadim a réalisé un film qui se nomme "Et mourir...de plaisir" (en effet, en 1960, titre italien "il sangue e la Rosa"), et il me semble que les goules, vampires, succubes, incubes, démons de toutes sortes et nécromants se consument de jouissance en écoutant ce programme...L'invocation a permis d'ouvrir la Porte de la Dimension ktuluenne à Incantation, Kreator, Sacrifice, Celtic Frost, Death, pour commencer. On décolle ensuite pour l'Amérique du Sud et son "côté punk", avec Actitud Subversiva( Puerto Rico), Colera, Auschwitz ( Brazil), Tortura Auditiva (Mexico), Vitamina A ( provenance non indiquée...Argentine?), Los KK ( Chili), Los Dolares ( Venezuela) et Polikarpa Y Sus Viciosas ( Colombia).

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