On January 1st, 2013, they released their debut album ''Called to Rise''. Recommended for fans of Spawn of Possession, Necrophagist, Man Must Die and Odious Mortem.
2) Formed in 1984, OBLIVION is a Thrash Metal band from Toms River, NJ, USA. It was releasing through the now defunct, Bestial Malevolence Records. Go to www.oblivionband.com or www.facebook.com/OBLIVIONusa to listen and stay up to date on the current recording of new material for an independent label release in 2014. Formers members were in Solace, Breakdown, etc., listen to OBLIVION at http://www.last.fm/music/OBLIVION+(official)
3) Death metal band Goczałków/Strzegom, Poland. Years active: 2006-present. Released 3 demos and 2 albums. They are expected to release a new album sometime in the first half of 2013, and are currently recording new songs.
4) A heavy hardcore band from Tacoma, Washington. Members of Open Fire, Nothing To Prove and Never Looking Back.
5) A punk band from Chicago, IL.
6) Electronic producer from Sao Paulo, Brazil.
7) A Thrash/Speed metal from Pula, Croatia. Disbanded. Years active: 1998-2000. Released 1 demo.
8) The original name of Quebecois thrash metal band Obliveon.
9) Death metal band from Czech Republic
10) A melodic death/thrash metal band from Limassol, Cyprus.
11) Heavy/Thrash Metal from Bogota, Colombia. Years of Activity: 2002-2010. Released: 1 album + 1 EP. Now called Oblivionscope.
12) Old School Power Metal from Tampa Bay, Florida, United States. Years active: 1984-present. Release: 3 demos.
13) Melodic Death/Thrash Metal from Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Released 1 album in 2000. Status: Unknow.
14) Heavy/Traditional Metal from Wilhelmsfeld/Heidelberg, Baden-Württemberg, Germany
15) Heavy Metal from Beirut, Lebanon. Years active: 2007-2012. Released 1 MCD in 2010. They played their last
concert on August 17th, 2012, at the Quadrangle Hazmieh in Beirut, Lebanon.
16) Thrash Metal from Castellarano (Reggio Emilia), Emilia-Romagna, Italy. Years active: 1989-?. Released 1 album in 1991.
17) Thrash Metal from Toms River, New Jersey, United States. Years active: 1984-present. Released 7 demos between 1985 and 1990, and relased through Bestial Malevolence.
In September 2009 they released a CD with 3 demos and some unreleased tracks from 1991, titled Remixed then Resurrection. Indie label EP release of "Mankind Become Inhuman" scheduled for 2013 release, followed by a full-length in 2014.
18) Thrash Metal from North Carolina, United States. Released an album in 1989.
19) Progressive Metal from Neunkirchen/Saarbrücken/Saarlouis, Saarland, Germany. Released 1 EP in 97.
20) Thrash Metal from Gambrills, Maryland, United States. Years active: 1987-1993. Released 3 demos.
21) Melodic Death Metal from Cham, Bavaria, Germany. Formerly known as Firelectric (2005-2007). Released 1 album.
22) Religious Thrash Metal from Sweden. Released 1 album.
23) An alias of drum'n'bass duo Source Direct
Back on the Satelite
Oblivion Lyrics
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Meanwhile back on the satellite
I look at this place with words of hate and fear
I pack up my dreams and get away from here
I shoot for the stars, the coast is clear
No atmosphere
Meanwhile back on the satellite
You live in a world of trick photography
While up here in a space a cold tranquility
We'll always confine, reminding me I'm free
Meanwhile back on the satellite
Meanwhile back on the satellite
It's prime time back on the satellite
It's my time back on the satellite
When I am alone, I will appreciate
That all of my plans, I can't facilitate
Cause none of you there can aggravate
It's great!
Meanwhile back on the satellite
Meanwhile back on the satellite
Meanwhile back on the satellite
Meanwhile back on the satellite (fade out)
The lyrics of Oblivion's song 'Back on the Satellite' express the feelings of an individual who seems to have grown tired of living on earth and longs to escape to space. The first verse paints a picture of someone who is unhappy with their current situation and wishes to leave it all behind. They look at where they are with "words of hate and fear" and decide to "pack up my dreams and get away from here." The second line reveals that the singer is determined to succeed in their attempt to escape by "shoot[ing] for the stars", while the third line explains that there is no going back as there is "No atmosphere." In the end, the singer glorifies their choice to leave Earth and decides to stay in space where they can appreciate being alone without the aggravation of anyone else.
The second verse follows a similar theme, with the singer highlighting the contrast between life on Earth and that in space. They note how life on Earth is full of "trick photography," implying that people manipulate their lives to create an image of perfection, while life in space is characterized by a "cold tranquility." They acknowledge that, despite being confined to their spaceship, they feel more free than they ever did on Earth. The chorus repeats the phrase "Meanwhile back on the satellite," emphasizing the singer's desire to escape from Earth and never turn back.
Overall, 'Back on the Satellite' can be viewed as a commentary on the desire for freedom, the disappointment of the limitations of human life, and the allure of space exploration. The singer's decision to leave everything behind in pursuit of his dreams of escape is a reflection of the human need for adventure and discovery, while the contrast between life on Earth and in space highlights the beauty of both and the possibility of finding one's true calling.
Line by Line Meaning
Meanwhile back on the satellite
As I journey through space, I take a moment to remember the satellite that's constantly orbiting the Earth and observe how different life is there.
I look at this place with words of hate and fear
As I view Earth from space, I can't help but harbor negative emotions towards it, fueled by my experiences on the planet.
I pack up my dreams and get away from here
Frustrated by the limitations of Earth, I abandon my aspirations and flee to the unknown depths of space.
I shoot for the stars, the coast is clear
With my eyes set on the vast universe, I propel myself towards the stars with no hindrances to impede my journey.
No atmosphere
I depart from Earth's confined environment, escaping its threatening atmosphere and breathing woes.
You live in a world of trick photography
Earthlings are prone to illusions and deceit of camera traps, whereas I view the world through a lens of cold objectivity.
While up here in a space a cold tranquility
When you don't have to fight for oxygen, there's a peaceful calmness that comes with the territory.
We'll always confine, reminding me I'm free
Despite my physical confinement to my craft, I am free to venture as far and wide as I dare.
It's prime time back on the satellite
As I return to the satellite, I become more attuned to the simplicity and functionality of space.
It's my time back on the satellite
My time spent in space reminds me of the purity and sanctity of the satellite, far removed from the corruption and chaos of Earth.
When I am alone, I will appreciate
During my moments of solitude, I realize the value of my isolation and cherish the peace it brings.
That all of my plans, I can't facilitate
I am left to ponder over my unfulfilled ambitions, hobbled by my inability to perform or influence on Earth.
Cause none of you there can aggravate
There is no one to judge, criticize, or irritate me; I am devoid of life's petty concerns and conflicts.
It's great!
I take pleasure in knowing that despite life's flaws, I can always retreat to my home on the satellite and escape the world's troubles.
Meanwhile back on the satellite
The refrain signifies how escaping to space creates a disconnect with earth-bound life, allowing me to introspect and experience a unique perspective on the planet.
Meanwhile back on the satellite (fade out)
The song slowly winds down, mirroring the fading away of Earth's problems, allowing me to reflect inwards in a safe and peaceful environment.
Contributed by Max R. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@BiomechanicalBrick
@@poilboiler yeah that's a couple more different behaviours than a commoner oblivion npc. Too bad oblivion had to do that for magnitudes more NPCs, and a lot of them also eat sleep wander travel search steal shop converse etc.
But I don't care because the elder scrolls promises and tries doing an action game/life simulation rpg while gothic is some random action game that doesn't give the same number of freedoms to the player.
You can say there are many options in the elder scrolls but they're shallower/less developed (such as combat animations which is something gothic fans love flaunting). However being able to open every door, pick up every object, speak with every character and use every interactive mechanic in the game on them is worth something.
Gothic is all about combat and the elder scrolls is more about simulation and role playing i guess? That's why I don't get why people bring up gothic
they probably think gothic "deserves" more popularity than tes which is imo an irrational take because they simply do different things that create different experiences.
@Patrician
Thanks to everyone who supported me the past 10 months. Read this comment before you respond:
NIRNROOT: Yes I said it weird. You can apparently drop Nirnroot on at least the Steam version of Oblivion. It's weird because I've had conversations IRL about not being able to drop Nirnroot, and it's one of the chief complaints of the Nirnroot quest I've heard (being that you have to collect ~100 of them just to be able to finally stop carrying them around). Those memories came from the physical PC copy as well as the 360 copy, in case anyone wants to look into it.
HACKDIRT: Yes, I'm aware that Hackdirt is a Lovecraft reference. I figured a fake out referencing an obscure film from the 60s was an obvious enough joke. Do you actually think I knew what "Shadow over Elveron" was prior to writing this script? It was a made for TV film from the late 60s, it's so obscure the novel it was based on doesn't even have a wikipedia page. "Shadow over Innsmouth" is, however, not an obscure reference. The joke is predicated on you thinking I'm about to say "Shadow over Innsmouth" and then faking you out at the last second. Thanks for playing along, you can stop telling me now.
MOUNT AND BLADE: I did not say that Mount and Blade came after Mordhau. That paragraph is just structured badly, also I was lazy and used the Bannerlord footage I already had rather than getting new Warband footage. I mention Morrowind first, then clarify that Mordhau has directional attacks, and then say that Mount and Blade also used directional attacks, which was supposed to be relative to the first subject, not the second. The idea was to progress the idea backwards, and then show that Elder Scrolls pre-dated it all.
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