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Wednesday, July 22nd 2009, 12:42pm

Attenuation[dB] = a [dB/(MHz*cm)] · l [cm] · f [MHz]

Given that the creative process is sometimes likened to tuning in to the vast ocean of creative transmissions in the universe and just seeing what you, as an alchemist-receiver pick up and transmute, I wonder what the attenuation coefficient of trying to please fans is?

Feel the flow and keep a as close to zero as possible. =)

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Wednesday, July 22nd 2009, 2:08pm

Way to go girl! Hahaha...

Is there anyone who is not a geek in this forum? :D


(BTW we forgot to exchange cards! - Heyo sis! *waves back*)
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Thursday, July 23rd 2009, 9:18am

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Originally posted by LePand


Is there anyone who is not a geek in this forum? :D


I hope not! Geeks are huge factors of the fundamental force that keeps the world spinning. Even though we don't (usually) make allegorical references to fringe maths, Covenant is securely founded on geekiness. Eskil and I once got drunk while "enjoying" geek punk rock at the Hilbert Café (the social roaming grounds at the Physics Department in Lund). I hope that counts for something?

:lol:

I'm not sure that the Internet is the proper place for me to divulge the true extent of just how geeky we are (it might frighten some potential sources of income...) but let's see what levels we can achieve while enjoying buffalo grass-enhanced C2H5OH not too far from 50° 56' 0" N, 16° 6' 0" E? Anyone who feels up to the task is welcome as long as someone takes care of the organisation.

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Thursday, July 23rd 2009, 10:04am

I can figure that one out without a problem, but just because I am geeky like that, hahaha. I love polish C2....

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Thursday, July 23rd 2009, 1:59pm

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50° 56' 0" N, 16° 6' 0" E


I am so there!
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Thursday, July 23rd 2009, 4:20pm

Unfortunately I'm not geek.

I'm just a freak.

The statutory freak of the covenant community - hello geeks! :D

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Thursday, July 23rd 2009, 9:06pm

hm... guess you could count me a geek... and freek... that is! ;)

btw... biggest hopes about the new album... that I hold it in my hands soon :)

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Friday, July 24th 2009, 3:43pm

My biggest hope for the new material is that it be challenging.

Across the many different genres of music that I listen to, many of my all-time-favorite albums and bands I initially disliked. That is, something about the material did not instantly mesh with my frame of mind, but nevertheless was compelling enough to keep me listening to it. After really getting absorbed in the music, I would eventually have a sort of aural revelation when everything just clicked into place and blew me away.

United States of Mind did this for me. When I first heard it, I ranked it my least favorite Covenant album and proceeded to ignore it for awhile. After coming back to it, and really listening to it a few times, the songs started to just blow my mind. It's now my favorite album by Covenant.

If the new album can do that for me, I'll be a happy audiophile.
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Tuesday, August 4th 2009, 9:27am

RE: Your hopes & dreams regarding a new Covenant project

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A female guest singer for a duett with Eskil, would be very interesting. 8)
I would prefer Elles de Graaf, you can find her vocals mainly on several trance projects.
Wait for the chorus and imagine Eskils voice as a duett, I am shure this would work.



I have to politely disagree. In my humble opinion, one of the reasons 242 crashed and burned (though managed to resurrect magnificently) back in the Evil Off days was when they got a female singer. Some dynamics in bands just... don't work with that. It really really put me off 242 for that reason for those albums. I cannot see a female energy in the dynamic that Covenant has. Side project of whomever, go for it. I may not like it, but it won't have anything to do with Covenant then. Or I may like it- who knows. I didn't like Ellen Allien's (sp?) remix of Bullet either, though I like her own music.

Kind of hard to explain. Wonder if anyone groks this.

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Wednesday, August 5th 2009, 10:02am

Yeah Tex, it's like putting a girl to make asado, it just doesn't work.
BTW, you kick like a girl, Tex. Let us go, Evil bunny!
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Saturday, August 8th 2009, 6:26am

The evil rabbits are beginning to scare me, Arrr-gen-tina....

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Saturday, August 8th 2009, 6:32am

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Attenuation[dB] = a [dB/(MHz*cm)] · l [cm] · f [MHz]

Given that the creative process is sometimes likened to tuning in to the vast ocean of creative transmissions in the universe and just seeing what you, as an alchemist-receiver pick up and transmute, I wonder what the attenuation coefficient of trying to please fans is?



Too many variables and way too many outliers! Let's relax on J's coordinates and happily gaze at the ceiling effect...


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Feel the flow and keep a as close to zero as possible. =)



p=<.05; \therefore \!\, 1, -1, 0?

I like you already. :D

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Tuesday, August 11th 2009, 9:24am

I hope there will be lyrics featuring the words "creature" and "darkness" - will be a No. 1 hit among the worldwide Goth scene! :D

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Sunday, August 23rd 2009, 1:13am

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And of course I hope for a cool vinyl release too!!

I'm asking, as a not-(yet-)know-all-about-Covenant-fan and a vinyl-fan: are there any vinyl Covenant releases? =0

I'm confused by Discogs and Wikipedia...

Discogs for example says: 'Covenant - Skyshaper (CD, Album + CD, EP, Ltd)'
And Wiki says: An extended play (EP) is a vinyl record, CD, or music download which contains more music than a single, but is too short to qualify as an LP.

So an EP can be a download? 0___o

Okay, my mind is wandering off this topic. About a new Covenant project (say Modern Ruin)... Collabs with other artists would be great. As previously mentioned, Seabound's nice. Although a more experimental touch wouldn't do harm either, I doubt if projects like Seabound have something to add to Covenant.

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Sunday, August 23rd 2009, 8:30am

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And of course I hope for a cool vinyl release too!!

I'm asking, as a not-(yet-)know-all-about-Covenant-fan and a vinyl-fan: are there any vinyl Covenant releases? =0


Hello,

Look here Covenant-Lyrics and Diskographie All Vinyl are listed in this PDF.

Greetings
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Sunday, August 23rd 2009, 11:30am

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Originally posted by Niggels (very long ago)
And of course I hope for a cool vinyl release too!!

I'm asking, as a not-(yet-)know-all-about-Covenant-fan and a vinyl-fan: are there any vinyl Covenant releases? =0


Hello,

Look here Covenant-Lyrics and Diskographie All Vinyl are listed in this PDF.

Greetings

Ah, danke. Mainly collectors' items I see... Northern Light for sale for €150 on Discogs, damn. ._.

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Monday, August 24th 2009, 5:00pm

RE: Your hopes & dreams regarding a new Covenant project

My predominant hope is that "Get On" makes it onto the record.

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