A song audible only to dogs has topped New Zealand record charts. "A Very Silent Night," recorded at a frequency only dogs can hear, was so popular among owners it hit number one at Christmas.
It seems that the dogs didn't always respond so well: One went berserk and attacked and destroyed the radio when it played. Others just did nothing at all. (Sounds like the range of human responses to Danish metal.) Fools and their money...
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It seems that the dogs didn't always respond so well: One went berserk and attacked and destroyed the radio when it played. Others just did nothing at all. (Sounds like the range of human responses to Danish metal.) Fools and their money...
Are the Danish bands the ones that burn churches and such?
I think the bands from Finland/Sweden do.
I think you're right. Danish metal probably sucks. Finnish metal is pretty bad, too.
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