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editHuh? What song is the "wear a bra" lyric supposedly from? I can find no source though the almighty Google, and I've certainly never heard it. Is this just a lyric you remember hearing?
- It's from a track called 'Apoptygma' found in a 'Victims of Mutilation' demotape (1990).
Does anyone have any information about Stephan Groth being in a black metal band called Mock (pre-Kampfar)? Satyr (of Satyricon) said this in a interview when asked about the APB remix.
Apoptygma (Greek)
editAre you absolutely certain that Apoptygma should be pronounced with a "u" instead of a "y"? Being Greek, I think that Apoptygma is written and pronounced correctly (A-po-pti-gma). --Antono 07:49, 29 May 2005 (UTC)
- The article specifies that it is an "old Greek word". So perhaps it's going by the ancient pronounciation.--Aleron235 16:42, 4 February 2006 (UTC)
- Or the reverse. The apparent issue is that the word apoptygma is/was composed not with the Latin letter y, but with one of these. So, depending on when you're from in Greece, the upsilon would be pronounced as [u], [y], or [i] —from most ancient to most modern. (See IPA chart for English and Pronunciation respelling for English.)
English speakers, however, will see apoptygma and most likely pronounce the y as [ɪ], rhyming with stigma. Some believe the word should follow a classical Greek pronunciation ([y], like the German ü). Antono above probably read the y as [i], since he is Greek, and presumably modern. Personally, I'd favor this pronunciation—or the English one, since I'm a native English speaker. In any case, the claim in the current article that the word has some sort of "universal" pronunciation is ridiculous. —RVJ 21:58, 10 February 2007 (UTC)
Photo...
editAre you sure that the person on the photo on the left is Angel Stengel? I would say the guy looks more like Anders Odden.
- As the picture is from 2004, I would say it's pretty certain that it's Angel Stengel being pictured. I can't remember when Anders Odden first left the band, but it was before 2004, and he didn't join again till 2005 on their latest album.
Hidden track
editThe article implies that "Fade to Black" is a hidden track, when it's actually track 8 of 13 on "Welcome to Earth". The hidden track on this album is an 8-bit sounding song.
- There's no longer any such implication, as far as I can see. Equinox ◑ 03:16, 19 October 2016 (UTC)
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