Ratatat

Archive for January, 2010

I found this unfolded metal ironing board, but can’t figure out how to fold it. There is a metal rod, but I can’t make it move. Please help!

there should be a "handle" shaped part to that rod at the center underside edge of the board. you have your thumb on the board & reach your fingers under & push up on the handle

I think the song is hot fire or sumthing it rocks. I think the band is British! They have a loud techno-punk-rock sound. In the band there is a sexxy punky female lead singer, a long brown hair keyboarder-synthesizer, and a guitarist with long blonde hair!

Freeze Pop?

=]

They didn’t seem to have it on any guitar tablature sites.

I want to listen to some heavy metal bands, nothing too out-there, and no screaming, but bands that can actually sing and play instruments. Bands I like are Slipknot, Metallica and Korn.

all that remains
arch enemy
the black dehlia murder
lamb of god
oh you said no screaming well then
as i lay dieing
DRAGONFORCE
children of bodom – strongly recommend
michel angelo batio my opinion very best guitar player
kittie
death from above 1979
dethklok
rage agianst machine
ramstein
alice in chains

Ok i have seen ppl ask this before but my case is a little different. I realize that techno is made with programs like fruity loops and i already know how to use it. My question is about starting an actual BAND. I play guitar and bass and i was wondering if it would be practical to just and a bunch of synth to guitar bass and keys with an electronic drum kit or is it really not worth my time. Thanks in advance for all answers.

Yes absolutely!

Paul Van Dyk uses a live band combined with a dj set for his current tour and its amazing.

A keyboard will help, but bass, guitar and beats are the perfect start!

Keep me posted bro!

Check out Pendulum.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YZBQMJlVXyc&feature=related

here is the link for the video i found on youtube that uses this song…i know at the end it says its ratatat but dont they have a lot of songs with all kinds of diffrent names???please someone help!!!!!!!!!!!!!!111

Ratatat: Gettysberg.
LOL!
I LOVE THIS SONG ahahha i know all of there songs

When I first got into metal, it was one of the few genres I would even touch. Nowadays, I hardly listen to it, prefering other subgenres of metal over it.

So, how many of you still listen to Heavy Metal regularly?

Favorite HM band?

If you mean heavy metal as in traditional heavy metal, then very rarely. I still listen to Judas Priest and Black Sabbath, as well as a few of the other classic bands, but I prefer subgenres, such as ambient black metal or technical death metal, or folk metal.

My friends having a rave for her sweet sixteen and she asked me to help her find some music to play. So if you know any good techno music or good remixes leave them here. :] thankss.

dj tiesto

Do you know where you could download the ratatat remix volume one !? You can download volume two off of their myspace page but Not the old versionn, Thanks stay sexy.

Try limewire.

A piece of metal weighing 500.0 g is put into a boiling water bath. After 10 minutes, the metal is immediately placed in 250.0 g of water at 40.0 °C. The maximum temperature that the system reaches is 50.0 °C. What is the specific heat of the metal?

For the water to go from 40 C to 50 C with a mass of 250 grams takes 2500 calories.
250 gm* (50c-40c) = 2500 calories

The specific heat equation is :

Heat added = specific heat * mass *(T final – T initial)

Plug in the values.
Metal Mass = 500 grams
amount of heat added = 2500 calories
initial temperature = 40C
final temperature = 50C
(went backwards here but same temp differential)

Solve for specific heat and you get

Specific heat = 0.5 cal/gm C or 2.0934 joule/gm C

depending on units used.
The boiling water makes no difference in this problem. The boiling water was simply a uniform heat source that could be weighed and measured easily. The important thing was the metal warmed the water from 40c to 50c. The metal at maximum temperature reached 100C and the heat of that metal is what warmed up by the 250gm of water by 10C