20 Best Deathmetal CD's In Existence (Heil Creativity)
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1. Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness (Earache)
2. Therion - Beyond Sanctorum (Music For Nations)
3. Gorguts - Considered Dead|The Erosion of Sanity|Endura
4. Atheist - Unquestionable Presence (Music For Nations)
5. Dismember - Like An Ever-Flowing Stream...
6. Death - Human (Relativity)
7. Possessed - Seven Churches (Century Media)
8. At the Gates - Gardens of Grief (Dolores)
9. Entombed - Left Hand Path (Earache)
10. dead horse - HORSECORE (beermoment)
11. Sentenced - North From Here (Spinefarm/Century Media)
12. Slayer - Anything South of Heaven or Before (Metal Blade/American)
13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
14. Sepultura - Beneath The Remains (Roadrunner)
15. Rigor Mortis - Rigor Mortis (Caroline)
16. Sinister - Cross the Styx (Nuclear Blast)
17. Monstrosity - Imperial Doom (Nuclear Blast)
18. Kreator - Pleasure to Kill (Noise)
19. Unleashed - Shadows in the Deep (Century Media)
20. Vader - The Ultimate Incantation (Earache)
[ bonus track !!1!1!! ]
21. Demilich - Nespithe (Necropolis)
22. Massacra - Final Holocaust (Thrash?)
23. Autopsy - Mental Funeral (Peaceville)
24. Hypocrisy - Penetralia (Nuclear Blast?)
25. Cynic - Focus (Roadracer)
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Gringo Starr
: 7. Possessed - Seven Churches (Century Media)
They've started re-releasing?
Mega-thrasher
forth:
>12. Slayer - Anything South of Heaven or Before (Metal Blade/American)
>14. Sepultura - Beneath The Remains (Roadrunner)
>15. Rigor Mortis - Rigor Mortis (Caroline)
>18. Kreator - Pleasure to Kill (Noise)
DEATH METAL?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?
can you sayyyyyyy....................................THRASH!?? :-)
Other than that, I agree with much of your list.
Svartedaun
Morbid Angel "Blessed Are The Sick"
Asphyx "The Rack"
Celtic Frost "To Mega Therion"
Unleashed "Where No Life Dwells"
At The Gates "With Fear I Kiss The Burning Darkness"
Nuclear Death "Carrion For Worm"
Dissection "Storm of The Light's Bane"
dISEMBOWELMENT "Transcend The Peripheral"
Gorguts "Obscura"
Pestilence "Consuming Impulse"
Isengard "Spectres over Gorgoroth" '89 demo
Im sure there are more but I have to leave...
Beware the depths of the woodland lake,
Danger is lurking there,
For Nock, who seems to sleep,
will take you down to his watery lair.
* Henrik Ibsen *
B. Therius
> 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
goden
<rsor...@geocities.com> vomited forth:
>> 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
>
>can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
>one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
^^^^^^^^^^
You just explained why it's so good.
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pb...@pacific.net.sg wrote:
> > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
I like it...but no, I don't consider it their best either, even after the
muddy production. Worth buying just to read the lyrics of "Marital
Decimation" though. I am a romantic.
--
/}
// brett @ ausmetal.net
Ryan
>
> In article <36328434...@geocities.com>,
> pb...@pacific.net.sg wrote:
> > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
>
> I like it...but no, I don't consider it their best either, even after the
> muddy production. Worth buying just to read the lyrics of "Marital
> Decimation" though. I am a romantic.
Observant fucker that I am, I just thought I'd point out that "Marital
Decimation" uses direct quotes from Poe's "The Black Cat." I thought
that was rather amusing.
Lyrically from BREEDING, I love "Prelude to Repulsion."
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
evil...@evilmusic.com
> >12. Slayer - Anything South of Heaven or Before (Metal Blade/American)
> >14. Sepultura - Beneath The Remains (Roadrunner)
> >15. Rigor Mortis - Rigor Mortis (Caroline)
> >18. Kreator - Pleasure to Kill (Noise)
>
> DEATH METAL?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?
>
> can you sayyyyyyy....................................THRASH!?? :-)
>
> Other than that, I agree with much of your list.
I disagree with your categorization of those bands as 'thrash.' Thrash is a
crossover genre, and not to be confused with speedmetal or death metal
hybrids.
stee...@my-dejanews.com
order Reing in Blood is not included in this list because it is a
Thrash/Speedmetal album, not Deathmetal.
Possessed - Seven Churches
Possessed - Beyond the Gates
Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel - Blessed are the Sick
Morbid Angel - Covenant
Carcass - Heartwork
Death - Human
Death - Individual Thought Patterns
Scream Bloody Gore
Cryptopsy - None so Vile
Deicide - Deicide
Deicide - Once Upon the Cross
Immolation - Dawn of Possesseion
Immolation - Here in After
Cannibal Corpse - Vile
Sepultura - Beneath the Remains
Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgotten
Nocturnus - Thresholds
Gorguts - The Errosion of Sanity
Brutality - When the Sky Turns Black
Eric
-snip-
>15. Rigor Mortis - Rigor Mortis (Caroline)
I remember seeing Rigor Mortis at Joe's Garage in Ft. Worth Texas back in the
late 80's. I thought they were the fastest band I'd ever seen and the guitar
player was awesome. Ah memories....
Eric
Heretic
>
> > >12. Slayer - Anything South of Heaven or Before (Metal Blade/American)
> > >14. Sepultura - Beneath The Remains (Roadrunner)
> >
> > DEATH METAL?!?!?!?!!?!?!?!?!??!?!?!?!?!?!?
> >
> > can you sayyyyyyy....................................THRASH!?? :-)
> >
> > Other than that, I agree with much of your list.
>
> I disagree with your categorization of those bands as 'thrash.' Thrash is a
> crossover genre, and not to be confused with speedmetal or death metal
> hybrids.
>
well, shit. if we were considering kreator and slayer to be death metal
they would've taken up half my list. ;)
Heretic
evil...@evilmusic.com
> >15. Rigor Mortis - Rigor Mortis (Caroline)
>
> I remember seeing Rigor Mortis at Joe's Garage in Ft. Worth Texas back in the
> late 80's. I thought they were the fastest band I'd ever seen and the guitar
> player was awesome. Ah memories....
It was one of the first death metal bands I really got into, with "Bodily
Dismemberment" and other forms of brutal sodomy on that debut CD. Kicked ass!
Still does, in fact. ;)
Ryan
Morbid Angel -- Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel -- Blessed are the Sick
Carcass -- Symphonies of Sickness
Carcass -- Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious
Obituary -- Slowly we Rot
Obituary -- Cause of Death
Bolt Thrower -- War Master
Suffocation -- Effigy of the Forgotten
Malevolent Creation -- Retribution
Cryptopsy -- None so Vile
Vader -- De Profundis
Entomed -- Left Hand Path
Dismember -- Like an Everflowing Stream
Unleashed -- Where No Life Dwells
Grave -- Into the Grave
Cannibal Corpse -- Butchered at Birth
Death -- Scream Bloody Gore
Autopsy -- Mental Funeral
Kataklysm -- Sorcery
Monstrosity -- Imperial Doom
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(monotony!). Hail Kataklysm!
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Entombed - Clandestine
Carcass - Heartwork
Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel - Domination (I love this album, I think I'm alone on that.)
Vader - De Profundis
Cryptopsy - None So Vile
At The Gates - The Red in the Sky is Ours
At The Gates - With Fear I Kiss the Burning Darkness
Dark Tranquillity - The Gallery
Kataklysm - Sorcery
Nile - Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka
Hypocrisy - Abducted
Napalm Death - Harmony Corruption
Altar - Youth Against Christ
Bolt Thrower - For Victory
Defleshed - Under the Blade
God Dethroned - The Grand Grimoire
Death - Symbolic
Wicked Innocence - Omnipotence
Brutal Truth - Need to Control
Not all classics, but my favorites.
Adam
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AleX
1. Cryptopsy - Blasphemy made flesh/Ungentle Exhumation demo
2. Deranged - High on Blood (yes, and I've only had it for 5 days!!!!)
3. Morbid Angel - Blessed are the sick
4. Cryptopsy - None So Vile
5. Deicide - s/t
6. Vader - The Ultimate incantation
7. Deranged - rated-X
8. Cannibal Corpse - The Bleeding
9. Cannibal Corpse - Butchered at Birth
10. Death - Scream Bloody Gore
11. Celtic Frost - To Mega Therion
12. Dismember - Like an ever flowing...
13. Entombed - Clandestine
14. Carnage - Dark recollections
15. Carcass - Symphonies....
16. At the Gates - Slaughter of the soul
17. Morbid Angel - Covenant
18. Deicide - Legion
19. Obituary - Slowly we rot
20. Hypocrisy - Inferior Devotees
AleX
> Wait! Wait! I want in on this list, too!
You're too funny to even be on this list, Goden :))))
By the way, that Winter CD with a different cover is sold at a store
here in the Bay Area... I don't remember the details of the cover, but
it's "Into Darkness" and the cover is not quite black and white.... It
was like $9 used. maybe it's still there - it's been a few weeks since I
last been to that store (Compact Disk Warehouse in Sunnyvale).
THE SENTINEL
> > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
>
> can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
you'll get his schtick after a while.
goden
vomited forth:
>No real order....
>
>
>Morbid Angel -- Altars of Madness
>Morbid Angel -- Blessed are the Sick
>Carcass -- Symphonies of Sickness
>Carcass -- Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious
>Obituary -- Slowly we Rot
>Obituary -- Cause of Death
>Bolt Thrower -- War Master
>Suffocation -- Effigy of the Forgotten
>Malevolent Creation -- Retribution
>Cryptopsy -- None so Vile
>Vader -- De Profundis
>Entomed -- Left Hand Path
>Dismember -- Like an Everflowing Stream
>Unleashed -- Where No Life Dwells
>Grave -- Into the Grave
>Cannibal Corpse -- Butchered at Birth
>Death -- Scream Bloody Gore
>Autopsy -- Mental Funeral
>Kataklysm -- Sorcery
>Monstrosity -- Imperial Doom
Now, THIS is a list I can relate to (for the most part).
Gavin Spearhead
roughly in order
Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade
Consolation - Brave Melvin from the Southern point
Cryptopsy - None So Vile
Kataklysm - Sorcery
Nightfall- Macabre Sunsets
Comecon - Megatrends in Brutality
At The Gates - Slaughter of the Soul
Carcass - Symphonies of Sickness
Macabre - Sinister Slaughter
Autopsy - Servered Survival
Benediction - Dark is the Season
Death - Leprosy
Abramelin - Abramelin
Dismember - Like an everflowing stream
Entombed - Clandestine
Hypocrisy - Osculum Obscenum
Gorguts - Obscura
Visceral Evisceration - Incessant Desire for Palatable Flesh
Cadaver - ...In Pains
Pungent Stench - Been Caught Buttering
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goden wrote:
> Wait! Wait! I want in on this list, too!
>
> Here's mine:
>
> Pantera - Metal Magic
> Fugazi - In on the Killtaker
> Korn - Korn
> Korn - Life is Peachy (fucking BRUTAL!)
> Devil & Max Devlin (oh, wait, that's a movie; it's brutal, though!)
> Biohazard - I'm a Tough-Guy Wannabe!
> Celestial Season - Orange
> Ministry - Twitch
> Creed - the one with the guy on the cover taking a shit
> Burzum - Daudi Balders
> Pearl Jam - Ten
> Earth Crisis - I Eat Meat
> Morbid Angel - Domination
> Testament - The Ritual
> Fear Factory - Remanufacture
> Cathedral - Supernatural Birth Machine
> Limp Bizkit - take your pick
> Stuck Mojo - that album with lots of groove parts
> Megadeth - Cryptic Writings
brUtA1!!!!
> Amy Grant - I Sold My Soul to xSatanx
--
- nevermind
"Somniferous whisperings of scarlet fields
Sleep calling me and my dreams and wondrous
My reality abandoned (I traverse afar)
Not a care if I never wake"
- Everwake, by Anathema
Ryan
their influence and can listen to them all over and over anyway. Felt
kinda bad for leaving out THE TEN COMMANDMENTS and HARMONY CORRUPTION,
former for sheer enjoyment the latter for influence (and a healthy dose
of enjoyment....RAY!!!!!!!!!!!). Obviously there are some more recent
albums that deserve consideration, but I felt it best to choose from the
past for most of it, knowing what still stands out in some cases over 10
years later. And if you consider Celtic Frost death metal, MORBID TALES
and TO MEGA THERION deserve mention, of course.
Ryan
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Ryan
> >
> > Morbid Angel -- Altars of Madness
> > Morbid Angel -- Blessed are the Sick
> > Carcass -- Symphonies of Sickness
> > Carcass -- Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious
> > Obituary -- Slowly we Rot
> > Obituary -- Cause of Death
> > Bolt Thrower -- War Master
> > Suffocation -- Effigy of the Forgotten
> > Malevolent Creation -- Retribution
> > Cryptopsy -- None so Vile
> > Vader -- De Profundis
> > Entomed -- Left Hand Path
> > Dismember -- Like an Everflowing Stream
> > Unleashed -- Where No Life Dwells
> > Grave -- Into the Grave
> > Cannibal Corpse -- Butchered at Birth
> > Death -- Scream Bloody Gore
> > Autopsy -- Mental Funeral
> > Kataklysm -- Sorcery
> > Monstrosity -- Imperial Doom
> >
> >
> (monotony!). Hail Kataklysm!
>
BUTCHERED is definitely straight-forward, but I have to give it points
for being CC's sickest, the riffs were crazier than anything else
they've ever done (excluding the main riff for "She was Asking for It"
and some stuff off GALLERY like "Dismembered and Molested" and
"Headless"), and the impact of CC for bands that followed is undeniable
(and some would argue lamentable) so I feel that substantiates their
inclusion on my list. I've found most Cannibal fans aren't as into it
as I am, so I have no idea what that says about me.
Michael W. Soucy
1. God Dethroned - The Grand Grimoire
2. Visionnaires of the Macabre - Vol. 1
3. Theatre of Tragedy - s/t & Velvet Darkness They Fear
4. Kataklysm - Temple of Knowledge
5. Night In Gales - Towards the Twilight
6. Benediction - Transcend the Rubicon
7. Edge of Sanity - Crimson/Purgatory Afterglow
8. The Everdawn - Poems, burn the past
9. Morbid Angel - Blessed are the sick
10. Death - Individual Thought Patterns
11. Mindrot - Dawning
12. Nile - Among the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka
13. From the Depths - s/t
14. Lunatic Invasion - The Selected Ones
15. Carcass - Heartwork
16. At the Gates - Slaughter of the soul
17. Cenotaph - Epic Rites
18. Suffocation - Pierced from Within
19. Dark Tranquility - The Mind's I
20. Hypocrisy - Penetralia/Obsculum Obscenum
I suppose I could come up with more, but I'd start straying more into
the doom/doomdeath categories.....that's another thread for another day!
Pick at 'em if ya wish, just a bunch of bands *I* like. Opinions are
like assholes, everyone has one. Keep that in mind.
Mike
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Souls</A>
--
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Tragedy)
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nones...@hotmail.com wrote:
> conti...@hotmail.com wrote:
<snip>
> BUTCHERED is definitely straight-forward, but I have to give it points
> for being CC's sickest, the riffs were crazier than anything else
> they've ever done (excluding the main riff for "She was Asking for It"
> and some stuff off GALLERY like "Dismembered and Molested" and
> "Headless"), and the impact of CC for bands that followed is undeniable
> (and some would argue lamentable) so I feel that substantiates their
> inclusion on my list. I've found most Cannibal fans aren't as into it
> as I am, so I have no idea what that says about me.
>
> Ryan
> http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
Heh, neither do I. Until Cannibal Corpse came to town a month ago I thought I
was totally through with them. Before the concert, though, I gave "Vile"
another listen, and it stayed in my collection. IMO this is their greatest
moment, with "Eaten Back to Life" following closely behind. It may be the
fact that I enjoy the vocal performances on these albums (both for their
enunciation and the quick delivery). Barnes' vocals on "Butchered..." tend to
lull you to sleep.
minh lan guy raguin
...) ?
Thanks
Guy
@n@L-@krob@ten
minh lan guy raguin skrev i meddelandet ...
Dark Tranquillity sounds _very_ much like In Flames :-D
_Any_ album will send pleasure-chills down your spine , take
my word for it !!! The other band i´ve never heard of, sorry !
// Mr Stjärt
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what the hell kind of list is that? you obviously forgot about such lessons
in brutality as:
the deftones: adrenaline
the b-52s: the one with the red head on the cover.
korn: the new one <--- almost as good as their old stuff!!!!!!!!!
and of course JAMES BROWN IS DEAD
jeez goden, when are you gonna learn?
FOO.
sam
John Chedsey
>
> Could anyone tell me more about these bands (type of music, best album,
> ...) ?
Dark Tranquility is fantastic! One of the best guitar duos around plus
strong songwriting, aggression, harsh beauty...I can't say enough good
things about them! I own "The Gallery", which is really good, and the
songs I've heard from the other releases are quite good! Check them
out!
===========================
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THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote:
>
>
> > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> >
> > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
>
> becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
I like it. Another masterpiece from the masters. Try to get past the poor
production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
fucked up. There are some brilliant riffs on this disc. However, the Goat
chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
Ryan
>
> > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> >
> > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
>
> becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
Or because it is their most complex album. Production means shit,
repeated listenings can get you past most all production shortcomings.
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What about the Archies? Doesn't anybody remember "Sugar, Sugar?" If you
don't think THAT slams, you're all a buncha wimps!
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>Dark Tranquility is fantastic! One of the best guitar duos around plus
>strong songwriting, aggression, harsh beauty...I can't say enough good
>things about them! I own "The Gallery", which is really good, and the
>songs I've heard from the other releases are quite good! Check them
>out!
I like Dark Tranquillity quite a bit more than In Flames. For DT, the 'Of
Chaos and Eternal Night' EP is probably their best, very similar to 'The
Gallery'. In fact, I think the title track off of OCaEN could give "Punish
My Heaven" a run for best DT song. 'Skydancer' is great too, and has an
early At the Gates influence. I was disappointed with 'The Mind's I'. It
sounded like an album full of great parts of songs rather than great songs;
too many short songs that were basically middles with no beginnings or ends.
Night In Gales' 'Towards the Twilight' is a cool album of In Flames inspired
material. I actually like them a little more than In Flames. They have a
sharper, harsher guitar sound IMO. I don't have 'Thunderbeast" yet.
Two other cool albums in this melodic death genre:
Sacrilege - 'Fifth Season'
Naglfar - 'Vittra'
Rick Cavalla
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minh lan guy raguin
I tend to be rather choosy on them. For exemple I like Opeth because the
singer changes from death (black) vocals to clean vocals. Same with
Anathema, Evereve (buy _Stormbirds_ it's great!). I have a problem with
singers that keep growling all the time.
thanks again.
Guy
On Tue, 27 Oct 1998, minh lan guy raguin wrote:
> Could anyone tell me more about these bands (type of music, best album,
> ...) ?
>
> Thanks
>
> Guy
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At The Gates on these lists. You can't honestly tell me that the last
album was better than the demo and the first three.
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Paul Wilbur
> Chaos and Eternal Night' EP is probably their best, very similar to 'The
> Gallery'. In fact, I think the title track off of OCaEN could give "Punish
> My Heaven" a run for best DT song. 'Skydancer' is great too, and has an
> early At the Gates influence. I was disappointed with 'The Mind's I'. It
> sounded like an album full of great parts of songs rather than great songs;
> too many short songs that were basically middles with no beginnings or ends.
>
> Night In Gales' 'Towards the Twilight' is a cool album of In Flames inspired
> material. I actually like them a little more than In Flames. They have a
> sharper, harsher guitar sound IMO. I don't have 'Thunderbeast" yet.
"Thunderbeast" has a few gothic elements mixed into it, but it has been
the dominant CD in my discman. From what I have heard on comps, my next
two purchases will be "Profanity" and "Centinex". There is a lot of stuff
coming out in this genre and I am having a hard time keeping up! Plus,
that new Meshuggah comes out soon... damn, no more eating out...
Paul
Paul Wilbur
>
>
>
> > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
>
> can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
Actually, I was way more impressed with "Despise..." on Vulture Records.
That album was a pain to find, which really added to me seeking it so
long. Worth the wait...
Paul
goden
Here's mine:
Pantera - Metal Magic
Fugazi - In on the Killtaker
Korn - Korn
Korn - Life is Peachy (fucking BRUTAL!)
Devil & Max Devlin (oh, wait, that's a movie; it's brutal, though!)
Biohazard - I'm a Tough-Guy Wannabe!
Celestial Season - Orange
Ministry - Twitch
Creed - the one with the guy on the cover taking a shit
Burzum - Daudi Balders
Pearl Jam - Ten
Earth Crisis - I Eat Meat
Morbid Angel - Domination
Testament - The Ritual
Fear Factory - Remanufacture
Cathedral - Supernatural Birth Machine
Limp Bizkit - take your pick
Stuck Mojo - that album with lots of groove parts
Megadeth - Cryptic Writings
Amy Grant - I Sold My Soul to xSatanx
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-some guy, 'Cannibal Ferox'
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goden
>In article <36354E81...@njc.edu.sg>,
> "N. Evermind" <97s...@njc.edu.sg> wrote:
>>
>>
>> goden wrote:
>>
>> > Wait! Wait! I want in on this list, too!
>> >
>> > Here's mine:
>> >
>> > Pantera - Metal Magic
>> > Fugazi - In on the Killtaker
>> > Korn - Korn
>> > Korn - Life is Peachy (fucking BRUTAL!)
>> > Devil & Max Devlin (oh, wait, that's a movie; it's brutal, though!)
>> > Biohazard - I'm a Tough-Guy Wannabe!
>> > Celestial Season - Orange
>> > Ministry - Twitch
>> > Creed - the one with the guy on the cover taking a shit
>> > Burzum - Daudi Balders
>> > Pearl Jam - Ten
>> > Earth Crisis - I Eat Meat
>> > Morbid Angel - Domination
>> > Testament - The Ritual
>> > Fear Factory - Remanufacture
>> > Cathedral - Supernatural Birth Machine
>> > Limp Bizkit - take your pick
>> > Stuck Mojo - that album with lots of groove parts
>> > Megadeth - Cryptic Writings
>>
>> brUtA1!!!!
>>
>> > Amy Grant - I Sold My Soul to xSatanx
>>
>> --
>> - nevermind
>>
>> "Somniferous whisperings of scarlet fields
>> Sleep calling me and my dreams and wondrous
>> My reality abandoned (I traverse afar)
>> Not a care if I never wake"
>>
>> - Everwake, by Anathema
>>
>>
>
>what the hell kind of list is that? you obviously forgot about such lessons
>in brutality as:
>
>the deftones: adrenaline
>the b-52s: the one with the red head on the cover.
>korn: the new one <--- almost as good as their old stuff!!!!!!!!!
>and of course JAMES BROWN IS DEAD
>
>jeez goden, when are you gonna learn?
>FOO.
I know. I forgot that Dawn of Orion was the most brutal gang of
pussies ever to record music!
xROARx!
goden
vomited forth:
>In article <715d12$irk$1...@nnrp1.dejanews.com>, psal...@hotmail.com wrote:
>
>> sam
>>
>> -----------== Posted via Deja News, The Discussion Network ==----------
>> http://www.dejanews.com/ Search, Read, Discuss, or Start Your Own
>
>What about the Archies? Doesn't anybody remember "Sugar, Sugar?" If you
>don't think THAT slams, you're all a buncha wimps!
I haven't heard them, but are you sure they're more brutal than debut
album by Internal Bleeding? Now THAT was brutality incarnate. Like
brutal buzzing bees all angry and whatnot. It made me want to jump in
a pond to escape the buzzing. It was that brutal.
goden
vomited forth:
>In article <Pine.SOL.4.02A.98102...@ra.msstate.edu>,
> THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote:
>>
>>
>> > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
>> >
>> > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
>> > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
>>
>> becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
>
>I like it. Another masterpiece from the masters. Try to get past the poor
>production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
>fucked up.
Fucking A. The way I've heard it is that Roadrunner didn't want to pay
a lot of money for a good studio, so they had Suffocation go to some
shithole to record the LP. Just goes to show that Roadrunner was and
is gay.
> There are some brilliant riffs on this disc. However, the Goat
>chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
>I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
I used to think PFW was gay following a period of thinking it kicked
ass. Now, after listening to it all the way through for the first time
in about two years I'm getting into it again.
Curse you, Daemonic!!@!$/&!!#!!1!
(No, I'm not saying 'Scream Bloody Gore' is gay!)
Ryan
> Heh, neither do I. Until Cannibal Corpse came to town a month ago I thought I
> was totally through with them. Before the concert, though, I gave "Vile"
> another listen, and it stayed in my collection. IMO this is their greatest
> moment, with "Eaten Back to Life" following closely behind. It may be the
> fact that I enjoy the vocal performances on these albums (both for their
> enunciation and the quick delivery). Barnes' vocals on "Butchered..." tend to
> lull you to sleep.
I enjoy the incoherence of the vocals. And for the record, I don't
think CC has ever made a bad album. They get a lot of slags from death
metal fans who probably want to seem elite, but I personally think CC is
good at what they do. Undeniably overrated because they're every
non-death metal fan's favorite death metal band (or is that Six Feet
Under?), but they bring talent to the table. My opinion of their albums
is probably, from best to least fave...
BUTCHERED AT BIRTH
TOMB OF THE MUTILATED
GALLERY OF SUICIDE
VILE
THE BLEEDING
EATEN BACK TO LIFE
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
Ryan
>
> In article <Pine.SOL.4.02A.98102...@ra.msstate.edu>,
> THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote:
> >
> >
> > > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> > >
> > > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
> >
> > becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
>
> I like it. Another masterpiece from the masters. Try to get past the poor
> production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
> chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
> I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
I lean toward EFFIGY, but obviously you can't go wrong with any of them.
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
Phil Riker
goden (goden) wrote:
>Wait! Wait! I want in on this list, too!
>
>Here's mine:
>
>Pantera - Metal Magic
>Fugazi - In on the Killtaker
>Korn - Korn
>Korn - Life is Peachy (fucking BRUTAL!)
>Devil & Max Devlin (oh, wait, that's a movie; it's brutal, though!)
>Biohazard - I'm a Tough-Guy Wannabe!
>Celestial Season - Orange
>Ministry - Twitch
>Creed - the one with the guy on the cover taking a shit
>Burzum - Daudi Balders
>Pearl Jam - Ten
>Earth Crisis - I Eat Meat
>Morbid Angel - Domination
>Testament - The Ritual
>Fear Factory - Remanufacture
>Cathedral - Supernatural Birth Machine
>Limp Bizkit - take your pick
>Stuck Mojo - that album with lots of groove parts
>Megadeth - Cryptic Writings
>Amy Grant - I Sold My Soul to xSatanx
>
The Rattler
hen...@river.it.gvsu.edu says...
> How come I keep seeing Slaughter of the Soul and not the earlier stuff by
> At The Gates on these lists. You can't honestly tell me that the last
> album was better than the demo and the first three.
There's no accounting for tastes I suppose. After all this is a chart
based purely on peoples' personal opinions. My own views on the ATG
albums? I reckon that "With Fear I Kiss The Burning Darkness" is the
best. The only adjective I can come up with to describe that is
'Crushing'. I would actually rate the rest of them all on a par...
"Slaughter Of The Soul" I didn't like so much at first because it is so
much cleaner, so much more conventionally structured than the previous
works but now I've gotten past the initial shock I think it is indeed one
ripper of an album. Not to say that "The Red In The Sky Is Ours" or
"Gardens Of Grief" are any less of rippers, mind you. They are just
*very* different to "Slaughter..". More complexed and diverse, less
straight-ahead but also possessing just as much power. "The Red.." is
IMHO their finest album in lyrical terms, however, and those violin
interludes are great in a Sol Invictus kind of way! Oh sod it, it's
impossible to say which ATG albums are better than others... I give up!
:)
Incidentally, I *heart* the new Haunted album to death. The more I listen
to it, the better it gets!!! Can't wait to go see them live this Sunday!
:)
--
"Under the banner of Fnoogle we ride!" ;)
**** Rattl...@hotmail.com
THE SENTINEL
> > > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> > >
> > > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
> >
> > becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
> > you'll get his schtick after a while.
>
> Or because it is their most complex album. Production means shit,
> repeated listenings can get you past most all production shortcomings.
really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
the time?
THE SENTINEL
> > > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> > >
> > > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
> >
> > becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
>
> I like it. Another masterpiece from the masters. Try to get past the poor
> production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
> fucked up. There are some brilliant riffs on this disc. However, the Goat
> chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
> I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
agreed, i like it but it is almost unlistenable and mike smith's drums are
beyond sloppy. there are some cool riffs on there however.
THE SENTINEL
> Actually, I was way more impressed with "Despise..." on Vulture Records.
> That album was a pain to find, which really added to me seeking it so
> long. Worth the wait...
i actually am quite disappointed with that cd, sans culross and his
hyperspeed limbs. the riffs were quite pedestrian and their vocalist
sounds worse than ever. and no solos (cept on 1 song)!!!!!
Trendend2
past, but it still rules. At least they finally got a good drummer after Mike
Smith, cuz he was lame as shit. His sound always sucked, and he pales in
comparison to Doug and Dave!!! As for their production, Pierced and Despise
were great, and Breeding the Spawn would have been right up there w/ them if
the production wasn't so fucking horrible. You can barely hear the bass at
all, not to mention the fact that the riffs are almost impossible to decipher.
Too bad they finally got their shit together and then broke up...
Ryan
Worse than ever implies you never liked Frank to begin with. Is that
true? I'd say he's probably one of the best low vocalist. And no
solos? Good.
Ryan
Ryan
>
> > > > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> > > >
> > > > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > > > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
> > >
> > > becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
> >
> > Or because it is their most complex album. Production means shit,
> > repeated listenings can get you past most all production shortcomings.
>
> really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
> i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
> the time?
On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
pretty accomplished production.
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
Ryan
>
> > > > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
> > > >
> > > > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
> > > > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
> > >
> > > becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
> >
> > production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
> > fucked up. There are some brilliant riffs on this disc. However, the Goat
> > chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
> > I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
>
> agreed, i like it but it is almost unlistenable and mike smith's drums are
> beyond sloppy. there are some cool riffs on there however.
I definitely concede Mike didn't seem at the top of his game on BREEDING
THE SPWAN. Seems like his blasts lost some speed.
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
THE SENTINEL
> > really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
> > i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
> > the time?
>
>
> On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
> pretty accomplished production.
WHAT??????????????????????????????
that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
hear what's going on half the time.
Matt
Phil Riker wrote in message <3636fb4...@news.mindspring.com>...
>Sevendust
>
>
>goden (goden) wrote:
>
>>Wait! Wait! I want in on this list, too!
>>
>>Here's mine:
>>
>>Pantera - Metal Magic
>>Fugazi - In on the Killtaker
>>Korn - Korn
>>Korn - Life is Peachy (fucking BRUTAL!)
>>Devil & Max Devlin (oh, wait, that's a movie; it's brutal, though!)
>>Biohazard - I'm a Tough-Guy Wannabe!
>>Celestial Season - Orange
>>Ministry - Twitch
>>Creed - the one with the guy on the cover taking a shit
>>Burzum - Daudi Balders
>>Pearl Jam - Ten
>>Earth Crisis - I Eat Meat
>>Morbid Angel - Domination
>>Testament - The Ritual
>>Fear Factory - Remanufacture
>>Cathedral - Supernatural Birth Machine
>>Limp Bizkit - take your pick
>>Stuck Mojo - that album with lots of groove parts
>>Megadeth - Cryptic Writings
>>Amy Grant - I Sold My Soul to xSatanx
Did you mean the 20 worst cds in exsistence????!?!?!?!?!?!?!
I sure hope so....
goden
evil...@evilmusic.com
> Burzum - Daudi Balders
This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory from
aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as "aestheticism."
Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
evil...@evilmusic.com
> > I like it. Another masterpiece from the masters. Try to get past the poor
> > production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
> > fucked up. There are some brilliant riffs on this disc. However, the Goat
> > chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
> > I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
>
> I lean toward EFFIGY, but obviously you can't go wrong with any of them.
People seem to assume the GOAT chooses albums based on what he thinks of what
others think; they could not be farther from the truth. You can't both be
arrogant and dependent on the inclinations of others, and the GOAT is arrogant
above all (IMHO - you'd have to ask him).
Breeding the Spawn maintains a balance between dark and intense - it
encompasses all genres from doom to death to black, and shows a
centralization in complexity that surpasses Pierced From Within's tightness
but simpler song structures. Despise the Sun is excellent but more of a
crowd-pleaser; the first two are the statements of architecture, and the
second is the development of the ideas of the first. Hence it is the
favorite.
jorge
@n@L-@krob@ten wrote in message ...
>
>
>minh lan guy raguin skrev i meddelandet ...
>>Could anyone tell me more about these bands (type of music, best album,
>>...) ?
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Guy
>>
>
>
NO WAY!!!! First of all, Dark Tranquillity have not borrowed as much from
Maiden as In Flames have. And Dark Tranquillity are overall more brutal and
do not have cheesy happy solos like In Flames. Compare Skydancer to Lunar
Strain, or The Gallery to The Jester Race or whatever... both bands are good
but DT is far superior!
as for Night in Gales - the MCD is kinda ATG influenced, I dunno about the
new stuff
>_Any_ album will send pleasure-chills down your spine , take
>my word for it !!! The other band i´ve never heard of, sorry !
>
> // Mr Stjärt
> *********************************************************************
> " - Sven - E !
> - Ja ä de int likt så säg ..."
> *********************************************************************
>
>
Heretic
you can't hear the riffs on effigy? clean the shit out of your ears...or
the sheep fuzz in there. it's ridiculous when people put down great
metal albums because the production isn't polished enough for them.
Heretic
Ryan
>
> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
> hear what's going on half the time.
THE SENTINEL wrote:
>
> > > really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
> > > i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
> > > the time?
> >
> >
> > On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
> > pretty accomplished production.
>
> WHAT??????????????????????????????
> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
> hear what's going on half the time.
I think EFFIGY is produced just fine. But no I can't reproduce the
riffs on guitar....not because I can't hear them to do them, but because
I can't play guitar worth a damn.
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/trystero.html
ck1
>
>
>> Burzum - Daudi Balders
>
>This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
>heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory from
>aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
>structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as "aestheticism."
>Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
>
am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
>
>
>
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ck1
(not just any old cologne)
http://www.geocities.com/CollegePark/Union/8360
ck1
<freewil...@fuck-the-skull-of-jesus.mit.edu> wrote:
>THE SENTINEL wrote:
>>
>> > > really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
>> > > i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
>> > > the time?
>> >
>> >
>> > On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
>> > pretty accomplished production.
>>
>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
>> hear what's going on half the time.
>
oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
now i hear about this.......oh well.
>you can't hear the riffs on effigy? clean the shit out of your ears...or
>the sheep fuzz in there. it's ridiculous when people put down great
>metal albums because the production isn't polished enough for them.
>
>Heretic
ck1
Richard Stuart
writes
>On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 04:02:40 GMT, evil...@evilmusic.com wrote:
>
>>
>>
>>> Burzum - Daudi Balders
>>
>>This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
>>heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory from
>>aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
>>structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as "aestheticism."
>>Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
>>
>
>
>am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
>is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
You must be. The rest of us understand everything he says, perfectly,
all of the time, without exception. Honest. :)
-Ricks
NO FUN... NO CORE... NO MOSH... NO TRENDS
@n@L-@krob@ten©
jorge skrev i meddelandet <36380...@news.total.net>...
>
>@n@L-@krob@ten wrote in message ...
>>
>>
>>minh lan guy raguin skrev i meddelandet ...
>>>Could anyone tell me more about these bands (type of music, best album,
>>>...) ?
>>>
>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>Guy
>>>
>>
>>
>>Dark Tranquillity sounds _very_ much like In Flames :-D
>
>
>NO WAY!!!! First of all, Dark Tranquillity have not borrowed as much from
>Maiden as In Flames have. And Dark Tranquillity are overall more brutal and
>do not have cheesy happy solos like In Flames. Compare Skydancer to Lunar
>Strain, or The Gallery to The Jester Race or whatever... both bands are
good
>but DT is far superior!
>
>as for Night in Gales - the MCD is kinda ATG influenced, I dunno about the
>new stuff
>
>
Stick å brinn , din jävla besservisser ! :-€
technic...@my-dejanews.com
THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote:
>
> > Actually, I was way more impressed with "Despise..." on Vulture Records.
> > That album was a pain to find, which really added to me seeking it so
> > long. Worth the wait...
>
> i actually am quite disappointed with that cd, sans culross and his
> hyperspeed limbs. the riffs were quite pedestrian and their vocalist
> sounds worse than ever.
I must be in the minority. I think that this is Frank's best work. Frank
has never been known for "interesting" death vocals, but they work very well
for a band like Suffocation. I will agree that his vocals are monotonous
(although they exhibit quality), but I think it works better when they take a
back seat to the phenomenal guitar/drum work that Suffo cranks out.
> and no solos (cept on 1 song)!!!!!
Yes, I too miss the solos. Furthermore, Catatonia was a remix, so I consider
the album to actually have 0 solos in terms of new material. Such a waste of
Hobbs' and Cerrito's talent!
technic...@my-dejanews.com
> > > i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
> > > the time?
> >
> >
> > On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
> > pretty accomplished production.
>
> WHAT??????????????????????????????
> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
> BTS.
Ha, ha. The award for worst production of all time must go to Carcass and
their disaster of an album "Reek of Putrefaction". This is one of the rare
cases where the production is simply too bad to be salvaged, even though I
know there are some great riffs lurking about beneath the mess.
Soul Reaper
Forgotten (only one of the best produced/best recorded death metal albums
of all time). It's funny....a while back someone invented this thing
called "distortion" which tended to have a muffling effect on the guitar
making it more difficult to decipher technical riffings. Apparently the
person who wrote the message quoted below has never heard of this
invention. Perhaps this person sits at home all day in his diapers with
flies buzzing around his pathetic little misinformed head. Or perhaps this
person is simply a blithering idiot who can't tell his asshole from a
rat's nest. Nice try at sounding intelligent, bud.
> really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
> i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
> the time?
>
>
>
>
Damian
FLORIDA DEATH METAL - http://fldm.net/
KILLING CHRISTIANS - http://fdt.net/~deicide/
**************************
Come see my light
Misguided fools I shall guide
Grant thyself all your minds
Liege of inveracity
--SUFFOCATION, "Liege of Inveracity"
**************************
Gringo Starr
: Ha, ha. The award for worst production of all time must go to Carcass and
: their disaster of an album "Reek of Putrefaction". This is one of the rare
: cases where the production is simply too bad to be salvaged, even though I
: know there are some great riffs lurking about beneath the mess.
Let us not forget Mayhem's "Deathcrush".
THE SENTINEL
> Wow. That's the first negative thing I have ever heard about Effigy Of The
> Forgotten (only one of the best produced/best recorded death metal albums
which i still think is a cool album, btw.
> of all time). It's funny....a while back someone invented this thing
> called "distortion" which tended to have a muffling effect on the guitar
> making it more difficult to decipher technical riffings. Apparently the
wow, thanx for 'splaining this to me big fella. i've only played guitar
for the last ten years and listening to metal music for as long.
you have a profound insight into music, come back here and post more
often!
> person who wrote the message quoted below has never heard of this
> invention. Perhaps this person sits at home all day in his diapers with
> flies buzzing around his pathetic little misinformed head. Or perhaps this
> person is simply a blithering idiot who can't tell his asshole from a
> rat's nest. Nice try at sounding intelligent, bud.
you didn't even attempt to be anything more than an idiot
THE SENTINEL
> >>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
> >>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
> >>> hear what's going on half the time.
> >>
> >
> >oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
> >now i hear about this.......oh well.
>
> as fuck.
listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
goden
vomited forth:
No, I meant the 20 most brutally satanic and deathly CDs in existence
(Heil Dumbness). There are easily more than twenty, but I only listed
the best.
goden
forth:
>On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 00:48:53 -0800, Heretic
><freewil...@fuck-the-skull-of-jesus.mit.edu> wrote:
>
>>THE SENTINEL wrote:
>>>
>>> > > really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
>>> > > i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
>>> > > the time?
>>> >
>>> >
>>> > On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
>>> > pretty accomplished production.
>>>
>>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
>>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
>>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
>>> hear what's going on half the time.
>>
>
>oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
>now i hear about this.......oh well.
The production is just fine. Don't listen to the whiners. It's heavy
as fuck.
--
evil...@evilmusic.com
> >> Burzum - Daudi Balders
> >
> >This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
> >heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory from
> >aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
> >structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as "aestheticism."
> >Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
>
> am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
> is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
Is the above 1) confusing or 2) over-analyzing?
Ninnghizhidda
>On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 17:04:30 -0600, THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu>
>vomited forth:
>
>>> >>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
>>> >>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
>>> >>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
>>> >>> hear what's going on half the time.
>>> >>
>>> >
>>> >oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
>>> >now i hear about this.......oh well.
>>>
>>> The production is just fine. Don't listen to the whiners. It's heavy
>>> as fuck.
>>
>>listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
>>assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
>>suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
>>clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
>>these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
>
>Haw haw haw! I'd reply but I'm off to fuck my sister in her tight
>little ass!
gwen? tigra?
you cant have both, idjit! you best be fixin' ta choose one or
th'otha, ya no-good low-down hick!
-Daemonic
"We have no dreams at all or interesting ones.
We should learn to be awake in the same way - not
at all or in an interesting manner."
-Nietzsche
Ninnghizhidda
>On Fri, 30 Oct 1998 04:58:15 GMT, yog_s...@juno.com (Ninnghizhidda)
>vomited forth:
>
>>On Sat, 31 Oct 1998 04:55:02 GMT, goden (goden) wrote:
>>
>>>On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 17:04:30 -0600, THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu>
>>>vomited forth:
>>>
>>>>> >>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
>>>>> >>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
>>>>> >>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
>>>>> >>> hear what's going on half the time.
>>>>> >>
>>>>> >
>>>>> >oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
>>>>> >now i hear about this.......oh well.
>>>>>
>>>>> The production is just fine. Don't listen to the whiners. It's heavy
>>>>> as fuck.
>>>>
>>>>listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
>>>>assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
>>>>suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
>>>>clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
>>>>these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
>>>
>>>Haw haw haw! I'd reply but I'm off to fuck my sister in her tight
>>>little ass!
>>
>>gwen? tigra?
>
>I. . . uh. . . don't know what you're talking about. You're scaring
>me.
a plea of ignorance will not protect you from the lynch mob of hicks
i'm organizing. beeyatch!
>>you cant have both, idjit! you best be fixin' ta choose one or
>>th'otha, ya no-good low-down hick!
>
>Don't worry. My baby sister was just born and I've got her all to my
>self! MMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMM.
us southern death metal people understand how that is. we've all been
through that before...right guys?
Ryan
>
> On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 17:04:30 -0600, THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu>
> vomited forth:
>
> >
> >> >>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
> >> >>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
> >> >>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
> >> >>> hear what's going on half the time.
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
> >> >now i hear about this.......oh well.
> >>
> >> The production is just fine. Don't listen to the whiners. It's heavy
> >> as fuck.
> >
> >listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
> >assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
> >suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
> >clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
> >these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
>
> Haw haw haw! I'd reply but I'm off to fuck my sister in her tight
> little ass!
"Closer kin, deeper in
No one has to know
That I'd like to stick it to my sis
And let the ball sauce flow."
--YKOF
> Eternal Frost Webzine
> <http://www.mindspring.com/~goden/eternalfrost/>
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/Trystero.html
Ryan
> Ha, ha. The award for worst production of all time must go to Carcass and
> their disaster of an album "Reek of Putrefaction". This is one of the rare
> cases where the production is simply too bad to be salvaged, even though I
> know there are some great riffs lurking about beneath the mess.
Hm, I don't know. I think a lot of people go into REEK with this
preconception that it's the worst production they'll hear no matter
what. I personally don't think it's the abortion many people say it is,
I think you can hear what's going on without too much difficulty.
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/Trystero.html
ck1
>
>
>> >> Burzum - Daudi Balders
>> >
>> >This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
>> >heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory from
>> >aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
>> >structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as "aestheticism."
>> >Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
>>
>> am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
>> is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
>
>Is the above 1) confusing or 2) over-analyzing?
>
>
to me.....both. it just seems unneccesarily wordy.
>
>
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ck1
The Rattler
[Re: "Reek of Putrefaction" by Carcass]
> Hm, I don't know. I think a lot of people go into REEK with this
> preconception that it's the worst production they'll hear no matter
> what. I personally don't think it's the abortion many people say it is,
> I think you can hear what's going on without too much difficulty.
HINT: Play "Reek of Putrefaction" straight after playing something by
Nuclear Death... The production will appear Dimmu Borgir standard in
comparison. ;))
--
"Under the banner of Fnoogle we ride!" ;)
**** Rattl...@hotmail.com
Usamtey
bought it years ago on vinyl it sounded muted, or washed out, but I have heard
MUCH worse now, and the cassette version of it that I have seems to be a lot
better than the vinyl...what is it compared to Beherit's first, or Nuclear
Death (that's a good one, whoever remembered it - I totally forgot about that
band!), or all of those black metal rehearsal tapes now released on CD and
passed off as authentic albums? Besides...anyone who has listened to Carcass as
long as I have (since the very beginning, essentially) knows that they were
never about guitar pyrotechnics at first - quite the opposite, remember? They
were known for that horribly obscure downtuned blur that you couldn't
decipher...that was scarier, believe it or not, than all the flying fretwork
they later released...
I don't know how anyone can complain about the production on 'Effigy'...that
album has one of the best and heaviest (to mirror what someone else just said!)
production I've ever heard on a death metal album...the riffs are perfectly
clear, crystal to me...in fact, everything is...and I remember that at the
time, when it was first released, everyone I knew or talked to thought the same
thing: that it was a definite advance in terms of a production aesthetic
enhancing and/or 'bringing out' the intrinsic heaviness of a band...I still
think it crushes...
U
Metal Tape Trades - USA
Joost de Heer
:Ha, ha. The award for worst production of all time must go to Carcass and
:their disaster of an album "Reek of Putrefaction". This is one of the rare
:cases where the production is simply too bad to be salvaged, even though I
:know there are some great riffs lurking about beneath the mess.
The production (or rather 'lack of') is what makes this album great IMO.
Joost
--
Eight miles deep the well forgotten by mortals
Oh, I drank it empty in one single sip [Quintessence]
Eight miles wide the valley beyond all hope [ Darkthrone ]
Oh, I filled the whole with one single fist
Soul Reaper
for your blasphemies!
> listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
> assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
> suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
> clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
> these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
>
>
>
Damian
ck1
<Ri...@tpstuart.demon.co.uk> wrote:
>In article <36381fdd...@news.csus.edu>, ck1 <carr...@lodelink.com>
>writes
>>On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 04:02:40 GMT, evil...@evilmusic.com wrote:
>>
>>>
>>>
>>>> Burzum - Daudi Balders
>>>
>>>This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
>>>heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory from
>>>aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
>>>structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as "aestheticism."
>>>Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
>>>
>>
>>
>>am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
>>is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
>
>You must be. The rest of us understand everything he says, perfectly,
>all of the time, without exception. Honest. :)
>
there's a self-confidence booster.
>
>-Ricks
>
>NO FUN... NO CORE... NO MOSH... NO TRENDS
>
>http://www.iki.fi/mega/metal/Rickreviews/index.html
ck1
THE SENTINEL
> am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
> is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
no, he's confused too. you'll get used to his persona and learn to ignore
it after a while. btw, his reviews are under-analyzation of music, over
analyzation of supposed underlying philosophy. like i said, support the
poseur holocaust!
------------------------------------------------------------------
SUPPORT THE POSEUR HOLOCAUST
"The health of the HEAVY METAL movement is not served well by
posturing. Superficial issues of pseudo-philosophy only distract us
from our singular purpose." - Nietzsche
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Postmaster General
>
> > >> >This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
> > >> >heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory
> from
> > >> >aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
> > >> >structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as
> "aestheticism."
> > >> >Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
> > >>
> > >> is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
> > >
> >
> > to me.....both. it just seems unneccesarily wordy.
>
> "Wordy" implies that there is unnecessary language, e.g. a lack of content.
> Do you feel that is so?
I do believe you have answered your own question. Re-read your post
Captain Irony.
goden
vomited forth:
>
>> >>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
>> >>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
>> >>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
>> >>> hear what's going on half the time.
>> >>
>> >
>> >oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
>> >now i hear about this.......oh well.
>>
>> The production is just fine. Don't listen to the whiners. It's heavy
>> as fuck.
>
>listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
>assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
>suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
>clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
>these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
Haw haw haw! I'd reply but I'm off to fuck my sister in her tight
little ass!
--
"Just stay put, shit-face!"
-some guy, 'Cannibal Ferox'
Eternal Frost Webzine
<http://www.mindspring.com/~goden/eternalfrost/>
goden
vomited forth:
>On Sat, 31 Oct 1998 04:55:02 GMT, goden (goden) wrote:
>
>>On Thu, 29 Oct 1998 17:04:30 -0600, THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu>
>>vomited forth:
>>
>>>> >>> WHAT??????????????????????????????
>>>> >>> that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
>>>> >>> BTS. can you reproduce all those riffs on guitar, i sure as hell can't
>>>> >>> hear what's going on half the time.
>>>> >>
>>>> >
>>>> >oh great....i get all excited about finding this tape used for $3 and
>>>> >now i hear about this.......oh well.
>>>>
>>>> The production is just fine. Don't listen to the whiners. It's heavy
>>>> as fuck.
>>>
>>>listen, get the damn tape. i make one complaint about it and everyone
>>>assumes i hate the album. i don't, but the production is poor.
>>>suffocation kick ass, and every album by them is essential. ok, are we
>>>clear everyone? i love how i say one thing negative about suffo and all
>>>these redneck asshole deathmetalheads come out of the woodwork.
>>
>>Haw haw haw! I'd reply but I'm off to fuck my sister in her tight
>>little ass!
>
>gwen? tigra?
I. . . uh. . . don't know what you're talking about. You're scaring
me.
>
>you cant have both, idjit! you best be fixin' ta choose one or
>th'otha, ya no-good low-down hick!
Don't worry. My baby sister was just born and I've got her all to my
self! MMMMM MMMMMMMMMMMM.
>-Daemonic
>
>"We have no dreams at all or interesting ones.
>We should learn to be awake in the same way - not
>at all or in an interesting manner."
> -Nietzsche
Sybren
wrote:
>btw, his reviews are under-analyzation of music, over
>analyzation of supposed underlying philosophy.
How wrong can you be? I've never seen reviews so descriptive as
Svens'.
Sybren
--
__________________________________________________________________
THORHEIM
"Duisternis valt...het Licht dooft in de harten der Mensen"
http://www.lr.tudelft.nl/~lr332090/thorheim.htm
__________________________________________________________________
evil...@evilmusic.com
> >> >This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
> >> >heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory
from
> >> >aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
> >> >structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as
"aestheticism."
> >> >Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
> >>
> >> am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
> >> is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
> >
> >Is the above 1) confusing or 2) over-analyzing?
>
> to me.....both. it just seems unneccesarily wordy.
Over-analysis has nothing to do with wordy - you think it is confusing then?
"Wordy" implies that there is unnecessary language, e.g. a lack of content.
Do you feel that is so?
?
Ninnghizhidda
>On Tue, 27 Oct 1998 22:57:24 GMT, technic...@my-dejanews.com
>vomited forth:
>
>>In article <Pine.SOL.4.02A.98102...@ra.msstate.edu>,
>> THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> > > 13. Suffocation - Breeding the Spawn (Roadrunner)
>>> >
>>> > can you perhaps explain why you actually like this ? & why is it considered
>>> > one of the best to you , when it is so damn slow & sludgy ?
>>>
>>> becuase everyone else hates it and its cool for him to be different.
>>
>>I like it. Another masterpiece from the masters. Try to get past the poor
>>production. An album shouldn't be condemned, simply because the engineer
>>fucked up.
>
>Fucking A. The way I've heard it is that Roadrunner didn't want to pay
>a lot of money for a good studio, so they had Suffocation go to some
>shithole to record the LP. Just goes to show that Roadrunner was and
>is gay.
and that suffocation rules anyhow.
Only Content is True
>> There are some brilliant riffs on this disc. However, the Goat
>>chose this album over all the other Suffocation albums, and that puzzles me.
>>I would have gone with PFW, but all of their albums are godly.
>
>I used to think PFW was gay following a period of thinking it kicked
>ass. Now, after listening to it all the way through for the first time
>in about two years I'm getting into it again.
*evil laughter trails off in the distance...*
>Curse you, Daemonic!!@!$/&!!#!!1!
>(No, I'm not saying 'Scream Bloody Gore' is gay!)
whether you say it or not, i know what you're thinking. admit it! gay,
gay, gay.
Ryan
> >>>Haw haw haw! I'd reply but I'm off to fuck my sister in her tight
> >>>little ass!
> >>
> >>gwen? tigra?
> >
> >I. . . uh. . . don't know what you're talking about. You're scaring
> >me.
>
> a plea of ignorance will not protect you from the lynch mob of hicks
> i'm organizing. beeyatch!
> us southern death metal people understand how that is. we've all been
> through that before...right guys?
>
Hayle yah, BAW, WHOO!!!!!
Translation for Northerners: Hell yeah, boy, whoo!!!!
Ryan
http://members.tripod.com/~SilentEmpire/Trystero.html
N. Evermind
technic...@my-dejanews.com wrote:
> In article <Pine.SOL.4.02A.98102...@ra.msstate.edu>,
> THE SENTINEL <jr...@Ra.MsState.Edu> wrote:
> >
> >
> > > > really?? now is that a fact???? can you decipher the riffs on effigy??
> > > > i'd like to hear that. how do you know what those riffs are doing some of
> > > > the time?
> > >
> > >
> > > On EFFIGY? Certainly I think I can hear all the riffs, that album has a
> > > pretty accomplished production.
> >
> > WHAT??????????????????????????????
> > that production is the 2nd worst of all-time, the absolute worst being
> > BTS.
>
> Ha, ha. The award for worst production of all time must go to Carcass and
> their disaster of an album "Reek of Putrefaction".
Not really. "genital grinder" is a piece of genius.
> This is one of the rare
> cases where the production is simply too bad to be salvaged, even though I
> know there are some great riffs lurking about beneath the mess.
Grind bands are allowed to have such production. Most other bands are not, simply
because crappy production sometimes muffles the riffs beyond comprehension. Bad
production on PFW would've sucked, as you would not be able to make out the riffs,
and what is suffocation without the technical riffage? However, on Reek, Carcass
play ugly, dirty, brutal, sloppy grind - they way its intended to be. The album
would've been less enjoyable with a production like say dimmu borgir's on EDT.
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--
- nevermind
"Somniferous whisperings of scarlet fields
Sleep calling me and my dreams and wondrous
My reality abandoned (I traverse afar)
Not a care if I never wake"
- Everwake, by Anathema
Paul Wilbur
> >Could anyone tell me more about these bands (type of music, best album,
> >...) ?
> >
> >Thanks
> >
> >Guy
> Dark Tranquillity sounds _very_ much like In Flames :-D
> _Any_ album will send pleasure-chills down your spine , take
> my word for it !!! The other band i扉e never heard of, sorry !
>
Yes! You may want to check out Profanity and Armmageddon as well. I heard
them on one of the Blackend comps. and they are my next purchases. I have
NiG "Thunderbeast" and I like it a lot. IMO I still have to say anything
by In Flames is as good as it gets.
Paul
Vasp
ck1 <carr...@lodelink.com> wrote in article
<363a19e5....@news.csus.edu>...
>
> >>am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
> >>is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
> >
> >You must be. The rest of us understand everything he says, perfectly,
> >all of the time, without exception. Honest. :)
> >
>
> there's a self-confidence booster.
this is a self-deluding hooter.
goden
vomited forth:
>On Wed, 28 Oct 1998 23:49:28 GMT, goden (goden) wrote:
>>I used to think PFW was gay following a period of thinking it kicked
>>ass. Now, after listening to it all the way through for the first time
>>in about two years I'm getting into it again.
>
>*evil laughter trails off in the distance...*
Fuck fuck fuck fuck YOU. (gay emoticon here)
>>Curse you, Daemonic!!@!$/&!!#!!1!
>>(No, I'm not saying 'Scream Bloody Gore' is gay!)
>
>whether you say it or not, i know what you're thinking. admit it! gay,
>gay, gay.
Shit. You're XgayX for trading it. I just heard a killer cover of
"Evil Dead" by Nocturnal Breed.
>
>-Daemonic
>
>"We have no dreams at all or interesting ones.
>We should learn to be awake in the same way - not
>at all or in an interesting manner."
> -Nietzsche, XgaypherX supreme
ck1
>
>
>> >> >This is actually one of the few cd's I'd consider brutal, e.g. profound or
>> >> >heavy. Burzum finished what Darkthrone started: the divorce of theory
>from
>> >> >aesthetic in response to the integration of the two in a loss of belief in
>> >> >structural definition of existence, a valuelessness known as
>"aestheticism."
>> >> >Track three and the final track (six?) are worthy of any metalhead's time.
>> >>
>> >> am i the only one that is completely confused as to what the fuck he
>> >> is saying? evilmetal's reviews=super over-analyzation.
>> >
>> >Is the above 1) confusing or 2) over-analyzing?
>>
>> to me.....both. it just seems unneccesarily wordy.
>
>Over-analysis has nothing to do with wordy - you think it is confusing then?
>"Wordy" implies that there is unnecessary language, e.g. a lack of content.
>Do you feel that is so?
>
i think that over=analysis has something to do with wordy, in that if
one does over-analyze, they are essentially thinking way too hard, and
i think logically a longer-than-necessary written thought results. a
la "wordy". i know what wordy implies, thank you very much. i
wouldn't say it if i didn't know what it meant. i don't feel that it
lacks content, but then again, maybe it does, and i'm so runaround by
the language i missed that.
>?
>
>
>
>
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ck1
evil...@evilmusic.com
> Fuck fuck fuck fuck YOU. (gay emoticon here)
Fuck you, fuck you, FUCK YOU JESUSS CHRISST!
evil...@evilmusic.com
> >Over-analysis has nothing to do with wordy - you think it is confusing then?
> >"Wordy" implies that there is unnecessary language, e.g. a lack of content.
> >Do you feel that is so?
>
> i think that over=analysis has something to do with wordy, in that if
> one does over-analyze, they are essentially thinking way too hard, and
> i think logically a longer-than-necessary written thought results. a
> la "wordy". i know what wordy implies, thank you very much. i
> wouldn't say it if i didn't know what it meant. i don't feel that it
> lacks content, but then again, maybe it does, and i'm so runaround by
> the language i missed that.
Ah! I understand now. Your objection is to over-analysis at the content
level, which translates to concise language expressing unnecessary conceptual
information. Your patience has been appreciated.