TOP 20 ?
Zhantamorium M.K.1999
putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
most.
Every new addition is very welcome !
On my list there愀 only the best album included by all the groups.
Thy Serpent:Forests Of Witchery (1996)
Opeth:Morningrise (1996)
Arcturus:La Masquerade Infernale (1997)
Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas (1993)
Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
King Diamond:Them (1988)
Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
Sentenced:Amok (1994)
In The Woods...:Omnio (1997)
Katatonia:Dance Of December Souls (1993)
Burzum:Hvis Lyset Tar Oss (1994)
Children Of Bodom:Something Wild (1997)
Morbid Angel:Altars Of Madness (1990)
Deicide:Deicide (1990)
Darkthrone:Panzerfaust (1995)
Ulver:Bergtatt (1995)
Immortal:Pure Holocaust (1993)
Edge Of Sanity:Purgatory Afterglow (1994)
Dissection:Storm Of The Light愀 Bane (1995)
Thanks,
Mikko Kuronen
Phobophile
Sodom - Persecution Mania
Death - leprosy
Slayer - Reign in blood
Entombed - Clandestine
Nightfall - Macabre sunsets
Kataklysm - sorcery
Cryptopsy - None so vile
Benediction - the grand leveller
Autopsy - Severed Survival
Mercyful Fate - Melissa
Bathory - under the sign of the black mark
Gorguts - Obscura
Candlemass - Nightfall
Carcass - Symphonies of Sickbness
Consolation - Brave Melvin from the southern point
Rotting Christ - Thy Mighty contract
Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgotten
Dismember - Like an everflowing stream
Paradise Lost - Lost Paradise
"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
>
> I´m collecting people´s alltime top 20 album lists (which I´m thinking of
> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
> most.
>
> Every new addition is very welcome !
>
> On my list there´s only the best album included by all the groups.
>
> Thy Serpent:Forests Of Witchery (1996)
> Opeth:Morningrise (1996)
bwgh
> Arcturus:La Masquerade Infernale (1997)
> Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas (1993)
> Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
Really...?
> King Diamond:Them (1988)
Abigail is a lot better
> Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
> Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
This is my least fave bathory album
> Sentenced:Amok (1994)
North from here is the shit
> In The Woods...:Omnio (1997)
> Katatonia:Dance Of December Souls (1993)
> Burzum:Hvis Lyset Tar Oss (1994)
> Children Of Bodom:Something Wild (1997)
> Morbid Angel:Altars Of Madness (1990)
> Deicide:Deicide (1990)
> Darkthrone:Panzerfaust (1995)
> Ulver:Bergtatt (1995)
> Immortal:Pure Holocaust (1993)
> Edge Of Sanity:Purgatory Afterglow (1994)
> Dissection:Storm Of The Light´s Bane (1995)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mikko Kuronen
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<abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
>Entombed - Clandestine
Why the hell not "Left Hand Path"?
Sybren
Zhantamorium M.K.1999
>Sodom - Persecution Mania
>Death - leprosy
>Slayer - Reign in blood
>Entombed - Clandestine
>Nightfall - Macabre sunsets
>Kataklysm - sorcery
>Cryptopsy - None so vile
>Benediction - the grand leveller
>Autopsy - Severed Survival
>Mercyful Fate - Melissa
>Bathory - under the sign of the black mark
>Gorguts - Obscura
>Candlemass - Nightfall
>Carcass - Symphonies of Sickbness
>Consolation - Brave Melvin from the southern point
>Rotting Christ - Thy Mighty contract
>Suffocation - Effigy of the Forgotten
>Dismember - Like an everflowing stream
>Paradise Lost - Lost Paradise
Lots of classic shit there.......
>> Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
>Really...?
Yes. It愀 a hard competition with the others, but IMO Paranoid is the best
>
>> King Diamond:Them (1988)
>Abigail is a lot better
On a scale from 1 to 100
Them 95,7 pts.
Abigail 95,2 pts.
>> Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
>> Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
>This is my least fave bathory album
>> Sentenced:Amok (1994)
>North from here is the shit
I like it very much too.
But still, Amok is better !
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-Mir Karghaa Zhantamorium, The Thyrangos in motion
'Am I the rock on which you'll build your church ?'
-------------------------------------
MrLocust
Arcturus: La Masquerade Infernal
Emperor: In the Nightside Eclipse
Napalm Death: Utopia Banished
Godflesh: Songs of Love and Hate
Joy Division: Unknown Pleasures
Gehenna: Adimiron Black
Paradise Lost: Shades of God
Pitchshifter: www.pitchshifter.com
Obtained Enslavement: Witchcraft
Das Ich: Morgue
Bethlehem: Dictus te Nectare
My Dying Bride: Turn Loose the Swans
Sisters of Mercy: First, Last and Always
Aphex Twin: Come to Daddy EP
Gary Numan: Exile
Katatonia: Discouraged Ones
Old Man's Child: The Pagan Prosperity
Ultraviolence: Killing God
Primordial: A Journey's End
Magus Von Sakreth
1. Dissection - Storm of the Light's Bane
2. Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse
3. Marduk - Heaven Shall Burn...When We Are Gathered
4. Asgaroth - Trapped in the depths of Eve
5. Malignant Eternal - Far Beneath the Sun
6. Cannibal Corpse - Tomb of the Mutilated
7. Deicide - Legion
8. Slayer - Reign In Blood
9. Emperor - Anthems to the welkin at Dusk
10. Cryptopsy - None so Vile
11. Dark Tranquillity - Skydancer
12. Enslaved - Frost
13. Immortal - Pure Holocaust
14. Satyricon - Nemesis Divina
15. Marduk - Opus Nocturne
16. Nokturnal Mortum - Goat Horns
17. Dimmu Borgir - ENthrone Darkness Triumphant
18. Rotting Christ - Triarchy of the LOst Lovers
19. Samael - Ceremony of Opposites
20. Lord Belial - Enter the Moonlight Gate
"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
> I惴 collecting people愀 alltime top 20 album lists (which I惴 thinking of
> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
> most.
>
> Every new addition is very welcome !
>
> On my list there愀 only the best album included by all the groups.
>
> Thy Serpent:Forests Of Witchery (1996)
> Opeth:Morningrise (1996)
> Arcturus:La Masquerade Infernale (1997)
> Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas (1993)
> Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
> King Diamond:Them (1988)
> Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
> Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
> Sentenced:Amok (1994)
> In The Woods...:Omnio (1997)
> Katatonia:Dance Of December Souls (1993)
> Burzum:Hvis Lyset Tar Oss (1994)
> Children Of Bodom:Something Wild (1997)
> Morbid Angel:Altars Of Madness (1990)
> Deicide:Deicide (1990)
> Darkthrone:Panzerfaust (1995)
> Ulver:Bergtatt (1995)
> Immortal:Pure Holocaust (1993)
> Edge Of Sanity:Purgatory Afterglow (1994)
> Dissection:Storm Of The Light愀 Bane (1995)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mikko Kuronen
Phobophile
Coz Clandestine is a lot better, ie except for the 1st 3 tracks I find
LHP rather boring
Phobophile
> >Really...?
>
> Yes. It愀 a hard competition with the others, but IMO Paranoid is the best
There are only 2 albums in the competition and that are 'Black Sabbath'
and 'Vol 4'
> >
> >> King Diamond:Them (1988)
> >Abigail is a lot better
>
> On a scale from 1 to 100
> Them 95,7 pts.
> Abigail 95,2 pts.
Such scales are silly at best.
Anyway, which song on them tops such tunes as 'a mansion in darkness' or
'The black horsemen'. Further, I like conspiracy (?= them 2) better than
them. And the 1st Mercyful fate albums better
> ---
> -MK-
> -Mir Karghaa Zhantamorium, The Thyrangos in motion
> 'Am I the rock on which you'll build your church ?'
> -------------------------------------
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this is right offa my head, so many are bound to be missing. shit happens.
save the four first, which are listed in order of relevance to all other
releases, this is in no order.
dead kennedys, "in god we trust inc." (get the flames going)
darkthrone, "transilvanian hunger"
metallica, "...and justice for all"
deathprod, "treetop drive 1-3, towboat"
darkthrone, "under a funeral moon"
darkthrone, "panzerfaust"
isengard, "høstmørke"
neptune towers, "transmissions from empire algol"
burzum, "burzum" (dsp ver)
ulver, "nattens madrigal" (yes, and fuck you too)
iron maiden, "piece of mind"
autechre, (usually known as) "lp5"
black sabbath, "black sabbath" (ofcourse not the remaster)
deathprod, "treetop drive 1-3, towboat"
various artists, "terrordrome" (gabber comp, ca. 1993)
pink floyd, "the wall"
faith no more, "angel dust"
mr. bungle, "disco volante"
ved buens ende, "written in waters"
seigmen, "monument" (comp, but still)
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"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
>
> I惴 collecting people愀 alltime top 20 album lists (which I惴 thinking of
> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
> most.
>
> Every new addition is very welcome !
Heh. From what i've seen so far in this thread, my list is going to be a
bit out of place...
But here it is anyway:
Anthrax - Sound of White Noise
Armored Saint - Delirious Nomad
Armored Saint - Symbol of Salvation
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
Celtic Frost - Into the Pandemonium
Dream Theater - Images and Words
Fates Warning - The Spectre Within
Fates Warning - Awaken the Guardian
Front Line Assembly - Millennium
Helloween - Keeper of the Seven Keys II
Judas Priest - Defenders of the Faith
Judas Priest - Painkiller
Metal Church - The Human Factor
Motorhead - Bastards
Overkill - The Years of Decay
Overkill - WFO
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
Savatage - Gutter Ballet
Slayer - Hell Awaits
Testament - The New Order
OK, that looks good... but it's hard to pick 20 out of 750... So chances
are, if i were to do this tomorrow, it'd look totally different. ;)
JT
Mad Puppy
<mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote:
>I´m collecting people´s alltime top 20 album lists (which I´m thinking of
>putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
>if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
>most.
>
>Every new addition is very welcome !
>
>On my list there´s only the best album included by all the groups.
>
>Thy Serpent:Forests Of Witchery (1996)
>Opeth:Morningrise (1996)
>Arcturus:La Masquerade Infernale (1997)
>Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas (1993)
>Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
>King Diamond:Them (1988)
>Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
>Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
>Sentenced:Amok (1994)
>In The Woods...:Omnio (1997)
>Katatonia:Dance Of December Souls (1993)
>Burzum:Hvis Lyset Tar Oss (1994)
>Children Of Bodom:Something Wild (1997)
>Morbid Angel:Altars Of Madness (1990)
>Deicide:Deicide (1990)
>Darkthrone:Panzerfaust (1995)
>Ulver:Bergtatt (1995)
>Immortal:Pure Holocaust (1993)
>Edge Of Sanity:Purgatory Afterglow (1994)
>Dissection:Storm Of The Light´s Bane (1995)
I know I forgot some, but here's my list of the best all-time metal
CDs. It was too difficult to rank, so in no particular order, here it
is:
Lorde of All Desires-- The Scent of Malevalence
Odes of Ecstacy-- Embossed Dream in Four Acts
Dimmu Borgir-- Stormblast
Paradise Lost-- Gothic
Paradise Lost-- One Second
My Dying Bride-- As the Flower Withers
My Dying Bride-- Turn Loose the Swans
Metallica-- And Justice for All
Metallica-- Master of Puppets
Cradle of Filth-- Vempire
Cradle of Filth-- Principle of Evil Made Flesh
Slayer-- Haunting the Chapel
Slayer-- South of Heaven
Suicidal Tendencies-- Freedumb
Suicidal Tendencies-- Still Cyco After All these Years
Corrision of Conformity-- Technocracy
Iced Earth-- Something Wicked This Way Comes
Megadeth-- Rust in Peace
Scuptured-- The Spear of The Lily
Savatage-- Handful of Rain
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Summoning - Dol Guldur
Abigor - Nachthymnen
Dimmu Borgir - Stormblast
Dark Funeral - Secrets of the Black Arts
Thirdmoon - Grotesque Autumnal Weepings
Falkenbach - Magni Blandin ok Megintiri (...or so)
Diabolical Masquerade - Ravendusk in my Heart & Nightwork
Devil Eyes
METALLICA- Master Of Puppets
SLAYER- Reign In Blood
MERCYFUL FATE- Don't Break The Oath
KING DIAMOND- Abigail
EXODUS- Bonded By Blood
VENOM- Black Metal
TESTAMENT- The Legacy
VOI VOD- Dimension Hatross
HALLOW'S EVE- Tales Of Terror
EXCITER- Violence & Force
IRON MAIDEN- Live After Death
SEPULTURA- Beneath The Remains
PARADISE LOST- Gothic
CARCASS- Symphonies Of Sickness
DEATH- Symbolic
DECEASED- The 13 Frightened Souls
DANZIG- Lucifuge
IN FLAMES- The Jester Race
ENTOMBED- Left Hand Path
PESTILENCE- Testimony Of The Ancients
Zhantamorium M.K.1999
>> >Abigail is a lot better
>>
>> On a scale from 1 to 100
>> Them 95,7 pts.
>> Abigail 95,2 pts.
>
>Such scales are silly at best.
Well, after hours of thinking ;-), I have made the final results for the ->
1990
K.D. albums.
They are (scale 1 - 10 000):
Abigail 9986, 342 points
Them 9991, 118 points
Conspiracy 9984, 735 points
The Eye 9989, 007 points
(...and this is pure silliness !)
>Anyway, which song on them tops such tunes as 'a mansion in darkness' or
>'The black horsemen'. Further, I like conspiracy (?= them 2) better than
>them. And the 1st Mercyful fate albums better
Never really cought the MF atmosphere. Maybe it愀 too eeeviiiil for me ;-)
And songs as Welcome Home, The Invisible Guests, Tea and Mother愀 Getting
Weaker (yes, all the 'real' songs on A side) are so goddamn perfect that
only
the two you already mentioned, plus Omens (the godly opening riff !) and
Abigail
can in some way compete with them. Both albums are indeed outstanding.
Conspiracy is rather disappointing, again the best songs are on the
first side (superb At The Graves and A Visit From The Dead). My
dream-come-true would however be Andy doing an album full of those acoustic
intros as on Sleepless Nights and A Visit From The Dead. I fly when I listen
to those parts.
Then Cremation is amazing, what a classy melody. Lies is sometimes annoying
and the rest is also somewhat ordinary ie nothing way too special.
The Eye was a comeback to the major league again. Every song is crushing, my
personal favorites are though 1642 Imprisonment, Burn, The Curse and Eye Of
The Witch (the verse B, oh yes !!)
(A strange combination: Akira Kurosawa movie and King Diamond... still,
works for me !)
Bill Russell
Entombed-Left Hand Path
Entombed-Clandestine
Dismember-Like An Ever Flowing Stream
Carcass-HeartWork
Asphyx-The Rack
Emperor-Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
Runemagick-The Supreme Force of Eternity
Sepultura-Beneath The Remains
Morbid Angel-Blessed Are The Sick
Morbid Angel-Formulas Fatal To The Flesh
Nile-Amongst The Catacombs Of Nephren-Ka
Cryptopsy-Blasphemy Made Flesh
Cryptopsy-None So Vile
Cryptopsy-Whisper Supremacy(I still want Lord Worm back though)
Bruce Dickinson-Accident Of Birth
Napalm Death-FETO
Napalm Death-WFTEW
Napalm Death-Harmony Corruption
Bolt Thrower-War Master
witka
Sacramentary Abolishment - The Distracting Stone
Bolt Thrower - The IVth Crusade
Incantation - Onward to Golgotha
Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse
Slayer - Reign in Blood
Metallica - Kill 'Em All
Burzum - Filosofem
Iron Maiden - Seventh Son . . .
Iron Maiden - Powerslave
Krieg - Rise of the Imperial Hordes
Tsatthoggua - Hosanna Bizarre
Nile - Amongst the Catacombs of Nephren-Ka
Borknagar - The Olden Domain
Black Sabbath - Sabotage
Darkthrone - A Blaze in the Northern Sky
Sarcophagus - Requiem to the Death of Passion
Celtic Frost - Morbid Tales
Judas Iscariot - Thy Dying Light
Cryptopsy - None So Vile
Iced Earth - Something Wicked This Way Comes (hey! It's good ok?)
Bruni
popped into my head...
OZZY OSBOURNE - Diary Of A Madman
JANES ADDICTION - Ritual De Lo Habitual
NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS - Let Love In
NICK CAVE AND THE BAD SEEDS - The Good Son
ENTOMBED - Clandestine
MORBID ANGEL - Altars Of Madness
DISMEMBER - Like An Ever Flowing Stream
DARKTHRONE - A Blaze In The Northen Sky
DARKTHRONE - Under A Funeral Moon
METALLICA - Master Of Puppets
IRON MAIDEN - Seventh Son...
SLAYER - Reign In Blood
RUSH - Hemispheres
IMMORTAL - Pure Holocaust
CELTIC FROST - To Mega Therion
KISS - Alive
BLACK SABBATH - Vol 4
CARCASS - Necroroticism...
SUFFOCATION - Effigy Of The Forgotten
DEICIDE - Deicide
ARCTURUS - La Masquerade Infernale
NEUROSIS - Times Of Grace
OPETH - Orchid
PINK FLOYD - Wish You Were Here
ANATHEMA - Seranades
MY DYING BRIDE - Turn Loose The Swans
PARADISE LOST - Shades Of God
CATHEDRAL - Forest Of Equilibrium
Juha
Iron Maiden - Seventh son of a seventh son
Immortal - Battles in the north
Amorphis - Tales from the thousand lakes
WASP - WASP
Tarot - To live forever
Paradise Lost - Icon
Mayhem - De mysteriis dom Sathanas
Bruce Dickinson - The Chemical wedding
Entombed - Wolverine Blues
Sentenced - Down
Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder
Emperor - Anthems to the welkin at dusk
Metallica - And justice for all
Megadeth - Countdown to extinction
Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz
Twisted Sister - Stay hungry
Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
Enochian Crescent - Telocvovim
Edge of Sanity - Purgatory afterglow
At the Gates - Slaughter of the soul
I probably forgot some classics...
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My list (without thinking about it too much and in no particular order:
Slayer: Reign in Blood
Dimmu Borgir: Spiritual Black Dimensions
Satyricon: Nemesis Divina
Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
Deicide:Serpents of the Light
Nokturnal Mortum: Goat Horns
Testament: the New Order
Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast
AC/DC: Back in Black
In Flames: the Jester race
Metallica: Master of Puppets
Megadeth: Peace Sells, but who's buying
Therion: theli
Sepultura: chaos ad/arise
Slayer: South of heaven
Anthrax: Among the Living
Ozzy: Diary of a Madman
Judas Priest: Screaming for vengeance
Dio: rainbow in the dark
jerry
Sepultura-Beneath the Remains
Bolt Thrower-...For Victory
Brutal Truth-Need to Control
Cryptopsy-Blashphemy Made Flesh
Cryptopsy-None So Vile
Dismember-Like an Everflowing Stream
Grave-Into the Grave
Kataklysm-Sorcery
Malevolent Creation-Eternal
Terrorizer-World Downfall
Morbid Angel-Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel-Covenant
Nasum-Inhale/Exhale
Nembrionic-Psycho One Hundred
Suffocation-Pierced from Within
Cannibal Corpse-The Bleeding
Deicide-Deicide
Metallica-Master of Puppets
Edge of Sanity-Crimson
Zhantamorium M.K.1999 <mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote in message
news:UrL83.37$Cy3...@read2.inet.fi...
> I惴 collecting people愀 alltime top 20 album lists (which I惴 thinking of
> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be
great
> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
> most.
>
> Every new addition is very welcome !
>
> On my list there愀 only the best album included by all the groups.
>
> Thy Serpent:Forests Of Witchery (1996)
> Opeth:Morningrise (1996)
> Arcturus:La Masquerade Infernale (1997)
> Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas (1993)
> Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
> King Diamond:Them (1988)
> Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
> Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
> Sentenced:Amok (1994)
> In The Woods...:Omnio (1997)
> Katatonia:Dance Of December Souls (1993)
> Burzum:Hvis Lyset Tar Oss (1994)
> Children Of Bodom:Something Wild (1997)
> Morbid Angel:Altars Of Madness (1990)
> Deicide:Deicide (1990)
> Darkthrone:Panzerfaust (1995)
> Ulver:Bergtatt (1995)
> Immortal:Pure Holocaust (1993)
> Edge Of Sanity:Purgatory Afterglow (1994)
Ervin Kolenovic
Morbid Angel - Altars of Madness
Morbid Angel - Blessed are the Sick
Paradise Lost - Lost Paradise
Slayer - Reign in Blood
Slayer - South of Heaven
Entombed - Clandestine
Carcass - Symphonies of Sickness
Atheist - Piece of Time
Pestilence - Testimony of the Ancient
Summoning - Minas Morgul
Brutal Truth - Extreme Conditions...
Bolt Thrower - The 4th Crusade
Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse
Grave - Into the Grave
Kreator - Terrible Certainy
Cradle of Filth - Principles of Evil...
Cannibal Corpse - Vile
Katatonia - Dance of December Souls
Tiamat - Clouds
Kataklysm - Sorcery
Phobophile
"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
>
> >> >> King Diamond:Them (1988)
> >> >Abigail is a lot better
> >>
> >> On a scale from 1 to 100
> >> Them 95,7 pts.
> >> Abigail 95,2 pts.
> >
> >Such scales are silly at best.
>
> Well, after hours of thinking ;-), I have made the final results for the ->
> 1990
> K.D. albums.
> They are (scale 1 - 10 000):
> Abigail 9986, 342 points
> Them 9991, 118 points
> Conspiracy 9984, 735 points
> The Eye 9989, 007 points
>
> (...and this is pure silliness !)
way to imprecise for me....
> And songs as Welcome Home, The Invisible Guests, Tea and Mother愀 Getting
> Weaker (yes, all the 'real' songs on A side) are so goddamn perfect that
> only
> the two you already mentioned, plus Omens (the godly opening riff !) and
> Abigail
> can in some way compete with them. Both albums are indeed outstanding.
That final remark is definitely true
> Conspiracy is rather disappointing, again the best songs are on the
> first side (superb At The Graves and A Visit From The Dead).
If any KD album is disappointing at all it would be graveyard
>My
> dream-come-true would however be Andy doing an album full of those acoustic
> intros as on Sleepless Nights and A Visit From The Dead. I fly when I listen
> to those parts.
Acoustic guitars suck.
> The Eye was a comeback to the major league again. Every song is crushing, my
> personal favorites are though 1642 Imprisonment, Burn, The Curse and Eye Of
> The Witch (the verse B, oh yes !!)
Hmmm well Eye isn't really my favourite album and the drumming machine
is so fucking obvious
> (A strange combination: Akira Kurosawa movie and King Diamond... still,
> works for me !)
The story of abigail is the best anyway... but then agian does that
matter, much?
Zhantamorium M.K.1999
>> first side (superb At The Graves and A Visit From The Dead).
>If any KD album is disappointing at all it would be graveyard
Hey, who愀 talking about the newest ones ?
The Eye was the last *great* album.
>
>>My
>> dream-come-true would however be Andy doing an album full of those
acoustic
>> intros as on Sleepless Nights and A Visit From The Dead. I fly when I
listen
>> to those parts.
>
>Acoustic guitars suck.
Bah.
>
>> The Eye was a comeback to the major league again. Every song is crushing,
my
>> personal favorites are though 1642 Imprisonment, Burn, The Curse and Eye
Of
>> The Witch (the verse B, oh yes !!)
>
>Hmmm well Eye isn't really my favourite album and the drumming machine
>is so fucking obvious
Snowy Shaw ?
>
>> (A strange combination: Akira Kurosawa movie and King Diamond... still,
>> works for me !)
>
>The story of abigail is the best anyway... but then agian does that
>matter, much?
I like Them愀 story the best.
Conspiracy and Abigail follow close though
Phobophile
>
> >> Conspiracy is rather disappointing, again the best songs are on the
> >> first side (superb At The Graves and A Visit From The Dead).
> >If any KD album is disappointing at all it would be graveyard
>
> Hey, who愀 talking about the newest ones ?
> The Eye was the last *great* album.
Voodoo is pretty good too. And I do like Spiders lullaby too. But then
again, I like *all* the MF albums a lot.
> >
> >>My
> >> dream-come-true would however be Andy doing an album full of those
> acoustic
> >> intros as on Sleepless Nights and A Visit From The Dead. I fly when I
> listen
> >> to those parts.
> >
> >Acoustic guitars suck.
>
> Bah.
I don't give a rat's ass about leads intros or whatever filling is used.
Give me riffs and fat rhythms anytime. Besides, for that, KD and MF add
some cool vocals.
> >
> >> The Eye was a comeback to the major league again. Every song is crushing,
> my
> >> personal favorites are though 1642 Imprisonment, Burn, The Curse and Eye
> Of
> >> The Witch (the verse B, oh yes !!)
Did I mention that I hate the cheesy piano/organ/whatever throught the
entire thing?
> >Hmmm well Eye isn't really my favourite album and the drumming machine
> >is so fucking obvious
>
> Snowy Shaw ?
from: http://king-diamond.coven.vmh.net/discogr/theeye.html
"
King Diamond - all vocals, keyboards
Andy La Rocque - guitars
Pete Blakk - lead guitar
Hal Patino - bass
Snowy Shaw - drums (however drum machine was used)
Roberto Falcao - keyboards (studio musician)
"
check out the ride cymbals (it sounds unreal and really monotonic) and
some parts are obviously unplayable (some fills even flo mounier or dave
culross can't play), further there are many machine-like parts (eg
listen to burn ). anyway, I hate the way many drummers use electronic
drumkits and triggers and all that shit (ie in the studio)...
> >
> >> (A strange combination: Akira Kurosawa movie and King Diamond... still,
> >> works for me !)
> >
> >The story of abigail is the best anyway... but then agian does that
> >matter, much?
>
> I like Them愀 story the best.
> Conspiracy and Abigail follow close though
>
It's nice how KD always puts down another concept album. Remember how
Iron maiden failed to put down one...
Marc van der Pol
For metal only!! In no particular order; some were most likely left out,
etc etc...
Iron Maiden- Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
Black Sabbath- Paranoid
Metallica- Ride the Lightning
Queensryche- Operation: Mindcrime
Voivod- Killing Technology
Bathory- Blood Fire Death
Immortal- Pure Holocaust
Emperor- In the Nightside Eclipse
Emperor- Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk
Cryptopsy- None So Vile
Death- The Sound of Perseverence
Entombed- Clandestine
Entombed- Left Hand Path
Morbid Angel- Blessed are the Sick
Godflesh- Streetcleaner
Amorphis- Tales from the Thousand Lakes
In Flames- The Jester Race
Moonspell- Wolfheart
Solitude Aeturnus- Downfall
Solitude Aeturnus- Through the Darkest Hour
Zhantamorium M.K.1999
>> >> first side (superb At The Graves and A Visit From The Dead).
>> >If any KD album is disappointing at all it would be graveyard
>>
>> Hey, who愀 talking about the newest ones ?
>> The Eye was the last *great* album.
>
>Voodoo is pretty good too. And I do like Spiders lullaby too. But then
>again, I like *all* the MF albums a lot.
Spider is boring, Voodoo sounds much better.
>
>> >
>> >>My
>> >> dream-come-true would however be Andy doing an album full of those
>> acoustic
>> >> intros as on Sleepless Nights and A Visit From The Dead. I fly when I
>> listen
>> >> to those parts.
>> >
>> >Acoustic guitars suck.
>>
>> Bah.
>
>I don't give a rat's ass about leads intros or whatever filling is used.
Do you happen to know which is the record number of solos in one song ?
King has nine, what about others ?
>Give me riffs and fat rhythms anytime. Besides, for that, KD and MF add
>some cool vocals.
*Very* true.
>
>> >
>> >> The Eye was a comeback to the major league again. Every song is
crushing,
>> my
>> >> personal favorites are though 1642 Imprisonment, Burn, The Curse and
Eye
>> Of
>> >> The Witch (the verse B, oh yes !!)
>
>Did I mention that I hate the cheesy piano/organ/whatever throught the
>entire thing?
>
>> >Hmmm well Eye isn't really my favourite album and the drumming machine
>> >is so fucking obvious
>>
>> Snowy Shaw ?
>
>from: http://king-diamond.coven.vmh.net/discogr/theeye.html
>"
> King Diamond - all vocals, keyboards
> Andy La Rocque - guitars
> Pete Blakk - lead guitar
> Hal Patino - bass
> Snowy Shaw - drums (however drum machine was used)
> Roberto Falcao - keyboards (studio musician)
>"
>
>check out the ride cymbals (it sounds unreal and really monotonic) and
>some parts are obviously unplayable (some fills even flo mounier or dave
>culross can't play), further there are many machine-like parts (eg
>listen to burn ).
Good, now it愀 sure then. (Haven愒 bothered to check the K.D pages around
the web)
Reminds me of Jonas Renkse愀 drumming
in some ways.
>anyway, I hate the way many drummers use electronic
>drumkits and triggers and all that shit (ie in the studio)...
>
>> >
>> >> (A strange combination: Akira Kurosawa movie and King Diamond...
still,
>> >> works for me !)
>> >
>> >The story of abigail is the best anyway... but then agian does that
>> >matter, much?
>>
>> I like Them愀 story the best.
>> Conspiracy and Abigail follow close though
>>
>It's nice how KD always puts down another concept album. Remember how
>Iron maiden failed to put down one...
Oooh yeah........
Horza
<mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote:
> I‹m collecting people‹s alltime top 20 album lists (which I‹m thinking of
> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
> most.
Had to include more than one from some artists. Would be such a
sacrilege not to.
(...and you didn't mention that non-metal albums are prohibited)
Bethlehem: Dictius Te Necare (1996)
Cradle of Filth: Dusk and Her Embrace (1996)
Dark Tranquillity: The Gallery (1996)
Devil Doll: The Girl Who Was... Death (1988)
Devil Doll: Sacrilegium (1992)
Devil Doll: Dies Irae (1995)
Elend: Les Ténèbres du Dehors (1996)
Emperor: Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk (1997)
Haggard: And Thou Shalt Trust... the Seer (1997)
In the Woods...: HEart of the Ages (1994)
Manowar: Hail to England (1984)
Manowar: Kings of Metal (1988)
Raison D'être: In Sadness, Silence and Solitude (1997)
Sentenced: Amok (1995)
Skepticism: Stormcrowfleet (1995)
Sopor Aeternus: Todeswunsch (1995)
Sopor Aeternus: The Inexperienced Spiral Traveller (1997)
Sopor Aeternus: Dead Lovers' Sarabande (1999)
This Empty Flow: Magenta Skycode (1995)
When: Psychedelic Wunderbaum (1999)
--
-horza
"Well, Christus tells us that little children suffer -
It's only right that we should learn to suffer too."
Phobophile
"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
>
> >I don't give a rat's ass about leads intros or whatever filling is used.
>
> Do you happen to know which is the record number of solos in one song ?
No, I don't.... Guess jimi hendrix don't count, since his entire ouevre
consists solely of solos ;-) Anyway Slayer has 7 in a row in Praise of
death (of which one is bass) + 2 others. But I guess Stalinorgel by
Sodom has many more, since it has a (at least) two quite short for each
time the choruses are sung. (I estimate 12-14 solos in total)
> King has nine, what about others ?
Don't know of any others... at this moment
Jason Sorens
Carcass, Heartwork
Opeth, Morningrise
Opeth, Orchid (yeah, more than one from the same group, sorry)
Iron Maiden, Killers
Dream Theater, Awake
Nevermore, The Politics of Ecstasy
Dark Tranquillity, The Gallery
Iron Maiden, Piece of Mind
Candlemass, Nightfall
My Dying Bride, Turn Loose the Swans
Dream Theater, Images and Words
Theatre of Tragedy, Velvet Darkness They Fear
Amorphis, Tales from the Thousand Lakes
Galactic Cowboys, Space in Your Face
Solitude Aeturnus, Into the Depths of Sorrow
Angra, Fireworks
Candlemass, Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
Solitude Aeturnus, Through the Darkest Hour
Dark Tranquillity, The Mind's I
Psychotic Waltz, Bleeding
For my ratings of my entire collection, see
http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jps35/cds.html
___________________________________________________________________
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Celtophile Avenger: jason....@yale.edu;
Jason P Sorens http://pantheon.yale.edu/~jps35
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<mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote:
>I´m collecting people´s alltime top 20 album lists (which I´m thinking of
>putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
>if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
>most.
>
>Every new addition is very welcome !
>
>On my list there´s only the best album included by all the groups.
OK, Top 20 Black Metal, one album per band:
(in no order, subject to change daily)
1) Burzum: Det Som Engang Var
2) Mayhem: DMDS
3) Graveland: Following the Voice of Blood
4) Immortal: Pure Holocaust
5) Veles: Black Hateful Metal
6) Emperor: In the NE
7) Sort Vokter: Folkloric Necro Metal
8) Iljdarn: Forest Poetry
9) Darkthrone: Blaze In The Northern Sky
10) Satyricon: Dark Medieval Times
11) Summoning: Minas Morgul
12) Abigor: Invoking the Dark Age
13) Legion of Doom: Kingdom of Endless Darkness
14) V/A: The Night and the Fog
15) Marduk: Heaven Shall Burn. . .
16) Dimmu Borgir: Stormblast (you can all kiss my ass)
17) Bathory: Twilight of the Gods
18) Gorgoroth: Antichrist
19) Isengard: Vinterskugge
20) insert Darken or Fenriz side project here
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Martin
Def Leppard - Pyromania
Manowar - Kings of metal
Judas Priest - British steel
Motorhead - Overkill
Saxon - Wheels of steel
Dio - Holy diver
Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath
Metallica - Ride the lightning
Ozzy Osbourne - Diary of a madman
AC/DC - Highway to hell
Def Leppard - Pyromania
Manowar - Kings of metal
Rainbow - On stage
Led Zeppelin - The song remains the same
Exciter - Violence and force
Tank - Filth hounds of hades
Queensryche - Promised land
Wasp - The headless children
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Sybren
<abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
>> >I don't give a rat's ass about leads intros or whatever filling is used.
>>
>> Do you happen to know which is the record number of solos in one song ?
>
>No, I don't.... Guess jimi hendrix don't count, since his entire ouevre
>consists solely of solos ;-) Anyway Slayer has 7 in a row in Praise of
>death (of which one is bass) + 2 others. But I guess Stalinorgel by
>Sodom has many more, since it has a (at least) two quite short for each
>time the choruses are sung. (I estimate 12-14 solos in total)
>
>> King has nine, what about others ?
>
>Don't know of any others... at this moment
Any live Yngwie Malmsteen song :)
Sybren
Significant Pickle
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> On Sun, 13 Jun 1999 10:09:56 GMT, "Zhantamorium M.K.1999"
> <mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote:
>
> >I´m collecting people´s alltime top 20 album lists (which I´m thinking
of
> >putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be
great
> >if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you
the
> >most.
> >
> >Every new addition is very welcome !
> >
> >On my list there´s only the best album included by all the groups.
>
> OK, Top 20 Black Metal, one album per band:
> (in no order, subject to change daily)
>
> 1) Burzum: Det Som Engang Var
> 2) Mayhem: DMDS
> 3) Graveland: Following the Voice of Blood
> 4) Immortal: Pure Holocaust
> 5) Veles: Black Hateful Metal
I finally got to listen to this (Veles) for the first time yesterday.
Some of the finest BM I've ever heard.....easily.
E.
--
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born too late
A concept benefacting a culture
in a needy state
So what if it's been used, as long
as no one sues
Rehash and trash it for the fools
to use and get safe!"
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>Wozzeck <woz...@xlvcmx.com [Remove x's to contact]> wrote in article
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>> 5) Veles: Black Hateful Metal
>
>I finally got to listen to this (Veles) for the first time yesterday.
>Some of the finest BM I've ever heard.....easily.
Absolutely: Blasphemous definitely has it figured it out. . . both
CDs are well worth getting. In all honesty, it seems that Slavic NS
bands are currently leading the pack of relevant BM.
I highly recommend "The Night and The Fog" compilation from Dungeons
of Darkness (which AFAIK is now defunct). If you can manage to get
your hands on a copy, its well worth it. 16 bands, including
Graveland, Veles, Fullmoon, Absurd, Thor's Hammer, Perunwit, etc.
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>These are just out of my head:
>
>
>Iron Maiden - Seventh son of a seventh son
number of beast or piece of mind
>Immortal - Battles in the north
pure holocaust
>Amorphis - Tales from the thousand lakes
elegy
>WASP - WASP
last command
>Tarot - To live forever
>Paradise Lost - Icon
>Mayhem - De mysteriis dom Sathanas
>Bruce Dickinson - The Chemical wedding
>Entombed - Wolverine Blues
>Sentenced - Down
>Children of Bodom - Hatebreeder
>Emperor - Anthems to the welkin at dusk
in the nightside
>Metallica - And justice for all
>Megadeth - Countdown to extinction
>Ozzy Osbourne - Blizzard of Ozz
>Twisted Sister - Stay hungry
>Queensryche - Operation Mindcrime
>Enochian Crescent - Telocvovim
>Edge of Sanity - Purgatory afterglow
>At the Gates - Slaughter of the soul
>
>I probably forgot some classics...
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>
>My list (without thinking about it too much and in no particular order:
>
>Slayer: Reign in Blood
>Dimmu Borgir: Spiritual Black Dimensions
>Satyricon: Nemesis Divina
wow, for both dimmu and satyricon you picked the absolute worst albums
either of those bands have.
>Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas
> Deicide:Serpents of the Light
>Nokturnal Mortum: Goat Horns
>Testament: the New Order
>Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast
>AC/DC: Back in Black
>In Flames: the Jester race
>Metallica: Master of Puppets
>Megadeth: Peace Sells, but who's buying
>Therion: theli
>Sepultura: chaos ad/arise
>Slayer: South of heaven
>Anthrax: Among the Living
>Ozzy: Diary of a Madman
>Judas Priest: Screaming for vengeance
>Dio: rainbow in the dark
>
>
>
>
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>
>
>For metal only!! In no particular order; some were most likely left out,
>etc etc...
>
>Iron Maiden- Seventh Son of a Seventh Son
number of beast or piece of mind
>Black Sabbath- Paranoid
>Metallica- Ride the Lightning
>Queensryche- Operation: Mindcrime
>Voivod- Killing Technology
>Bathory- Blood Fire Death
>Immortal- Pure Holocaust
>Emperor- In the Nightside Eclipse
>Emperor- Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk
>Cryptopsy- None So Vile
>Death- The Sound of Perseverence
>Entombed- Clandestine
>Entombed- Left Hand Path
>Morbid Angel- Blessed are the Sick
>Godflesh- Streetcleaner
>Amorphis- Tales from the Thousand Lakes
elegy
>In Flames- The Jester Race
>Moonspell- Wolfheart
>Solitude Aeturnus- Downfall
>Solitude Aeturnus- Through the Darkest Hour
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>On Sun, 13 Jun 1999 10:09:56, "Zhantamorium M.K.1999"
><mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote:
>
>> I‹m collecting people‹s alltime top 20 album lists (which I‹m thinking of
>> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
>> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
>> most.
>
>Had to include more than one from some artists. Would be such a
>sacrilege not to.
>
>(...and you didn't mention that non-metal albums are prohibited)
>
>Bethlehem: Dictius Te Necare (1996)
>Cradle of Filth: Dusk and Her Embrace (1996)
>Dark Tranquillity: The Gallery (1996)
>Devil Doll: The Girl Who Was... Death (1988)
>Devil Doll: Sacrilegium (1992)
>Devil Doll: Dies Irae (1995)
>Elend: Les Ténèbres du Dehors (1996)
>Emperor: Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk (1997)
>Haggard: And Thou Shalt Trust... the Seer (1997)
good taste, Haggard is pretty obscure, but they are some talented
motherfuckers!
>In the Woods...: HEart of the Ages (1994)
>Manowar: Hail to England (1984)
>Manowar: Kings of Metal (1988)
>Raison D'être: In Sadness, Silence and Solitude (1997)
>Sentenced: Amok (1995)
>Skepticism: Stormcrowfleet (1995)
>Sopor Aeternus: Todeswunsch (1995)
>Sopor Aeternus: The Inexperienced Spiral Traveller (1997)
>Sopor Aeternus: Dead Lovers' Sarabande (1999)
>This Empty Flow: Magenta Skycode (1995)
>When: Psychedelic Wunderbaum (1999)
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>i'll hate myself in the morning...but anyway...in no order..
>Borknagar - The Olden Domain
I found this album to be pretty mediocre except for one cool song. . .
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"Maggot Brain" by the Funkadelics is basically a 15 minute guitar
solo. . .
Significant Pickle
> On Mon, 14 Jun 1999 00:19:11 -0400, "Andrew Deikun" <ade...@raex.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >My list (without thinking about it too much and in no particular order:
> >
> >Slayer: Reign in Blood
> >Dimmu Borgir: Spiritual Black Dimensions
> >Satyricon: Nemesis Divina
>
> wow, for both dimmu and satyricon you picked the absolute worst albums
> either of those bands have.
Not to mention:
> >Therion: theli
<retch>
minh lan guy raguin
so what ?!
Arcturus - La Masquerade Infernale
My Dying Bride - The Angel & The Dark River/Turn Loose The Swans
Paradise Lost - Gothic / Shades Of God
Theatre Of Tragedy - s/t
Trail Of Tears - Disclosure In Red
Opeth - Orchid / Morningrise
Dawn Of Dreams - Fragment
Forest Of Souls - Contes Et Legendes d'Effendayl
Sculptured - The Spear Of The Lily Is Aureoled
Metallica - Master Of Puppets
Black Sabbath - Paranoid
In The Woods - Omnio
Therion - Theli
Katatonia - Dance Of December Souls
Solitude Aeturnus - Into The Depths Of Sorrow
Iron Maiden - 7th Son of the 7th Son
Nick Cave - Let Love In
David Bowie - The Rise And Fall Of Ziggy Stardust
-Guy
Phobophile
Wozzeck wrote:
>
> On Sun, 13 Jun 1999 21:04:56 -0600, witka <wi...@v-wave.com> wrote:
>
> >i'll hate myself in the morning...but anyway...in no order..
>
> >Borknagar - The Olden Domain
>
> I found this album to be pretty mediocre except for one cool song. . .
>
borkfartknocker is crap, anyway.
Phobophile
Wozzeck wrote:
>
> On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 18:16:04 +0200, Phobophile
> <abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
> >>
> >> >I don't give a rat's ass about leads intros or whatever filling is used.
> >>
> >> Do you happen to know which is the record number of solos in one song ?
> >
> >No, I don't.... Guess jimi hendrix don't count, since his entire ouevre
> >consists solely of solos ;-) Anyway Slayer has 7 in a row in Praise of
> >death (of which one is bass) + 2 others. But I guess Stalinorgel by
> >Sodom has many more, since it has a (at least) two quite short for each
> >time the choruses are sung. (I estimate 12-14 solos in total)
> >
> >> King has nine, what about others ?
> >
> >Don't know of any others... at this moment
>
> "Maggot Brain" by the Funkadelics is basically a 15 minute guitar
> solo. . .
>
So actually the greatest number of solos in one song is, according to
you, one?
Phobophile
Wozzeck wrote:
>
> >Amorphis- Tales from the Thousand Lakes
>
> elegy
>
privilege of evil! Karelian Isthmus is cool too, the rest is at best
mediocre.
Phobophile
Wozzeck wrote:
>
> good taste, Haggard is pretty obscure, but they are some talented
> motherfuckers!
They're just another gothic metal band, with way too many people.
Significant Pickle
* Black Sabbath - s/t
* Morbid Angel - Blessed are the Sick
* Possessed - Seven Churches
* Prong - Beg To Differ
* Gorguts - Obscura
* Suffocation - Pierced from Within
* Mercyful Fate - Melissa
* Mercyful Fate - Into the Unknown (fuck you all ;)
* Anathema - Serenades/Crestfallen
* DiSEMBOWELMENT - TranscenDence Into the Peripheral
* Death - Human
* ATHEIST - Unquestionable Presence
* Burzum - Det Som Etgang Var
* Immortal - Pure Holocaust
* Veles - Black Hateful Metal
* Lux Occulta - Forever Alone--Immortal
* Slayer - Hell Awaits
* My Dying Bride - Turn Loose the Swans
* Megadeth - Peace Sells...But Whose Buying?
* Iron Maiden - Killers
List subject to change weekly, etc., etc
JT
Phobophile wrote:
>
> Wozzeck wrote:
> >
> > On Tue, 15 Jun 1999 18:16:04 +0200, Phobophile
> > <abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
> >
> > >
> > >
> > >"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
> > >>
> > >> >I don't give a rat's ass about leads intros or whatever filling is used.
> > >>
> > >> Do you happen to know which is the record number of solos in one song ?
> > >
> > >No, I don't.... Guess jimi hendrix don't count, since his entire ouevre
> > >consists solely of solos ;-) Anyway Slayer has 7 in a row in Praise of
> > >death (of which one is bass) + 2 others. But I guess Stalinorgel by
> > >Sodom has many more, since it has a (at least) two quite short for each
> > >time the choruses are sung. (I estimate 12-14 solos in total)
> > >
> > >> King has nine, what about others ?
> > >
> > >Don't know of any others... at this moment
> >
> > "Maggot Brain" by the Funkadelics is basically a 15 minute guitar
> > solo. . .
> >
>
> So actually the greatest number of solos in one song is, according to
> you, one?
ROFL! That was a good one, phobo. ;) I practically drowned in the
excessive level of condescending sarcasm. ;)
JT
Paul Wilbur
> > faith no more, "angel dust"
> Always worth putting on a Top albums list (although King For A Day should
> get more recognition as being a masterpiece of weirdness :P)
By far, Angel Dust is one of the most under-rated albums of all time.
Paul
Toraz "Keeper Of The Sacred Brine" Chryx
Always worth putting on a Top albums list (although King For A Day should
get more recognition as being a masterpiece of weirdness :P)
> mr. bungle, "disco volante"
This always seemed slightly forced to me....
'California' should be interesting to hear tho.. :P
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<abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
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>
>Wozzeck wrote:
>>
>> On Sun, 13 Jun 1999 21:04:56 -0600, witka <wi...@v-wave.com> wrote:
>>
>> >i'll hate myself in the morning...but anyway...in no order..
>>
>> >Borknagar - The Olden Domain
>>
>> I found this album to be pretty mediocre except for one cool song. . .
>>
>
>borkfartknocker is crap, anyway.
The first one, the S/T one had some good shit, but good luck finding
it anywhere. . .
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<abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
>
>
>Wozzeck wrote:
>>
>> good taste, Haggard is pretty obscure, but they are some talented
>> motherfuckers!
>
>They're just another gothic metal band, with way too many people.
I disagree. They actually have quite a decent number of key changes,
time signature changes, tempo changes, etc. which they manage to do so
seamlessly and musically that the music can sound deceptively simpler
than it is. . . I'm far more impressed by bands that can have complex
changes and dont draw attention to them then those bands who have the
member who took one theory course and needs to go "look ma, another
modulation!"
Michael W. Soucy
Wozzeck wrote:
> On Mon, 14 Jun 1999 00:19:11 -0400, "Andrew Deikun" <ade...@raex.com>
> wrote:
>
> >
> >My list (without thinking about it too much and in no particular order:
> >
> >Slayer: Reign in Blood
> >Dimmu Borgir: Spiritual Black Dimensions
> >Satyricon: Nemesis Divina
>
> wow, for both dimmu and satyricon you picked the absolute worst albums
> either of those bands have.
>
Your opinion, just like many others. I have Satyricon's Nemesis Divina as
well but not the DB disc yet.
Michael W. Soucy
Phobophile wrote:
> Wozzeck wrote:
> >
> > good taste, Haggard is pretty obscure, but they are some talented
> > motherfuckers!
>
> They're just another gothic metal band, with way too many people.
>
Where do you get Gothic here? They are Death Metal with classical
overtones throughout the entire disc, nice interludes, etc...
Phobophile
Wozzeck wrote:
>
> >>
> >> >Borknagar - The Olden Domain
> >>
> >> I found this album to be pretty mediocre except for one cool song. . .
> >>
> >
> >borkfartknocker is crap, anyway.
>
> The first one, the S/T one had some good shit, but good luck finding
> it anywhere. . .
no thanks
Phobophile
Wozzeck wrote:
>
> On Thu, 17 Jun 1999 19:46:50 +0200, Phobophile
> <abs...@nospam.iname.com> wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Wozzeck wrote:
> >>
> >> good taste, Haggard is pretty obscure, but they are some talented
> >> motherfuckers!
> >
> >They're just another gothic metal band, with way too many people.
>
> I disagree.
So you also don't think they have too many people (15 or so)??
> They actually have quite a decent number of key changes,
> time signature changes, tempo changes, etc. which they manage to do so
> seamlessly and musically that the music can sound deceptively simpler
> than it is. . . I'm far more impressed by bands that can have complex
> changes and dont draw attention to them then those bands who have the
> member who took one theory course and needs to go "look ma, another
> modulation!"
I was much more impressed by the sins of thy beloved.
Pimpbot 5000
> > Always worth putting on a Top albums list (although King For A Day should
> > get more recognition as being a masterpiece of weirdness :P)
I love them both, is the last album any good?
Adam
"Please god why...must we fear you?"
-Nevermore "The Lotus Eaters"
Zhantamorium M.K.1999
>
>> Always worth putting on a Top albums list (although King For A Day should
>> get more recognition as being a masterpiece of weirdness :P)
>
A worthless post but I just had to say that Faith No More are classic IMO !!
Every album is good and King For A Day... is the absolute rocker !!!
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Are you saying that you think Nemesis Divina is better than Dark
Medieval Times, Megiddo, Shadowthrone. . .?
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2. My Dying Bride- Turn Loose the Swans
3. Coroner- No More Color
4. Therion- Lepacca Kliffoth
5. Coroner- Mental Vortex
6. Arcturus- La Masquerade Infernale
7. Nevermore- Politics of Ecstasy
8. Paradise Lost- Gothic
9. Solitude Aeturnus- Into the Depths of Sorrow
10 . The Obsessed- Lunar Womb
11. Nightfall- Athenian Echoes
12. Revelation- Yet So Far...
13. Septic Flesh- Ophidian Wheel
14. Candlemass- Epicus Doomicus Metallicus
15. Candlemass- Nightfall
16. Voivod- War and Pain
17. Motorhead- Ace of Spades
18. Loudblast- Sublime Dementia
19. Dark Angel- Darkness Descends
20. Hallow's Eve- Tales of Terror
"Zhantamorium M.K.1999" wrote:
> I´m collecting people´s alltime top 20 album lists (which I´m thinking of
> putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
> if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
> most.
>
> Every new addition is very welcome !
>
> On my list there´s only the best album included by all the groups.
>
> Thy Serpent:Forests Of Witchery (1996)
> Opeth:Morningrise (1996)
> Arcturus:La Masquerade Infernale (1997)
> Mayhem:De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas (1993)
> Black Sabbath:Paranoid (1970)
> King Diamond:Them (1988)
> Emperor:In The Nightside Eclipse (1994)
> Bathory:Hammerheart (1990)
> Sentenced:Amok (1994)
> In The Woods...:Omnio (1997)
> Katatonia:Dance Of December Souls (1993)
> Burzum:Hvis Lyset Tar Oss (1994)
> Children Of Bodom:Something Wild (1997)
> Morbid Angel:Altars Of Madness (1990)
> Deicide:Deicide (1990)
> Darkthrone:Panzerfaust (1995)
> Ulver:Bergtatt (1995)
> Immortal:Pure Holocaust (1993)
> Edge Of Sanity:Purgatory Afterglow (1994)
> Dissection:Storm Of The Light´s Bane (1995)
>
> Thanks,
>
> Mikko Kuronen
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<mikko....@pp.inet.fi> wrote:
>I´m collecting people´s alltime top 20 album lists (which I´m thinking of
>putting on our ETER e-zine, but more about that later), so it would be great
>if you could express your own opinion about albums that have moved you the
>most.
>
In no particular order...of course. (I am a guitar player, so my
choices are geared towards that)
Death - Symbolic
Cynic - Focus
Believer - Sanity Obscure
Megadeth - Rust in Peace
Slayer - Hell Awaits
Carcass - Heartwork
Gorguts - Obscura
Atheist - Unquestionable Presence
Pestilence - Testimony of the Ancients
James Murphy - Convergence
Death - The Sound of Perseverance
Nevermore - The Politics of Ecstasy
Edge of Sanity - Crimson
Metallica - ...And Justice for All
Thought Industry - Mods Carve the Pigs
Sadus - A Vision of Misery
In Flames - Jester Race
At the Gates - Slaughter of the Soul
Control Denied - The Fine Art of Existence
Pestilence - Spheres