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HorrorJunkie posted:You are a fool if you missed out on Vulcano. That's the thing, the concert had already started by the time I found out about it (GMT +1 here).  Slow snipe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YUYE3924Zgo Captain Scandinaiva fucked around with this message at 13:13 on Oct 28, 2010 |
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Anyone know if the two dvd version of until the light takes us is worth the money and hunt? I can find the single dvd version around here but the double is sold out and ten bucks extra.
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Oct 28, 2010 15:29
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Totally worth it. The second disc has an additional 35 minute film, as well has several hours of interviews with Darkthrone, Varg, Hellhammer, Frost (who comes off as a tremendous douchebag) , Ulver, and a few others. I haven't checked the production company's website (Factory 25...?) since mine arrived, but that might not be a bad place to start.
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Oct 28, 2010 15:45
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Not Very Metal posted:Totally worth it. The second disc has an additional 35 minute film, as well has several hours of interviews with Darkthrone, Varg, Hellhammer, Frost (who comes off as a tremendous douchebag) , Ulver, and a few others. well I read the description of what was on it but no opinions about it being worth getting or not. I'm not surprised frost sucks considering what a dildo he came off like in the movie. Does hellhammer up himself to platinum card rear end in a top hat in the extras too? But poo poo I could watch darkthrone interviews all day. edit: anyone know why emperor was nowhere near this movie? granted it's fun watching frost almost kill himself but emperor had way more to do with things than that numbnuts. Morbid Florist fucked around with this message at 15:50 on Oct 28, 2010 |
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Oct 28, 2010 15:47
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In that 'alternate' film Hellhammer absolutely does. I haven't watched any of the other extras interviews yet, just the Varg and Frost ones.
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Morbid Florist posted:But poo poo I could watch darkthrone interviews all day. drat right, Fenriz is just brilliant no matter what he does, whether he's being stupid or serious, he just comes across as a really chilled, down-to-earth dude.  I think Emperor not being nearby was either due to rights or wanting to distance themselves from the more off kilter people (like Frost and Hellhammer) in the movie. It could also have to do with the film's apparent idolisation of Varg in his interviews. I seem to remember Ihsahn disagreeing quite vehemently with Varg's philosophies and the murder of Euronymous in "Lords of Chaos", though I may be mixing things up. Edit: Fenriz just being awesome: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh2-MeMuDuI Radio Paranoia fucked around with this message at 16:07 on Oct 28, 2010 |
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Oct 28, 2010 16:01
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Radio Paranoia posted:drat right, Fenriz is just brilliant no matter what he does, whether he's being stupid or serious, he just comes across as a really chilled, down-to-earth dude. In my opinion fenriz is the lemmy of metal. I can't disagree with anything he says and he seems like the coolest guy to hang out with.
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Morbid Florist posted:In my opinion fenriz is the lemmy of metal. I can't disagree with anything he says and he seems like the coolest guy to hang out with. Lemmy isn't metal?  I have a feeling that Emperor was on their extended hiatus during filming in addition to their unwillingness of being mixed in with the numbnut crowd. So maybe they wouldn't want to sit down for a thing reminiscing the past when they were crackign on stuff for the future.
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Kaiho posted:Lemmy isn't metal? Lemmy is straight up rock n roll, despite being god and midwife of modern metal.
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Radio Paranoia posted:It could also have to do with the film's apparent idolisation of Varg in his interviews. I seem to remember Ihsahn disagreeing quite vehemently with Varg's philosophies and the murder of Euronymous in "Lords of Chaos", though I may be mixing things up. That's pretty much the only thing I have against the film, myself. From what I've heard most members of the original bands just wanted to do their thing, and loath Varg for bringing politics into the picture, even for bringing BM into the media spotlight. And, not counting his own musical achievements, his 'contribution' to the genre is murdering Euronymous, yet every time there's a docu or article on BM, he gets to speak at length. More Fenriz: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oo2juYt521w
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We are not living in a trailer camp...just listening to anthrax you know I loving love this man
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Captain Scandinaiva posted:drat, just looked through my newspaper and saw Nifelheim is doing a gig in my town tonight. Travel to Uppsala and check them out when they're coming back in a few weeks. You won't regret it.
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Captain Scandinaiva posted:More Fenriz: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_gqOY1dIUrU "Transylvanian Hunger... any thoughts, any rememberance?" "In 1994 we still had no clue what was going on in the rest of the black metal world.... this time TOTALLY Bathory stuff (...) we went from a larger studio this time to a four-track necrohell studio (...) in black metal drumming is not important". Dude is a loving hero. They're just sitting outside, on a porch, in the freezing cold, smoking and shooting the poo poo.
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My favorite is still Nocturno Culto showing off darkthrone's studio http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgIIjM24yA0&feature=related
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Oct 28, 2010 23:52
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Morbid Florist posted:edit: anyone know why emperor was nowhere near this movie? granted it's fun watching frost almost kill himself but emperor had way more to do with things than that numbnuts. There are interviews with Bård Eithun (Faust), who was the drummer for Emperor until he got arrested for murder. I guess Ihsahn didn't want to talk to the film crew, or maybe they just chose to talk to Faust because the crime he committed was very important for the media outrage against the BM-scene in the 90's. Even though he is not a high-profile BM-celebrity, he contributed strongly to the notoriety of Norwegian black metal. Why they gave Frost so much screen time is, however, not easy to comprehend.
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IF we're posting Fenriz stuff, then you've got to have this classic with really drunk Fenriz. "Always big sunglasses - cool band" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh2-MeMuDuI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bh2-MeMuDuI
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Pleasure to chill posted:Why they gave Frost so much screen time is, however, not easy to comprehend. Yeah, I don't get that at all. He just comes across as "living the lifestyle" of being all true and grim and  provided there's some kind of media spotlight on him. (The scene on the place with the little kid staring up at some sort of black metal tranny in the seat next to him was hilarious!)As I see it, the contrast to Frost is Fenriz, who is in the same position but doesn't appear to be putting anything on for the camera and is just being himself.
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That's the problem with black metal, isn't it? An overly high proportion of poser cunts.
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Does anyone know what band fenriz mentions at 2:49 in this interview? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cqp6rdJt7Qc It sounds like "metallion" but I can't find any band with that name. He calls them darkthrone mixed with motorhead, and I think he's saying they're from norway too.
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Battalion? metal archives lists like 10 different thrash bands with that name, so good luck.
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Not Very Metal posted:Battalion? metal archives lists like 10 different thrash bands with that name, so good luck. This has to be them http://www.myspace.com/thebatallion666
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big sunglasses; gotta be.
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Does anyone know why Eudaimony never released the three promo tracks they recorded back in like 2007 and/or what the gently caress is up with them as a project? It's been a long time since the last update.
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Has anybody here heard Blazing War Machine? It's an "Industrial black metal" project with members from Dagoba in it. Personally the "industrial" part is more in aesthetic than anything else (silly makeup and sillier song titles), it's mostly your typical symphonic black metal fare, but I was completely blown away by their full length this weekend. It's kind of what I think Dimmu Borgir would sound like if they'd pushed the sound present on tracks like Mourning Palace and Vredesbyrd. It's nothing revolutionary, but drat me if it isn't a great album! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASe6iJbJ8gM http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=srurrY_TMas
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One release I have tried as hard as possible to get, or even just to hear for the sake of knowing how it was, is Sigfader which the line-up was ... Gaahl (Kristian Eivind Espedal) - Vocals (Gorgoroth) Goatboy (Tarjei Øvrebotten) - Guitar (Deathcult (Nor), Infernal Manes) Skagg (Stian Lægreid) - Guitar (Taake, Deathcult (Nor)) Thurzur (Jan Atle Lægreid) - Guitar (Taake, Deathcult (Nor)) Kvitrafn (Einar Selvik) - Drums (Bak De Syv Fjell, Gorgoroth) According to Enclopedia Metallium they released something in 1999, but I have never been able to even hear what it sounded like, let alone much other info about it, but they do have a promo photo so they planned something. I thought of it to be along the lines of a failed project like God Seed, but it says they did release something. http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=23121
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Plasma1010 posted:Sigfader Hot drat that sounds like it would be badass. The only thing of interest I found was this which basically helps zero. Bummer too, cause that's a killer lineup.
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You're not going to find that in all likelihood. Stuff that's only passed on to "the worthy" usually means 5-10 tapes passed to close friends. If it was going to leak, it'd have happened by now.
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Yeah much as I wish it wasn't the case you will never find Sigfaders Hevner. It was probably really good, though.
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The producers of Until The Light Takes Us are streaming the entire movie, plus extras on the movie's website now http://www.blackmetalmovie.com/moviepage.html edit: Oh but you have to pay for it. I should really check these things out before I rush to post post post. It is worth the $2.49, though. RHTITE fucked around with this message at 07:28 on Nov 6, 2010 |
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RHTITE posted:The producers of Until The Light Takes Us are streaming the entire movie, plus extras on the movie's website now http://www.blackmetalmovie.com/moviepage.html It's also been on Sundance Channel about once a week.
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Has anyone else got Sviga Læ yet and if so what are your opinions on it? I'd maybe go so far as to call it Arckanum's best release, it's got a lot going for it.
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I haven't see it discussed yet, is the new Arckanum any good? edit: vvvv Well, that's embarrassing. burzum karaoke fucked around with this message at 16:51 on Nov 10, 2010 |
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aliencowboy posted:I haven't see it discussed yet, is the new Arckanum any good? Ahaha, look up one post
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I don't think new Arckanum is the guy's best work based on initial listen, but it is excellent and I expect it to grow on me as it gets more time. If you like the style, absolutely pick it up.
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I'm looking for some BM which is like Altar of Plagues and WITTR in that it focuses a lot more on moods and songwriting (moreso AOP) rather than negative and grimness, no ColdWorlds please! Bit of a tough ask but it's always appreciated
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Cold Day posted:I'm looking for some BM which is like Altar of Plagues and WITTR in that it focuses a lot more on moods and songwriting (moreso AOP) rather than negative and grimness, no ColdWorlds please! It sounds like you're into atmospheric stuff. Check out Drudkh (not their newest), Alcest's Le Secret EP, Walknut.
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drainpipe posted:It sounds like you're into atmospheric stuff. Check out Drudkh (not their newest), Alcest's Le Secret EP, Walknut. Wellll Drudkh I think has some "negativeness" in their lyrics.
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I guess I'll chuck out a few UK acts. Winterfylleth and Wodensthrone, the latter in particular, should appeal to anyone wanting atmospheric black metal. Askival might be worth your time too. By far the best "atmospheric" styled album I've heard in recent years though was from Canada. Forteresse's Métal Noir Québécois.
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Plasma1010 posted:Wellll Drudkh I think has some "negativeness" in their lyrics. For those of us who do not understand Ukrainian, this is a pretty distant concern. Also, check out Skagos. Edit: And also Fen. Groke fucked around with this message at 10:32 on Nov 11, 2010 |
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Cold Day posted:I'm looking for some BM which is like Altar of Plagues and WITTR in that it focuses a lot more on moods and songwriting (moreso AOP) rather than negative and grimness, no ColdWorlds please! You should maybe check out Negura Bunget, Cobalt and Krallice too. Cobalt's lyrics have a lot to do with Hemingway and their songwriting is great! Fauna are pretty good as well, if you're into +60 minute songs.
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