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Henchman of Santa posted:I enjoy every Immolation album but the last couple are a step down from the very underrated Majesty and Decay. Man don’t even get me started about that. I was hyping that album like crazy back when it came out and no one was paying attention on lesser forums. That one riff in A Token Of Malice fuuuuuuuck
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[quote="“Kilometers Davis”" post="“477336481”"] Man don’t even get me started about that. I was hyping that album like crazy back when it came out and no one was paying attention on lesser forums. That one riff in A Token Of Malice fuuuuuuuck [/quote] Every track has at least one incredible riff/groove. The free Providence EP they did for Scion A/V (remember those?) was dope too
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Kilometers Davis posted:I forgot about the Immolation album released earlier this year. It’s really good catching up with it again. Obviously a grower that I got distracted away from through the summer. Did you guys enjoy it? Atonement could be my AOTY.
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 Enslaved's 'E' is out. edit: There's some crazy prog experimentation on this album. Probably more than they've ever done. There's a saxophone on one track. sticklefifer fucked around with this message at 07:34 on Oct 13, 2017 |
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Oct 13, 2017 06:46
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sticklefifer posted:
you make it sound like that's a good thing
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I look forward to checking that out, sax is generally welcome for me. Saw Enslaved a few years ago with Amon Amarth, was good. Electric Six rocks live but they don't bring a sax guy for Danger High Voltage, would be icing on the cake I say.Kilometers Davis posted:I forgot about the Immolation album released earlier this year. It’s really good catching up with it again. Obviously a grower that I got distracted away from through the summer. Did you guys enjoy it? That is a tough question. I'd say go for White Line Fever if picking one, but there may be room for two Lemmy books on your shelf. They compliment each other well, and there's plenty more than 300 pages of great Lemmy material to be had. Mick Wall's is a harder angle and more "behind the music", while very informative and comprehensive. And does have a lot of great Lemmy quotes. Lemmy's autobiography is more bang for your Lemmy buck though, a bit more laidback, and well more Lemmy. I dig both books but if I gotta vote for the one, White Line Fever.
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Oct 13, 2017 08:59
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There should be more sax in metal, it can sound really good. Solefald https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r9aSymmizxM Napalm Death https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZiNe6qDFZ4o Ihsahn https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxu5XYLkE2Q Post more metal with sax.
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il_cornuto posted:Post more metal with sax. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTqh4tjYU0Y henpod fucked around with this message at 10:03 on Oct 13, 2017 |
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il_cornuto posted:Post more metal with sax. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ylObfG08uaQ TeamJesus fucked around with this message at 16:40 on Oct 13, 2017 |
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Oct 13, 2017 10:15
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Hell yeah that's a great album.
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Varg posted:Phil Anselmo in a black metal supergroup band? It's pretty good you couldn't pay me to click this link il_cornuto posted:There should be more sax in metal, it can sound really good. Saxes in metal are usually awful and corny but Lugubrum managed to make it work sometimes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ruaXrG-3wU I don't really recommend the more recent albums though, they're a bit too wacky.
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New Altarage album is very good so far.Henchman of Santa posted:Every track has at least one incredible riff/groove. The free Providence EP they did for Scion A/V (remember those?) was dope too The Scion stuff should still be a thing. I wonder what happened to it. Klaaz posted:Atonement could be my AOTY. The production is what I noticed coming back to it. It’s not the best Immolation album ever but the production they have on it fits so well. Warm and punchy. It’s a shame more death metal bands don’t go for something similar. Heavy Metal posted:That is a tough question. I'd say go for White Line Fever if picking one, but there may be room for two Lemmy books on your shelf. They compliment each other well, and there's plenty more than 300 pages of great Lemmy material to be had. Sounds good, I appreciate it. I think a direct dose of Lemmy is what I want so I’ll grab that one sometime and keep the other in my amazon wishlist for later reading.
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A human heart posted:you couldn't pay me to click this link just imagine bill clinton playing it here
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Kilometers Davis posted:The Scion stuff should still be a thing. I wonder what happened to it. Scion ceased to exist
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Snowy posted:Scion ceased to exist yet another thing millennials ruined 
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Heavy Metal posted:I look forward to checking that out, sax is generally welcome for me. Saw Enslaved a few years ago with Amon Amarth, was good. Electric Six rocks live but they don't bring a sax guy for Danger High Voltage, would be icing on the cake I say. It makes a lot more sense if you listen to the new member's other band. Seven Impale is basically jazz-prog.
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New exhumed is out: https://exhumed.bandcamp.com/album/death-revenge
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Just got tickets to see Arch Enemy in Orlando in two weeks. They're co-headlining with Trivium, whom I've never really listened to before. What are their best albums?
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Carl Seitan posted:Just got tickets to see Arch Enemy in Orlando in two weeks. They're co-headlining with Trivium, whom I've never really listened to before. What are their best albums? You'll probably get a better answer out of the metalcore thread re: Trivium, but for those that do like Trivium most people agree Shogun is their best album followed by Ascendancy I would personally put In Waves at the top, then Ascendancy, then The Crusade, then everything else with Vengeance Falls dead loving last because it has David Draiman all over it. Silence in the Snow was basically a power metal album and was polarizing. Their new one is shaping up to be decent. e:vvv see what i mean 
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Carl Seitan posted:Just got tickets to see Arch Enemy in Orlando in two weeks. They're co-headlining with Trivium, whom I've never really listened to before. What are their best albums? I've never been stabbed, shot, beaten with a claw hammer or set on fire. Which feels the best?
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il_cornuto posted:Post more metal with sax. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QeIgsBQTHQ
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Vulture Culture posted:There's something in this video to trigger every single person in this thread: Why is this man singing death metal over a Scenes From a Memory era Dream Theater breakdown?
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Henchman of Santa posted:Every track has at least one incredible riff/groove. The free Providence EP they did for Scion A/V (remember those?) was dope too I've still got some of those. I saw Immolation around that time and Bob Vigna was at a table handing out free CDs. They had EPs by Immolation, Wormrot, and Enslaved in cardboard sleeves.
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Dr. Abysmal posted:I've still got some of those. I saw Immolation around that time and Bob Vigna was at a table handing out free CDs. They had EPs by Immolation, Wormrot, and Enslaved in cardboard sleeves. The Wormrot one is really good. Melvins also had a solid one. I also saw that Immolation tour (the one with Jungle Rot and Gigan).
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il_cornuto posted:Post more metal with sax. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oByoijUhWY8
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Heavy Metal posted:Any other good rock books or biographies? Or could be any music genre, just being metal or offbeat in some way makes for interesting stories. Devin Townsend - Only Half There It's a really good, humorous, and oddly inspiring/uplifting read. If you have the $$s splurge for the hard cover, it is one of the most beautiful looking and feeling books I've ever read. The cover is semi-transparent, and so are all of the pages of the book and feel like silk ("Only Half There" get it?). I think it would be enjoyable for anyone to read, he does part biography and part music business and has lots of anecdotes peppered in.
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il_cornuto posted:Post more metal with sax. How about clarinet? Messa's track "Blood" has a cool clarinet in it. Decent ambient doom overall, too. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wcWnQBlOy4&t=1253s
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:New exhumed is out: sad this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Phf0WoR9WLU still didn't make it on a new album
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Kilometers Davis posted:I forgot about the Immolation album released earlier this year. It’s really good catching up with it again. Obviously a grower that I got distracted away from through the summer. Did you guys enjoy it? I love it. Top ten of the year for sure.
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[quote="il_cornuto" post=""477338784"] Post more metal with sax. [/quote] This album is pretty sick, I can't remember where the sax happens but it's cool: https://i-voidhangerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/tchornobog
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Yeah it's good. I wonder who the members are.
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Sweet. I just discovered these guys recently. Didn't know they had a new one coming out.
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il_cornuto posted:There should be more sax in metal, it can sound really good. the new caligula's horse album is real good, and the last song has a very cool saxophone part at the end
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il_cornuto posted:There should be more sax in metal, it can sound really good. https://youtube.com/watch?v=HGkpIQZZN_w
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Stay Safe posted:sad this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Phf0WoR9WLU still didn't make it on a new album Eric Andre rules.
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I stumbled upon a Michael Kiske video from the last couple years My god, did he get old, fat, and bald  . Still has his same old pipes tho
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In the screenshot for that Lugubrum track the dog is licking his wiener.
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[quote="“kumba”" post="“477348147”"] You’ll probably get a better answer out of the metalcore thread re: Trivium, but for those that do like Trivium most people agree Shogun is their best album followed by Ascendancy I would personally put In Waves at the top, then Ascendancy, then The Crusade, then everything else with Vengeance Falls dead loving last because it has David Draiman all over it. Silence in the Snow was basically a power metal album and was polarizing. Their new one is shaping up to be decent. e:vvv see what i mean [/quote] That Trivium would do a power metal album is hardly surprising. They are massive fans of Maiden and Metallica. Also someone being upset about Trivium is kinda hilarious, cause they are so non offensive. Good stuff to have in the background. I kinda liked Silence, and your list matches mine. In the vein of going back to their roots, the singer from At The Gates is old school Swedish death in The Lurking Fear. And two former members from In Flames are doing the same now in Cyhra.
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Dang It Bhabhi! posted:In the screenshot for that Lugubrum track the dog is licking his wiener. Yeah, they're a great band.
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