Metal thread
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I love Scar Symmetry. Holographic universe was amazing. It does suck that Christian left, although i'm still laughing at them having to get two people to replace him.
Hell yes! *high fives*Rhayn said:
Hahahaha! Genious. have you heard that EP they brought out recently? It's pretty good.Rhayn said:
I can't welly see, the letters are rather small, but did it just state that cradle of filth is Norwegian?RockWhore said:Forgive me if this has already been posted as I haven't had chance to read through the entire thread yet, but feel free to have a look at the image below. It's quite interesting and although not 100% accurate I think it's a damn good job;-
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Metal_Genealogy.jpg
Also if you love METAL look out for a documentary called "Metal: A Headbangers Journey" - I think it is available on Google Video. Well worth a watch.
I am into most kinds of Metal/Punk but to narrow it down a bit I currently have on my mp3 player some Children of Bodom, Meshuggah, Arch Enemy, Shadows Fall, Lagwagon, Bad Religion
They're brilliant. Even just from the live version of Ezkaton on that EP you can sense the atmosphere. Although i have to admit i didn't like Nergal's vocals on The Apostasy, i preferred the layered ones on Demigod. They just seemed to fit better.Rhayn said:
Some of my faves (bands and songs)
Disturbed- Down With The Sickness, Stricken, Stupify, Indestructible, Believe
Metallica- Sad But True, Wherever I may Roam, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Enter Sandman
KoRn- Thoughtless, Coming Undone
Ozzy- No More Tears, Hellraiser
Saliva- Ladies and Gentlemen
Alice in Chains- Man in The Box
That's what comes to mind at the moment, might come up with more later.
Disturbed- Down With The Sickness, Stricken, Stupify, Indestructible, Believe
Metallica- Sad But True, Wherever I may Roam, For Whom The Bell Tolls, Enter Sandman
KoRn- Thoughtless, Coming Undone
Ozzy- No More Tears, Hellraiser
Saliva- Ladies and Gentlemen
Alice in Chains- Man in The Box
That's what comes to mind at the moment, might come up with more later.
I just discovered Godhate, as I was reading through a news site and it said this Swedish death metal band is going to release a new album soon, so I gave it a listen.
All I have to say is... Holy shit, this is pure, brutal awesomeness.
http://www.myspace.com/godhate
Do yourself a favor and check it out, if you're into Death metal.
All I have to say is... Holy shit, this is pure, brutal awesomeness.
http://www.myspace.com/godhate
Do yourself a favor and check it out, if you're into Death metal.
Man, metal Health was an awesome album, my friend has the cassette and we still love to listen to it.Not Good said:
Also, as far as what I like, I'll listen to anything from hair metal to death and black metal, on my desk right now I have Vomitory, Triton Enigma, Neuraxis, Metallica (Master of puppets, don't even think of mentioning death magnetic), Kataklysm, 3 Inches of Blood, Anaal Nathrakh, Amon Amarth, Iron Maiden and many others (one russian black metal band I can't even say the name of. Нечисть
but as I said I listen to everything as long as it's enjoyable and metal or classic rock.
That's actually pretty good. I really enjoyed Nevermore, the guitar was great. What do you do in the band? Oh, and glad to see Mors Principium Est in your influences.Whoracle said:
Very nice vocals. I especially like your lower gutturals. How long have you been together for? And how hard will it be for me to get hold of this album?Whoracle said:I'm on vocal duty as well as most songwriting
We've been playing together in this specific constellation since 2005, and some members have been around (inconsistently) since 2001, so yeah, we're pretty much used to playing together ^^
As for the "getting hold" part: It depends on where you live and how much you're willing to shell out for postage/packaging.
We don't have a distributor, so we basically send each CD out on order for 10€ plus whatever the postage is. For the US and Australia we might have a solution to this, which will decrease price but sadly increase shipping time. We plan on running this on preorders and volunteers, so if let's say 50 people have preordered, we send a big package to one volunteer who then redistributes the album in his country and gets some bucks for his effort. With this we think we can cut shipping costs to the US and Down Under to about 50% of what the individual shipping would cost.
So basically if you're able to go to our website [http://www.frozeninfinity.de] somewhen after next week (as soon as I get my lazy ass around to finishing our new codebase and sho, that is... heh) and manage to fill out an order form as well as pay the neccessary amount of dosh, it'll be not that hard to come by.
As for the "getting hold" part: It depends on where you live and how much you're willing to shell out for postage/packaging.
We don't have a distributor, so we basically send each CD out on order for 10€ plus whatever the postage is. For the US and Australia we might have a solution to this, which will decrease price but sadly increase shipping time. We plan on running this on preorders and volunteers, so if let's say 50 people have preordered, we send a big package to one volunteer who then redistributes the album in his country and gets some bucks for his effort. With this we think we can cut shipping costs to the US and Down Under to about 50% of what the individual shipping would cost.
So basically if you're able to go to our website [http://www.frozeninfinity.de] somewhen after next week (as soon as I get my lazy ass around to finishing our new codebase and sho, that is... heh) and manage to fill out an order form as well as pay the neccessary amount of dosh, it'll be not that hard to come by.