Metal thread
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I applaud anyone getting into Thrash, without it, we wouldn't have a lot of metal genres.Rusty Bucket said:
Black Tide
Watchtower
Black Obelisk
Blood Tsunami
3 Inches of Blood
Anacrusis
Annihilator
Anthrax
Anvil
Arch Enemy
Artillery
At War
Bathory
Bonded By Blood
Broken Bones
Cross Examination
Dark Angel
Death Angel
Dekapitator
Demiricous
Destruction
Dr.Livingdead
Evile
Evil Dead
Exciter
Exodus
Flotsam & Jetsam
Fueled by Fire
Gama Bomb
Havok
Helstar
Hirax
Holy Moses
Iced Earth
Kreator
Lazarus A.D.
Laaz Rockit
Tankard
Liege Lord
Medieval Steel
Heathen
Demolition Hammer
The Crown
Grip, Inc.
The Haunted
Tourniquet
Motorhead
Megadeth
Mercyful Fate
Metal Church
Metallica
Municipal Waste
Nuclear Assault
Onslaught
Overkill
Pantera
Prong
Sacred Reich
Sadus
Sepultura
Skeletonwitch
Slayer
Sodom
SSS
Sylosis
Testament
Toxic Holocaust
Ulysses Siren
Vader
Venom
Viking
Violator
Vio-lence
Voivod
Warbringer
Warpath
Watchtower
Black Obelisk
Blood Tsunami
3 Inches of Blood
Anacrusis
Annihilator
Anthrax
Anvil
Arch Enemy
Artillery
At War
Bathory
Bonded By Blood
Broken Bones
Cross Examination
Dark Angel
Death Angel
Dekapitator
Demiricous
Destruction
Dr.Livingdead
Evile
Evil Dead
Exciter
Exodus
Flotsam & Jetsam
Fueled by Fire
Gama Bomb
Havok
Helstar
Hirax
Holy Moses
Iced Earth
Kreator
Lazarus A.D.
Laaz Rockit
Tankard
Liege Lord
Medieval Steel
Heathen
Demolition Hammer
The Crown
Grip, Inc.
The Haunted
Tourniquet
Motorhead
Megadeth
Mercyful Fate
Metal Church
Metallica
Municipal Waste
Nuclear Assault
Onslaught
Overkill
Pantera
Prong
Sacred Reich
Sadus
Sepultura
Skeletonwitch
Slayer
Sodom
SSS
Sylosis
Testament
Toxic Holocaust
Ulysses Siren
Vader
Venom
Viking
Violator
Vio-lence
Voivod
Warbringer
Warpath
I'm into Iron Maiden and Judas Priest; lots of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal. But my favourite genre of the metal is thrash. I can't believe that the Big Four of thrash metal (Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer and Anthrax) are playing at Sonisphere (the Poland one) and I can't go!
Lately I've been really into Megadeth, Metallica and Mercyful Fate
(Please don't start a Megadeth vs Metallica flame war)
Lately I've been really into Megadeth, Metallica and Mercyful Fate
(Please don't start a Megadeth vs Metallica flame war)
Have you heard any of Bruce Dickinsons or Rob Halfords solo stuff? Cause it's awesome.minispike47 said:
Also, Look to my profile pic for my opinion on Mercyful Fate and King Diamond.
Usually, prog's been my thing, with Protest the Hero taking up most of my listening time. A few months ago, someone turned me onto Daath and mentioned the new DevilDriver album (for the record, I prefer Last Kind Words).
I never really got into the Black Dahlia Murder, at least until Deflorate came out, when I went back and listened to Nocturnal & Miasma. They all have their pro's and con's, but I'm digging the diversity of Deflorate at the moment.
I never really got into the Black Dahlia Murder, at least until Deflorate came out, when I went back and listened to Nocturnal & Miasma. They all have their pro's and con's, but I'm digging the diversity of Deflorate at the moment.
Fuck it, I've just been reading through bits of this thread and realised how awesome it is. I'm going for a full revive this time.
To start an actual discussion, has anyone picked up Arsis or Dark Tranquillity's new albums? I'm bitterly dissapointed with Arsis, I was hoping for a return to form, but instead they removed the technicality of their last 2 albums but regained none of the melodic complexity from A Celebration of Guilt.
Dark Tranquillity, on the other hand, continue to put out great music. It's slipped a little, but how the hell do you follow Damage Done, Character and Fiction? The guitar's aren't as good, but the keyboard is is pretty nice, and once again the sense that their sound is perhaps becoming a little stale is overridden by magnificient songwriting and a fantastic vocal performance from Stanne.
Whoops, that came out far more review-y than I intended. So, thoughts?
To start an actual discussion, has anyone picked up Arsis or Dark Tranquillity's new albums? I'm bitterly dissapointed with Arsis, I was hoping for a return to form, but instead they removed the technicality of their last 2 albums but regained none of the melodic complexity from A Celebration of Guilt.
Dark Tranquillity, on the other hand, continue to put out great music. It's slipped a little, but how the hell do you follow Damage Done, Character and Fiction? The guitar's aren't as good, but the keyboard is is pretty nice, and once again the sense that their sound is perhaps becoming a little stale is overridden by magnificient songwriting and a fantastic vocal performance from Stanne.
Whoops, that came out far more review-y than I intended. So, thoughts?
I just listened to some stuff off of the new Arsis album. I have to agree with you, We are the Nightmare was ten times better than this one they are not moving in a good direction.
I've only listened to Damage Done so far, and it's so awesome that I simply haven't had enough time to listen to their other albums. I should do that.. Sometime..Rusty Bucket said:
Anyway, some of my favourite metal bands are:
Opeth, Ensiferum, Alestorm, Eluveitie, In Mourning, Quo Vadis, Deadlock, Andromeda, Farmakon, Green Carnation, Mors Principium Est, Dark Tranquillity, Blotted Science, Wolverine, Omnium Gatherum, Kalmah, Archeon, Be'lakor, Noumena, Spheric Universe Experience, Meshuggah, Nahemah, Gwynbleidd, Ephel Duath.
Basically, a lot of melodic death and progressive metal + some folk metal.
im a soft metal man. i like Maiden and Sabbath,etc. not exactly soft but in context when you think about all the black metal and cathederal metal and melodic metal and penis metal and no rhythm just speed metal that all seems to blend into one the stuff i listen to is pretty soft. heaviest metal i listen to is Megadeth, don't even like Metallica cos sometimes they go a bit heavy for my liking.
sorry if I'm letting the side down
sorry if I'm letting the side down
What did you think of We are the Nightmare? I thought it was an improvement over United in Regret, but still nowhere near the masterpiece of A Celebration of Guilt. So for me, their latest effort is a massive dissapointment. Beyond Forlorn is the only song on Starve for the Devil that hints at what they used to be, and it had me hoping that the rest of the album would be a return to form. It was not.Sightless Wisdom said:
Your taste in music is brilliant. I'm very happy to see Mors Principium Est on that list, and you score massive points for including Alestorm and Ensiferum.Ironboot said:
As for Dark Tranquillity, they're the only band that I can go back to and over and over again and know that I'll find something new every time. There are songs that are instantly gratifying, but perhaps don't last as long, and then there are ones that are harder to listen to but have more to give. What typically happens is I'll start listening to a song and love it, then keep listening to it for the next week while focusing on the guitars. Then I'll leave a bit, and when I go back I'll be enjoying the vocals, then when I go back again I'll be focused on the lyrics. I never get bored of them, ever. You definitely shold have a listen to their other stuff. Their best is probably Damage Done, Character, Fiction and, in my opinion, We are the Void. I haven't listened to too much of their older stuff though, but I expect it's bloody fantastic.
I wrote way more than I intended. Whoops.
Years ago I started with Metallica, Maiden and Priest. I've heard most of their stuff(Priest's early stuff not included). From then I moved on to Nightwish, Within Temptation and the like. Nowadays I'm listening to Therion and Iced Earth, with Camelot and Spellblast on the rise too.
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I actually thought We are the Nightmare was their best. It seemed to be the most progressive, as in there were many changes of pace, the guitar never got repetitive and the drums had interesting beats that weren't just the same old deathmetal beats. It was only slightly better than A celebration of Guilt in my opinion.Rusty Bucket said:
They are, for the Big Four Tour [http://consequenceofsound.net/2010/03/15/final-big-four-tour-date-arrives/].silver wolf009 said:
I can see what you mean there, it's definitely an interesting listen. That said, for me there's something missing from it. I don't really know how to describe it, it just feels a bit empty, a little too clean and precise. I enjoy listening to it, but for me it'll never keep me coming back like A celebration of guilt has.Sightless Wisdom said: