Slayer fucking rules

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Heaven Shall Burn is great too.. and At The Gates..

listen to those 2 pretty much exclusivly right now.
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I currently find Scarve pretty great, also gorgoroth and anaal nathrakh

i might have to warn you about the last one, its pretty damn hard o_O
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i haven't heard scarve, but gorgototh suck, silly screechy singer and overly fast and incomprehensible drum bashing :/

(reference songs):
1417 Misc - [Gorgoroth] Begravelsesnatt [2:35]
1418 Misc - [Gorgoroth] Crushing the Scepter [3:23]

i don't mind anaal natharakh, but i much much prefer more melodic stuff.
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gorgoroth has quite some crappy songs, but also some great ones like 'incipit satan', 'funeral procession' and 'revelation of doom' (last one has quite a kickass drum bashing :P

mactatus is a pretty fine band too, pretty dark yet still quite medolic

speaking of medolic metal, i guess therion is the best on that field

but then again, im not really into metal that much :O
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Therion fucking own.

Rhapsody are good for cheesy stuff, as are Nightwish and Sonata Arctica (both of which i've seen) I love cheesy metal
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I never liked the first two, probably too cheesy for me ;], downloading 3 songs of sonata arctica now, i hope its not too similar? ;o

about cheesyness, devin towsnend is the king of that, far beyond (cheesy)... metaaaal ;o
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\o/ devin townsend and strapping young lad both have a considerable collection on my playlist..

i doubt you'll like sonata arctica if you dont like nightwish/rhapsody.

check out Children of Bodom if you can; they're still cheesy but not in such an over the top manner, they're another band i've seen live. Next month i'm fulfilling a dream and seeing GWAR!
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Nightwish :lol:
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you're right, sonata arcitica was a total waste of bandwidth (not that i noticed, but still..)
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+JuggerNaut+ wrote:Nightwish :lol:
nightwish fucking own :icon31:
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eeesh
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philistine :(

*puts Over the Hills and Far Away on
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mmmm, bliss

1612 Nightwish - [Over the Hills and Far Away #01] Over the Hills And Far Away [5:03]
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Mmmm, Slayer was <b>the</b> original. :icon6: They were defining the style when these others were still shitting in thier diapers. I have no doubt that these other bands are worth thier salt, but you must pay homage to the founders. They were doing thier thing when Metallica were in thier infancy, Venom was there but... oh well. There were others, but Slayer was the top of the heap by leaps and bounds. They will always be the ones that are remembered.
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you said Venom in the same paragraph as Slayer! you must be drunk! (can you tell i can't stand Venom?)
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Heh, that's why I said oh well. :D. Yeah, wasn't much of a fan myself.
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I had a good friend that liked them, but that was my extent of Venom exposure. Eh, just too cheesy for me.
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BTW, yes I'm getting drunk. :paranoid:
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Fixing to fucking rain here.
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yeah i remember first seeing Venom on the Ultimate Revenge vhs back in the day. that was the one that was filmed at Studio 54 in NY. funny though, Slayer and Exodus were live and Venom had some sh*t video and a couple of live songs but filmed in some other location over in England. f@gs.
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Dave Lombardo (a god in his own right)

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My Exodus exposure started when I went to the local Hastings and saw Pleasures of the Flesh and bought it. After I was thoroughly satisfied with that I went back and found Bonded with 2 extra tracks. Then I got the rest up to Good Friendly Violent Fun. Nothing else until the new one last year. Still have a couple to get.
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It's true.

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woot! Kerry King with hair and arm band of nails!

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