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Apparently that Kunsthauch label whose bandcamp I linked for the Darchon space black metal thing is sketchy and has released a weird CD-R bootleg of Sorcier des Glaces sophomore album, so ... patronize at your own discretion, I guess. https://www.facebook.com/sorcierdesglaces/posts/10156609033375375 SdG posted:We are so shocked about this! Another thief! Don't support this completely unauthorized re-release. We decided to work only with Galy Records for all our official re-releases albums coming this year on CD. That guy was really mad when we told him our decision. He decided to make a bootleg of that album. Please don't support this and don't support that label, Kunsthauch! On the other hand, news coming Friday about official SdG reissues. 
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Moonsorrow released their cover ( that's on the new album ) of Rotting Christ's "Non Serviam" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdy3Mlljsy8
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Von Sloneker posted:Apparently that Kunsthauch label whose bandcamp I linked for the Darchon space black metal thing is sketchy and has released a weird CD-R bootleg of Sorcier des Glaces sophomore album, so ... patronize at your own discretion, I guess. Who the gently caress makes bootleg CD-Rs in the year of our dark lord 2016?
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TollTheHounds posted:Moonsorrow released their cover ( that's on the new album ) of Rotting Christ's "Non Serviam" Not familiar with the original track but this owns
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Nordick posted:This is kinda like GloryHammer, if GloryHammer weren't actually funny and didn't have actual good songs. You know, this is a pretty good description of GloryHammer.
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Trees and Squids posted:Not familiar with the original track but this owns You probably should be because the original is much better https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yrVv5WCzLCg
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i know we have a doom thread somewhere around here but can we talk about how good the new church of misery is? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYXSalwVqKU they got the guy from repulsion on vocals now
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Nordick posted:It just dawned on me that many of my favourite albums from my teenage years are now as old or older than my dad's Deep Purple and Uriah Heep vinyls were when I was a kid. Same.
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Nordick posted:It just dawned on me that many of my favourite albums from my teenage years are now as old or older than my dad's Deep Purple and Uriah Heep vinyls were when I was a kid. It already happened to my dad. I was going through his old Rob Zombie and Metallica albums when I was just getting into metal in the late 00s and commented "wow, this stuff's pretty old". He just looked so depressed when I said that, it hurt.
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I'm listening to the new Nokturnal Mortum / Graveland split and the intro track has some cool gunshot samples
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symbolic posted:I will loathe reaching this point in my life. Passed it already. The favourite albums of my early metalhead years are older now than the first Beatles album was then.
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Ghost Reveries is like 10 years old  I remember when that poo poo came out.
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loving Hellfire Club is 12 years old now and I still feel like it's a "newer" album. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nTeGQ4ow_tQ EDIT: In a few weeks, Imaginations from the Other Side will be old enough to buy booze in the US. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AB_zVyuAEDk Nordick fucked around with this message at 13:47 on Mar 16, 2016 |
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A human heart posted:I'm listening to the new Nokturnal Mortum / Graveland split and the intro track has some cool gunshot samples I'm also listening to this, and the difference in quality between the bands is hilarious. Nokturnal Mortum have come extremely far since the 90's, while Rob Darken is still churning out the same riffs as he did back then, just adding a bit of extra instrumentation this time. The NM side made a great first impression though. edit: The second Graveland track is somewhat better, but it's still more of the same stuff he's been doing for years. ElectricWizard fucked around with this message at 14:28 on Mar 16, 2016 |
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Mar 16, 2016 14:25
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STOP MAKING ME FEEL OLD DAMMIT
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If anyone wants to buy me a vodka cranberry (bladder infection) at the Abbath show on Friday, I'll be the one using a wizard staff (walking cane) with a Absu shirt and Opeth wristband. I usually park in one of the handicap accessible spots close to the door. *cough * cough *cough
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If you like good music you'll like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCiLXZuYOOA AOTY imho
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Speaking of Abbath, he released a new video for Winterbane off the new album! Good song, pretty good video! Lots of Abbath stares, and at least it's not just a boring "filmed in a warehouse" snoozefest. edit - now with video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yv-oC5zCwn8 TollTheHounds fucked around with this message at 19:30 on Mar 16, 2016 |
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You want old? Scream for me, Long Beach? I was at that show, screaming for him.
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:You want old? Scream for me, Long Beach? I was at that show, screaming for him.
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Nordick posted:This is kinda like GloryHammer, if GloryHammer weren't actually funny and didn't have actual good songs. That's funny because I discovered tower of fire because the head jew of gloryhammer said they are comedy power metal done right (which is not correct because the only good comedy metal band is nanowar of steel)
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symbolic posted:gently caress me, now this thread is making me feel too young. I was only born a week or so after Megadeth released Cryptic Writings and I feel like I missed out on a lot of bands in their heyday. Well poo poo I was born over a decade before you and *I* still feel like *I* missed out on a lot of bands in their heyday.
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It's a good thing music doesn't expire then. Just because it's old hat to everyone else doesn't mean new listeners will get less enjoyment. The biggest issue is finding time to listen to all the stuff worth hearing.
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symbolic posted:gently caress me, now this thread is making me feel too young. I was only born a week or so after Megadeth released Cryptic Writings and I feel like I missed out on a lot of bands in their heyday. My wife saw Megadeth on that tour.
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xzzy posted:The biggest issue is finding time to listen to all the stuff worth hearing.
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Vulture Culture posted:Real talk, I feel bad that I'm nowhere near as connected to any individual band, album, or song as I was in my high school years. I don't know the lyrics to anything. I don't even know the track lists of most of the albums I listen to nowadays. I have over a thousand albums from when I was actually buying things regularly, and now that I don't have the money because of adult responsibilities, I have at least 3,000 more in Spotify playlists. Musicking responsibly is really hard. This is basically my exact situation. I try to listen to something new every day, which is a great experience, but I lose that familiarity
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That's why I listen to modern metal, the lyrics are unintelligible anyways. And even if you could understand them they'd be pretty drat stupid.
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xzzy posted:The biggest issue is finding time to listen to all the stuff worth hearing. The flip/down side is that I don't have much patience anymore. If I don't like something right away, I tend to dump it and move on -- there's just too much good stuff out there. It means I'm probably missing out on a lot of good stuff because of this impatience. This is related to the ease with which anyone can access an enormous selection of music these days. Prior to digitization, you were limited to what you physically had on hand or what was on terrestrial radio. Because of these limitations, I tended to give each of my albums way more listening time and had more of a connection with it. Nowadays the music is so ephemeral that it almost seems disposable. Sometimes I'll listen to an album once and then never again -- and from bands I like! It's weird. AARP LARPer fucked around with this message at 21:43 on Mar 16, 2016 |
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:The flip/down side is that I don't have much patience anymore. If I don't like something right away, I tend to dump it and move on -- there's just too much good stuff out there. It means I'm probably missing out on a lot of good stuff because of this impatience. My problem is that I like the stuff I like too much, and if I have a choice between listening to something I haven't heard before and something I know and enjoy, I'll typically choose the latter. I'm working on that though.
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Vulture Culture posted:Real talk, I feel bad that I'm nowhere near as connected to any individual band, album, or song as I was in my high school years. I don't know the lyrics to anything. I don't even know the track lists of most of the albums I listen to nowadays. I have over a thousand albums from when I was actually buying things regularly, and now that I don't have the money because of adult responsibilities, I have at least 3,000 more in Spotify playlists. Musicking responsibly is really hard. I have so much loving music on my computer that I haven't even gotten to try yet, I just download stuff that people recommend and get to it months later. I'm also incredibly OCD with my collection and must tag every mp3 to perfection
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i know we have a doom thread somewhere around here but can we talk about how good the new church of misery is? Yes it rules a lot
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WAR DOGS OF SOCHI posted:Nowadays the music is so ephemeral that it almost seems disposable. Sometimes I'll listen to an album once and then never again -- and from bands I like! It's weird. That's the problem with saturation.
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CornHolio posted:My problem is that I like the stuff I like too much, and if I have a choice between listening to something I haven't heard before and something I know and enjoy, I'll typically choose the latter. That's just getting older and more set in your ways. e: also the problem with stuff these days is there's so much of it that sounds exactly like 20 other bands that aren't all that great it's getting harder to find the really interesting stuff
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Or just wait for it to get linked in a forum thread.
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ElectricWizard posted:I'm also listening to this, and the difference in quality between the bands is hilarious. Nokturnal Mortum have come extremely far since the 90's, while Rob Darken is still churning out the same riffs as he did back then, just adding a bit of extra instrumentation this time. The NM side made a great first impression though. It does sound a bit different, but that's because Graveland is a full band now, you're right that the material is very much the same as what he's been doing for the last decade or so. NM side is ok, not amazing or anything though, I hope their album will be a bit better.
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