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Nordick posted:You're welcome. I gave it a few more listens and I decided I quite like Churchhouse Creepers if only for the fun they're very clearly having. The Archaic Revival is nasty and dirty. I can't help but think of Van Halen and Mr Big in places, haha. Another good rec, thanks.
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I like them both a lot, but Churchhouse Creepers just about manages to inch into the #1 spot for me. I see what you mean about the repetitiveness, I just don't mind because it's hella good repetition. Also the last song is a helluva good album closer.
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Nam Taf posted:My personal favourite is still Metallica's '89 Seattle performance included on the Binge & Purge DVD. They're still all playing with the tightness and energy they used to have (also James is still running on multiple bottles of whisky per night) and it makes for an amazing show. There are several standout live shows and it would be pointless to argue which one is "the best", but this one is certainly one of them. The later Mexico one is also pretty good but is already starting to be watered down by Black album stuff. The Deep Purple show at the very same California Jam is also great, they even blow up a loving amp. and almost set Richie on fire, how metal is that.
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Speaking of Deep Purple, this seems like as good a thread as any to post this story from a friend of mine:quote:my grandma before she died requested that they play Deep Purple at the funeral which was this ballad-type song from the 40-50's or something. but my uncle thought she was talking about the band so we're all sitting there choked up after everyone had said their thing at the ceremony and then Smoke on the Water starts slowly fading on the speakers and a bunch of us couldn't breathe because we were laughing so hard and the rest were super mad at us quote:the night before she passed she was in really bad shape and everyone knew it was coming, so my mom, two of her brothers, and a bunch of the sisters were at the house to say their final words and have some closure before it happened, and four of them including The Uncle and my mom were in the room when she brought it up because they were the ones doing all the planning. Everyone else knew that she was talking about a song from her childhood but when she said something about it possibly being hard to find I know my uncle's brain went "I got a ton of Deep Purple cd's in the truck!" and jumped on the opportunity to help and welp
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LMFAO That is loving amazing. DUN DUN DUNNN DUN DUN DA DUNNNNNN GRANDMA! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M19hPfKdFqI
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Wasn't the band named after Richie's grandma's favorite song in the first place? So I guess somehow that all works out  And yeah, the story is pretty hilarious. But I can also totally see some hardcore rocker actually wanting something like that. If anything, I'm surprised Lemmy didn't have "Killed by Death" as his song.
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Judging by the one track here, I think this album might be a pretty good one. http://listen.20buckspin.com/album/appalling-ascension
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Contributing, here's a friend of a friend's band. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HIgVyJgGdCU I like them - they remind me a bit of Motorhead.
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Lucas Archer posted:Contributing, here's a friend of a friend's band.
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Detective Thompson posted:Judging by the one track here, I think this album might be a pretty good one.
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I went to see Cavalera Conspiracy play the entire Roots album last night. It was not good. Max is basically the Ozzy Osbourne of bad 90's nu metal at this point. Avoid at all costs.
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he's been looking rough for a while now and he barely sings or plays half the time
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The Muppets On PCP posted:he's been looking rough for a while now and he barely sings or plays half the time Exactly that, yeah. He was trying to get the crowd to sing a long to vast parts of the album and he barely played his guitar at all.
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Did they try to sing along with 'Ratamahatta'? Roots is pretty lovely looking back altho it was the first album I bought of Sepultura's. Now, if they can do a tour of just Beneath the Remains I'll be in heaven.
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Vintersorg posted:Did they try to sing along with 'Ratamahatta'? Roots was bad but I remember buying the 'Blood Rooted' EP which also had a few live tracks which contains probably my favorite recording of Beneath the Remains. EDIT: I think that was also my first Sepultura album I bought, which was $4 out of a bargain bin.
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This photo is the best thing Sepultura ever did
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It's hard for me to remember since their band name is so generic and lovely, but is Atheist a bunch of racist nazis or are they cool dudes?
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Ulcerate is so loving awesome. Seen them twice now and I don't think there's another band currently out there with that tight of a live show.
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Spanish Manlove posted:It's hard for me to remember since their band name is so generic and lovely, but is Atheist a bunch of racist nazis or are they cool dudes? There were a lot of gay people (like most of Cynic) in that whole Florida tech scene so most band members from there were pretty cool with marginalized groups Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 18:19 on Nov 30, 2016 |
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Vulture Culture posted:Cool dudes Awesome, I saw that one of the dudes from that band is opening a brewery in Sarasota, FL, and for some reason I think I'm getting them infused with Deicide. But I'll be sure to give them a try once they open now someone vouched for them. Edit: misread the article, theyre cooperating with a local brewery to make a branded beer for the bar the frontman owns. Either way, glad they're not Nazis. Spanish Manlove fucked around with this message at 18:28 on Nov 30, 2016 |
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Spanish Manlove posted:Awesome, I saw that one of the dudes from that band is opening a brewery in Sarasota, FL, and for some reason I think I'm getting them infused with Deicide. But I'll be sure to give them a try once they open now someone vouched for them. You might also be thinking of Malevolent Creation, though neither are nazis, just Florida rednecks. AFAIK Atheist are just stoners.
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Nov 30, 2016 18:46
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Everyone in metal is secretly a Nazi.
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Zodijackylite posted:Everyone in metal is secretly a Nazi.
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The metal/nazi crossover is alarmingly rampant but I assume it has a lot to do with the metal/stupid crossover.
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So I really really like HtSD. It's a great Metallica album and there are so many killer riffs and catchy hooks. I don't ever care to mentally compare x new album to a bands old work and all of that so the reality of it is that it gives me the same pleasure I always got from jamming all the other Metallica songs I grew up with and have loved and that's what I've wanted from them for a long time. Maybe I'm easy to please but it genuinely hits the spot for good no frills metal and has to be up there with my favorites from 2016. I think the most difficult part for me was getting into the production but after cranking it in my car yesterday I came to appreciate it. Yeah it's clean and "sterile" but everything sounds powerful like it should.
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Spanish Manlove posted:Awesome, I saw that one of the dudes from that band is opening a brewery in Sarasota, FL, and for some reason I think I'm getting them infused with Deicide. But I'll be sure to give them a try once they open now someone vouched for them. Deicide are not nazi either.
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A human heart posted:Deicide are not nazi either. Disma?
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Spanish Manlove posted:Disma? Craig Pillard might be
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A friend of mine once tried to shake hands with the guys from Deicide (or at least im pretty sure it was Deicide) and one of them said "I dont shake hands with niggers" soooooooooooo
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Spanish Manlove posted:It's hard for me to remember since their band name is so generic and lovely, but is Atheist a bunch of racist nazis or are they cool dudes? they're cool and made some great tunes also big fans othe denim hotpants
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Do you think a lot of idiots listened to Slayer because they thought the name was Tom Aryan?
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Faffel posted:Do you think a lot of idiots listened to Slayer because they thought the name was Tom Aryan? wait...what?!
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Testament are loving awesome still. They headlined a show here right after the end of their EU support tour with Amarth and were totally stoked to be headlining. They kept going for like 90mins+ Also Hoglan and Digiorgio...gently caress
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Faffel posted:Do you think a lot of idiots listened to Slayer because they thought the name was Tom Aryan? That and Slayer doing a fan song about Josef Mengele.
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Mr. Pickles posted:Testament are loving awesome still. They headlined a show here right after the end of their EU support tour with Amarth and were totally stoked to be headlining. They kept going for like 90mins+ skolnick, hoglan, and digiorgio should start a jazz trio
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Mr. Pickles posted:Testament are loving awesome still. They headlined a show here right after the end of their EU support tour with Amarth and were totally stoked to be headlining. They kept going for like 90mins+ On one hand I think Testament have always been boring. On the other, that's their rhythm section now?!
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Cardiac posted:That and Slayer doing a fan song about Josef Mengele. i mean there's also the whole slayer wehrmacht thing. they commonly use the iron eagle. that and  not saying slayer are nazis, but it's easy to see how people can get the misconception
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Henchman of Santa posted:Craig Pillard might be He was one of the bassists for Intolitarian at Hells Headbash back in September and gave a power fist then quickly turned it into a Roman salute. Combine that with his pro-Nazi sympathy projects in the past and his non-sensical ramblings on Facebook about ultra conservative values and you have yourself an incredibly strong case to be made.
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CRIP EATIN BREAD posted:i mean there's also the whole slayer wehrmacht thing. also the s in their logo being really similar to the ss insignia and putting out shirts with the totenkopf on it jeff hannemann was really into the aesthetics like lemmy, and after he died kerry started jocking the raider nation poo poo for similar reasons
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 Caladan Brood are working on new stuff!!!!!!!! They broke a 3 year silence on their facebook page and announced: Mortal Sword posted:Firstly, we would like to address a question we have seen posed often in messages and posts on our page: yes, new material from us is on the horizon. We are writing and recording. We are active. Both of us are always very busy juggling a variety of musical projects, but Caladan Brood is important to us and we are slowly but surely forging original material. Full quote below but I guess this started due to them putting out a Summoning cover on some compilation which is pretty great ( anything from Minas Morgul would be a winner really ): Mortal Sword posted:It has been some time since we last broke the silence on this page. Since we have a Summoning cover featured on an upcoming tribute compilation, we would like to take this opportunity to post an update on our activities. This will be something of a lengthy post; the first half will cover the status of Caladan Brood as a project, and the second half will shed some light on the circumstances surrounding the recording of the cover of 'Farewell' we contributed to 'In Mordor Where the Shadows Are - Homage to Summoning'.
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Mr. Pickles posted:Testament are loving awesome still. They headlined a show here right after the end of their EU support tour with Amarth and were totally stoked to be headlining. They kept going for like 90mins+ I like Testament but their live shows always sound like poo poo and way too loud. A combination making things even worse. Saw them about 8 times, I think I've seen them once with an acceptable soundmix.
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