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Count Thrashula posted:Children of Bodom was so good. We played with them once and Alexi was the biggest douche I've ever met but man did they kill live. Those first four albums have the best loving orchestral hit patches. It adds so much to the songs.
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I had Follow The Reaper on repeat while playing morrowind so that's all I can think of when I hear that album.
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Childen of Bodom and Opeth are how I got into the more extreme metal. Always have a soft spot for them both. Tokyo Warhearts(Live album) is so loving good. Those first 4 studio albums are so good too. edit: gently caress it, gonna listen to Tokyo Warhearts now
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Sep 13, 2023 16:51
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I always get children of bodom and cradle of filth confused because they were both big around the same time (in my area at least) and I listened to neither of them Needled 24/7 is a jam tho
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Malaria posted:Childen of Bodom and Opeth are how I got into the more extreme metal. "Ghost of Perdition" is what got my partner into metal and now six months later it's all Allegaeon, First Fragment, and Archspire. It sure is a slippery slope. Also at the very first orchestra hit of Follow the Reaper she said "I'm in" and I knew I picked a winner.
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Sep 13, 2023 17:17
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tfw the first thirty seconds to Tie My Rope i saw CoB on the I Worship Chaos tour and they were absolutely relentless, RIP Alexi
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Sep 13, 2023 17:28
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I caught Children of Bodom on an off-date headlining show on their 2004 Lamb of God tour, in a tiny local venue that only fit a few hundred people. Janne Wirman was playing so hard that he broke off a key on his keyboard and it flew into the audience. Hate their music if you want, they had a top-tier live show e: still hilarious that the title track of Hate Crew Deathroll ripped off two separate Dissection songs though Vulture Culture fucked around with this message at 17:37 on Sep 13, 2023 |
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Vulture Culture posted:I caught Children of Bodom on an off-date headlining show on their 2004 Lamb of God tour, in a tiny local venue that only fit a few hundred people. Janne Wirman was playing so hard that he broke off a key on his keyboard and it flew into the audience. Hate their music if you want, they had a top-tier live show What two dissection songs?
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Sep 13, 2023 17:41
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Put on Tokyo Warhearts and have fun.
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Children of Bodom also have one of the goofiest videos I've ever seen: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tXwVf9gS9Vw Keyboard playing drinking a brown bag beer while just playing one handed. Weird horror movie vibe that doesn't really make sense. Weird motion cuts. Alexi Spitting multiple times. The camera showing Alexi's headstock during solos. It's so bad it's good. The actual song rules though. That riff tho Malaria fucked around with this message at 18:01 on Sep 13, 2023 |
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Sep 13, 2023 17:58
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I don’t know any Children of Bodom but I like that their name is both Children of Bottom and “cob”
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Malaria posted:Children of Bodom also have one of the goofiest videos I've ever seen: first death metal music video i ever saw was this and i was hooked by the intro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cEK1OLhUKQ e: this video is so much worse than i remember lmao kumba fucked around with this message at 18:35 on Sep 13, 2023 |
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Sep 13, 2023 18:32
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Bodom was part of my first metal show (Gigantour '08) and are definitely among the cream of the "gateway band" crop.
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Vulture Culture posted:I caught Children of Bodom on an off-date headlining show on their 2004 Lamb of God tour, in a tiny local venue that only fit a few hundred people. Janne Wirman was playing so hard that he broke off a key on his keyboard and it flew into the audience. Hate their music if you want, they had a top-tier live show i remember when this tour came through tampa (RIP The Masquerade in Ybor), Throwdown was the opener and iirc Fear Factory was also there I was very much not into LoG at the time and left after their first song lol
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ultraviolence123 posted:Song absolutely owns. So much better than the last two Suffo records. Also, Derek Boyer looks so sick playing bass. Yeah this is loving very good, had a great car journey when Spotify followed it up with Bolt Thrower, Immolation, Carcass and Nile
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children of bodom sounds like if rob zombie and tim burton directed a movie and were both responsible for making the soundtrack
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ShoogaSlim posted:children of bodom sounds like if rob zombie and tim burton directed a movie and were both responsible for making the soundtrack Honestly they don't NOT have Danny Elfman vibes
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I think I saw CoB on the 2008 tour in Atlanta. I was right up at the stage dead center on Alexi. He threw a pick that hit my friend in the chest. He still has that pick to this day. I also remember Wirman having a bunch of bras hung on his keyboard stand.
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If you like Ensiferum, you'll like this. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RwxlB4zQFsU
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ultrafilter posted:WAYFARER - False Constellation (western-tinged black) They just put out another song from their upcoming album: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9qGDuElSobk I liked the first one more but this is still very good and I'm pretty psyched for the full album.
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Was talking with my friend about genres/themes of metal that don't exist yet, and I said Cowboy Metal. I was wrong.
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I wish other genres were as liberal with weird genres as metal is. Where's viking funk
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henpod posted:Was talking with my friend about genres/themes of metal that don't exist yet, and I said Cowboy Metal. I was wrong. this album from last year fuckin rules https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fOA7F67ZTMI
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henpod posted:If you like Ensiferum, you'll like this. Indeed I do
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henpod posted:Was talking with my friend about genres/themes of metal that don't exist yet, and I said Cowboy Metal. I was wrong. pantera literally pivoted and launched their career as one of the most popular metal bands to exist based on this concept 30 years ago
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ShoogaSlim posted:pantera literally pivoted and launched their career as one of the most popular metal bands to exist based on this concept 30 years ago That was just the one song/album title. Their primary theme is Stepdad Fighting.
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Henchman of Santa posted:That was just the one song/album title. Their primary theme is Stepdad Fighting. Not any stepdad in particular, mind you.
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yeah just because they put cowboy in the title it doesn't actually seem like anything a cowboy would listen to. any cowboys itt confirm/deny? was groove metal the first to popularize/introduce stepdad angst to metal?
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it did fill a niche that was very much unfilled in 1990. either you liked hair metal and adjacent bands, or you liked thrash metal and maybe dipped into the nascent "extreme" metal genres like death metal or whatever. there was not really a spot for metal music that made you want to fight your stepdad.
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Let’s savescum back to that point and try something different this time
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thrash metal kinda counts if your dad is Oliver North
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as the resident vanilla metal enjoyer groove metal rules
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henpod posted:If you like Ensiferum, you'll like this. You're right
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New Alkaloid is coming out tomorrow. It's a double album from my understanding.
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Asinhell - Desert of Doom (death) Tortuga - Lilith (Sabbath) Impure Wilhelmina - Fallen Angel (prog) Moyra - Infinity Of Revival (symphonic death) Angelus Apatrida - To Whom It May Concern (thrash)
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ShoogaSlim posted:
you've heard it and it's pantera
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Killingyouguy! posted:I wish other genres were as liberal with weird genres as metal is. Where's viking funk We have that, but we also have an entire genre that consists of aping the sound of Black Sabbath. I can't think of anything comparable outside of metal.
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Spanish Manlove posted:you've heard it and it's pantera so mad at u rn
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Spanish Manlove posted:you've heard it and it's pantera lmao
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