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If it's made after 1924 I don't care. My friends listen to these metal songs, I think those songs are horrible.
Venom sucks and always has. Celtic Frost has some winners, but the fact that you exclude Bathory, Tormentor, and Sarcofago reveals that you are a false. No entry.CoptoGeek said:Inferior knock-offs of Celtic Frost & Venom and, of course, the big 4.Iconodule said:The 90's gave us Norwegian black metal and death metal, the highest and best forms of metal. Of course it also brought us nu-metal, but I can't say that nu-metal is any worse than the 80's hair metal.
Pantera???CoptoGeek said:For the 90s on, who cares.
Yeah, seriously. ??? :'(Deacon Lance said:Hmmm, no Pantera, no Slayer, pretty big omissions. I voted Zeppelin and Sabbath. Among new bands, I like The Sword.
My list:HabteSelassie said:Greetings in that Divine and Most Precious Name of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
Best of the 1970s
Black Sabbath
Best of 1980s
Guns and Roses
Best of the 1990s
Tool
Best of the 2000s
deftones
Y'all Nordic metalheads might just think I'm soft, but I'm from the crust punk era, our blast beats can beat up on your blast beats any day, but this wasn't a punk thread it was metal/rock
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habte selassie
YES. the track of their new record sounds killer too. theyre one of my favs.HabteSelassie said:Best of the 2000s
deftones
I've been listening steadily to the deftones 1998 and I can't tell you how many people used to just simply HATE on them for no good reason whatsoever! After White Pony folks started to notice, and after Saturday Night Wrist suddenly they became more accessible. Thanks for the big up! What is your favorite album?Timon said:YES. the track of their new record sounds killer too. theyre one of my favs.HabteSelassie said:Best of the 2000s
deftones
+1 ;DIconodule said:This thread is giving me elitist indigestion.
In defense, Sabbath, Tool, and deftones ALL started underground and became elite because of their sheer talentAsteriktos said:+1 ;DIconodule said:This thread is giving me elitist indigestion.
They (the bands) aren't who is being elite... though for me it was mostly the Pantera stuff that got to me... but to each their own... 8)HabteSelassie said:Greetings in that Divine and Most Precious Name of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
In defense, Sabbath, Tool, and deftones ALL started underground and became elite because of their sheer talentAsteriktos said:+1 ;DIconodule said:This thread is giving me elitist indigestion.
stay blessed,
habte selassie
Oh, I hate Venom too. Those guys gave me the creeps! Always stayed away from them & the King Diamond/Merciful Fate stuff. Loved Slayer, they're "satanic" stufff was more schtick so it didn't really bother me.Alveus Lacuna said:Venom sucks and always has. Celtic Frost has some winners, but the fact that you exclude Bathory, Tormentor, and Sarcofago reveals that you are a false. No entry.
Im one of those people who didnt get much into them until White Pony and it is def still my favorite. But I also got really into Diamond Eyes when it came out. For some reason, I was a little slow getting into Saturday Night Wrist and some of the others. I went through a short phase where I didnt listen to them as much, but I came back around. Ha. If "Leathers" is any indication of how this new record is going to turn out, then it should be killer!! Im pumped.HabteSelassie said:Greetings in that Divine and Most Precious Name of Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ!
I've been listening steadily to the deftones 1998 and I can't tell you how many people used to just simply HATE on them for no good reason whatsoever! After White Pony folks started to notice, and after Saturday Night Wrist suddenly they became more accessible. Thanks for the big up! What is your favorite album?Timon said:YES. the track of their new record sounds killer too. theyre one of my favs.HabteSelassie said:Best of the 2000s
deftones
They seem to have three distinct eras
The Adrenaline/Around the Fur rap rock era
The Self-Titled/Saturday Night Wrist more standard metal era
and now the Diamond Eyes post-rock album..
What I love about deftones is that they've matured and evolved, both musically and lyrically, where as so many bands become just another cliche of their sound. I've literally grown up with this band, and they've seemed to grow up with me!
That new track is bad! I can't wait till November 13!! I simply CAN'T believe that after 20 years these guys still keep bringing out such great music! I wish Chi would wake up
stay blessed,
habte selassie
That song certainly was not bad, I agree. I also appreciated one or two others, but some of the songs on the album were just strange. lol. I was not a huge fan of the title song as well.Michał Kalina said:I very like "There was a time" however I agree that album is not close at all to the previous ones.celticfan1888 said:No...you don't.CoptoGeek said:I'd like to give Chinese Democracy a shot
Are you kidding? They didn't even mention Iron ButterflySymeon77 said:Just stumbled across this thread and I gotta say I am mighty disheartened at the lack of love for the almighty Motörhead!olice:
:Asteriktos said:There's a certain quote about Lemmy that I want to post, but I'm afraid it will violate the rule(s) about blasphemy. ;D
You said it, not me!Dominika said:trash metal
Yeah, I know, for some people Metallica ended up with the album Seek & Destroy (or more preciously with the song Fade to black btw is one of my favourite songs ever), or, in better case, with the Black Album, or with the albums after it. People so often were claiming the band is lost and as we can see, it's not trueAsteriktos said:You said it, not me!Dominika said:trash metal;D j/k
I agree with you (except you mean thrash metal - trash is rubbish). I saw them at Milton Keynes in their Nowhere Else to Roam tour back in 1993 and it still sticks in my memory as one of the best concerts I've ever seen. All the supporting acts (especially Megadeath) were entirely awful, but Metallica's set more than made up for it.Dominika said:Yeah, I know, for some people Metallica ended up with the album Seek & Destroy (or more preciously with the song Fade to black btw is one of my favourite songs ever), or, in better case, with the Black Album, or with the albums after it. People so often were claiming the band is lost and as we can see, it's not trueAsteriktos said:You said it, not me!Dominika said:trash metal;D j/k
I was lucky that I was at the concert of "Big Four" of trash metal in Warsaw in 2010 and Metallica was the best of them; they gathered the biggest applause and you could easily feel that they're just better.
Asteriktos said:You said it, not me!Dominika said:trash metal;D j/k
Thanks to you I've seen what I'd written :laugh: I always make spelling mistakes (in all languages) while typing and unfortunately the function "Spell Check" can't find out such error.jmbejdl said:I agree with you (except you mean thrash metal - trash is rubbish). James
I'm usually the one defending Metallica on this board, but you are working hard to change that, aren't you?Dominika said:Yeah, I know, for some people Metallica ended up with the album Seek & Destroy (or more preciously with the song Fade to black btw is one of my favourite songs ever), or, in better case, with the Black Album, or with the albums after it. People so often were claiming the band is lost and as we can see, it's not true
I was lucky that I was at the concert of "Big Four" of trash metal in Warsaw in 2010 and Metallica was the best of them; they gathered the biggest applause and you could easily feel that they're just better.
If you want to bash bands, at least learn how to spell their namesjmbejdl said:I agree with you (except you mean thrash metal - trash is rubbish). I saw them at Milton Keynes in their Nowhere Else to Roam tour back in 1993 and it still sticks in my memory as one of the best concerts I've ever seen. All the supporting acts (especially Megadeath) were entirely awful, but Metallica's set more than made up for it.
I saw Megadeth live once. Dave Mustaine's voice is a little irritating after awhile, but the guy's skills are incredible! He goes from singing leads to playing leads, to playing complex patterns while singing, always without a single glitch. Respect!Asteriktos said:I'm usually the one defending Metallica on this board, but you are working hard to change that, aren't you?Dominika said:Yeah, I know, for some people Metallica ended up with the album Seek & Destroy (or more preciously with the song Fade to black btw is one of my favourite songs ever), or, in better case, with the Black Album, or with the albums after it. People so often were claiming the band is lost and as we can see, it's not true
I was lucky that I was at the concert of "Big Four" of trash metal in Warsaw in 2010 and Metallica was the best of them; they gathered the biggest applause and you could easily feel that they're just better.I love Metallica, but let's not push it too far
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If you want to bash bands, at least learn how to spell their namesjmbejdl said:I agree with you (except you mean thrash metal - trash is rubbish). I saw them at Milton Keynes in their Nowhere Else to Roam tour back in 1993 and it still sticks in my memory as one of the best concerts I've ever seen. All the supporting acts (especially Megadeath) were entirely awful, but Metallica's set more than made up for it.I saw Metallica in '97 with COC... not sure who I liked more. Have seen Megadeth live twice and they kicked butt both times. My only complaint was that Mustaine played too many leads and I didn't get to hear Friedman playing enough.
Apologies for the inadvertent spelling correction. Unfortunately I find Dave Mustaine's voice entirely irritating (it needs no while) and Megadeth (now correctly incorrect) to be awful in general. In my defence, however, some of the guys I was with did like Megadeth (I was with a large group) and I was far from the only one saying that they were awful. Maybe sometimes they're better (though I still wouldn't be able to stand them) but that day they were shocking. The only good thing about the whole set was the way Dave Mustaine dealt with some idiot heckling him (he was talking rather than playing at the time). Having said that, though, thinking back on it, I believe Diamond Head were probably worse.Asteriktos said:If you want to bash bands, at least learn how to spell their namesI saw Metallica in '97 with COC... not sure who I liked more. Have seen Megadeth live twice and they kicked butt both times. My only complaint was that Mustaine played too many leads and I didn't get to hear Friedman playing enough.
Can't agree that Slayer was always better than Metallica. I was at the concert of the Big Four and Slayer had been playing just right before Metallica. Many people during Slayer's performation had left the space before the stage to buy some beer, pizza etc. and came back to listen to Mellica's performation.Iconodule said:Among the big thrash bands, Slayer was always better than Metallica and Sepultura was better than both.
I still remember a journalist who interviewed Mustaine saying afterwards that 'he (Mustaine)is not a small-brained bigmouth; in fact he has too large a brain for his mouth. He'd need a mouth twice the size of his face to make perfect sense, so, if he sounds goofy at times, it's because there are too many ideas bottlenecking to come out.' ;DAsteriktos said:Megadeth was good at technically interesting (if often disjointed) songs