25 Most Important METAL bands
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Hmm, I think either diSEMBOWELMENT or Winter should be on that list. Doom/death is a pretty massive genre these days, and I'm pretty bloody sure they were both pioneers.
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Souls at Zero through Times of Grace are pretty closely related to doom/sludge they just don't sound like any other metal albums, because they're, you know, original.
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Paradise Lost-Morbid Existance(1988)
Winter - Winter (1989)
Disembowelment - Mourning September (1990)
The first paradise lost fullength 'lost paradise' was recorded in 89 released in 90.
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For the person who said take morbid angel off.
What death metal band would be worthy of that place.
What death metal band would be worthy of that place.
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....that is representative of the album it was taken from and the ones that came before it. Go on their web-site and listen to more if you think I'm trying to trick you.
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>>>For the person who said take morbid angel off.
>>What death metal band would be worthy of that place.
That was me.
I was thinking about this some this weekend, and I will take back my comment about them. At the time Morbid Angel came out, I was into Pantera, Anthrax, SOD, Testament and stuff...not completely into music THAT extreme. I didn't have an ear for it then...therefore I wasn't really educated or exposed to death at that level...so I don't know who pioneered the step from thrash into extreme.
I do remember seeing Napalm Death at the same time - I would put them in there seeing as they definitely spawned their own big genre.
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>>What death metal band would be worthy of that place.
That was me.
I was thinking about this some this weekend, and I will take back my comment about them. At the time Morbid Angel came out, I was into Pantera, Anthrax, SOD, Testament and stuff...not completely into music THAT extreme. I didn't have an ear for it then...therefore I wasn't really educated or exposed to death at that level...so I don't know who pioneered the step from thrash into extreme.
I do remember seeing Napalm Death at the same time - I would put them in there seeing as they definitely spawned their own big genre.
Scott
Though sadly that genre was grindcore, a punk and not metal offshoot. There is still a pretty strong case for their inclusion though.
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Yeah, I know.
At the time, my ear didn't differentiate. I knew they were too brutal for me (at the time, not anymore).
Back then, I just thought metal was divided like this:
Regular, thrash, death
Scott
At the time, my ear didn't differentiate. I knew they were too brutal for me (at the time, not anymore).
Back then, I just thought metal was divided like this:
Regular, thrash, death
Scott
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