Behemoth

[Papa Josh]

I wonder how many year end lists Demigod will make.... :Spin:

 

[Henrik Main]

It already made mine - my 2004 list, that is :\

 

[Papa Josh]

Well, jerky, my cd says 2005! How do you like that?

 

[Henrik Main]

Well, it is a 2004 release, no matter what your CD says =)

 

[Papa Josh]

Well, it is a 2004 release, no matter what your CD says =)

This argument can go on forever, and as far as I am concerned, this is 2005. Case closed, you've exhausted appeals.

 

[SonOfNun]

I got this in 2004 and it made it onto my list. But, since it's so good and it came out in the U.S. this year, why not let it sneak onto the 2005 list too?

P.S. Black Metal Behemoth rules too. Grom=

 

[J.]

i see From the Pagan Vastlands was re-released as well as a lot of early stuff like As the Forest Dreams Eternally or whatits. Are these two the band's best black metal material?

Sventevith, Grom, and the death metal were competent, but didnt keep my interest.

 

[spaffe]

From the Pagan Vastlands is very good indeed, but I'd say that Sventivith is equally enjoyable so perhaps FtPV isn't for you either. TFDE I've yet to hear though I've heard good things about it

 

[General Zod]

That was my biggest complaint with ZKC - totally unlistenable - they have the best bass player in the world, and you can't hear him for shit

When did Troy Tiptun leave Zero Hour to join Behemoth?

Zod

 

[cthulufhtagn]

i feel like sventevith and forest dreams eternally are pretty much equal in terms of high quality

but if you didn't dig sventevith that much i dunno if forest would really float yer boat