Best 90's death metal album.

[no country for old wainds]

how about yes you worthless blithering shitsucker

 

[ohiogrinder]

how about yes you worthless blithering shitsucker

if you want me to shut up so bad, then come to my house and make me stop typing.

 

[R.I.P.2]

You're very childish for someone who's essentially balding.

 

[Discovery]

I love death metal
...

 

[Krigloch the Furious]

I love death metal
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duh!!!!

 

[CF87]

This thread is so stupid it's like when you are 13 and you call a friend and you are like DUDE THIS DEATH METAL ALBUM IS SO FUCKING SICK I'VE NEVER HEARD MUSIC SO FUCKING SICK.

Hey dude I heard this sick death metal cd that's ten times more sick faster and brutal than that death metal album you let me hear.

hey dude this album is just so sick sick sick and sick it's sick.

HAILS DEATH METAL IS SICK AND TWISTED DUDE!

OH YEAH

TWISTED FUCKING MUSIC FOR TWISTED MINDS. This death metal album is better than your death metal album because it's more fucking sick!

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

All good points.

Yeah, I do, but I know some of you love their 2nd division Morbid Angel shtick.

With a lot of differences including but not limited to extended ambient sections, ridiculously weird/echo-y solos, and different lyrics.

 

[DarkBliss]

Very few may agree with me but after so many listens I consider

Cadaver-In Pains the most fascinating death metal output of the 90's.

It takes a while to develop a taste for it due to its overall weirdness, but I don't think there are many death metal albums which possess the addictive quality and amazing longeivity of "In Pains"

To round it up to 5
Albums I find equally brilliant:

Necrophobic-The Nocturnal Silence
Phlebotomized-Immense Intense Suspense
Gorguts-Obscura
Atheist-Unquestionable Presence

Btw I'm new here

 

[V.V.V.V.V.]

You have awesome taste. Phlebotomized rules!

 

[cookiecutter]

Judging by your first post you should be a welcome addition.

I always though Necrophobic was a black metal band. Are they actually death? I've never actually heard them.

 

[no country for old wainds]

if you want me to shut up so bad, then come to my house and make me stop typing.

buy me flight tickets to israel and i will

 

[no country for old wainds]

I always though Necrophobic was a black metal band. Are they actually death? I've never actually heard them.

they have notable bm influence, but they're firmly on the death side of things, at least where the nocturnal silence is concerned

 

[cookiecutter]

Interesting. As they say "You learn something new everyday"

 

[DarkBliss]

Judging by your first post you should be a welcome addition.

I always though Necrophobic was a black metal band. Are they actually death? I've never actually heard them.

they are blackened death, that's how I would categorize them anyway.

 

[CF87]

There are some albums that are such blackened death metal you could mistake them for being black metal.

Sentenced 'north from here' for example. This album is so kvlt and no one realizes it.

 

[Discovery]

The Nocturnal Silence is clearly death metal, as is In The Forest Of The Dreaming Dead. Despite what the Greys may think

 

[CF87]

I'm going to defy you and insist that Unanimated is a black metal band. The band is not swedish death metal or a regular death metal band, if not black metal melodic death metal.

 

[DarkBliss]

You have awesome taste. Phlebotomized rules!

Have you heard their second full-length? Is it any good? From what I've read around the web they've gone really experimental on it.

 

[no country for old wainds]

they are blackened death, that's how I would categorize them anyway.

that term's been totally bastardised by a number of people and it makes me cringe nowadays, but it's pretty accurate in all fairness

 

[DarkBliss]

that term's been totally bastardised by a number of people and it makes me cringe nowadays, but it's pretty accurate in all fairness

Well to be entirely fair Cadaver are also quite dodgy in that respect. Is In Pains more BM thand DM? Kinda difficult to say