So listening to Throne of Ahaz's Nifelheim for about the millionth time right now I realised I never bothered to check out their next full length. Is it worth hearing?
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Slayed Necros
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I suppose topping Nifelheim wouldn't have been an easy thing, I'll at least give it a download. >_>
MasterOLightning
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Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
I have nothing against downloading, but for me, doing so removes enough incentive for me to buy the album later on.
Ultimate_Symphony
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This. As long as you keep supporting the bands and just use the downloads to sample music, I see nothing wrong with it.
cookiecutter
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I used to think this, but I've found it works the other way around for me because I have bought albums I would not have know about if not for downloading.
Ultimate_Symphony
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I second Nazxul. Also check out Odious, black metal band with middle east elements on their music.
Koude Haat
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Has anyone heard Force of Darkness - S/T? this is awesome black/thrash. The packaging is pretty cool too, the CD comes in a 7" gatefold with a poster.
I've heard Odious but not Nazxul, I'll look into them. Thanks guies.
whiskey funeral
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Listen to Tormentor - Anno Domini because it is seriously one of the best black metal albums of all time.
sadistik necrofiend
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S<issors
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Pretty much.
With a college kid's income and the cost of food, housing, and decent beer and whiskey these days, I can download or just not listen to most of this sort of music. I love making Newbury Comics runs and buying a ton of shit every now and then as a gift to myself, and if an album is really good I'll do what i can to get a physical copy, but it's just not possible to do that with a lot of music.
That's the way shit is these days, artists who care about profit are going to need to adapt, and good fans will do what they can to support underground acts by going to shows and buying the merch they can afford. Nostalgia is understandable but it doesn't really help.
skeptik
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Is it really an outlandish concept for you people go, say, go without hearing an album if you can't buy it, or, hell, even waiting until you buy an album to listen to it? Do you have that much of a short attention span that you can't be content with what you already own?
MasterOLightning
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I don't have a massive collection, probably something like 150 CDs, but rarely do I look at the shelf and not find something I want to hear, or something I should revisit.
I'm in a similar situation to S<issors... I buy them when I can. Including the albums I've already downloaded. One day I hope to own all (or as many as humanly possible) of the albums currently residing on my hard drive.
When I was actually working full time in 07 I'd buy 10 to 20 CD's just about every week... chances are I'll resume that reckless money spending next year. Nothing quite tops holding the physical CD/packaging in your hands and looking at the artwork while you crank it on the stereo...
Until then, I'll continue feeding my "short attention span" via those evil blogs.
When I was actually working full time in 07 I'd buy 10 to 20 CD's just about every week... chances are I'll resume that reckless money spending next year. Nothing quite tops holding the physical CD/packaging in your hands and looking at the artwork while you crank it on the stereo...
Until then, I'll continue feeding my "short attention span" via those evil blogs.
J.
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i dont download. ill stick to my old ways of actually supporting the artists by buying physical media. ill leave the downloading to the kiddies and hipsters.
if only these downloaders had been around in the 80s and 90s....
if only these downloaders had been around in the 80s and 90s....
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