Controversial opinions on metal

[KafkaX]

Exhumed - Anatomy is Destiny > Carcass - Necroticism

Interesting claim, but I didnt peg you to like either album...

 

[Kara-Shehr]

Slipknot is good. So is Babymetal. Fuck all of you.

 

[Tonka Time]

Exhumed - Anatomy is Destiny > Carcass - Necroticism

Even though I love Carcass I have to agree with this.

Slipknot is good. So is Babymetal. Fuck all of you.

Good? I mean if you meant entertaining then sure, but they're still not much more than gimmicks.

 

[The Ozzman]

Everything through Chaos A.D. is actually good except for Arise.

 

[HamburgerBoy]

I don't think I ever actually listened to Seven Churches. But yeah saying it's slightly less shit that other shitty shit still makes it shit.

Fair enough, I wasn't sure what your feelings on first wave bm in general were.

 

[Pitiless Wanderer]

So what is Hamburger Boy supposed to mean anyway?

 

[HamburgerBoy]

I was ~9 years old when I chose the name for my Battle.net account. I emphasized with him in that episode, and I was an adolescent male with an affinity for ground beef between my buns.

EDIT: A German woman on LastFM once PMed me, apparently assuming that I lived in Hamburg, commenting on our Super compatibility. It was in German and I wasn't sure if I should reply in English assuming she might understand me, or if I should have used Google translate to clarify things. After stressing out over it for a week I ended up doing nothing. Yet another missed opportunity. I just want to watch Nickelodeon cartoons for the rest of my life.

 

[Mort Divine]

Interesting claim, but I didnt peg you to like either album...

I like the general sound, really good riff work and the melodies are very heavily featured, but tastefully so (unlike what happened on Heartwork uke

I just think Carcass had a bit of a problem on Necroticism with the songs running a bit too long

AiD is about the same length as Necroticism, but has 3 more songs so they're a lot more concise and to the point which works in their favor for me with that sound

 

[EternalMetal]

I like the general sound, really good riff work and the melodies are very heavily featured, but tastefully so (unlike what happened on Heartwork uke

I just think Carcass had a bit of a problem on Necroticism with the songs running a bit too long

AiD is about the same length as Necroticism, but has 3 more songs so they're a lot more concise and to the point which works in their favor for me with that sound

Necroticism has a slower pace, so of course the songs are going to be longer. AiD is certainly a modern version of Necroticism, and from a technical standpoint may be a bit more technical and cohesive, but the quality of the riffs arent quite the same. The Exhumed record is significantly more in your face, but the slightly laid back gore-grind on Necroticism gives the aggressive parts more impact and makes me appreciate the dynamic tempos more. The riffs are jammed a bit long at times, but most of the time the build up is adequate for making you pumped for the moment the riff rapidly changes. The feel of the Necroticism record alone ranks it above AiD imo.

 

[Pitiless Wanderer]

Exhumed - Necrocracy. I wasn't posting here when it was released so it's probably been discussed, but damn. What an ass kicker. One of the best releases of 2013 I reckon.

 

[ProphetofHatred]

Exhumed is mediocre

 

[Onder]

I remember that album bored my ass tbh.

 

[-CC-]

Just heard a song from the new Mastodon album. Did they rip off Edge of Sanity lol?





That Mastodon intro and the part at 4:25 of Twilight.

 

[ProphetofHatred]

That's not the new Mastodon album.

 

[Westsiyeed]

^^ Very similar, I've also thought the laughing in the Mastodon song sounds very much like that from a well known Pink Floyd song (can't remember if it's from Dark Side or The Wall).

Another one I've found recently - the starting riff of "Eventual" by Intronaut is pretty much the same as Children of the Grave by Sabbath:

 

[Moguitar7]

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I have the CD and #5 is this track, which is even heavier than Children if the Grave, but with some common notes and riffs.
For some reason, it is really great to me now. It is the real deal metal to me. Vocals you can hear and are not growling or other garbage, along with epic riffs by the best there is, Tony Iommi. Of course right up there is the three Amigos of Iron Maiden and their female counterparts in the Iron Maidens. Behind them are thousands of great men and women, and kids who can really get heavy.

 

[-CC-]

That's not the new Mastodon album.

Oops, guess it's been a while since I heard anything from these guys.

 

[EspaDa]

Exhumed is mediocre

This. I have no clue what makes them so special in your claims.

 

[Pitiless Wanderer]

I didn't claim they were 'so special'. I just said that the last album they made is quite good. In particular I like riffs and the contrasting vocals. They also incorporate some groove and hooks that I find appealing. It's also short and to the point. Obviously nothing groundbreaking, but a solid record for sure.

Exhumed made me think of Exhumation. Everyone should check out Exhumation, if you haven't already. They released a succession of quality death metal records in the late 90's, and then Marios started Nightrage. Again nothing original, but fun to listen to. Song below features some cleans by Dan Swano.

 

[Pitiless Wanderer]

So Wayne 'Static' died, apparently from a drug overdose. This is horrible news. I was not a fan of his music in the least, but anyone dying prematurely, especially from drugs, is an awful thing. Assuming this was an overdose, what are your thoughts? Preventable, or not?