Controversial opinions on metal
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divine_torture
leVel
agreed 100%. to my ears, they improved as the metallic element in their music decreased.
KafkaX
Mr. Self Destruct
divine_torture
leVel
After those songs up there, no. I don't think we've missed a thing. I did not care for that, waif. Rare miss from you, seeing as I agree with you much more often than I disagree with you.
J.
Old Fart
Wrong. Theyre great. They are best when listenung to entire albums and following walkyiers satire lyrics. Dont judge based on a fucking youtube sample
Krow
Garbage Connoisseur
divine_torture
leVel
The problem is that in order to follow the lyrics and get the whole experience, I have to hear that music. No overall experience can outweigh music I don't want to hear.
"controversial" opinion: Accept's "Blood of the Nations" is easily the weakest of the three Tornillo albums yet is shockingly often considered its best. Meanwhile, both Stalingrad and Blind Rage destroy it. Heck, it's not even as strong as the 90s Udo-reunion albums.
HamburgerBoy
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Ashore the Celestial Burden is excellent, mostly because it takes heavily after trad/doom. Slumber doesn't do a whole lot for me either though, although I think I still need to give it more time. I can acknowledge interesting moments, maybe even a couple very strong songs, but a lot of it seems kinda average.
Primordial is fucking awful...
1994 was the best year for black metal...
Stratovarious is under rated...
Cain's Offering's only album (Gather the Faithful) is the best "unknown" power metal record ever made...
Slayer's upcoming album will be immensely boring and one of their worst...
1994 was the best year for black metal...
Stratovarious is under rated...
Cain's Offering's only album (Gather the Faithful) is the best "unknown" power metal record ever made...
Slayer's upcoming album will be immensely boring and one of their worst...
Krow
Garbage Connoisseur
Implying anyone expects Slayer's next album to be good... Is almost as bad as the Primordial comment.
Fuck that. Though they seem to have become a lot more popular with the past two albums, which is silly because they're both boring and the two before them are far better whilst being just as 'accessible'.
How is that controversial?
The "80s black metal is best black metal!!!!" crowd are a minority.
1994 has Transilvanian Hunger, Hvis Lyset Tar Oss, De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas, Vikingligr Veldi, In The Nightside Eclipse, Dark metal, Dark Medieval Times, Pentagram.
i.e. a whole load of albums people normally bring up when talking about the most important or best BM albums.
End of Glory
Crucify Your Faith
What about God Hates Us All? The only good album from their newer material.
yeah. their fan base has now eclipsed 25k worldwide, as opposed to the 21k it was 5 years ago.
primordial rule. period.
divine_torture
leVel
Stratovarius is underrated? They are the epitome of cheese ass faggotry.
God Hates Us All was sooo bland and dumb. Fuck that album. I'm with Ozz: Seasons was their last good release.
Onder, while I disagree a little on Demigod, I won't argue it either. Slumber was a great record, but I think the hype is strictly based on their geographic location rather than the music. But Ashore the Celestial Burden is, at best, good background music while cleaning the house or something.
God Hates Us All was sooo bland and dumb. Fuck that album. I'm with Ozz: Seasons was their last good release.
Onder, while I disagree a little on Demigod, I won't argue it either. Slumber was a great record, but I think the hype is strictly based on their geographic location rather than the music. But Ashore the Celestial Burden is, at best, good background music while cleaning the house or something.
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