Death Metal

[mntwinsfan]

It's just too vanilla to even be worth discussing.

I've got a controversial one; In-Quest's Extrusion: Battlehymns is one of the best death metal albums ever made.

I remember thinking that Operation: Citadel was a bit better, but I haven't listened to either in ages. Great albums, though.

 

[VelociBrad]

Andy when was the last time you listened to Necrophiliac - Chaopula - Citadel of Mirrors?

go listen to it again!

 

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

Andy when was the last time you listened to Necrophiliac - Chaopula - Citadel of Mirrors?

go listen to it again!

holy shit um, years?! fuck dude.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

which Immolation albums do you brosef's like the most ?

 

[KafkaX]

Here and After and Dawn of Possession are probably the albums I like the most. They havnt really produced anything I didnt like.

 

[TechnicalBarbarity]

yea, very consistent band .... Here in After is also my favorite.

 

[VelociBrad]

holy shit um, years?! fuck dude.

Well fucking get on that then! Listen again! also, The Crypt is releasing it on vinyl soon. Totally picking that shit up since the CD goes for absurd prices.

@nightsbane: Dawn of Possession.

 

[Onder]

INTOO EVERLASTIIING FIIIIIIREEEE.

 

[theflyingmachine]

Dawn of Possession, Failures for Gods, and Majesty and Decay are my favorites.

 

[Krow]

Dawn of Possession + Unholy Cult.

 

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

The Crypt is releasing it on vinyl soon.

awesome

 

[gundamterran]

Mangled Torsos - Drawings of the Dead is one of the best death metal albums and nobody ever listens to it :/

I have to agree. Theres many albums though out there that no one gives a chance simply because its unknown.

 

[gundamterran]

Dawn Of Possession, Here In After, and Close to a World Below. Everything else is a bit inconsistent to me.

 

[VelociBrad]

I have to agree. Theres many albums though out there that no one gives a chance simply because its unknown.

Pretty much. It's disappointing. Especially from people who claim they love the music, and are completely passive about looking into finding more good bands that they might have missed out on in the past, or that are coming out now.

 

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

I remember thinking that Operation: Citadel was a bit better

fight me

 

[rms]

how are you going to bitch about an album that's never been talked on here before?

 

[Slayed Necros]

That Mangled Torsos album definitely isn't one of the best death metal albums. More like an obscure, average album lost amongst hundreds of other obscure, average albums from the early '90s. It can be cool to discover all these little known bands but the majority of them were forgotten for a reason.

 

[CF87]

I did not care for it. A better German DM album.

 

[Krow]

That Mangled Torsos album definitely isn't one of the best death metal albums. More like an obscure, average album lost amongst hundreds of other obscure, average albums from the early '90s. It can be cool to discover all these little known bands but the majority of them were forgotten for a reason.

Gotta agree with this. It wasnt bad, decent doomy death metal but meh, I've never been all that interested in revisiting it.

As far as obscure osdm, I'm partial to

 

[VelociBrad]

It's certainly better than a ton of shit that gets recycled and talked about all the time (NILE, BEHEMOTH, CANNIBAL CORPSE, etc), which is why I brought it up.

and a lot of obscure little known bands are actually very good, and dismissing them as "forgotten for a reason" is pretty much as bad as praising something for being popular.