Genre diagram

ender7227 said:
lol at al, doden, and most especially my freind (?) carcassian

Well, I'm not your enemy.

Life's too short to go about collecting enemies, especially over things as trivial as which bands are Teh Ghey!!!!!111
 
Demilich said:
Why not start with their 70s stuff? "First Daze Here" is a perfect introduction and shows the variety of Liebling (and the other members') songwriting better than the full lengths.

It's interesting to see how they evolved and took on a more "metal" sound in the 80s, and I wish I'd heard their earlier stuff before "Relentless" and "Day of Reckoning." I still haven't heard anything newer than that... got a Sub-Basement LP lying around that I actually might wanna trade if anyone's interested -- just doesn't sound like it's on the same level. What can you expect from a guy Liebling's age?

...because Relentless and Day of Reckoning are better than First Daze Here ?
 
That wasn't a very good effort. US Power metal is quite laughable, and they forgot anything resembling sludge rock/metal. And yet they managed to include both "oriental metal" bands.

I also got a laugh out of seeing Opeth as melodic death metal with In Flames, Soilwork, Arch Enemy, and Dark Tranquillity.