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1) Solitude Aeturnus - Alone
2) Martyr - Feeding the Abscess
3) Celtic Frost - Monotheist
4) Repugnant - Epitome of Darkness
5) Melvins - A Senile Animal
6) Melechesh - Emissaries
7) Gorod - Leading Vision
8) Unleashed - Midvinterblot
9) Runemagick - Invocation of Magick
10) Coffins - The Other Side of Blasphemy
HM: Decapitated / Warbringer / Slayer / Psycroptic / Gory Blister / Agalloch
2) Martyr - Feeding the Abscess
3) Celtic Frost - Monotheist
4) Repugnant - Epitome of Darkness
5) Melvins - A Senile Animal
6) Melechesh - Emissaries
7) Gorod - Leading Vision
8) Unleashed - Midvinterblot
9) Runemagick - Invocation of Magick
10) Coffins - The Other Side of Blasphemy
HM: Decapitated / Warbringer / Slayer / Psycroptic / Gory Blister / Agalloch
10) La Sanie des Siècles – Panégyrique de la Dégénérescence by PESTE NOIRE
"Anyways. I've realized I've been obsessively spinning Peste Noire - La Sanie des Siècles - Panégyrique de la Dégénérescence as well. It's so much better that Folkfuck Folie." - @Life Sucks
"i dont think it's better than folkfuck follie. it's just different.
But i adore La Sanie des Siècles. Really great album, worthy of anyones time." - @Koude Haat
"Folkfuck wasn't great. I don't mind La Sanie des Siècles when I'm in the mood, but there's just something about it that doesn't quite sit right. A cheap attempt to "buy" atmosphere with rough production perhaps." - @challenge_everything
Voted for by:
@Allfader (1st place)
@spikes77 (1st place)
@challenge_everything (5th place)
@dwellerINTHEdark (6th place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 35
"Anyways. I've realized I've been obsessively spinning Peste Noire - La Sanie des Siècles - Panégyrique de la Dégénérescence as well. It's so much better that Folkfuck Folie." - @Life Sucks
"i dont think it's better than folkfuck follie. it's just different.
But i adore La Sanie des Siècles. Really great album, worthy of anyones time." - @Koude Haat
"Folkfuck wasn't great. I don't mind La Sanie des Siècles when I'm in the mood, but there's just something about it that doesn't quite sit right. A cheap attempt to "buy" atmosphere with rough production perhaps." - @challenge_everything
Voted for by:
@Allfader (1st place)
@spikes77 (1st place)
@challenge_everything (5th place)
@dwellerINTHEdark (6th place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 35
9) Alone by SOLITUDE AETURNUS
"Solitude Aeturnus are my favorite American doom band along with Vitus. Through The Darkest Hour is essential stuff. Alone is brilliant too. Hell they've never put out a bad album." - @Oblivious Maximus
Voted for by:
@-CC- (1st place)
@Oblivious Maximus (2nd place)
@Burkhard (5th place)
@HamburgerBoy (5th place)
@alex76 (7th place)
@Bloopy (8th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 38
"Solitude Aeturnus are my favorite American doom band along with Vitus. Through The Darkest Hour is essential stuff. Alone is brilliant too. Hell they've never put out a bad album." - @Oblivious Maximus
Voted for by:
@-CC- (1st place)
@Oblivious Maximus (2nd place)
@Burkhard (5th place)
@HamburgerBoy (5th place)
@alex76 (7th place)
@Bloopy (8th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 38
8) Et in Saecula Saeculorum by NEGATIVE PLANE
"Negative Plane is great, Et In Saecula Saeculorum was the best BM album released last year." -
@Mort Divine (2007)
"One of the best black metal releases in the past decade. Riffs! Bring on the 2006 ranking thread!" - @Phylactery
Voted for by:
@Anom@nder Rake (1st place)
@Phylactery (2nd place)
@Somethingface (3rd place)
@Slayed Necros (4th place)
@alex76 (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 39
"Negative Plane is great, Et In Saecula Saeculorum was the best BM album released last year." -
@Mort Divine (2007)
"One of the best black metal releases in the past decade. Riffs! Bring on the 2006 ranking thread!" - @Phylactery
Voted for by:
@Anom@nder Rake (1st place)
@Phylactery (2nd place)
@Somethingface (3rd place)
@Slayed Necros (4th place)
@alex76 (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 39
7) In Monumentum by ZEMIAL
"I highly recommend Zemial - In Monumentum." - @Slayed Necros
Voted for by:
@Erecshyrinol (1st place)
@Slayed Necros (3rd place)
@Vegard Pompey (3rd place)
@Somethingface (4th place)
@challenge_everything (7th place)
@Anom@nder Rake (8th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 45.5
"I highly recommend Zemial - In Monumentum." - @Slayed Necros
Voted for by:
@Erecshyrinol (1st place)
@Slayed Necros (3rd place)
@Vegard Pompey (3rd place)
@Somethingface (4th place)
@challenge_everything (7th place)
@Anom@nder Rake (8th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 45.5
6) The Locust Years by HAMMERS of MISFORTUNE
"The Locust Years tends to be my go to Hammers of Misfortune album." - @CiG
"That's the one I heard. Not great imo." - @The Ozzman
Voted for by:
@HamburgerBoy (1st place)
@Vegard Pompey (2nd place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (3rd place)
@Baroque (5th place)
@no country for old wainds (6th place)
@alex76 (8th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 46.5
"The Locust Years tends to be my go to Hammers of Misfortune album." - @CiG
"That's the one I heard. Not great imo." - @The Ozzman
Voted for by:
@HamburgerBoy (1st place)
@Vegard Pompey (2nd place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (3rd place)
@Baroque (5th place)
@no country for old wainds (6th place)
@alex76 (8th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 46.5
5) Watching from a Distance by WARNING
"Listening to Watching From a Distance is soul devastating when you're down." - @Krow
"KoRn's first two albums have a hundred times the emotional depth and meaning that Warning's Watching from a Distance does." - @HamburgerBoy
"The floor tom on Watching from a Distance is thunderous." - @Oblivious Maximus
"Inb4 a bunch of fags put that whiny crybaby Warning album as their number one." - @Krow
"If doom metal is supposed to musically exemplify or indicate absolute despair, no album does this better than Warning - Watching from a Distance." - @Dak
"Watching From a Distance is pretty much a flawless album. One of the top 10 doom metal releases for me. It also paved the way for a different style of doom that we see in bands like Griftegard and Pallbearer. I listened to it fairly recently on a drive and it fucking hurts sometimes. Not too many albums can do that." - @Master_Yoda77
"Emotional bitches putting Watching From a Distance in their top ten metal albums makes me want to vomit." - @Krow
"It's a brilliant record, but I'm not exactly crazy over it so much that I put it over many other albums. If we did Top 50 lists, sure it would likely get included." - @CiG
"a guy i know did a three word RYM review of WATCHING FROM A DISTANCE that makes me laugh to this day: wanking and crying." - @no country for old wainds
"WFaD is not the best album of this year. It's the best album of this decade." - @Vegard Pompey
"Imagine being such an emotional, limp wristed European that you actually believe that." - @Krow
Voted for by:
@no country for old wainds (1st place)
@Vegard Pompey (1st place)
@Erecshyrinol (5th place)
@Oblivious Maximus (5th place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (5th place)
@spikes77 (6th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 48.5
"Listening to Watching From a Distance is soul devastating when you're down." - @Krow
"KoRn's first two albums have a hundred times the emotional depth and meaning that Warning's Watching from a Distance does." - @HamburgerBoy
"The floor tom on Watching from a Distance is thunderous." - @Oblivious Maximus
"Inb4 a bunch of fags put that whiny crybaby Warning album as their number one." - @Krow
"If doom metal is supposed to musically exemplify or indicate absolute despair, no album does this better than Warning - Watching from a Distance." - @Dak
"Watching From a Distance is pretty much a flawless album. One of the top 10 doom metal releases for me. It also paved the way for a different style of doom that we see in bands like Griftegard and Pallbearer. I listened to it fairly recently on a drive and it fucking hurts sometimes. Not too many albums can do that." - @Master_Yoda77
"Emotional bitches putting Watching From a Distance in their top ten metal albums makes me want to vomit." - @Krow
"It's a brilliant record, but I'm not exactly crazy over it so much that I put it over many other albums. If we did Top 50 lists, sure it would likely get included." - @CiG
"a guy i know did a three word RYM review of WATCHING FROM A DISTANCE that makes me laugh to this day: wanking and crying." - @no country for old wainds
"WFaD is not the best album of this year. It's the best album of this decade." - @Vegard Pompey
"Imagine being such an emotional, limp wristed European that you actually believe that." - @Krow
Voted for by:
@no country for old wainds (1st place)
@Vegard Pompey (1st place)
@Erecshyrinol (5th place)
@Oblivious Maximus (5th place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (5th place)
@spikes77 (6th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 48.5
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4) Epitome of Darkness by REPUGNANT
"Repugnant's Epitome of Darkness is actually pretty cool. It's riffy old-school death metal but made in the 2000s." - @Phylactery
"I remember Epitome of Darkness dropping this year and I blasted it nonstop well into 2007. Good times." - @CiG
"Repugnant are definitely better than Necrovation, I reckon. That in no way discredits the awesomeness of Breed Deadness Blood; Epitome of Darkness is fucking hard to top in terms of contemporary OSDM." - @Slayed Necros
Voted for by:
@alex76 (1st place)
@CiG (2nd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (3rd place)
@-CC- (4th place)
@Erecshyrinol (4th place)
@Phylactery (5th place)
@Slayed Necros (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 52
"Repugnant's Epitome of Darkness is actually pretty cool. It's riffy old-school death metal but made in the 2000s." - @Phylactery
"I remember Epitome of Darkness dropping this year and I blasted it nonstop well into 2007. Good times." - @CiG
"Repugnant are definitely better than Necrovation, I reckon. That in no way discredits the awesomeness of Breed Deadness Blood; Epitome of Darkness is fucking hard to top in terms of contemporary OSDM." - @Slayed Necros
Voted for by:
@alex76 (1st place)
@CiG (2nd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (3rd place)
@-CC- (4th place)
@Erecshyrinol (4th place)
@Phylactery (5th place)
@Slayed Necros (6th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 52
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3) Monotheist by CELTIC FROST
"To really understand "Monotheist" you have to take an account the epic atmosphere it unleashes." - @Dazed and Brutal
Voted for by:
@Oblivious Maximus (1st place)
@Terasophe (1st place)
@zerostatic (1st place)
@Allfader (2nd place)
@-CC- (3rd place)
@Krow (5th place)
@HamburgerBoy (8th place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (10th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 57
"To really understand "Monotheist" you have to take an account the epic atmosphere it unleashes." - @Dazed and Brutal
Voted for by:
@Oblivious Maximus (1st place)
@Terasophe (1st place)
@zerostatic (1st place)
@Allfader (2nd place)
@-CC- (3rd place)
@Krow (5th place)
@HamburgerBoy (8th place)
@Serjeant Grumbles (10th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 57
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2) OM by NEGURĂ BUNGET
"Negura Bunget rules. Om is fantastic." - @Matt
"I couldn't get into Negura Bunget. Atleast I couldn't get into Om." - @Master_Yoda77
"Negura Bunget... I just cant see whats so great about them." - @Krow
Voted for by:
@Serjeant Grumbles (1st place)
@challenge_everything (3rd place)
@dwellerINTHEdark (3rd place)
@Erecshyrinol (3rd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (4th place)
@spikes77 (4th place)
@Somethingface (7th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 57.5
"Negura Bunget rules. Om is fantastic." - @Matt
"I couldn't get into Negura Bunget. Atleast I couldn't get into Om." - @Master_Yoda77
"Negura Bunget... I just cant see whats so great about them." - @Krow
Voted for by:
@Serjeant Grumbles (1st place)
@challenge_everything (3rd place)
@dwellerINTHEdark (3rd place)
@Erecshyrinol (3rd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (4th place)
@spikes77 (4th place)
@Somethingface (7th place)
@Mort Divine (unranked)
TOTAL POINTS: 57.5
Congrats to the in-crowd for getting Negro Bunion or whatever into the final list.
Serjeant Grumbles
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1) Mythical and Magical by PAGAN ALTAR
"Prove that Pagan Altar existed in the 80s." - @HamburgerBoy
Voted for by:
@Krow (1st place)
@alex76 (2nd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (2nd place)
@Erecshyrinol (2nd place)
@Somethingface (2nd place)
@Bloopy (5th place)
@challenge_everything (6th place)
@no country for old wainds (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 61
"Prove that Pagan Altar existed in the 80s." - @HamburgerBoy
Voted for by:
@Krow (1st place)
@alex76 (2nd place)
@Anom@nder Rake (2nd place)
@Erecshyrinol (2nd place)
@Somethingface (2nd place)
@Bloopy (5th place)
@challenge_everything (6th place)
@no country for old wainds (7th place)
TOTAL POINTS: 61
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