Call it pot luck. Last few things you sent my way were Hammers, Manes, and Wolverine.
It's been a while.... what else have you got up your sleeve?
It's been a while.... what else have you got up your sleeve?
Hey Nate the Great - recommend me something
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NAD
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I'm asking Nate for a personal recommendation to me, not to his general public. 
Have you got this promo coming your way?
Have you got this promo coming your way?
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
Yep, I'm very much looking forward to it.Did you ever listen to I (their EP from last year)? It's only 21 minutes and you should give it a shot, if anything just to hear some of the most unique guitar solos in the history of music.
Nate The Great
What would Nathan do?
As far as something you would like, JayKeeley? Hmmm . . . I don't really have anything new for you.
However, I'll try pushing these again. I think you would like them both, but I'm not sure if they will be a hit or not.
Hearse - Armaggedon Mon Amour (melodic death n roll is the easy way to sum them up, but they are more like a death metal version of Iron Maiden.)
Damnation - Destructo Evangelia (grim, old-school black metal . . . the songs on this album are just excellent.)
I will always recommend Buckethead 'Colma' to anybody interested in non-metal, soothing, sorrowful music. This is the most beautiful album ever made, in my opinion. A lot of personal feelings accompany this album, so I might be biased.
However, I'll try pushing these again. I think you would like them both, but I'm not sure if they will be a hit or not.
Hearse - Armaggedon Mon Amour (melodic death n roll is the easy way to sum them up, but they are more like a death metal version of Iron Maiden.)
Damnation - Destructo Evangelia (grim, old-school black metal . . . the songs on this album are just excellent.)
I will always recommend Buckethead 'Colma' to anybody interested in non-metal, soothing, sorrowful music. This is the most beautiful album ever made, in my opinion. A lot of personal feelings accompany this album, so I might be biased.
Nate The Great
What would Nathan do?
One Inch Man said:
Did you ever listen to I (their EP from last year)? It's only 21 minutes and you should give it a shot, if anything just to hear some of the most unique guitar solos in the history of music.
Actually, those guitar solos are a direct rip-off of Alan Holdsworth. He's a pioneer of electric jazz fusion. I'm sure Meshuggah would gladly admit to ripping him off, though. Meshuggah has taken all they've learned and made it their own, though.
Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
NAD
What A Horrible Night To Have A Curse
I've heard the name about a thousand times, guess I should check him out. Actually I hear some Robert Fripp in those I solos, but either way they are pretty amazing.Nate The Great said:
circus_brimstone
Forest: Sold Out
Nate The Great said:
I have to admit, I've been intrigued by what I've read. I suppose I should check out some samples. The only thing that's kept me at bay is Livva, but I should give it a chance.
Hell Mike
fuck melodic black metal
Nate The Great
What would Nathan do?
JayKeeley said:
The descriptions you find on the web don't do the album justice. It was top 10 2004 for me, and I don't like much of the melodic death stuff. Melodic death metal just isn't what Hearse is all about. Livva's vocals are just perfect for the album. Lots of cool twin guitar stuff and all that. It seriously is a total Iron Maiden worship band, but they do it perfectly. I think Terrorizer gave it 9/10, simply because they are original and they conjure up such great Iron Maiden-like vibes. It's just one of those fun albums to listen to. Sort of like Manes is for me . . .
dill_the_devil
OneMetal.com Music Editor
I'm a fan of the huge over-the-top soloing on that record - and Livva sounds waaay better than he did on the last couple of Arch Enemy records he was on.
