- Sep 23, 2012
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I know "heavy" is in the ear of the beholder and there seems to be a huge variance in what people think is heavy, but given my favorite "heavy" CDs and songs below, what bands/albums fit my definition of "heavy"?
I'm not looking for monotonous (Hatebreed), sludgy (Crowbar), chaotic (Deicide, most Cannibal Corpse), Black Metal, or Cookie Monster vocals (Six Feet Under)(non-Cookie Monster guttural vocals are OK). I like songs that have hooks and rhythm changes, something you can pump your fist to, with powerful rhythm guitar and drums.
Heaviest Albums:
Next Tier Heaviest:
Heavy Doom:
Heaviest Songs:
I'm not looking for monotonous (Hatebreed), sludgy (Crowbar), chaotic (Deicide, most Cannibal Corpse), Black Metal, or Cookie Monster vocals (Six Feet Under)(non-Cookie Monster guttural vocals are OK). I like songs that have hooks and rhythm changes, something you can pump your fist to, with powerful rhythm guitar and drums.
Heaviest Albums:
- Cataract - With Triumph Comes Loss
- Cataract - Cataract
- Cataract - Killing the Eternal
- Exhorder - The Law
- Slayer - God Hates Us All
- Full Blown Chaos - Wake the Demons
Next Tier Heaviest:
- Pantera - Vulgar Display of Power
- Misery Index - Heirs to Thievery
- Full Blown Chaos - Within the Grasp of Titans
- Chimaira - Resurrection
Heavy Doom:
- Trouble - Psalm 9
- Trouble - The Skull
- Candlemass - Nightfall
- Cathedral - The Ethereal Mirror
- Celtic Frost - Into the Pandemonium
Heaviest Songs:
- The Carrion Call - Misery Index
- Nothing's Left - Cataract
- Choke Down - Cataract
- Breeze of the Kings - Cataract
- Crystal Clear - Overkill
- Into The Void (Sabbath cover) - Exhorder
- Seven Faces - Slayer
- Horrorscope - Overkill
- Inhuman - Carnal Forge
- Evisceration Plague - Cannibal Corpse
- Procreation of the Wicked - Celtic Frost