IGN's Most Influential Metal Albums
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Armageddon's Child
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Morbid Angel was using blastbeats at least as early as 1985/86 (the Abominations of Desolation material.
Armageddon's Child
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Yeah, they emerged first in thrash (crossover) and the nascent grind scene.
Xorv
Drug the Priest
No Bathroy? Ulver? or even Mayhem? Wheres the good stuff!!!!! Why do people even make lists? It
is not like everyone is going to agree. or even care.
Everyone knows, Morningrise > MAYH
is not like everyone is going to agree. or even care.
Everyone knows, Morningrise > MAYH
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5thSeason
agent of brutality
i just emailed them a list of 25 albums that should be on their list... even tho its just some stupid list I felt like doing it, it took only a few minutes to come up with 25. Here is my list
(in no special order)
1.) Venom - Black Metal
2.) Carcass - Necroticism (Descanting the Insalubrious)
3.) Death - Scream Bloody Gore
4.) Atheist - Piece Of Time
5.) Exhorder - Slaughter In The Vatican
6.) Kreator - Pleasure To Kill
7.) Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast
8.) In Flames - Lunar Strain
9.) Dark Tranquillity - Skydancer
10.) At The Gates - The Red In The Sky Is Ours
11.) Testament - The New Order
12.) Exodus - Bonded By Blood
13.) Sentinel Beast - Depths Of Death
14.) Dio - Holy Diver
15.) Black Sabbath - Mob Rules
16.) Blind Guardian - Imaginations From The Other Side
17.) Slayer - Show No Mercy
18.) Overkill - Feel The Fire
19.) Helloween - Keeper Of The Seven Keys (Pt.1)
20.) Autopsy - Mental Funeral
21.) Black Sabbath - Paranoid
22.) Fates Warning - Awaken The Guardian
23.) Sodom - Agent Orange
24.) Warlock - Triumph And Agony
25.) Queensryche - The Warning
(in no special order)
1.) Venom - Black Metal
2.) Carcass - Necroticism (Descanting the Insalubrious)
3.) Death - Scream Bloody Gore
4.) Atheist - Piece Of Time
5.) Exhorder - Slaughter In The Vatican
6.) Kreator - Pleasure To Kill
7.) Iron Maiden - The Number Of The Beast
8.) In Flames - Lunar Strain
9.) Dark Tranquillity - Skydancer
10.) At The Gates - The Red In The Sky Is Ours
11.) Testament - The New Order
12.) Exodus - Bonded By Blood
13.) Sentinel Beast - Depths Of Death
14.) Dio - Holy Diver
15.) Black Sabbath - Mob Rules
16.) Blind Guardian - Imaginations From The Other Side
17.) Slayer - Show No Mercy
18.) Overkill - Feel The Fire
19.) Helloween - Keeper Of The Seven Keys (Pt.1)
20.) Autopsy - Mental Funeral
21.) Black Sabbath - Paranoid
22.) Fates Warning - Awaken The Guardian
23.) Sodom - Agent Orange
24.) Warlock - Triumph And Agony
25.) Queensryche - The Warning
that list is awful
where is reign in blood, hell awaits, master of puppets, kill em all, effigy of the forgotten, seven churches, altars of madness, etc...???
what the fuck is exhorder and autopsy doing on any top 25 list??
where is reign in blood, hell awaits, master of puppets, kill em all, effigy of the forgotten, seven churches, altars of madness, etc...???
what the fuck is exhorder and autopsy doing on any top 25 list??
5thSeason
agent of brutality
its a list of the most infulential albums, and the most influential albums are not always the absolute best ones out there.
Exhorder is on my list because they were the main influence for many bands out there, the most significant one being Pantera... thats pretty influential in my book.
Autopsy made my list for the same reason, lots of bands list them as a big influence, and Mental Funeral is in my opinion their best work.
There is no perfect list, and you can say whatever the hell you want about mine, but its sure as hell better than the shit list that was put up by IGN.
Exhorder is on my list because they were the main influence for many bands out there, the most significant one being Pantera... thats pretty influential in my book.
Autopsy made my list for the same reason, lots of bands list them as a big influence, and Mental Funeral is in my opinion their best work.
There is no perfect list, and you can say whatever the hell you want about mine, but its sure as hell better than the shit list that was put up by IGN.
you had a lot of very peculiar selections on that list I guess - most people don't even know who exhorder is
5thSeason
agent of brutality
that is true, there are alot of people who are even unaware that exhorder ever existed. That doesnt take away from the fact that there are lots of people who do know of them, and lots of musicians and bands (especially from that early 90's era) were really influenced by them.
2 other "peculiar" picks on my list were Warlock and Sentinel Beast. They made my list because Debbie Gunn and Doro were 2 pioneers for women in metal, and lots of bands who feature women often thank Debbie Gunn, or Doro (depending on their style) as an influence.
2 other "peculiar" picks on my list were Warlock and Sentinel Beast. They made my list because Debbie Gunn and Doro were 2 pioneers for women in metal, and lots of bands who feature women often thank Debbie Gunn, or Doro (depending on their style) as an influence.
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I'd put Darkthrone on their and switch Necroticism with Heartwork, but beyond that it's a good list.
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