In this thread we appreciate King Diamond.

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With Kreator!

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Belt buckle I just bought. :Spin:

 
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Puppet Master was a good CD. I don't care enough to listen to anything else
 
KD is legend. Still the best show I've ever seen. Shit you may have been there even. It was at the pound with behemoth/nile onnn...May 7th, 2005? I think? I don't remember the date. But KD's live show > *
 
Puppet Master was a good CD. I don't care enough to listen to anything else
You HAVE to check out Abigail and Them.
The former is easily the best metal album ever released, to me anyway.
Everything about it, is simply magnificent. The vocals, the music, the guitars, bass, drums, occasional synths, the storytelling, the atmosphere. Everything worked together wonderfully.

Not to mention, the outro for The Black Horsemen is one of the best leads I have ever heard.
Michael Denner is a very underrated, and brilliant guitarist. That's why I'd also recommend Fatal Portrait. The music was kind of unfocussed, and King was still experimenting with his falsetto, but Michael does about 85% of the leads, and all the rhythm guitars.
Here's audio from Dressed In White, although someone put it to a video of some anime, unfortunately (the big guy kind of looks like King though)


I would actually place The Puppetmaster on his top 3 albums though.

The only King album I would stay away from, is Abigail II. There were a few good songs, but for the most part, that album was just bad

Mercyful Fate is also one of my favorite bands. Melissa and DBTO are nothing short of masterpieces, as well as In The Shadows. But I don't dislike anything they have put out.
Who could possibly not love Satan's Fall?
Seeing Mercyful Fate live is one of the things I have to do before I die, or at least to see King Diamond do Satan's Fall.
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Force Of Evil is also worth checking out.
 
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Force Of Evil is also worth checking out.

Force of Evil is pretty fucking great, though Steene does much better work in Iron Fire.

New King Diamond disappointed me quite a bit... but I have an entire back catalog (sans the bore-fest that was Graveyard) to give me my fill. :kickass:
 
The Spider's Lullabye is a pretty underrated gem. From The Other Side is one of my favorite King songs. The Poltergeist (especially that part when he yells out "they feel it, and SCREAAAM", that always sends chills down my spine) and The Eastman's Cure as well.
But the whole album is really sweet.