Krilons Resa
Jerry's married?!
Metal, you say? Why Motorpsycho - Heavy Metal Fruit!
http://rapidshare.com/files/336328484/Motorpsycho_-_Heavy_Metal_Fruit.zip.html
Is there anything TRULY EXCITING going on in metal these days?
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Vittra
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Swizzle (and whoever else may be interested), here is the Worm Ouroboros:
http://www.mediafire.com/?tzjuq4tzkyj
About Caïna:
It probably won't sink in or make sense for a few listens. I neglected to mention the fact that the band (or project, whatever) progressed from Raw Black Metal up to what you see on Mourner, and further still on the next album Temporary Antennae (Which may or may not have been a better choice upon further reflection). Stick with that album and it'll grow on you. The album after that loses almost any trace of BM (and thus metal), it's good, but I feel Mourner represents what this thread is about more accurately.
There's a few things in this thread I need to check out. Sorgeldom seems to be the top of that list currently. After this Sabbat...
http://www.mediafire.com/?tzjuq4tzkyj
About Caïna:
It probably won't sink in or make sense for a few listens. I neglected to mention the fact that the band (or project, whatever) progressed from Raw Black Metal up to what you see on Mourner, and further still on the next album Temporary Antennae (Which may or may not have been a better choice upon further reflection). Stick with that album and it'll grow on you. The album after that loses almost any trace of BM (and thus metal), it's good, but I feel Mourner represents what this thread is about more accurately.
There's a few things in this thread I need to check out. Sorgeldom seems to be the top of that list currently. After this Sabbat...
swizzlenuts
i'm sciencing as fast as i can
Climb Thar Hill
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swizzlenuts
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Erik: just listened to Sorgeldom. It's okay. I hear traces of Slowdive, but this isn't nearly as dynamic or (dare I say it) emotionally resonant. Though good, I don't find it to be all that MINDBLOWINGLY NOVEL AND COMPELLING, but it's metal that I might actually put on my iTunes (I am very selective these days), which I guess is saying something. Will listen to the other 2 tracks when I get home.
Ken: will listen when I get home.
Vittra: I will definitely be revisiting these 3 albums.
To answer the title of this thread: this thread.
Ken: will listen when I get home.
Vittra: I will definitely be revisiting these 3 albums.
To answer the title of this thread: this thread.
General Zod
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I'd love to know the answer to that question myself. Personally, I would have liked to have seen Ali clean up the forum. But unfortunately, he had real life to attend to.
I've actually always viewed Metal as the great melting pot. There are Metal bands that infuse their Metal with everything from Folk, Classical, Opera, Jazz, Blues, etc. Really, I'm not sure how, as a genre, Metal could be more inclusive.
Zod
yeah, I agree with this and I also think that its probably the only music genre that stayed somewhat fresh and relevant after, what, 40 or so years? and it really is still reinventing itself.
look at hip-hop for example, its stale as fuck ... which really surprises me especially nowadays where in these bad times it should be sprouting pissed off rhymers everywhere. even the old artists died out, no "band" with any history behind them is really still around or relevant ( i can only think of Jay-Z) ...
General Zod
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Agree to an extent. But really, other than in metal is there such a concern with NON-___________? Category 1 = your favorite genre. Category 2 = what isn't your favorite genre. Take a band like Boredoms, who happen to be heavy as FVKK, but for some reason aren't a part of the "metal world" because they don't sing about forests or demons and don't have guitar solos. On the flipside, look at Ulver (and many other bands) who have been pretty much unable to escape their original identity though they have several quality releases under their belt that should prove otherwise. Kayo Dot/motW too.
What's the point in keeping metal "pure" anymore anyway? Or was there ever one?
einride
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i think it should stay "ideologically" pure but not necessarily musically, i mean when you start mixing metal with smooth jazz and hip hop you will inevitably end up in disaster land but that doesn't mean all outside influences are gimmicks
anyway i think what unites all real metal are a few ideas about rebellion and adherence to certain non-mainstream values and unless that is preserved then there is no metal
supseudonymous
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Henrik Main
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You're listening to the wrong artists if you think hip hop is stale nowadays. Jedi Mind Tricks, Army Of The Pharaohs, 7L&Esoteric, Snowgoons, Raekwon, Apathy, Orphans Of Cush, Celph Titled, Ghostface Killah, La Coka Nostra, Outerspace, El Da Sensei, Bronze Nazareth etc. still put out shit that is true hip hop, i.e. not gay autotune shit with crunk beats and horrible lyrics about bitchez, weed and hustlin'.
Fuck off to bullshit rappers such as Lil' Wayne, Rick Ross, T.I., Gucci Mane, T-Pain, Young Jeezy, Chamillionaire (and Jay-Z)!
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
There's definitely some weirdness regarding what fits under the Metal banner and what doesn't. On the one hand, I often find it odd what gets marketed (by labels) to Metal fans. On the other hand, those same Metal fans will discount a band like Lamb of God, as being something other than Metal.
General Zod
Ruler of Australia
Can someone Rapid Share whatever disc this is on? I'd really love to hear the whole thing before buying it, but can't find it any where. Gracias.
Zod
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einride
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this is from a second album that hasn't been released yet
their first album is available from frostscald records and probably a number of american distributors and could be easily googled for download
