spellbound-by-the-bodom
Brighton - metal warrior
bodom ! money cows ha ha ha bodom are reverse sell outs!!! they have got nothing but heavier and hcdr is the heaviest album so far
That's probably the best reason to want to slap somebody I've ever read. Oh wait, it isn't!Stun said:Oh on top of it all he thinks it's a fucking contest!
:Smug: No, actually, you idiot, it's because you wrote a "review" and your friend came in here looking for a flame war, or argument or whatever... oh whoops I mean intelligent discussion, that's right.
Tuomas Holopainen is the greatest song writer in the world.
"I only wished to become something beautiful , through my music , through my silent devotion".
What?phyre said:That's probably the best reason to want to slap somebody I've ever read. Oh wait, it isn't!
Not for close-minded ppl like you and your friends.phyre said:Contest, not really, but obviously you're taking part in an argument of some sort, and arguments can generally be won or lost.
phyre said:Contest, not really, but obviously you're taking part in an argument of some sort, and arguments can generally be won or lost.
HarmonyDies.... said:I got an idea! Let's have George Bush discussion!
GO!
MagSec4 said:I mostly agree with you.
However, and sadly, he actually has a fairly good chance at getting re-elected
MagSec4 said:
Dude, I swear, I honestly and seriously would LOVE to see that.
VaroaMiettiäShakma said:My opinion on Hatecrew Deathroll. I think Bodom could have done a better job, i it definatley a different sound than there other albums. The riffs have much more chords and it is not as "keyboard drriven." The style switches alot from a manowar style to a very complex thrashier style. But there are also some great tracks that do have there roots in albums such as Hatebreeder and Follow The Reaper. These tracks include "Bodom Beach Terror," "Hate Crew Deathroll," "Needled 24/7," and "You're Better Off Dead!" Overall I feel the album has a much more raw feel to it not such a fast paced keyboard driven album, but there are exceptions. The solos are not overdone like other albums. But as a metal fan I do enjoy the longer solos like in "Kissing the Shadows". On Hate Crew Deathroll there aren't as many classical influeces. On this is album I also belive Jaska has finally found definite style. He uses more complex drum beats with a lot of stop and go double bass. Overall I think it is a good album to add to your Bodom collection. But if you haven't heard of Bodom Hate Crew Deathroll is not for you. Start off with Hatebreeder. That has lots of there style. It has that classical style like on Something Wild but it isalso alot more guitar driven like Follow The Reaper compared to Something Wild. Well, that is my opinion and i hope it helped you.