Tide In Mind Out
ct_thrash
- Mar 5, 2002
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Erik said:LBlack Sabbath can FUCK RIGHT OFF EXIT STAGE LEFT because noone FUCKS with King in Crimson.
Erik said:No, because while "Electric Funeral" might have been the heaviest song ever in 1972, it SURE AS FUCK ISN'T ANYMORE
Nuh-uh. Say what you want, but if a recent doom band released that today it would seem fucking tame.Doomcifer said:What about Black-Fucking-Sabbath! That one can still be held side-by-side with modern day standards.
Doomcifer said:Yeah, with mastering technology & distortion pedals.
god damn this is so fucked up.E-bortion said:Although you don't mean straight out brutal, this shits fookin heavy. heavy and sexy.
http://s42.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=0IQNAV0FG4GKV2A97KJGQVQEB4
The thread talks about the "heaviest song ever". If you judge everything, thinking its relevance to the period it was released, Black Sabbath is the winner of everything that is heavy/unholy/sinister etc.Erik said:i mean really
yeah sure the first black sabbath riff is evil and metal and heavy but people write more sinister stuff all the fucking time now and especially more BONE CRUSHINGLY WEIGHTY RIFFS OF IMMENSE POWER +240 (like oh say KING IN FUCKING CRIMSON?!)
there is nothing particularly special or extreme about black sabbath the song taken out of historical context, and if you think there is, here's about 35 years' worth of heavy metal releases (about 100 000) for education, have fun
Erik said:and even if it was about "most brutal" i doubt those pansies in gayo dot could produce anything more brutal than PLEASURE TO FUCKING KILL
leave the hall
god damn nad said:this is very good. tell me a classic coroner album to pick up.
hahaha anywhere else "war hug" is an oxymoronKILL TULLY said:*manly war hug*