The Thread Where You Talk About Music You Like
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Hvis Lyset Tar Oss- I am still trying to "get" this album. I don't think it's bad or anything I am just still trying to figure out what makes it so great. I prefer the self titled Burzum. Without saying " omg you don't l0ve it you teh fucking r3tard" can some one point out what it is about this album you love?
Hatebreeder
Pizzicato Heartstrings
KMADD
The Ancient Metalhead
Solipsist
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It has a unique way of adding subtle layers of sound on top of each other to a dramatic wall of sound. Track 3, for example, notice that it begins with a repetitive "rocking" riff (sorry that description sucks, but couldn't think of anything else), after a few seconds, blastbeats come in, a few seconds later, more subtle guitar phrases come in, then the screaming, then as the song continues to progress, it transitions to a sort of ambient guitar-driven section which ends with a wonderful lead... all this happening in a very dramatic way (at least to these ears). On repeated listens, you may notice sounds/changes in the songs that you didn't before, and I think that is precisely what makes "Hvis..." intriguing (along with the atmospehere). I will agree that this album is pretty damn inaccessible, especially if you compare it to previous efforts.
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
Storm of The Lights Bane FTW! Great stuff. It makes me happy in my bathing suit area.
Great album indeed, but not orgasmic.
Well, maybe a bit.
Hatebreeder
Pizzicato Heartstrings
Let me rephrase:
Satyricon is the epitome of 90's black metal, IMO.
Happy? I realize there are others, but they happen to be my favorite.
Hatebreeder
Pizzicato Heartstrings
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
There are a myriad of bands that could fit that title with a strong argument. Emperor, Darkthrone, Satyricon, Mayhem. All masters of the genre with each having equal claim to the epitomical title.
Hatebreeder
Pizzicato Heartstrings
As far as overall discography goes, I think Emperor holds the title, though. Mayhem is decent but not the best, I'd say. Same with Darkthrone, though they have a better shot than Mayhem.
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
Depends on whether you define the epitome as an album or the band in retrospect. Hatebreeder was calling Dark Medieval Times and Nemesis Divina the epitome of black metal but also took that to declare the band itself the epitome.
So a band releases one quintessential album, does that make the band itself quintessential? Or do you honor the band that has epitomized itself with a series of albums that separately are not as quintessential.
So a band releases one quintessential album, does that make the band itself quintessential? Or do you honor the band that has epitomized itself with a series of albums that separately are not as quintessential.
Dazed and Brutal
Yall About to Witness
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omghaxlol!1
Zephyrus
Tyrants and Slaves
OK my assessment of Summoning's Minas Morgul and Dol Guldur shows Minas Morgul as being a far superior album. Faster, more dynamic drumming, shorter songs, and less boredom, more black metal. Based on this assessment I am inclined to go backwards and pick up Lugburz, so some tips on that album would be helpful.
Now I found Dol Guldur to be more drawn out and somewhat monotonous. Does this trend continue on later albums or does the black metal reemerge on albums like Stronghold or Oath Bound?
Now I found Dol Guldur to be more drawn out and somewhat monotonous. Does this trend continue on later albums or does the black metal reemerge on albums like Stronghold or Oath Bound?
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yea i think this thread is perfect evidence of why we have that talk about the bands you like thread
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