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dude stop arguing with a senile OAP. he's probably lived through like nine wars
Who do you think is the best thrash metal vocalist?
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I'd honestly love to meet this guy IRL so I can see if he sounds as uptight in person. Nobody actually talks like that and I doubt he does either, especially because he only posts like that when he wants his posts to come across a certain way.
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Oops. You quoted a typo that I edited immediately after posting. I'm so lame.
I bet that I could find a typo in one of your posts, but that doesn't really matter to me.
I bet that I could find a typo in one of your posts, but that doesn't really matter to me.
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I don't think that I'm funny but there are a few people here who are.
@no country for old wainds is probably the funniest based on how often I remember his posts getting a chuckle out of me without them looking like he spent much time on them.
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That was a dumb disagreement.
Anyway, my favourite thrash metal vocalist of all time is probably [insert guy you all hate].
No but I genuinely love the twin combination of Dave Hewson and Terry Sadler from Slaughter, they just sound so obnoxious and snotty.
Stand alone vocalists I have to go with Tom Araya and Nasty Ronnie, for pure violence and coldness I like Gezolucifer.
Anyway, my favourite thrash metal vocalist of all time is probably [insert guy you all hate].
No but I genuinely love the twin combination of Dave Hewson and Terry Sadler from Slaughter, they just sound so obnoxious and snotty.
Stand alone vocalists I have to go with Tom Araya and Nasty Ronnie, for pure violence and coldness I like Gezolucifer.
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Its awesome to see Gezol get mentioned but can he really be called a Thrash vocalist? Sabbat could be thrashy but they were more a black metal group to me.
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Fair enough, so why are we allowing Sodom's vocalist and Kreator's vocalist? Hell, Nasty Ronnie is from Nasty Savage who aren't a straight up thrash metal band either.
Draw your line, sir.
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Fair enough, so why are we allowing Sodom's vocalist and Kreator's vocalist? Hell, Nasty Ronnie is from Nasty Savage who aren't a straight up thrash metal band either.
Draw your line, sir.[/QUOTE]
I wasnt saying you couldnt but id say Kreator and Sodom were more significantlythrash bands than any other genre, while i see Sabbat as black metal above all else. Im not going to make a big deal out of it arguing over genres is idiotic to me besides i like seeing him mentioned.
Draw your line, sir.[/QUOTE]
I wasnt saying you couldnt but id say Kreator and Sodom were more significantlythrash bands than any other genre, while i see Sabbat as black metal above all else. Im not going to make a big deal out of it arguing over genres is idiotic to me besides i like seeing him mentioned.
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if we're bending the definition of 'thrash', i'd like to drop mr. g. warrior into the mix as well.
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Yeah i was thinking about him as well. I think we should just call early Celtic frost blackened thrash.
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What do you like about Schuldiner? He's decent on early Death (his higher screams being my favourite, the midrange is merely servicable) and then becomes incredibly grating to my ears on later albums.
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If you say so. He's decent on Scream Bloody Gore and Leprosy but he went majorly downhill over the next few albums. He was outclassed in evil and twisted vocals by a lot of other death metal vocalists too.
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Being more evil and twisted doesnt technically mean better even when it comes to death metal. Not saying Chuck is one of my favorite death metal vocalists but i can see why some would favor him.
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Well obviously, but he doesn't add any real passion/emotion to them either and he sounds physically in pain (and not in a good way) when doing them at times. So what exactly does he have? Obviously influential, but I'll take pretty much every other early Floridian death metal vocalist over him. David Vincent especially, whose performance on Blessed are the Sick is amazing.
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I havent listened to Blessed are the sick yet, but i dont find the vocals on Altars of madness that strong myself. It might be the fact that he sounds physically in pain though why some would prefer him.
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