Calling All Metalheads! - Page 3

Tripper · 03-15-2005, 01:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Pyro

I wouldn't classify Radiohead as alternative...but id say they're closer to that than metal

If you read what I posted again, you'll find that's exactly what I said. oOo:

Proteus · 03-15-2005, 01:06 PM

Seriously download Art of Balance, and Stepping outside the circle by Shadows Fall. Two best songs by them IMO.

Innoxx · 03-15-2005, 02:56 PM

Heh, thanks guys, looks like I got a full plate tonight.

Akuma · 03-15-2005, 03:18 PM

Godsmack, he said metal not pop.

Here is my list. I even did it by song for you. (Plus cations for some songs... happy: )

Absu - She Cries She Quiet Lake (Amazing drumming....)
Amon Amarth - Fate of Nords
Arsis - Return
Bathory - Father To Son
Bathory - Flash Of The Silverhammer
Behemoth - Anything from Thelema 6 or Demigod
Bloodbath - Outnumbering the Day
Bloodbath - Eaten (maybe to growely for you, but the it's so fucking heavy...)
Canopy - Symbiotic (amazing melodic death with no label, I'll send you the link if you are interested)
Catamenia - Calm Before the Storm
Celtic Frost - Dethroned Emperor (old school thrash - fathers of black metal)
Dark Fortress - Self Mutilation
Dark Lunacy - Cold Embrace
Dark Tranquillity - Punish My Heaven (similar to old In Flames just a lot better)
Dawn - Stalker's Blessing (melodic black... not sure if you'd like it)
Dimension Zero - The Final Destination
Dissection - Where Dead Angels Lie (growely, but one the best songs ever written)
Edge Of Sanity - Covenant of Souls
Enslaved - Havenless
Finntroll - Jaktens Tid (folk black metal, I think you'll like it)
Graveworm - I: The Machine
In Flames - Episode 666
Kalmah - They Will Return
Necrophagist - Diminished to Be (great tech death)
Satyricon - Mother North (ala top sig)
Slayer - Angel Of Death
Suidakra - Signs for the Fallen
The Project Hate MCMXCIX - Nailed
Thyrfing - Mjolner (similar to Finntroll)
Venom - Welcome To Hell
Windir - Todeswalser
Windir - The Spiritlord (both are bit hard to listen to at first... but it's so good I'll kill you if you pass it up)
Wintersun - Death And The Healing
Woods of Ypres - Dragged Across A Forest Floor

You should be good to go now. I didn't add anything too brutal. happy:

Jin-Roh · 03-15-2005, 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by guarnere

Trivium
Extol
Unearth
Invocation of Nehek

rock: cool: dance:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akuma

Finntroll - Jaktens Tid (folk black metal, I think you'll like it)

Polka-metal rock:

Try He Is Legend. You might like them.

Akuma · 03-15-2005, 03:38 PM

Extol sucks. Christian black/death metal. annoy:

Jin-Roh · 03-15-2005, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Akuma

Extol sucks. Christian black/death metal. annoy:

I don't think they are the greatest, but yeah, they have good music. Anyway, you should be happy they are not around anymore, then.

Akuma · 03-15-2005, 04:08 PM

[quote="Jin-Roh":da64b]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Akuma

Extol sucks. Christian black/death metal. annoy:

I don't think they are the greatest, but yeah, they have good music. Anyway, you should be happy they are not around anymore, then.[/quote:da64b]
I don't really care. Undeceived was okay at best. The ones after that were just horrible. I've heard better metal from stepping on my cat's tail.

philadelphia killing mach · 03-15-2005, 05:56 PM

i believe a few (and proably only a few) others may relate to this. was in magazine store today .....happened to see judas priest on the cover of a mag. picked it up. it was revolver magazine. never heard of it. opened it and realized: baby, you are getting old. didn't recognize one band until i got to the article called "Great 80s Metal Bands". the clerk is still wondering who the idiot at the mag rack was yelling " fuck that, they rock/rocked ". i didn't buy the magazine but i did pick up generation kill instead (the audio tape).

Akuma · 03-15-2005, 06:40 PM

[quote="philadelphia killing mach":c87d4]i believe a few (and proably only a few) others may relate to this. was in magazine store today .....happened to see judas priest on the cover of a mag. picked it up. it was revolver magazine. never heard of it. opened it and realized: baby, you are getting old. didn't recognize one band until i got to the article called "Great 80s Metal Bands". the clerk is still wondering who the idiot at the mag rack was yelling " fuck that, they rock/rocked ". i didn't buy the magazine but i did pick up generation kill instead (the audio tape).[/quote:c87d4]
I get that too because I don't know anything about modern American pop-metal.

Maybe you should expand your metal searches... There are some kick ass modern thrash bands that would make Anthrax/Slayer/Kreator/etc proud.

philadelphia killing mach · 03-15-2005, 06:49 PM

[quote=Akuma]

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Originally Posted by "philadelphia killing mach":9b001

i believe a few (and proably only a few) others may relate to this. was in magazine store today .....happened to see judas priest on the cover of a mag. picked it up. it was revolver magazine. never heard of it. opened it and realized: baby, you are getting old. didn't recognize one band until i got to the article called "Great 80s Metal Bands". the clerk is still wondering who the idiot at the mag rack was yelling " fuck that, they rock/rocked ". i didn't buy the magazine but i did pick up generation kill instead (the audio tape).

I get that too because I don't know anything about modern American pop-metal.

Maybe you should expand your metal searches... There are some kick ass modern thrash bands that would make Anthrax/Slayer/Kreator/etc proud.[/quote:9b001]

appreciate it but metal started scaring me around the time of crowbar. i fleed with my beloved priest tapes back to old philly soul and r & b soon thereafter. every pic in the mag looked more like the band members were more pissed off at something than rebellious. guess being rebellious is now accepted.

Tripper · 03-15-2005, 09:30 PM

[quote=Akuma]

Quote:

Originally Posted by "philadelphia killing mach":04ab9

i believe a few (and proably only a few) others may relate to this. was in magazine store today .....happened to see judas priest on the cover of a mag. picked it up. it was revolver magazine. never heard of it. opened it and realized: baby, you are getting old. didn't recognize one band until i got to the article called "Great 80s Metal Bands". the clerk is still wondering who the idiot at the mag rack was yelling " fuck that, they rock/rocked ". i didn't buy the magazine but i did pick up generation kill instead (the audio tape).

I get that too because I don't know anything about modern American pop-metal.

Maybe you should expand your metal searches... There are some kick ass modern thrash bands that would make Anthrax/Slayer/Kreator/etc proud.[/quote:04ab9]

Hook me up - I've looking for some great Thrash-Metal bands......I like the screaming/shouting vocals, but I dislike the monster voices/grumbling....Unless it's taking the piss somewhat (a la GWAR)....

Jin-Roh · 03-15-2005, 09:33 PM

http://www.purevolume.com/toyland - These guys sound pretty good.

Godsmack · 03-16-2005, 06:44 AM

Him is pretty good might wanna check them out

pop eek: he asked for "headbanging goodness" so I gave him Headbanging Goodness

Zoner · 03-16-2005, 02:37 PM

See if you can find "Reanimation" by Sacrifice. That's a goddamned classic. Canadian band, too.

Some more goodness:

Death Angel - Bored
Death Angel - Seemingly Endless Time
Voivod - We Carry On
Voivod - Astronomy Domine (awesome Floyd cover)
Helloween - I Want Out
Dio - The Last in Line or Holy Diver

Actually, speaking of Dio, check out some of his Sabbath-era shit. It's so underrated it's not even funny. Great stuff.

Black Sabbath - Neon Knights
Black Sabbath - Die Young