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Piotr Sargnagel
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| under a funeral shroom wrote: | | How on earth is Seasons In the Abyss like the Black Album? |
It marks a change stylistically, at least to my ears and it has divided opinions. Many people didn't like it at all when it came out and talk about Slayer post- Seasons, same as people refer to Metallica in pre- and post- Black Album terms. |
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Never liked Sodom's Obsessed by Cruelty  Good for a laughs with couple of beers but otherwise I never feel like playing it.
For me In the Sign of Evil and Expurse of Sodomy are the best they have ever done, although I haven't bothered checking out the post-Agent Orange albums. |
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 1:04 am Post subject: |
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| seeker wrote: | | Never liked Sodom's Obsessed by Cruelty |
This one depends a lot of which version you have heard. Steamhammer LP version is the best one. The first recording which is on the CD with In the Sign of Evil and on Metal Blade LP version, is the bad one.
It's strange that they have never reissued that good sounding Steamhammer version again but kept that bad sounding first version in print.
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Sarcueil
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 2:30 am Post subject: |
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| seeker wrote: | | I haven't bothered checking out the post-Agent Orange albums. |
"Tapping the Vein" is extremely good imho.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 4:35 am Post subject: |
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| Sarcueil wrote: | | seeker wrote: | | I haven't bothered checking out the post-Agent Orange albums. |
"Tapping the Vein" is extremely good imho. |
So is Code Red. |
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 4:36 am Post subject: |
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| midgetviolence wrote: | What I really hate is all these youngster brats who go all wild over "Kill 'Em All", "Show no Mercy" and "Iron Maiden". I remember back in the days when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and the others first started using electrical guitars.
Albums like Folsom Prison Trues are way superior over all your new age shit clone bands.
Actually, it was Mozarts use of many notes that was the great great great grandfather of Thrash Metal, if you don't like his work MORE then Metallica and Megadeth you have to be deaf (like that Beethoven guy!). |
Stupid comparisons. Stupid post. |
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 4:42 am Post subject: |
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| VnholyCvntz wrote: | | midgetviolence wrote: | What I really hate is all these youngster brats who go all wild over "Kill 'Em All", "Show no Mercy" and "Iron Maiden". I remember back in the days when Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and the others first started using electrical guitars.
Albums like Folsom Prison Trues are way superior over all your new age shit clone bands.
Actually, it was Mozarts use of many notes that was the great great great grandfather of Thrash Metal, if you don't like his work MORE then Metallica and Megadeth you have to be deaf (like that Beethoven guy!). |
Stupid comparisons. Stupid post. |
+1.
As for Sodom, they never released a really bad album. Some are of course better than others but even the least inspired releases (Better Off Dead, Sodom) include some bonebreakers. Out of the post-Agent Orange stuff I'll recommend M-16, In War And Pieces, Code Red and Til Death (quite punkish at times but killer nonetheless).
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Sarcueil
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 5:29 am Post subject: |
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| NK7 wrote: |
As for Sodom, they never released a really bad album. |
yeah i could give my +1 for this.
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 5:51 am Post subject: |
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| lunaboy wrote: | | I think early albums of MARDUK and IMMORTAL are pure crap. |
+1 the only early album by Immortal I like is Battles in the North and with Marduk it is Heaven Shall Burn.
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| Carlzilla wrote: | | grindmonkeyagain wrote: | Bathory - The Return, its not bad, just not great
Don't Break The Oath is miles ahead of Melissa, having a sister with that name brings the points down. she doesn't like metal.
I really tried to get into Death In June's Burial. really did. can't do it.
Convulse's World Without God has horrible production
later Swans - fucking horrible
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The Return is my favorite Bathory album. |
its good enough to be one of the greats, just the weakest of the first three. ah, opinions. just like assholes.
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I think Dissection is mediocre, Marduk and Bathory are the only Swedish BM bands I can tolerate.
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| Sarcueil wrote: | | seeker wrote: | | I haven't bothered checking out the post-Agent Orange albums. |
"Tapping the Vein" is extremely good imho. |
That is a good one. Sodom is hit and miss for me. One of those rare bands where i can't say i like them up until whatever album. |
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British Steel of Judas Priest, for sure. Linear as fuck with senile rythmics and full of never-ending fillers/ridiculous songs ("breaking the law", oh so subversive!!!!   )
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 6:57 am Post subject: |
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| Piotr Sargnagel wrote: | | under a funeral shroom wrote: | | How on earth is Seasons In the Abyss like the Black Album? |
It marks a change stylistically, at least to my ears and it has divided opinions. Many people didn't like it at all when it came out and talk about Slayer post- Seasons, same as people refer to Metallica in pre- and post- Black Album terms. |
I don't think it's radically different at all in the way that the Black Album was. It's just a good Slayer album, but it was preceded by four pretty much perfect albums so it gets the shaft a bit. The songs NK7 listed all kill, as does the unmentioned "Hallowed Point".
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| Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2012 6:58 am Post subject: |
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| eighthplague wrote: | | Sarcueil wrote: | | seeker wrote: | | I haven't bothered checking out the post-Agent Orange albums. |
"Tapping the Vein" is extremely good imho. |
So is Code Red. |
M16 beats them both.
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