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Sunnportal
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| VnholyCvntz wrote: | | Hacavitz is good. Mexican evil at it's finest. |
Cool band. Each album different and solid.
Thoughts on Ravager?
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I.T.
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Ravager was good as far as I remember.
I'd pick all four albums. They are all equal awesome, even Of Lucifer (bad sound, but excellent songwriting). All these four albums have outstanding tracks, and some songs are among the best ever written in the death metal history.
About Angelcorpse-worship I'd quote Impiety's Kaos Kommand and Infernal War's Redesekration.
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raskolnikhilov
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| Summon is another one.More about Helmkamp being a cockstar please. |
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Final Holocaust
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Limiting an interview to 12 questions doesn't seem too underground to me, but ok, it's his decision, didn't complain back then when Mors Dalos Ra refused an intie because he was so damn busy at the moment. Waiting almost a year to see those t-w-e-l-v-e answers, after countless mails without reply, and receiving a "sorry, I won't be able to answer your interview" is the kind of behaviour I'd expect from an utter piece of shit, not a "cool dude".
But hey, his works with OFC and 2 first Angelcorpse are flawless, and the first 4 songs in the 3rd one are beyond excellent. Couldn't care less about his Conqueror Manifesto as a way to guide kiddos who don't know where to look when writing lyrics for their 4th rate war metal band.
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Tireheb
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Sometimes you have to priorize other things in your life before music.
Helmkamp was always great guy when I met him in person.
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Orpheus
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| Tireheb wrote: | | Sometimes you have to priorize other things in your life before music. |
The extent of his musical output is pretty impressive, especially when you consider that he has a "day-job". |
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IronBloodBlasphemy
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| I love all the Angelcorpse records, but if I had to choose one it would be "The Inexorable." Wolfluuuuuuuuuuuuuuust |
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20 Buck Spin
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I interviewed Helmkamp in '99 or so and the guy stayed on the phone and answered a shitload of questions for about 3+ hours; enough that I got two separate interviews out of it. Maybe he's grown less amenable to it over time. Email interviews tend to be more tedious.
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INEXORABLE EXTERMINATION
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| Posted: Mon Dec 17, 2012 9:21 am Post subject: |
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| 20 Buck Spin wrote: | | I interviewed Helmkamp in '99 or so and the guy stayed on the phone and answered a shitload of questions for about 3+ hours; enough that I got two separate interviews out of it. Maybe he's grown less amenable to it over time. Email interviews tend to be more tedious. |
For this and some of the other above posts: A bit of this came from both of us concerning really long print interviews (30 + questions / etc...) . Usually it was the case that we would have no mag/zine interest until suddenly we made some sort of news about getting ready to tour...so right when we'd be ready to leave home and go on the road trips these email interviews would flood in, and on the road without laptops and such other techy stuff it is simply impossible to keep up with any of that, so in some cases the really long interviews either got severly abridged by us or in some cases may have even been left undone, or at best completed often much later than any of the editors would have wanted...at the least i know this was the case in a few of the interviews that I fielded at those times... |
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Final Holocaust
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| Tireheb wrote: | Sometimes you have to priorize other things in your life before music.
Helmkamp was always great guy when I met him in person. |
And that's perfectly fine to me, man. But it's a matter of respect: reject the interview and don't waste the interviewer's time formulating interesting questions. Maybe everyone in this forum had an awesome time chatting with Pete at shows, but it's not my case. And I think a forum is a good place to denounce things which seem us unfair, or are we supposed to talk endlessly only about our latest vinyl arrivals? 
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csehszlovakze
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Inexorable of the 3 but IBB wins otherwise, they've made the best covers ever and the EP version of WOOOOLFLUUUST!!!! \m/
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Deströyer
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| Final Holocaust wrote: | | Tireheb wrote: | Sometimes you have to priorize other things in your life before music.
Helmkamp was always great guy when I met him in person. |
And that's perfectly fine to me, man. But it's a matter of respect: reject the interview and don't waste the interviewer's time formulating interesting questions. Maybe everyone in this forum had an awesome time chatting with Pete at shows, but it's not my case. And I think a forum is a good place to denounce things which seem us unfair, or are we supposed to talk endlessly only about our latest vinyl arrivals? |
About time for the 'which musicians I have talked to and thought to be an asshole' thread surely? heheh.
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| VnholyCvntz wrote: | | vorfeed wrote: | | Gehinnom wrote: | Amazing band - all four albums are killer. If I had to choose then my vote would probably go to 'The Inexorable' based on number of listens.
Shame they split up - need more bands in this style of DM to fill the void because I’m bored of all these tedious Autopsy/Incantation clones… |
Check out Spearhead (UK) if you haven't already -- Theomachia and Decrowning the Irenarch are about the best you'll find. |
Know any other bands similar to Angelcorpse? |
INFERNAL WAR is pretty close. |
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blodhemn9
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| csehszlovakze wrote: | | Inexorable of the 3 but IBB wins otherwise, they've made the best covers ever and the EP version of WOOOOLFLUUUST!!!! \m/ |
Yep, great covers all around. I don't think anyone has mentioned the sick version of "genghis khan" on IBB yet, either ! |
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