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grish
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Venom's Teachers pet
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blodhemn9
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| The entirety of Grand Declaration of War was a major What.The.Fuck. upon first listen. I grew to enjoy it for what it is, though. |
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bearsbearsbears
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| Kranholio wrote: | | The beginning of Cynic - How Could I? always, always reminds me of an early 90's video game like Raptor:Call of the Shadows or something similar. |
That song intro is fucking awesome in my opinion.
One moment for me was when I realized Immortal's "PURE HOLOCAUST" title track had the Imperial March riff in it...  |
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multicide
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| IXTAB wrote: | | jonny wrote: | Too many moments in Master's Hammer discography (in good way). Personally I really love cheesy "trance" arrangements in 3:28 after the text "...budem dělat radikální prudký blekmetál" in "Červené blato" |
How about the Chuck Berry cover on Slagry? Actually, I guess most of Slagry would qualify for this topic. |
I was just about to mention that. One of the weirdest things I've heard. |
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boogs
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 9:56 am Post subject: |
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| Mystifier's third album is one big WTF moment in itself. The beginning takes the cake though. |
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eighthplague
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:16 am Post subject: |
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| blodhemn9 wrote: | | The entirety of Grand Declaration of War was a major What.The.Fuck. upon first listen. I grew to enjoy it for what it is, though. |
That album has aged REALLY well, until you hit that random electronic song in the middle. It dates it to Y2K specifically.
I'll forever argue that if they released the album under a different band name, and possibly dropped that song, it'd be considered a masterpiece. The context they released it in is all fucking wrong, though. |
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Thermonuklear Slayyer
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:21 am Post subject: |
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| Finding out what Konve na misto means |
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navght
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| The snare sound on St. Anger. |
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blodhemn9
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| eighthplague wrote: | | blodhemn9 wrote: | | The entirety of Grand Declaration of War was a major What.The.Fuck. upon first listen. I grew to enjoy it for what it is, though. |
, until you hit that random electronic song in the middle. It dates it to Y2K specifically.
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You're absolutely right !
I remember after I bought the cd when it was released from the old Nightfall Records shop in Chicago and listening to it in the car on the way home... I actually popped the CD out of the player to inspect it and make sure it was the right CD in the case |
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SerpentOfTheVoid
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:28 am Post subject: |
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the "ughhhhhhhhh" on the last Funeral Mist record.
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eighthplague
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:36 am Post subject: |
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| blodhemn9 wrote: | | eighthplague wrote: | | blodhemn9 wrote: | | The entirety of Grand Declaration of War was a major What.The.Fuck. upon first listen. I grew to enjoy it for what it is, though. |
, until you hit that random electronic song in the middle. It dates it to Y2K specifically.
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You're absolutely right !
I remember after I bought the cd when it was released from the old Nightfall Records shop in Chicago and listening to it in the car on the way home... I actually popped the CD out of the player to inspect it and make sure it was the right CD in the case |
I can believe it! I actually hadn't listened to GDoW in a long time until I bought a new copy a few months ago. It'd been at least 8 years or so, I'd say, because my copy got scratched and I just never bothered getting another. Anyway, I put it in as I drove through Pittsburgh a few weeks ago, and I was surprised at how truly ahead of its time that album was. If you look at all the weird, semi-technical avantgarde black metal shit that's coming out nowadays, it all really has a strong lineage from GDoW. I really enjoyed listening it it... until I hit A Bloodsword and a Colder Sun. At that point I had to laugh because of how embarrassing it is. I remember thinking it was good, albeit out of place, back when it came out. Now it just sounds corny. That horrible synth snare sound is truly what kills it, but the vocoder vocals don't help. It's precisely why most metal musicians should not branch out into electronic music.
Honestly though, I'd consider the album a masterpiece, regardless of that song. It's dumb, but I guess it sort of works. I can't imagine the album without it, anyway. |
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zyklonbaptism
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The children's backup vocals in "Abduction" by D.R.I.
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Stalinorgel
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| Posted: Thu Jan 10, 2013 10:44 am Post subject: |
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| The ice-hockey song on "Destroyer of Worlds. |
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Thermonuklear Slayyer
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| Stalinorgel wrote: | | The ice-hockey song on "Destroyer of Worlds. |
Haha, yes forget about that one. "Third period, blood on ice" or something like that |
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Stalinorgel
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| This song (and the album belonging to it) pretty much ended my relationship with Quorthon/Bathory and is the reason I never checked out the Nordland albums to this day. |
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