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Amputated Genitals- "Family Bloodbath" Gurgling in the shower
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Behemoth - The Apostasy
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I've hardly got anything on my new phone, so this will probably prove disastrous. Anyway, here we go: 1. Black Sabbath - 'Iron Man' 2. The Clancy Brothers - 'Portlairge' 3. Guns n Roses - 'Dead Horse' 4. Woods of Ypres - 'Natural Technologies' (there's something wrong with these files, because they ALWAYS come up in a shuffle. It's like the spirit of David Gold forces his songs on when I press shuffle). 5. God Dethroned - 'A Call to Arms' 6. The Clancy Brothers - 'The Wind that Shakes the Barley' 7. The Clancy Brothers - 'Bold Thady Quill' (this is one of the great Irish folk songs. A masterpiece. Why is so much Clancy Brothers material turning up though? Iphones claim to be random, but come on.) 8. Alestorm - 'Fucked with an Anchor' (hahaha, yes!) 9. Cradle of Filth - 'The Seductiveness of Decay' 10. Pist.On - 'Parole'
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Their last two albums are definitely fist-pump metal, although I wouldn't call them lame. They're blackened rituals that conjure the dark spirits of the the human soul exclusively. Have Rotting Christ ever really had a "buzzsaw edge"? Even 'Non Serviam' doesn't really have that, let alone albums like 'A Dead Poem' or 'Sanctus Diavolos'. They've always been pretty melodic and rhythmic to my ears. They definitely have a formula for songwriting these days though, and it took me a while to just accept it and go with it. Many of their riffs sound suspiciously similar. Luckily it's a great riff!
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FranktheTank changed their profile photo
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Music in an audiobook? I guess I'm just talking about straight readings rather than dramatisations. You should give one a shot one day, I think you'll be surprised. I listen to them once I've become too tired to read the written page. I turn the light off and listen on headphones in the dark. It's really peaceful. Audible.com has a free audiobook for everyone who signs up. Try it, then close your account. I suggest the first Cadfael, 'A Morbid Taste for Bones' read by Stephen Thorne. Do it, then we can exchange notes.
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Requiem's Iron Maiden Best of 1. 'Hallowed be thy Name' from The Number of the Beast (1982) 2. 'Aces High' from Powerslave (1984) 3. 'Infinite Dreams' from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (1998) 4. 'The Number of the Beast' from The Number of the Beast (1984) 5. 'Fear of the Dark' from Fear of the Dark (1992) 6. 'Children of the Damned' from The Number of the Beast (1982) 7. 'Flight of Icarus' from Piece of Mind (1983) 8. 'Powerslave' from Powerslave (1984) 9. 'Hooks in You' from No Prayer for the Dying (1990) 10. 'Seventh Son of a Seventh Son' from Seventh Son of a Seventh Son (1988) 11. 'Run to the Hills' from The Number of the Beast (1982) 12. 'Empire of the Clouds' from The Book of Souls (2016) That's right, 'Hooks in You' is one of the all time overlooked tracks. I don't think I'd get this collection past the record label suits, however, with 'Hooks in You' but no 'Trooper'. For me though, this is the perfect Maiden collection. 'Empire of the Clouds' to close the disk means it has to be limited to twelve tracks, but it's the perfect closer.
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Cruciamentum - Charnel Passages
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Beautiful
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Hello Ailtinho, welcome to the forum! I am a newbie here too, like you
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Absu - Abzu
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Forteresse - Metal Noir Quebecois
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Touché Alabaster
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You spelled "Adrian Belew" wrong. NP: Afterbirth - The Time Traveller's Dilemma
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Their best album.
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The purpose of creating this thread, as the title suggests, is to showcase songs that have really caught your attention lately. Whether you prefer to listen to albums as a whole, or a random selection of individual songs, there are times when you come across particular songs that you really like and end up listening to a couple of times in a day or over a few days. There are many threads dedicated to albums and bands, but not many focusing on favourite songs. Let this be place where we can talk about such songs and also maybe link to them on youtube/bandcamp so those who are interested can take a quick listen. To start with, my first pick would be Sentient Divide's Fabricated Chasm off their Bloodgate EP (released 30th May 2018). Wonderfully thick, crusty death metal which oozes old school charm and has some heavy as fuck lurching grooves. https://sentientdivide.bandcamp.com/track/fabricated-chasm-2
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Slayer- "Seasons in the Abyss" There's no question that Hanneman and King were the best trem bar abusers of all time
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I am going to start simple and go with Iron Maiden. As far as I am concerned they might as well have split up after “Somewhere In Time” ”Running Free” ”Iron Maiden” ”Sanctuary” ”Wrathchild” ”The Number of the Beast” ”Still Life” ”The Trooper” ”2 Minutes To Midnight” ”Powerslave” ”Moonchild” ”Seventh Son of a Seventh Son” ”Stranger in a Strange Land” ”Wasted Years” I don’t think I can listen to “Run To the Hills” again without going into some kind of seizure, one of the most overrated Metal songs ever written for my ears. Similarly, “Can I Play With Madness” isn’t comfortable to these ears either anymore. Maybe a Judas Priest compilation next before moving onto something a little more death metal orientated.
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Love Der Sturmer
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Ulcerate - The Destroyers Of All
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There’s some good comparisons here. I really enjoyed it and played it a bit upon release, not returned to as much as I thought I would do though.
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Nice
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Buns
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The last of Lucy ashvattha
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Saturday night monster truck show with Bigfoot today was a great day
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Pagan's Mind - Infinity Divine
