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Some things - bands, songs, even whole albums - are better live so I can understand what you are saying.

I can't get into the prog-rock incarnation of Opeth on recordings, but I have to say the material from Heritage and whatever was after that - Pale Communion I guess? - is really strong live. And their enjoyment of playing it is obvious. I wonder how they sound with the new drummer now that Axe left.

Yep. And a pretty good album with one of my favourite Opeth songs - Heir Apparent.

Buffalo - Only Want You For Your Body

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Looking for a drummer for New Jersey based Deathcore/ Djent band. Similar to the style of Currents, immortal disfigurement, shadow of intent.

Johan De Farfalla. He had some great bass lines and did a lot of melodic stuff that sounded like extra guitar parts. Added a lot to the vibe of those first two albums.

I quite like Watershed even if there were a lot of line up changes and presumably turmoil in the lead up to it. The opening track with the chick singing is very different and sounds great. I especially noticed on that one how bad the lyrics are, but musically it is solid. It's the last proper opeth album anyway. Still Life has Martin Mendez on bass who's been in the band ever since, so yeah he is the best of those that have been in the band. Far as I can tell there was only one other bass player, on the first two albums. And Mike played bass on MAYH.

As my day at work is drawing to a close, I'd like to take this opportunity to list MY favorite Thrash Bay Area albums. If you have any of your own, don't hesitate! I'm curious and above all eager to discover stuff I would have totally ignored. Death Angel - The Ultra-Violence Defiance - Product of Society Defiance - Void Terra Firma Exodus - Bonded by Blood Exodus - Fabulous Disaster Forbidden - Forbidden Evil Forbidden - Twisted into Form Heathen - Breaking the Silence Heathen - Victims of Deception Laaz Rockit - Know your Enemy Testament - The Legacy Testament - The New Order Testament - Practice what you Preach Vio-Lence - Eternal Nightmare

Forbidden - Forbidden Evil (1988)

My favorite Candlemass album! I'll be listening through "Sweet Evil Sun" today, and that will complete the entire catalog over the past week or so. These guys never fail to deliver - my favorite doom metal band by far.

Holy Moses - Terminal Terror

Exodus - Bonded by Blood (1985)

Death Angel - The Ultra-Violence (1987)

Tombstoner - Rot Stink Rip

All day long, I'll be listening to my favorite style of Thrash: that of San Francisco's Bay Area! Let's go with : Defiance - Product of Society (1989)

Just On Fix - The Price Of Sellvation

Candlemass - Ancient Dreams

Exumer - "Fire & Damnation" Bullet - "Dust to Gold" Accuser - Self-titled Exumer - "The Raging Tides"

Just One Fix - Submit Or Death

Caixão (Portugal) - Knaga

URSKOG - SKOGSSKÖKA