Deadbydawn

Craft - White Noise And Black Metal

Beyond Torment ---- Harsh Realm
Here lies Necrophagia ---- Necrophagia
Demo--- Writhing Shadows.
Bolt Thrower always satisfies!!!  I love torturing the ex-wife by cranking " Spearhead" up aa high as the stereo will go.

Bolt Thrower - Those Once Loyal

You go bro--- let your Seattle flag fly with no shame!!
S.O D.
Dio - The Last In Line
The Cure- Head On The Door ( lol-- very metal album name.....right?)

You go bro--- let your Seattle flag fly with no shame!!
S.O D.
Dio - The Last In Line
The Cure- Head On The Door ( lol-- very metal album name.....right?)

Agreed--- really cool cover for this album
I've been listening to Neurosis' first album " Pain Of Mind" a lot lately and if anybody here are fsns of the band---- do you like Psin Of Mind?  Its very different compared to the later metal stuff.

LMFAO,
yeah--- nobody ding me for going off topic.
So one of the guys who were I went to high school with kept talking about his older brother Derek getting batches of " African Ceremonial Death Weed"  Said cannabis from the dark continent was reserved only for Tribal Shamans/ Necromancers who would smoke this gamja that was so powerful and supernatural---- it would produce the same euphoric effects as today's weed, hallucigenic effects of psylocibin snd L.S.D.,and ,the m8nd numbing effects of opium.
OF COURSE THIS WAS THE SAME GUY WHO SAID THE DRUMMER FROM Y&Ts MOTHER WAS A CASHIER AT OUR LOCAL K-MART AND WOULD BLESS FANS WITH FREE SWAG.
I figured that pursuing either--' African Ceremonial Death Weed  or Leonard Haze's mom would only lead to misery and ruination of the immortal soul and refrained from eitber 

So, I've always gravitated towards heavier or darker misic,bit I'll be damned if I don't still love Motley Crue's " Too Fast For Love"  They vocals and mudic were soooooooo good and their asthetic st that time was really kind of unique even though it borrowed from other genres like Glam and Punk.

Nice---- I just checked out Malignant Altar---- heavier than shit.
 

I had a friends that was a year older than me at primary school, I would have been 9ish (1989)... he introduced me to Metallica, Slayer... Anthrax probably came next, I rented Among The Living from my local library... Rust In Peace (Megadeth) may have been the first album that I actually bought. By 1991 I was allowed to go and hunt for records in the city on my own, where I bought albums like Arise by Sepultura and Blessed Are The Sick by Morbid Angel based purely on the covers. Headbanger's Ball introduced me to quite a lot of metal, too, as did Raw Power (British show).

I have fond memories of getting 8 or 9 th generation cassette copies of Ride The Lightning when it was new , tape copies of Mercyful Fate  " Don't Break The Oath ",  a copy of Exodus " Bonded By Blood " and being turned onto Air Raid - RockForce " 69 in a 55 /  Anytime " on vinyl when my Aunt took me to see them at the Chabot College Battle of the Bands.
Honestly , I miss the old way,but the internet gives me so many more bands to discover. I'm loving it.