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Originally posted by superprog superprog wrote:

 
Blasphemy - without them no Revenge/Conqueror and hilariously nonsensical 'Canadian war metal'!!
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Originally posted by superprog superprog wrote:

Grindcrusher (not a band but that seminal Earache comp from 1990 or 1989..........blew me away with all the classicks like Morbid Angel, Carcass, Spazztic Blur etc etc etc....)
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Dethklok FTW!
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Morbid Angel, Carcass, Cannibal Corpse, At The Gates, Nile, Cynic,

early Sepultura, Napalm Death (this being grindcore, not really death,but
 
extreme stuff), Death, Avulsed (spanish band singing in english),
 
Deicide (just one albumConfusedEvil Smile), Six Feet Under, Obituary and a couple
 
of compilations.
 
For the black metal stuff, I only own a Cradle of Filth album ("Vempire")
 
and rarely play, though I really enjjoy hearing to it from time to time.
 
Knowing that some members are from Mexico and the south of US,
 
what about Brujería? Does it fit in these "extreme" categories?  
The water rushes over all
cities crash in the mighty wave;
the final man is very small,
plunging in for his final bathe
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I'm studying true norwegian black metal lately... Immoratl was a great band, though not too "true"... Imean, they sound like they wanted to impress at times.... On the other hand, Gorgoroth is pure evil...Evil Smile
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Morgoth ( Odium)
Morbid Angel ( the first four ( and I don´t mean Abomination of Desolation))
Anaal Nathrakh ( Eschaton)
Behemoth ( Zos Kia Cultus)
Dødheimsgard ( 666 International, Supervillain Outcast)
Ved Buens Ende ( Written in Waters)
Pestilence ( Spheres)
Atheist ( I love all three albums)
Cynic ( Focus)
Death ( Human, Individual Thought Patterns, Symbolic)
Zyklon ( World ov Worms, Aeon)
Napalm Death ( The Code is Red...Long Live the Code, Smear Campaign)
Nasum ( Helvete, Shift)
Pig Destroyer ( Terrifyer)
Aborted ( The Archaic Abbatoir)
Paradise Lost ( Gothic, Shades of God)
Malevolent Creation ( The Ten Commandments)
Opeth ( Still Life, Blackwater Park, Deliverance, Ghost Reveries, Watershed)
My Dying Bride ( Turn Loose the Swans)
Angelcorpse ( Exterminate and especially The Inexorable) Very recommendable to fans of Morbid Angel.
Sepultura ( Beneath the Remains, Arise)
Suffocation ( Pierced from Within)
Carcass ( Necroticism - Descanting of the Insalibrious)
Cancer ( To the Gory End)
Macabre ( Sinister Slaughter)
Obituary ( Cause of Death)
Entombed ( Clandestine, Wolverine Blues)
Bloodbath ( Nightmares Made Flesh)
Bolt Thrower ( Warmaster, The 4th Crusade)
Brutal Truth ( Need to Control)
Coldworker ( The Contaminated Void)
Necrophagist ( Epitaph)
Decapitated ( Nihility, Organic Hallucinosis)
Defleshed ( Royal Straight Flesh, Reclaim the Beat)
Deicide ( Deicide)
Demolition Hammer ( Tortured Existence)
Dissection ( Storm Of The Lights Bane)
Edge of Sanity ( Unorthodox, The Spectral Sorrows, Purgatory Afterglow, Crimson)
Enslaved ( Isa, RUUN)
Fear Factory ( Soul of a New Machine)
Sadus ( Swallowed in Black)
 
Well those are just the few I remember of the top of my head. Extreme metal has meant a lot to me for the last nearly twenty years and it still does.
 
 
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I f we are talking strictly about death/black

Emperor
Death (last 3-4 allbums)
Arch Enemy (particularly the first album!!! - an absolute gem)
At the Gates (pioneers of NWOSDM - new wave of Swedish death metal, especially their last album)
Dimmu Borgir (newer stuff)
Drank Tranquillity (up to Mind's I)

I can't say I like bands like Burzum, Marduk, Mayhem etc. Pinch
I have tried some 'straight' black metal like Immortal which I enjoyed at times, but overall
I cannot cope with the 'grinding' LOL

oh and don't forget the mighty NILE, excellent band





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Originally posted by Avantgardehead Avantgardehead wrote:

Death metal:
Atrocity (old)
At the Gates (old)
Sentenced (old)
Old Funeral
Carcass
Arsis
Disembowelment

Black metal:
Deathspell Omega
Burzum
Leviathan
Lurker of Chalice
Wolves in the Throne Room
Velvet Cacoon
Blut aus Nord
Xasthur
Celestia
Mortifera
Peste Noire
Alcest
Amesoeurs
Shining
Krohm
The Ruins of Beverast
Darkspace
Paysage d'Hiver
Unholy Matrimony


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Still listening to Napalm Death, Carcass, Pestilence or Death. I'm not impressed by the evolution of extreme metal nowadays but I would save pennies for the albums of Genghis Tron, Matriarch or I Wrestled A Bear Once.
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wow.  i'm quite impressed with this place's taste in metal.  what can i say that hasn't already been said?


my favs-


death metalz-

suffocation - effigy of the forgotten & pierced from within
gorguts - anything and everything
cryptopsy - up to their most recent offering
morbid angel
martyr
atheist
origin
devourment (brootal stuff)
defeated sanity
lykathea aflame
decrepit birth
!t.o.o.h.!
immolation
deicide (legion in particular)
wintersun (more melodic death, but whatever)


black -

peste noire
deathspell omega
windir
sigh
ulver
amesoeurs
alcest
negura bunget
drudkh
dub buk
grand belial's key
weakling

etc. etc.

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I'm not a big fan of death metal but I'm well into black metal and other extreme metal acts.
 
Burzum - Great atmospheric BM. A personal favourite of mine.
Bathory - Classic. Nothing compares to this.
Paysage d'Hiver - This invokes feelings of winter.
Summoning - Fantasy inspired BM. An acquired taste to some. Most of their lyrics are about Tolkien's world of Middle Earth.
Drudkh - Highly recommended. Similar to Burzum.
Darkspace - Similar to Paysage in that it invokes feelings of outer space.
Nyktalgia - Obscure depressive Black Metal band. Very promising.
Nargaroth - Herbstleyd is all you need from this black metal band.
Ahab - Awesome funeral doom band. They are inspired by the book "Moby Dick."
Wormphlegm - Funeral doom. Only released a demo which had one great 32:00 minute epic.
Primordial - Great celtic metal band.
 
 


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By the way... you should all check out a classic: Satyricon's "Nemesis Divina". One of the best black metal albums ever, with the best riff ever in "Mother north" 
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this is the most imfluencial black metal voice in the world imo.......
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^ Thou shalt not post photos of Mikael Akerfeldt in vain.

This thread needs more mentions of Immolation, especially Close to a World Below.
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Originally posted by martinprog77 martinprog77 wrote:

this is the most imfluencial black metal voice in the world imo.......
LOL


I don't want to sound rude, but this joke isn't funny anymore. Moreover, it's so American-centered that a lot of Europeans mustn't get it: I never heard or read of this caracter until last year.
If you're looking for the origin of death metal growlings, listen to the "Piltdown Man" vocal parts on Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells".
But this reference to Mike Oldfield may not be a silly joke: in "Choosing Death" (by Albert Mudrian, Feral House, 2004), Mike Amott confess "ripping off melodies from The Exorcist and The Omen soundtracks and stuff like that" when he was playing in Carnage in the late eighties.
So, there's at least one death metal band influenced by Mike Oldfield.

One last thing about death metal vocal parts: my father made the theory that the originator of such vocal parts was... Captain Beefheart.
Yes, he was joking.
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If you consider him Black Metal, as I do, my favourite is King Diamond.
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glad to see Wolves in the Throne Room getting a lot of love around here.
Unexpect
Opeth (preferably the older stuff, like Morningrise and Still Life)
Children of Bodom's earlier works (I like up to Hate Crew Deathroll but Follow the Reaper is their last great one)
Nachtmystium
Strapping Young Lad
 
I also really enjoy John Zorn's work where he combines free jazz with extreme metal
 
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Originally posted by CPicard CPicard wrote:

Originally posted by martinprog77 martinprog77 wrote:

this is the most imfluencial black metal voice in the world imo.......
LOL


I don't want to sound rude, but this joke isn't funny anymore. Moreover, it's so American-centered that a lot of Europeans mustn't get it: I never heard or read of this caracter until last year.
If you're looking for the origin of death metal growlings, listen to the "Piltdown Man" vocal parts on Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells".
But this reference to Mike Oldfield may not be a silly joke: in "Choosing Death" (by Albert Mudrian, Feral House, 2004), Mike Amott confess "ripping off melodies from The Exorcist and The Omen soundtracks and stuff like that" when he was playing in Carnage in the late eighties.
So, there's at least one death metal band influenced by Mike Oldfield.

One last thing about death metal vocal parts: my father made the theory that the originator of such vocal parts was... Captain Beefheart.
Yes, he was joking.


Finally someone said it!Clap

It was probably funny back in the 80s..........maybe. You know, when they first told the joke.

It's 2008, two decades after Death Metal was born and it's an established sub-genre of metal.
And yes Death Metal, the joke is about death metal vocals, NOT BLACK METAL.
The cookie monster joke has not been funny for over 2 decades. Please let it rest.
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^ That said I love imagining the Cookie Monster singing Opeth songs.
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Originally posted by The T The T wrote:

By the way... you should all check out a classic: Satyricon's "Nemesis Divina". One of the best black metal albums ever, with the best riff ever in "Mother north" 

Even if I am not a fan of Satyricon, this album is one of the most innovative in black metal  I've ever heard... good recommendation Clap


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I have to emphasize my admiration for Devourment.  They took an intriguing concept and executed it perfectly.  True pioneers.

this quote sums up how i feel about the band:

"Saying that Devourment suck because of the straightforwardness and low-end technicality is like saying you hate water because it's too wet."
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