At 10/14/04 04:27 PM, Varggoth wrote: Fifteen days until the Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death, Vader, Goatwhore and Kataklysm show.

*proceeds to gloat*

i thing those bands are going to Austin on the 30th, but the one band that i REALLY want to see and i'd give my right testicle for, it would be MACABRE... this guys have to be one of th best bands ever... i believe they are death// grind... with some really high pitch vocals.

At 10/15/04 12:44 AM, Tharikifa wrote: /joins club

Some of my Favorite Bands: Arch Enemy, Children Of Bodom, Deathstars, Destruction, Testament, DragonLord, Grave Digger, Hammerfall, Iced Earth, Immortal, In Flames, Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Manowar, Mystic Prophecy, Naglfar, Overkill, Pantera, Primal Fear, Slayer, Zyklon
(Too Many Favorite Songs To List)

first, welcome to ZwiTTer88, some more bands you like?

Okay Tharikifa, your list is very nice, welcome to the club!

Guys, recently I got a lot into EMPEROR, they are amazing. I only know songs from "In a Nightside Eclipse" yet. I love the Bathory cover "A Fine Day to Die"

At 10/15/04 10:13 AM, -Corpsegrinder- wrote:

first, welcome to ZwiTTer88, some more bands you like?

Okay Tharikifa, your list is very nice, welcome to the club!

Guys, recently I got a lot into EMPEROR, they are amazing. I only know songs from "In a Nightside Eclipse" yet. I love the Bathory cover "A Fine Day to Die"

for more that I like their early stuff, i can't really say i like all of their work. I believe their golden age was when Mortiis was still in the band, which was the beginning. The best song is and will ever be... I am the Black Wizards.

At 10/15/04 01:13 PM, Piconjo_Fan_001 wrote: for more that I like their early stuff, i can't really say i like all of their work. I believe their golden age was when Mortiis was still in the band, which was the beginning. The best song is and will ever be... I am the Black Wizards.

So, I seem to like the opposite in that case. Heard a few songs off from "IX Equillibrium" as well, loved them.

At 10/15/04 10:13 AM, -Corpsegrinder- wrote: Guys, recently I got a lot into EMPEROR, they are amazing. I only know songs from "In a Nightside Eclipse" yet. I love the Bathory cover "A Fine Day to Die"

I've been listening to Emperor since 2001. I've got a bit of a head on you. ;P

Others might disagree but, while I absolutely love In The Nightside Eclipse and think that yes, it is a piece of black metal history, I like Prometheus: The Discipline of Fire and Demise the most. It's Emperor at their symphonic finest.

At 10/15/04 04:20 PM, Varggoth wrote: I've been listening to Emperor since 2001. I've got a bit of a head on you. ;P

Argh, yes :)

Others might disagree but, while I absolutely love In The Nightside Eclipse and think that yes, it is a piece of black metal history, I like Prometheus: The Discipline of Fire and Demise the most. It's Emperor at their symphonic finest.

Damn, yes, I need to get my hands on more stuff from IX Equilibrium and Prometheus, sounds very promising.

Damn, I love the Bathory cover "A Fine Day To Die". It's amazing.

I have nevr heard of empero! what metal r theY ?

At 10/16/04 07:21 AM, Sepultus wrote: I have nevr heard of empero! what metal r theY ?

You have never heard of Emperor? SHAME ;)

Black Metal that is. One of the best.

I've heard of emporor and i like them, but I dont have any of theie albums >.<
what are some good ones I should get?

At 10/15/04 04:50 PM, -Corpsegrinder- wrote: Damn, yes, I need to get my hands on more stuff from IX Equilibrium and Prometheus, sounds very promising.

Damn, I love the Bathory cover "A Fine Day To Die". It's amazing.

The "Fine Day To Die" cover is indeed quite good, but I must highly recommend everything from... well, all their albums. Hah. If you like hard-hitting black metal, go for Wrath of the Tyrant or In The Nightside Eclipse; if you like black metal with pretty heavy symphonic tinges, go for Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk, IX Equilibrium or Prometheus. You won't be disappointed.

At 10/16/04 05:50 PM, Tharikifa wrote: I've heard of emporor and i like them, but I dont have any of theie albums >.<
what are some good ones I should get?

Well, I only have one answer for you:

ALL

and Varggoth, thanks for the hints.

wooooow! checked out emperor, their first album, it rules!

At 10/17/04 08:39 AM, Sepultus wrote: wooooow! checked out emperor, their first album, it rules!

Try out IX Equilibrium. It's my favourite so far.

so the other day, i was ridding with my friend on our way to try and get jobs, and i was looking through his CDs. Normally he has decent music taste (lots of decent hardcore crapily balanced with emo), but as i was looking through his collection, i found a Good Charlotte CD. I took it out and asked him what the hell this was doing here. He responded that it was a gift from an aunt who thinks that since it is popular, everyone like it. I responded with "that's no excuse fucker" and threw the cd out the car window. it was the least i could do. just another little moment where i tried to educate the masses of ignorant music fans.

just a little story i thought i would share with you kids. i felt like it was time to post again. sorry i still haven't been around as much as i once was. i have been busy with school and trying to find a job, and any free time i get, i prefer to spend it playing bass or going to shows. i know they aren't metal, but (i have a broad taste in music) i saw jimmy eat world and the velvet teen about a week or two ago and wrote an article on it for my school paper which got published. i am a journalism major and that was my first article published in the school's daily. i also saw Badly Drawn Boy the previous tuesday, and if you have not heard them and wish to take a metal break, i highly recomend them. now however, it is metal time.

n.p. : Opeth - Blackwater Park (my favorite CD by my favorite band)

At 10/17/04 02:22 PM, Indifference wrote: so the other day, i was ridding with my friend on our way to try and get jobs, and i was looking through his CDs. Normally he has decent music taste (lots of decent hardcore crapily balanced with emo), but as i was looking through his collection, i found a Good Charlotte CD. I took it out and asked him what the hell this was doing here. He responded that it was a gift from an aunt who thinks that since it is popular, everyone like it. I responded with "that's no excuse fucker" and threw the cd out the car window. it was the least i could do. just another little moment where i tried to educate the masses of ignorant music fans.

just a little story i thought i would share with you kids. i felt like it was time to post again. sorry i still haven't been around as much as i once was. i have been busy with school and trying to find a job, and any free time i get, i prefer to spend it playing bass or going to shows. i know they aren't metal, but (i have a broad taste in music) i saw jimmy eat world and the velvet teen about a week or two ago and wrote an article on it for my school paper which got published. i am a journalism major and that was my first article published in the school's daily. i also saw Badly Drawn Boy the previous tuesday, and if you have not heard them and wish to take a metal break, i highly recomend them. now however, it is metal time.

n.p. : Opeth - Blackwater Park (my favorite CD by my favorite band)

SoulShadower, I heard many songs from Prometheus, and I liked them all :)

Damn, Indifference, we don't see you very often, that's true. I hope you'll come back more often soon :)

That was some good work with that Good Charlotte CD :)

I would love to go to a concert soon, but I can't. Don't have enough money. I will miss Amon Amarth, the concert is in a few days, I can't go :(

Oh, and I listened a lot to Opeth lately, can't tell which specific album is their best, but I think their best albums are Still Life, Blackwater Park and Deliverance.

At 10/17/04 03:50 PM, -Corpsegrinder- wrote: Oh, and I listened a lot to Opeth lately, can't tell which specific album is their best, but I think their best albums are Still Life, Blackwater Park and Deliverance.

i don't really like deliverance that much. i think my top three would be blackwater park, still life, and orchid.

At 10/17/04 04:22 PM, Indifference wrote: i don't really like deliverance that much. i think my top three would be blackwater park, still life, and orchid.

and why? ;) I think Masters Apprentices is one of their greatest songs.

BTW, have you ever heard of Bloodbath? AMAZING. Akerfeld from Opeth was their vocalist, pure fucking deathmetal, without clean vocals, awesome riffing. Sadly Michael left this year. But they found a good replacement: Peter Tägtgren(Hypocrisy)

At 10/17/04 04:22 PM, Indifference wrote:

i don't really like deliverance that much. i think my top three would be blackwater park, still life, and orchid.

Those are some good albums, but I like deliverance, i thought that was a good album.

I heard Opeth is coming out with a new album soon, is that true?

At 10/16/04 05:57 PM, SoulShadower wrote:

Emeror has a pretty interesting band history, most of them except for Ishahn (lead guitar,vocals) have been to jail for crimes likes murder and setting churches on fire. The book "Lords of Chaos" talks a lot about these events, and there's an Empror biography on tartareandesire.com, that's pretty good.
Bio.

The other day while i was in school doing nothing, i was looking at Bathory's site, and in a part of the site i read that Quorthon said that that book was full of errors and personal assumptions, so i wouldn't beleive a word in that book...

At 10/17/04 05:08 PM, E-Rayz wrote:

At 10/17/04 04:22 PM, Indifference wrote:

Those are some good albums, but I like deliverance, i thought that was a good album.

Yeah, same here. It has some of the best Opeth songs on it, like Masters Apprentices and the title track.

I heard Opeth is coming out with a new album soon, is that true?

Don't know. Did you take a look at their site?

I just heard "Deadly Sinners" by "3 Inches of Blood", and I have to say it kinda sounds like a hair band tune. Anyone else agree with me?

At 10/17/04 08:47 PM, DrxFeelgood wrote: I just heard "Deadly Sinners" by "3 Inches of Blood", and I have to say it kinda sounds like a hair band tune. Anyone else agree with me?

3 inches of blood is more old school thrash metal. almost a hair band, but not quite. they are more like early, ealry metallica (circa "kill 'em all").

as far as the deliverance debate goes, its an amazing album and would be right up there, but i just think the other one is a little bit better.

At 10/17/04 10:04 PM, Indifference wrote: as far as the deliverance debate goes, its an amazing album and would be right up there, but i just think the other one is a little bit better.

Alright :)

Damn, I'm so in love with Bloodbath and Carcass right now. Can't stop listening to them.

At 10/17/04 08:47 PM, DrxFeelgood wrote: I just heard "Deadly Sinners" by "3 Inches of Blood", and I have to say it kinda sounds like a hair band tune. Anyone else agree with me?

have you ever heard Dimmu Borgir's cover of Twisted Sister's Burn in Hell, awesome, plain fucking awesome... and you might like the MurderDolls glammetal with indust-punk accents

So, I just ordered Soilwork's "A Predator's Portrait" online :) I get it for a few bucks. I can't wait :)

At 10/18/04 01:25 PM, -Corpsegrinder- wrote: So, I just ordered Soilwork's "A Predator's Portrait" online :) I get it for a few bucks. I can't wait :)

I've owned all of Soilwork's releases for a couple of months now. :P A Predator's Portrait is their second-best one, in my opinion, falling just behind Natural Born Chaos. You won't be disappointed. \m/

At 10/18/04 04:37 PM, Varggoth wrote: I've owned all of Soilwork's releases for a couple of months now. :P A Predator's Portrait is their second-best one, in my opinion, falling just behind Natural Born Chaos. You won't be disappointed. \m/

I know all the songs from it already, but I just had to buy it for that price. It also has a bonus CD for the Computer.

At 10/18/04 09:05 AM, -ADarkerBreed- wrote:

have you ever heard Dimmu Borgir's cover of Twisted Sister's Burn in Hell, awesome, plain fucking awesome... and you might like the MurderDolls glammetal with indust-punk accents

No, but I'll definently check it out and let you know. Twisted Sister kicks ass! Also I'll check MurderDolls too.

Wow, that Burn In Hell cover was pretty good. But I still like the original of course. Still, pretty good.

At 10/18/04 05:22 PM, DrxFeelgood wrote: Wow, that Burn In Hell cover was pretty good. But I still like the original of course. Still, pretty good.

I like the guitar better, but the screatchy vocals I could do without