Its not better then kazza!

At 1/3/05 01:46 PM, CannibalFetus wrote: I know I have asked that before, but does anyone know Insomnium here? Lovely Melodic Death Band, sounds like a mix of old In Flames and a little Dark Tranquillity with a sound of their own.

i have heard of them now i downloaded the sample of daughter of the moon from their site and its really good, thanks for bringing them to my attention :D

At 1/3/05 11:36 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: from my site? ( http://voltage.ath.cx )
right-click -> save as
simple.

hey rage, I got an idea, invert the background, and use white as the text color

a bit like this

Wants some opinion of you guys.....

what do u think of Nocturnal Rites?

At 1/3/05 07:00 PM, -Tharikifa- wrote: Cool. its great that your band finnaly made it on the archives.

yeah :)

Heh. I own figure number 5 and a predators portrait, if you ask me, I like A Predator's Portrait more. Its kinda strange how both In Flames AND Soilwork changed their sound at around the same time.
I prefer older In Flames and the older Soilwork songs, the new stuff is good, but I prefer the old.

I agree with you, I like new Soilwork a lot, but I think that "A Predator's Portrait" was their best album. BTW, has anyone of you heard a sample of the new Soilwork album yet? To me, it sounds very promising, it sounds like a mix of old and new Soilwork, and Björn's clean voice sounds even better now.

At 1/4/05 11:49 AM, Snowy_Beast wrote: Wants some opinion of you guys.....

what do u think of Nocturnal Rites?

I havent heard very much but what i have heard was great :D

It's been ages since my last post here. Sorry for that.

Anyway I found two really good bands. The Haunted and Defiance(the metal bands, not the punk band with the same name). Both are awesome bands. You should all give them a listen.

That Testament, Metallica, Manowar and Maiden tribute I told you about is pretty soon. The crappy part is that they are dumb enough to put the Testament and Manowar tributes first and the crappier shows last. So basicly I'll either have to go home rather early or spend a couple of hours there for no good reason.

Besides, according to what I've heard, the Testament tribute is done by a slipshod band (a clevel word, don't really know what it means).

At 1/4/05 01:07 PM, -Charon- wrote:

At 1/4/05 11:49 AM, Snowy_Beast wrote: Wants some opinion of you guys.....

what do u think of Nocturnal Rites?

I havent heard very much but what i have heard was great :D

Yeah I tough so... and went I took few minutes to dowload more of their work... I felt in love with that groupe!

At 1/4/05 01:46 PM, JackOfShadows wrote: It's been ages since my last post here. Sorry for that.

Hey! Nice to see you back here.

Anyway I found two really good bands. The Haunted and Defiance(the metal bands, not the punk band with the same name). Both are awesome bands. You should all give them a listen.

I knew The Haunted for many months already :) I agree with RageofOrder, "Shadow World" is their best song for me.

That Testament, Metallica, Manowar and Maiden tribute I told you about is pretty soon. The crappy part is that they are dumb enough to put the Testament and Manowar tributes first and the crappier shows last. So basicly I'll either have to go home rather early or spend a couple of hours there for no good reason.

I'd spend the couple of hours there, maybe one of the other bands is worth listening to.

Besides, according to what I've heard, the Testament tribute is done by a slipshod band (a clevel word, don't really know what it means).

sounds too much like Slipknot to me =P

Bloodbath
anal cunt
anathema
at the gates
avenged sevenfold
belphegor
blind guardian
borknagar
the list can go on..........

This is fucked up, someone stole my fucking iPod durring Gym at school today >.<

At 1/4/05 03:52 PM, FishClock wrote: Bloodbath
anal cunt
anathema
at the gates
avenged sevenfold
belphegor
blind guardian
borknagar
the list can go on..........

Good list. Welcome to the club!

Anyone here listen to Bleeding Through???

hey rage and hb, seen touch of red yet?

At 1/4/05 08:29 PM, Buck_Jamm wrote: Anyone here listen to Bleeding Through???

ive only heard one song which is "love lost in a hale of gunfire" which i thought wasnt really to my taste, the style they use is like several other bands i know of, but still good

Sorry to hear about your Ipod Tharikifa, i find the best thing to do in my case don't do gym :P man i love the sixth form

At 1/5/05 06:26 AM, AllMightyBruce wrote: hey rage and hb, seen touch of red yet?

I saw it and I don't know what to think of it. The song itself is not really good, one of In Flames' worst, I think.

BTW, as far as I can remember, FishClock is Crap_Clock.

hey everybody whats up? i recently joined metal hell and i was wondering has anybody seen this awsome documentry called"the metal years" (the decline of western civlization part 2)
its a really good movie by penelope spheeris who did waynes world 1 and 2. it looks at old school metal and how metal evolved from hard rock and stuff. its a really good movie , i think that anyone thats into metal should rent this movie.

At 1/5/05 07:14 AM, CannibalFetus wrote:

At 1/5/05 06:26 AM, AllMightyBruce wrote: hey rage and hb, seen touch of red yet?

I saw it and I don't know what to think of it. The song itself is not really good, one of In Flames' worst, I think.

not Surprising as its from one of their worst albums "sound track to your escape"

BTW, as far as I can remember, FishClock is Crap_Clock.

Thanks for the information, so i'll take what is said by him lightly or disregard it alltogether :P

Good to see that you know The Haunted. A great band, Revolver is probably among the best albums I've heard. You should defenatly get it. I just love how they mix these Death like bits here and there and the way the Vocalist just goes all out adds a lot to the music.

I asume you have all heard Amorhpis' Black Winter Day. As far as I know it's their only song that's any good. Do you happen to know of any other good songs by them?

At 1/5/05 12:00 PM, JackOfShadows wrote: Good to see that you know The Haunted. A great band, Revolver is probably among the best albums I've heard. You should defenatly get it. I just love how they mix these Death like bits here and there and the way the Vocalist just goes all out adds a lot to the music.

Yeah, it's nice thrash with some death bits inbetween. Good band. I haven't heard a single song from Revolver yet.

I asume you have all heard Amorhpis' Black Winter Day. As far as I know it's their only song that's any good. Do you happen to know of any other good songs by them?

New Amorphis sucks, there's some good stuff in their old days, especially the album "Tales From The Thousand Lakes". Check that one out.

At 1/5/05 09:17 AM, XcanadianPuNkX wrote: hey everybody whats up? i recently joined metal hell and i was wondering has anybody seen this awsome documentry called"the metal years" (the decline of western civlization part 2)
its a really good movie by penelope spheeris who did waynes world 1 and 2. it looks at old school metal and how metal evolved from hard rock and stuff. its a really good movie , i think that anyone thats into metal should rent this movie.

According to my knowledge, Metal orginally formed during the Bristh Blues Movement of the 60's, while hard rock evolved from the style known as Blues-Rock during the mid-60's. Both Metal and Hard Rock formed from simlar genres, but neither of them evolved off the other.
Ill check it out though, it looks pretty good.

At 1/5/05 09:34 AM, -Charon- wrote:

At 1/5/05 07:14 AM, CannibalFetus wrote:

At 1/5/05 06:26 AM, AllMightyBruce wrote: hey rage and hb, seen touch of red yet?

I saw it and I don't know what to think of it. The song itself is not really good, one of In Flames' worst, I think.

not Surprising as its from one of their worst albums "sound track to your escape"

The question is which is their worst Album? Soundtrack to your escape, or Reroute to remain :P

BTW, as far as I can remember, FishClock is Crap_Clock.

Thanks for the information, so i'll take what is said by him lightly or disregard it alltogether :P

Thanks for the info.

At 1/5/05 10:53 PM, RageOfOrder wrote:

At 1/5/05 08:03 PM, -Tharikifa- wrote:

The question is which is their worst Album? Soundtrack to your escape, or Reroute to remain :P

Lunar Strain.

The worse of those two though is Soundtrack. I thought R2R was really good, but theres only one in every 40,000 In Flames fans that will agree with me

I dont really like soundtrack to your escape.I like rtr thats a good cd.

At 1/5/05 10:53 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: I thought R2R was really good, but theres only one in every 40,000 In Flames fans that will agree with me

i loved r2r. that and clayman are my favs. i didnt like whoracle though.

At 1/6/05 01:19 AM, AllMightyBruce wrote:

At 1/5/05 10:53 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: I thought R2R was really good, but theres only one in every 40,000 In Flames fans that will agree with me

i loved r2r. that and clayman are my favs. i didnt like whoracle though.

I love all of In Flames' Older Albums; The Jester Race, Lunar Strain, Whoracle, Colony, and Clayman. But I don't really like the newer ones that much, R2R and Soundrack to your Escape. they are OK, but they suck comapred to albums like Clayman.

Is it me, or do all In Flames songs sound exactly the same?

At 1/6/05 05:07 AM, HYPERSATAN wrote: Is it me, or do all In Flames songs sound exactly the same?

It must be you. Even though a lot of songs on Reroute to Remain and Soundtrack to Your Escape sound too similar. I don't see that on the older albums, though.

BTW, I liked Reroute to Remain, not as much as the older ones, but it's nice.

Their worst are Lunar Strain and STYE. Well, I don't really consider Lunar Strain an In Flames album. It has Stanne on vocals and he makes it too much like old Dark Tranquillity.

Meh whatever

I just don't like the whole Melodic Death thing

At 1/5/05 08:03 PM, -Tharikifa- wrote:

At 1/5/05 09:17 AM, XcanadianPuNkX wrote: hey everybody whats up? i recently joined metal hell and i was wondering has anybody seen this awsome documentry called"the metal years" (the decline of western civlization part 2)
its a really good movie by penelope spheeris who did waynes world 1 and 2. it looks at old school metal and how metal evolved from hard rock and stuff. its a really good movie , i think that anyone thats into metal should rent this movie.

According to my knowledge, Metal orginally formed during the Bristh Blues Movement of the 60's, while hard rock evolved from the style known as Blues-Rock during the mid-60's. Both Metal and Hard Rock formed from simlar genres, but neither of them evolved off the other.
Ill check it out though, it looks pretty good.

alright thx for the info dude , you should check it out though dude...its a exellent movie......oh yeah theres also a performance by megadeth which is pretty cool

At 1/5/05 10:53 PM, RageOfOrder wrote: Lunar Strain.

The worse of those two though is Soundtrack. I thought R2R was really good, but theres only one in every 40,000 In Flames fans that will agree with me

and i am also one of them :D, and also cool to see the soilwork songs on the site ive been meaning to check them out after hearing nothing but good stuff about them

At 1/6/05 10:11 AM, XcanadianPuNkX wrote:

At 1/5/05 08:03 PM, -Tharikifa- wrote:

At 1/5/05 09:17 AM, XcanadianPuNkX wrote: hey everybody whats up? i recently joined metal hell and i was wondering has anybody seen this awsome documentry called"the metal years" (the decline of western civlization part 2)
its a really good movie by penelope spheeris who did waynes world 1 and 2. it looks at old school metal and how metal evolved from hard rock and stuff. its a really good movie , i think that anyone thats into metal should rent this movie.

According to my knowledge, Metal orginally formed during the Bristh Blues Movement of the 60's, while hard rock evolved from the style known as Blues-Rock during the mid-60's. Both Metal and Hard Rock formed from simlar genres, but neither of them evolved off the other.
Ill check it out though, it looks pretty good.

alright thx for the info dude , you should check it out though dude...its a exellent movie......oh yeah theres also a performance by megadeth which is pretty cool

np. I'll check it out, i think I have seen that movie somewhere, the name rings a bell, havent seen it though, I'll try and rent it or somthing.

At 1/6/05 06:39 AM, CannibalFetus wrote:

At 1/6/05 05:07 AM, HYPERSATAN wrote: Is it me, or do all In Flames songs sound exactly the same?

It must be you. Even though a lot of songs on Reroute to Remain and Soundtrack to Your Escape sound too similar. I don't see that on the older albums, though.

I agree

Their worst are Lunar Strain and STYE. Well, I don't really consider Lunar Strain an In Flames album. It has Stanne on vocals and he makes it too much like old Dark Tranquillity.

Well, Lunar Strain was their Debut Album, and it was before Anders Friden joined the band, so it sounds a lot diffrent, especially the vocals.