At 2/25/10 06:52 AM, PenisClown wrote: HAHAHA, that makes me laugh :') sweet jesus. Your poser level rises, you leveled up Amerifag.

I don't really listen to TH that much. I'd rather listen to Soulside Journey or Blaze in Northern Sky.

At 2/25/10 07:57 AM, AllMightyBruce wrote:

At 2/25/10 06:52 AM, PenisClown wrote: HAHAHA, that makes me laugh :') sweet jesus. Your poser level rises, you leveled up Amerifag.

I don't really listen to TH that much. I'd rather listen to Soulside Journey or Blaze in Northern Sky.

It's better than those. I mean, Soulside Journey has it's merits in terms of death metal, but in turns of black metal TH did that shit in a sweet sweet way. I like Under a Funeral Moon and Transilvanian Hunger more than those albums.

Darkthrone ends up meh after 10 or so album listens. I don't mind their new shit. There's just way better black metal out there.

TH is kvlt, I dig it.

At 2/24/10 04:10 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: aranoid has the funniest cover. It's like an attempt at making some cool visual effects that just didn't tirn right.

I always thought the Paranoid album cover was more weird than funny.

At 2/24/10 05:14 PM, Nev wrote: And I'd give funniest album cover to this:

Now THAT is funny!

At 2/24/10 09:07 PM, mothballs wrote:

At 2/24/10 05:14 PM, Nev wrote: And I'd give funniest album cover to this:

Come on, you know the funniest album covers are Cannibal Corpse's.

Yes, they too have funny album covers but if there's one specific album cover I have to talk about, it's The Wretched Spawn. Sick as hell but hilarious.

I finally got Paranoid, fuck me it's even better than I knew it would be. I'm gonna try and learn as many of the songs on it as I can, when I get the time :P

At 2/25/10 10:18 AM, Bahamut wrote: Yes, they too have funny album covers but if there's one specific album cover I have to talk about, it's The Wretched Spawn. Sick as hell but hilarious.

Haha lol, I just took a look at it and yes, it is sick but very funny indeed. One thing I love about Cannibal Corpse.

At 2/25/10 06:33 AM, TheUnwisePoet wrote: I like your sig, Nile is Brutal!

Nile is brutal and awesome, no doubt. They are one of my favorite death metal bands right now. But there are more brutal death metal bands that I listen to, like Devourment. Both bands are great, though.

Also, does anyone know if the band Torsofuck is goregrind? Because I listened to them, and they are god awful. They certainly sound like it, but man their lyrics and album covers had me crack up.

At 2/25/10 06:52 AM, PenisClown wrote:

HAHAHA, that makes me laugh :') sweet jesus. Your poser level rises, you leveled up Amerifag.

Love you too Aussie faggot. I've listened to there other stuff so I know Im not a poser.

OH BTW

At 2/25/10 06:52 AM, PenisClown wrote:

In fact, Dream Theater have been shit for ages, Mike probably likes that A7X crappy, crap, crapola.

You really think Dream Theater only makes shit nowadays? I've heard their new album was good. And Systematic Chaos, even if far from a masterpiece, really wasn't that bad.

But of course, never ever will the awesomness of Images And Words be reached.

At 2/25/10 03:30 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: I wouldn't say that. If Green Day's drummer left, I don't think Portnoy would ever think about replacing him, even for just a recording session

Urgh, stop saying stupid things, stupid. Hurting my brain. With the stupidity.

But remember when Joey Jordison replaced Ulrich with Metallica?

All three things you just mentioned suck cock, therefore, do not matter.

Not really. These are fucking facts. Therefore I cannot be stupid stating facts. Shut up you cock.
Only part where I give an opinion is where I state Portnoy would never think of replacing a kid from a band like Green Day. And I'm kind of fucking convinced that I'm right. Stfu.

I think that theses guys really just do not care about the differences between nu-metal, metal and metalcore. Especially for drummers. Cause even if there is a difference in metal drumming and metalcore drumming, the differences are not as big as the differences between core guitar and metal guitar.

Well, yes I agree. Of course Metallica wouldn't give a shit, they would love to suck the cock of Slipknot, just to get even more famous. Although a lot of older metal bands see metalcore as a 'progression' while failing to understand that it's 'regression' and 'faggotaidsgaylordtion'. If you listen to A7X, you will notice that they can shred like fuck. Their music and lyrics how ever are terrible. But of course, drumming you cannot pick on a lot. I don't give a shit that Portnoy did it, he probably made a lot of money off the cunts.

You really think session musicians get that much money?

And about that part with these bands seing metalcore as a progression. I was wondering if I was the only one to see it this way.
I have core fag friends who really believe their chugging thugish angry fags artists are the evolution of metal. But actual bands like Maiden, Metallica, Megadeth and Dream Theater?
I don't know if you guys heard of this, but Maiden used to tour with BFMV...

At 2/25/10 01:56 PM, greensucksbluerules wrote:

At 2/25/10 03:30 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: But remember when Joey Jordison replaced Ulrich with Metallica?

Ulrich was sick and Metallica needed someone to play drums for their show. So Joey and another drummer filled in.

What I meant, and I know you understand it. Is that Metallica, a thrash and heavy metal band, doesn't consider Joey Jordison, who is playing Nu-Metal, to be playing a different genre of music.
Lars Ulrich was sick, but they didn't just replace him with random people. They picked Dave Lombardo (thrash metal) and Joey Jordison.

Metallica doesn't make the difference between Nu-Metal and Metal. And Mike Portnoy, maybe does make the difference, but doesn't seem to fucking care about differences between core and metal. Or, as I said, metalcore drumming is not THAT different than metal drumming. Especially when talking about A7X. You guys may not like them, but their ex-drummer was kind of good.

At 2/25/10 06:29 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: You really think Dream Theater only makes shit nowadays? I've heard their new album was good. And Systematic Chaos, even if far from a masterpiece, really wasn't that bad.

They have one or two great songs per album.

The rest is shit.

But of course, never ever will the awesomness of Images And Words be reached.

WDADU and Awake are better than I+W.

ree things you just mentioned suck cock, therefore, do not matter.

You really think session musicians get that much money?

Depending on who they are.

I don't know if you guys heard of this, but Maiden used to tour with BFMV...

That was back in 2007, right?

I remember I didn't go because I hated the opener that much.

At 2/25/10 06:29 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: You really think Dream Theater only makes shit nowadays? I've heard their new album was good. And Systematic Chaos, even if far from a masterpiece, really wasn't that bad.

SC is alright, fo' sure.
Black Clouds is really, really poor though.

But of course, never ever will the awesomness of Images And Words be reached.

But it was, by Awake :P.

At 2/25/10 06:59 PM, AniMetal wrote:

WDADU and Awake are better than I+W.

Douche Bag...

At 2/25/10 07:03 PM, Nev wrote: SC is alright, fo' sure.

SC and TOT are probably the only 00's dream theater albums I still listen to at times.

I don't even listen to black clouds anymore and it came out last year - how sad is that?

At 2/25/10 07:04 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 2/25/10 06:59 PM, AniMetal wrote: WDADU and Awake are better than I+W.

Douche Bag...

They are.

At 2/25/10 07:21 PM, AniMetal wrote:

They are.

Your opinions makes me sad

At 2/25/10 07:21 PM, AniMetal wrote: I don't even listen to black clouds anymore and it came out last year - how sad is that?

I've listened to it once. The Count of Tuscany is the only decent song on it.

At 2/25/10 07:04 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

They are.

WDADU certainly isn't.

Images And Words is simply amazing. You go through tons of moods during the album. There are some very melodic and catchy songs, beautiful piano and vocals track, and probably one of the most epic progressive tracks the world as ever heard: Learning To Live.
Every instrument on this album as his moments. It's not another of these "look at me, my name is Petrucci" album.

I just don't know what more I could say. I don't even need to explain how this awesome is flawless. Just listen to it :O

At 2/26/10 02:26 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: Awake is simply amazing. You go through tons of moods during the album. There are some very melodic and catchy songs, beautiful piano and vocals track. Every instrument on this album as his moments. It's not another of these "look at me, my name is Petrucci" album.

Fixed it for you.

Seriously.

Nice to see transilvanian hunger is still kvlt.

Need to dig that album out again, been a long time since I last listened to it lol.

At 2/25/10 09:10 AM, PenisClown wrote: TH is kvlt, I dig it.

You know I hate that word. >=(

I still enjoy all the Dream Theater albums except for Falling Into Infinity which I've never really liked. There are still some good songs on there but most songs on there are the weakest they've ever done.

At 2/25/10 07:36 PM, Nev wrote:

At 2/25/10 07:21 PM, AniMetal wrote: I don't even listen to black clouds anymore and it came out last year - how sad is that?

I've listened to it once.

Only once? Would have thought you'd give it a few more listens before giving the album a final verdict.

At 2/26/10 10:40 AM, Bahamut wrote: Only once? Would have thought you'd give it a few more listens before giving the album a final verdict.

My thoughts exactly.

Nightmare To Remeber is one of the few CHUGGA-CHUGGA Dream Theater songs I enjoy.

So yeah, that and the count of tuscany.

TWO GOOD SONGS, not one.

And best of times is ok as well, I suppose.

Win?

I think so.

At 2/24/10 05:25 PM, greensucksbluerules wrote: Why is Mike Portnoy playing with Avenged Sevenfold?

It's just a guess, but Mike may be A7X's temporary replacement until they find and confirm a new drummer.

At 2/25/10 06:29 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

You guys may not like them, but [Avenged Sevenfold's] ex-drummer was kind of good.

Yeah, I agree. It's too bad the Rev died too soon.

At 2/26/10 09:20 AM, greensucksbluerules wrote: hey guyz, let's join this metal club.

I'm surprised it wasn't locked.

At 2/26/10 10:40 AM, Bahamut wrote: I still enjoy all the Dream Theater albums except for Falling Into Infinity which I've never really liked. There are still some good songs on there but most songs on there are the weakest they've ever done.

Pfft. Falling Into Infinity is a perfectly fine album :P. The songs are a lot better than people give them credit for. And people moaning about how it was too commercial is bollocks now given that the last two albums are trying to be commercial without any dignity whatsoever.

At 2/25/10 07:36 PM, Nev wrote:

Only once? Would have thought you'd give it a few more listens before giving the album a final verdict.

I've heard most of the tracks live too a couple of times.
And in my defense, its terrible. I don't want to listen to it again :P.

At 2/26/10 11:03 AM, AniMetal wrote: Nightmare To Remeber is one of the few CHUGGA-CHUGGA Dream Theater songs I enjoy.

I really like the intro to A Nightmare to Remember. The other great intros from their latest album are The Shattered Fortress (hey, at least it wasn't the recycled parts) and The Count of Tuscany.

At 2/26/10 03:18 PM, Nev wrote:

At 2/26/10 10:40 AM, Bahamut wrote: I still enjoy all the Dream Theater albums except for Falling Into Infinity which I've never really liked. There are still some good songs on there but most songs on there are the weakest they've ever done.

Pfft. Falling Into Infinity is a perfectly fine album :P. The songs are a lot better than people give them credit for. And people moaning about how it was too commercial is bollocks now given that the last two albums are trying to be commercial without any dignity whatsoever.

The commercialising in Falling Into Infinity wasn't my issue with the album, I just didn't find the majority of the album to be particularly interesting.

At 2/25/10 07:36 PM, Nev wrote:

Only once? Would have thought you'd give it a few more listens before giving the album a final verdict.

I've heard most of the tracks live too a couple of times.
And in my defense, its terrible. I don't want to listen to it again :P.

Hey, I at least listened to St. Anger and Risk...Twice. :P But yeah, THAT'S enough to say that both albums sucked and weren't worth listening to ever again with the exception of Prince of Darkness. As for BC&SL, my first listen to it told me it's the weakest album since Falling Into Infinity but after a few more listens, I found it to be a very good album.

At 2/26/10 11:21 AM, AniMetal wrote: Win?

I think so.

"Those stupid core bands shouldn't be here!"
lolll

But it's true. Graspop and The Ozzfest are horrid fake metal festivals now. And I've seen the next band list for Wacken... and it's horrible...

At 2/26/10 05:52 PM, greensucksbluerules wrote: I think people disliked it because Kevin Moore was gone and James LaBrie hurt his voice.

It also had the difficulty of following Images, Awake and A Change of Seasons.
Really, you don't stand a chance after that trio.

Actually, nothing in the DT discography does, or did, or will.

At 2/26/10 05:14 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 2/26/10 11:21 AM, AniMetal wrote: Win?

I think so.

"Those stupid core bands shouldn't be here!"
lolll

Lmao ''During wall of death during Slayer's set''

There is that deathcore kid who made a post earlier this week.
He listed Beneath The Massacre. So I gave this band a try.
They are so fucking Technical Brutal Death Metal and Deathcore at the same time. It's fucking confusing. I think they do it well though!