At 11/25/10 07:19 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Blotted Science.

Holy balls these are awesome. Thank you for this post.

At 11/25/10 07:19 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I'm on a Progressive Metal trip right now. I'm listenning to Cynic, Spastic Ink, Blotted Science.
You guys have any suggestions of bands like these?

Not exactly like these bands, but I really like Ayreon. I suggest you check them out. I also second the nomination for Gonin-Ish.

Listening to Gwar's new album now, so far most of it is what I expected, Gwar hasnt changed too much over the 25 years they've been around it seems. However Come The Carnivore sounds a lot more doom metal than anything i've heard from Gwar before. I'm only halfway through now so hopefully theres more good stuff to come.

New Sig thanks to JaY11 by the way!

At 11/25/10 07:54 PM, Nev wrote:

Gonin-Ish
You know of Behold... the Arctopus (right?)
Liquid Tension Experiment (obvious)
SikTh (you're probably the only person that would like these, given theres a sizeable hardcore influence in there).

I'll check out Gonin-Ish and SikTh. (How am I hardcore...)
I know LTE already and I'm not really fond of Behold... The Arctopus, while their music is still pretty cool.

At 11/25/10 08:03 PM, JaY11 wrote:

At 11/25/10 07:19 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Blotted Science.

Holy balls these are awesome. Thank you for this post.

You just discovered them now? :O Seriously?
Now you guys see the importance of mentionning the same bands often!

So I been taking a brief break from metal. I feel better, I saved my relationship ( I was a raging asshole) when you listen to the same stuff over and over it messes with your head in some sick way.

I got my own cum on my face in front of a girl today.

Metal.

Behold... The Arctopus are fucking awesome. Thanks Nev for showing me them when they were just starting. I wish they made a new album already.

You know another band I want to release a new album? Vintersorg. A new Melvins album would rock if it was good. The Bride Screamed Murder is pretty under done IMO.

Went to another gig last night, saw Sylosis, Heaven Shall Burn, Suicide Silence and As I Lay Dying, was damn good.

Naturally most of you are scowling at your monitors and twisting your 'taches in disbelief, but I had a damn good time :D

I went for Sylosis (the only actual metal band playing rofl) and they were my favourite, they were tighter than a penguins arsehole, and everyone loved them, they played Teras as their last song which is one of my favourites :D

Heaven Shall Burn were pretty epic too, got the crowd going crazy, and they looked sharp in their red shirts aha, vocalist was mental and stagedived over the security guards during the last song lol.

Suicide Silence were the worst band of the night, but all the corefags who were there were lovin them, I must admit though I really enjoyed screaming along to No Time To Bleed and No Pity For A Coward :P

Finally As I Lay Dying were pretty sexy, I didn't go in the crowd when they played as I discovered I could get served alcohol at the venue bar rofl, so I just stood near the bar with my mate downing some pints while checking them out, they were tight and really got the crowd going mental. They played Through Struggle, The Sound of Truth and Nothing Left which are the only songs I wanted to hear so I was happy aha.

Was a good night, even core bands can put on a good show :P

At 11/25/10 07:54 PM, Nev wrote: SikTh (you're probably the only person that would like these, given theres a sizeable hardcore influence in there).

I swear my posts in here are fucking invisible. I had a SikTh sig for months damn it.

In other news I am seeing Shrinebuilder and Wolves in the Throne Room for the third time on the 2nd.

At 11/26/10 12:01 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: I'll check out Gonin-Ish and SikTh. (How am I hardcore...)

You're not hardcore, you're a bitch :P. But you like core-y stuff more than most in here. So you'd be more open it it, surely?

At 11/26/10 02:06 AM, MudkipsPiano wrote: I'm actually looking for more bands with lyrics that mean something lately.

Tankard.

At 11/26/10 09:35 AM, SomaGuye wrote: I swear my posts in here are fucking invisible. I had a SikTh sig for months damn it.

No one in here cares about SikTh. I've been mentioning them whenever I can for years. No one ever listens :(.
They're missing out.

At 11/26/10 12:08 PM, Nev wrote:

At 11/26/10 02:06 AM, MudkipsPiano wrote: I'm actually looking for more bands with lyrics that mean something lately.

Tankard.

Solid choice, but I can one up you. Sodom.

At 11/25/10 12:17 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 11/25/10 11:34 AM, Dalnaki wrote: So, fellow Manilla Road fans. Thoughts on this?

You talking about the live performance or the song itself? Necropolis is a great song and stands as one of my favourite Manilla Road songs right now. As for the live performance, I didn't like the sound of the drums and Mark Shelton didn't sound very enthusiastic here.

I mean the live performance. I thought it was great, especially the dual vocals. Shoddy drum sound aside, what do you mean by unenthusiastic? He's just matching the nasal singing style he had on Crystal Logic. Well, at least that's what I thought. Though, now that you mention it he does sound a bit flat.

At 11/25/10 05:24 PM, Zodir wrote:

At 11/25/10 11:34 AM, Dalnaki wrote: So, fellow Manilla Road fans. Thoughts on this?

I've been wanting to get into Manilla Road for a while now, where should I start?

You virtually can't go wrong with any album, but as Bahamut said, Crystal Logic is a great start.

At 11/25/10 07:19 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I'm on a Progressive Metal trip right now. I'm listenning to Cynic, Spastic Ink, Blotted Science.
You guys have any suggestions of bands like these?

No suggestions for similar bands, but here's some cool prog thrash worth checking out.

At 11/26/10 02:31 AM, smeagol1 wrote: So I been taking a brief break from metal. I feel better, I saved my relationship ( I was a raging asshole) when you listen to the same stuff over and over it messes with your head in some sick way.

Yeah man, I love metal, but you gotta switch it up a bit. My other favorite genres are ska, chiptunes, classic rock, and hardcore. I couldn't listen to just metal all the time, I tried that when I was 14. A good mix is good for the mind.

At 11/26/10 12:21 PM, Dalnaki wrote:

At 11/25/10 05:24 PM, Zodir wrote:

At 11/25/10 11:34 AM, Dalnaki wrote: So, fellow Manilla Road fans. Thoughts on this?

I've been wanting to get into Manilla Road for a while now, where should I start?

You virtually can't go wrong with any album, but as Bahamut said, Crystal Logic is a great start.

Thanks, but when I was researching Manilla Road, one of their albums has a storyline of Cthulu and his hordes fighting the Norse Gods in Atlantis. That is one of the coolest concept album storylines ever. I want this album.

At 11/26/10 02:03 PM, Zodir wrote: Thanks, but when I was researching Manilla Road, one of their albums has a storyline of Cthulu and his hordes fighting the Norse Gods in Atlantis. That is one of the coolest concept album storylines ever. I want this album.

Is that Atlantis Rising? I've heard some of the songs in that album and they sound really good. That and it has a pretty badass album cover. I'll probably get this album next from the Manilla Road library.

I've been listening to a lot of At The Gates lately, they're pretty raw for a melodeath band. Although I've also read a lot of people who say they're a mix between thrash and death, either way, they're still melodic death in my mind.

At 11/26/10 12:21 PM, Dalnaki wrote:

At 11/25/10 05:24 PM, Zodir wrote:

At 11/25/10 11:34 AM, Dalnaki wrote: So, fellow Manilla Road fans. Thoughts on this?

I've been wanting to get into Manilla Road for a while now, where should I start?

You virtually can't go wrong with any album, but as Bahamut said, Crystal Logic is a great start.

I managed to pick up Crystal Logic today, and it kicks ass. Thanks for the recs!

At 11/26/10 02:31 AM, smeagol1 wrote: So I been taking a brief break from metal. I feel better, I saved my relationship ( I was a raging asshole) when you listen to the same stuff over and over it messes with your head in some sick way.

Variety is the spice of life is it not?

At 11/26/10 12:01 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 11/25/10 08:03 PM, JaY11 wrote:

At 11/25/10 07:19 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Blotted Science.

Holy balls these are awesome. Thank you for this post.

You just discovered them now? :O Seriously?
Now you guys see the importance of mentionning the same bands often!

I also just checked em out last night, great stuff really liking these instrumental progressive bands like Behold... The Arctopus and Blotted Science, wish there was more of it out there.
Or if these bands could at least release another album.

Amazing (re)discovery of my life. After having some nostalgia from listening to the War of the Worlds album and talking to my sister about the albums we came across from our dad and aunt's vinyls, it came to my attention that Run to the Hills ISN'T the first Maiden song I ever heard but actually a cover from the Aces High. This very cover was the very first thing I heard from Iron Maiden and I originally heard this at the age of 6/7.

At 11/26/10 06:10 PM, 6Imm6ortal6 wrote: Or if these bands could at least release another album.

Guitarist from the band Blotted Science is also in Spastic Ink, Watchtower and his own solo project. Ink Complete and The Machinations Of Dementia are my two favorite albums from Ron Jarzombeck's work.

Spastic Ink - The Mad Data Race

At 11/26/10 12:59 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote:

At 11/26/10 02:31 AM, smeagol1 wrote: So I been taking a brief break from metal. I feel better, I saved my relationship ( I was a raging asshole) when you listen to the same stuff over and over it messes with your head in some sick way.

Yeah man, I love metal, but you gotta switch it up a bit. My other favorite genres are ska, chiptunes, classic rock, and hardcore. I couldn't listen to just metal all the time, I tried that when I was 14. A good mix is good for the mind.

That's a good topic. What do you listen to beside metal?

Beside Metal, I also like Industrial, Goth Rock, Grunge, Hard Rock, Death Rock, Post-punk, Classical, Punk Rock(The Ramones!!), Folk, Dark Ambient, Jazz, Blues, some Melodic Metalcore, Glam Rock, some EBM and some Alternative Rock.

I just found this on my special edition of A Matter of Life And Death (which I got a couple days ago), but apparently Iron Maiden did a cover of the Castlevania theme song. It is most interesting.

AHH FUCK. Both Evile and Nile are playing here on the 13th of February, I want to see both of them damn it how could they do this to me.

At 11/27/10 03:04 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 11/26/10 06:10 PM, 6Imm6ortal6 wrote: Or if these bands could at least release another album.

Guitarist from the band Blotted Science is also in Spastic Ink, Watchtower and his own solo project. Ink Complete and The Machinations Of Dementia are my two favorite albums from Ron Jarzombeck's work.

Alright thanks i'll check this stuff out today, I have The Machinations of Dementia badass album man.

And congrats on becoming a grandfather batman!

At 11/27/10 11:23 AM, batman64 wrote: Hey guys, been too long since I last was in here.

Hey man good to see you posting again :)

My daughter had her son on October 9th.
I AM NOW A GRANDFATHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Haha congrats mate, my sister is preggers and due any day now

So there you go, I am a 46 yo Grandfather still into Metal and keeping it Heavy.
Hopefully I can be on more often by using my sons iPad.

Nice one man :D

Skinless - Forshadowing Our Demise

So Fleshgod Apocalypse's bassist sent me an e-mail. Isn't that awesome :P

So guys I got the latest issue of Terrorizer and apparently Napalm Death are going to be in Skins. For you guys that don't know Skins is a Teen Drama show where lots of stuff that doesn't really happen in real life happens. They are in it performing and then Mark Greenway has a conversation with a metalhead character about shit.

At 11/28/10 01:37 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: So Fleshgod Apocalypse's bassist sent me an e-mail. Isn't that awesome :P

That's pretty cool man, what'd he talk about?

At 11/27/10 10:04 AM, Zodir wrote: I just found this on my special edition of A Matter of Life And Death (which I got a couple days ago), but apparently Iron Maiden did a cover of the Castlevania theme song. It is most interesting.

Nah, it's not Maiden. If they actually did a cover of Castlevania, we would have known about it ages ago. I did a bit of research on that Castlevania cover and it's actually by Naoto Shibata, a band member of Anthem. Never heard of them before.

At 11/27/10 11:23 AM, batman64 wrote: Hey guys, been too long since I last was in here.

Welcome back Bill!

My daughter had her son on October 9th.
I AM NOW A GRANDFATHER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I thought you were a grandfather already.

New Motorhead comes out next year and it already leaked.
Have yet to hear it though, I know it will be good.

I'm actually waiting until the actual CD release in the UK. Sadly, it's exclusive to Classic Rock Magazine for the first four weeks of the release and if I wanted it for Christmas, I'll need someone to get it from a foreign seller.

At 11/28/10 09:52 AM, Bahamut wrote: Nah, it's not Maiden. If they actually did a cover of Castlevania, we would have known about it ages ago. I did a bit of research on that Castlevania cover and it's actually by Naoto Shibata, a band member of Anthem. Never heard of them before.

Then why the hell was it on my special edition of A Matter of Life And Death? Is Maiden now plugging for other bands?

At 11/28/10 10:01 AM, Zodir wrote: Then why the hell was it on my special edition of A Matter of Life And Death? Is Maiden now plugging for other bands?

You sure that copy of A Matter of Life and Death is genuine? I have the special edition of A Matter of Life and Death but all it has is a behind the scenes DVD for the recording of the album.

At 11/28/10 11:12 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 11/28/10 10:01 AM, Zodir wrote: Then why the hell was it on my special edition of A Matter of Life And Death? Is Maiden now plugging for other bands?

You sure that copy of A Matter of Life and Death is genuine? I have the special edition of A Matter of Life and Death but all it has is a behind the scenes DVD for the recording of the album.

As sure as I can possibly be. Got it from that same record shop I get all my albums from. I even preordered my copy of The Final Frontier through there.