At 4/5/11 02:49 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: At 4/5/11 08:20 AM, Vectom wrote: It's time for some Ulver! Currently listening to Ulver's Bergtatt - Et Eeventyr I 5 Captiler. :3

I love Ulver. What do you think of their later, non-metal stuff like Perdition City and Blood Inside?

I didn't give Perdition City a good listen, I'll go and try it later; but from what I remember, I didn't really like it. Blood Inside? Never listened to it...

NP: Suffocation - Beginning of Sorrow.

Stoner/Doom song I composed.

So I got a bunch of new stuff. I got Kamelot's first two albums, which I haven't been able to listen to yet. But I also got Honour Amongst Chaos by Waylander and Infinity by Stratovarius, both of which are pretty good.

Nirvana was good. Y'all can bite my dink.

At 4/6/11 04:48 AM, PenisClown wrote: I love Perdition City and Metamorphosis, I'm not fully into Blood Inside still. Yes, I'm aware you're talking to Vectom :3

I love all 3 of those. a Quick Fix of Melancholy, too. Though they weren't the best, the Lykanthropen and Svidd Neger soundtracks had nice tracks, too. Speaking of which, Ulver has a new album coming out soon!

Since you guys are talking about Ulver, I'll just share my opinion on their records two :)

I really like the three first albums, Bergtatt, Nattens Madrigal and Kveldssanger. And when it comes to their most recent work, I really like Svidd Neger and Perdition City.

At 4/6/11 05:18 PM, TheDaemonicPoet wrote: Stoner/Doom song I composed.

Good ideas, just be a little more anal about having your two guitars match up evenly.

At 4/6/11 07:11 PM, Sense-Offender wrote: Speaking of which, Ulver has a new album coming out soon!

Thank fuck. Unless it's exactly like Shadows of the Sun, in which case I'll be pretty sad. But it shouldn't be.

I want to drop acid and listen to William Blake's. That would be intense.

Nah.

It would be outdoors.

Nah.

It would be inhouses.

Nah.

It would be incars.

Nah.

It would be inverandas.

Nah.

It would be inoneofthose, ah you know those little rubber things that go EH! EH! EH! One of those little rubber things yeah, well I want a box full of them.

WHERE THE FUCK IS GOATCHRIST

At 4/6/11 12:46 PM, TheDaemonicPoet wrote:

At 4/6/11 01:18 AM, Anti-pie wrote:

At 4/6/11 12:58 AM, smeagol1 wrote: not metal but still interesting.

Apr 5 1994

Kurt Cobain blows his fucking head off.

He did the music world a favor.

I believe you were happy when Paul Gray died aswell. That's just so immature.

Really? This again?

At 4/6/11 07:40 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I really like the three first albums, Bergtatt, Nattens Madrigal and Kveldssanger. And when it comes to their most recent work, I really like Svidd Neger and Perdition City.

Have you heard Blood Inside yet?

At 4/7/11 12:13 AM, PenisClown wrote: Thank fuck. Unless it's exactly like Shadows of the Sun, in which case I'll be pretty sad. But it shouldn't be.

Yeah, I hope it's more like either Perdition City or Blood Inside.

I want to drop acid and listen to William Blake's. That would be intense.

William Blake's is alright. It's not that memorable and it gets boring at parts. One of my favorite tracks is the second intro (track 2 on the second disc).

Also, dude, have you listened to this yet?

At 4/7/11 12:38 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:

At 4/6/11 07:40 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I really like the three first albums, Bergtatt, Nattens Madrigal and Kveldssanger. And when it comes to their most recent work, I really like Svidd Neger and Perdition City.

Have you heard Blood Inside yet?

Yes I did, but it didn't do it for me through the first listen. I will give it another listen, though.

I dunno if you'll appreciate it on a second listen, then. For me, I was blown away on the first listen. the beautiful chaos of the whole thing. such a great mixture of so many sounds. And listening to it stoned?

0_0 waaaaaaaah

Last night I went to see BuZZer, awesome Stoner/Sludge from Israel; I think they have BuZZraiser up on Youtube. Check it out. :)

At 4/6/11 07:46 AM, Haggard wrote: Which I haven't heard yet, so I don't care (too much). :P

Not sure which Iced Earth albums you've listened to but I easily put Something Wicked parts 1 and 2 at the bottom. Yeah, even below The Glorious Burden. From Iced Earth, I still need the self-titled album, The Dark Saga and Horror Show. I've already listened to most of the songs from the self-titled album considering all except a song or two was re-recorded on Days of Purgatory.

The new Ulver album is like Perdition City and Shadows of the Sun crashed together at a million miles an hour and morphed into one audible mass.

At 4/7/11 12:11 PM, Bahamut wrote:

From Iced Earth, I still need the self-titled album, The Dark Saga and Horror Show. I've already listened to most of the songs from the self-titled album considering all except a song or two was re-recorded on Days of Purgatory.

Iced Earth's self titled = the best.

At 4/7/11 12:13 AM, PenisClown wrote:

At 4/6/11 05:18 PM, TheDaemonicPoet wrote: Stoner/Doom song I composed.

Good ideas, just be a little more anal about having your two guitars match up evenly.

Thanks, I will work on that.

So guys, I'm back after many PC issues! So, what have I missed?

At 4/7/11 01:27 PM, Vectom wrote:

At 4/7/11 12:11 PM, Bahamut wrote:

From Iced Earth, I still need the self-titled album, The Dark Saga and Horror Show. I've already listened to most of the songs from the self-titled album considering all except a song or two was re-recorded on Days of Purgatory.

Iced Earth's self titled = the best.

Disagree. While good, I think Burnt Offerings and Night of the Stormrider are the two best. Horror Show is pretty awesome, and so is Glorious Burden (yeah, the one with Tim Owens).

So this guy came in to my place of employment yesterday wearing a Cephalic Carnage T-shirt. Got to bullshit with him about some death metal, which was a nice break from the usual grind of nobody knowing what the fuck they want to order when it's their turn.
Also, I got Omnivium finally. It's pretty sick I guess but I must have over-hyped myself on it because so far there aren't really any tracks on it that get me hook line and sinker except for Septuagint. I have a feeling it will grow on me though, much the same way that Psycroptic's (Ob)Servant and Benighted's Icon did.

That's all for now, folks. Keep it real.

At 4/7/11 07:47 AM, Sense-Offender wrote: I dunno if you'll appreciate it on a second listen, then. For me, I was blown away on the first listen. the beautiful chaos of the whole thing. such a great mixture of so many sounds. And listening to it stoned?

I've listenned to the three first tracks today. It sounds pretty good to me :) Will listen to the whole thing tonight.

At 4/7/11 01:11 PM, AllMightyBruce wrote: The new Ulver album is like Perdition City and Shadows of the Sun crashed together at a million miles an hour and morphed into one audible mass.

I hope you are speaking the thruth! Perdition City is an unmatched masterpiece, IMO.

So I gave Perdition City and Blood Inside a listen and decided to check out the other albums...
I just jizzed in my pants.

At 4/7/11 06:25 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I hope you are speaking the thruth! Perdition City is an unmatched masterpiece, IMO.

Picture Shadows of the Sun with the tempo and Garminess of Perdition City. Garm gives a better vocal performance than in Shadows of the Sun and there aren't as many slow songs. There's also a lot more of a focus on drums. You'll notice that off the bat. It still has some really quiet ambient songs but the album has a much higher tempo. I wouldn't say it's Perdition City good, but it does have a lot of elements from that album and it is a lot better than Shadows. And I really liked Shadows.

Hmm. This looks like a nice club/crew. I always preferred the high pitched heavy metal bands like Judas Priest before Rob Halford left and Dio, the kind of people who make the dumbest things seem like epic tales.

Although I enjoy bands like Bullet for my Valentine as well. Is there a club sig?

Is anyone here a fan of Between the Buried and Me? I'm personally a huge prog-metal fan and feel that BtBaM is at the top tier as far as artists go.

At 4/7/11 01:11 PM, AllMightyBruce wrote: The new Ulver album is like Perdition City and Shadows of the Sun crashed together at a million miles an hour and morphed into one audible mass.

Leaked?

At 4/7/11 08:21 PM, batman64 wrote: My name is Bill.

Holy fuck are you serious

At 4/8/11 02:43 AM, joeyjoah wrote: Is there a club sig?

No, but there's an initiation. You have to list 10 metal band- Err you have to punch yourself in the face really hard to prove how metal you are.

At 4/8/11 03:09 AM, Bladebound wrote: I'm personally a huge prog-metal fan and feel that BtBaM is at the top tier as far as artists go.

Not while Solefald and Winds and AoS are around and shit.

I am off my shit right now :/

At 4/8/11 03:34 AM, PenisClown wrote: Leaked?

Ya bb. I'll hook you up tomorrow. I'm off to bed.

At 4/8/11 03:09 AM, Bladebound wrote: Is anyone here a fan of Between the Buried and Me? I'm personally a huge prog-metal fan and feel that BtBaM is at the top tier as far as artists go.

Oh, and what do you think of these Progressive Metal bands?

Blotted Science
Cynic
Dream Theater
Eidolon
Gordian Knot
Jacobs Dream
Liquid Tension Experiment
maudlin of the Well
Sculptured
Spastic Ink
Symphony X
Watchtower

Which are my favorite prog metal bands :)

At 4/8/11 04:12 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

Oh, and what do you think of these Progressive Metal bands?

Blotted Science
Cynic
Dream Theater
Eidolon
Gordian Knot
Jacobs Dream
Liquid Tension Experiment
maudlin of the Well
Sculptured
Spastic Ink
Symphony X
Watchtower

Which are my favorite prog metal bands :)

Redemption, Riverside, Morbid Theory, Fates Warning and Queensryche are also great. (Also, I don't lke Dream Theater and Symphony X, sue me.)

Oh yeah, Bruce. You wanted my thoughts on Portal's Outre and Exhumed a while back, right? Well, here they are. (If I missed anything, let me know.)

I listened to Exhumed a while back. I love early Carcass, and will always have a soft spot for Carcass worship, so I was expecting to enjoy them a lot with my relistening, which I did. I listened to Gore Metal. Great album. Worshipping Carcass while putting your own spin on the ol' formula is always a plus in my book. I'd give it a 4.5 out of 5.

Listened to Outre today. Meh. Showed promise, but it pretty much failed at delivering on said promise. I liked how dark the album was and all that shit, but to be honest, it kind of bored me. Fuck. Tried reading some creepypasta while listening to it. Better off reading while listening to Hérésie or Les Morts Vont Vite. Anyway, despite my complaints. I liked it. Somewhat. I'd give it a 3 out of 5.

Well, the birthday present winner this year was certainly worth it - I've not got the Flight 666 DVD and CD to go alongside the T-Shirt from that tour. Now to get me a tour shirt from the Final Frontier in July and I'll be a very happy man :D

Oh man, I've just checked the website and I'd love to be at the Oslo or Helsinki gigs, as their setup act is Alice Cooper! Sorry for compounding your misery, Bahamut

At 4/7/11 05:16 PM, Zodir wrote: Disagree. While good, I think Burnt Offerings and Night of the Stormrider are the two best. Horror Show is pretty awesome, and so is Glorious Burden (yeah, the one with Tim Owens).

I don't have a definite favourite for Iced Earth but the ones I've enjoyed the most are Night of the Stormrider and Something Wicked This Way Comes, even if the track listing is inconsistent.

At 4/8/11 08:38 AM, Coop wrote: Oh man, I've just checked the website and I'd love to be at the Oslo or Helsinki gigs, as their setup act is Alice Cooper! Sorry for compounding your misery, Bahamut

You'll have to sit through that shitty ass AC/DC clone too. :P

At 4/7/11 12:11 PM, Bahamut wrote:

At 4/6/11 07:46 AM, Haggard wrote: Which I haven't heard yet, so I don't care (too much). :P

Not sure which Iced Earth albums you've listened to but I easily put Something Wicked parts 1 and 2 at the bottom. Yeah, even below The Glorious Burden. From Iced Earth, I still need the self-titled album, The Dark Saga and Horror Show. I've already listened to most of the songs from the self-titled album considering all except a song or two was re-recorded on Days of Purgatory.

Sadly there's still very much I have to listen to. Iced Earth was one of the bands I discovered when I was still downloading music, so the songs I know are from pretty much all the albums they released and yet I didn't had any complete albums. I listened to a few albums on simfy, though. :)

But you should put Horror Show high up on your "CDs I have to buy"-list, it's a very good album (and I bought it last year).
Damn, I can't find your list of CDs you own right now (and I don't want to go through all the pages... ^^), but if you haven't done so, you you should buy Alive in Athens, even if you already know all the songs on that album.