At 7/1/12 01:59 AM, ElGhoulio wrote: Did you ever listen to Oranssi Pazuzu? They're a similar band.
yep. I have their album. awesome stuff.
Planet X is pretty cool, it's spacy and alien-like. Sherinian does go overboard sometimes, but songs like Peruvian Skies, Hollow Years, Hell's Kitchen, and Take Away My Pain are great mellow tunes.
What I think really makes the music is the guitar. awesome rythym.
At 7/1/12 09:32 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 7/1/12 01:59 AM, ElGhoulio wrote:What I think really makes the music is the guitar. awesome rythym.
Planet X is pretty cool, it's spacy and alien-like. Sherinian does go overboard sometimes, but songs like Peruvian Skies, Hollow Years, Hell's Kitchen, and Take Away My Pain are great mellow tunes.
Which one are you talking about, Falling into Infinity or Planet X? Planet X has some really fucking interesting guitars, courtesy of T-Mac
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I just saw the Stanley Clark Band live, and it was absolutely beautiful. Everything was just perfect. Such chemestry, beautiful music and awesome improvisations.
At 7/1/12 04:14 PM, ElGhoulio wrote: Which one are you talking about, Falling into Infinity or Planet X?
Planet X
Planet X has some really fucking interesting guitars, courtesy of T-Mac
Donati also has really good rhythm on the drums.
Another metal confession: I've tried Planet X but couldn't really get into them. Maybe I didn't listen to the right songs of theirs to make my way into their music. Then again, I can be a bit fussy with progressive metal in general which is strange since I enjoy a lot of prog rock out there. Maybe I'm just more of a prog rock person than being a progressive metal enthusiast.
Actually, I'm thinking of King's X, not Planet X. It's been ages since I did try out King's X so maybe they're not progressive metal as my mind originally thought.
Anyone listen to the new Gojira album? Or was that already discussed?
At 7/2/12 05:35 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 7/1/12 04:14 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:Planet X has some really fucking interesting guitars, courtesy of T-MacDonati also has really good rhythm on the drums.
I saw a vidya of Donati in the early nineties, I think, back when he had the mullet from hell, and he was drumming some insane shit, like 240 bpm 13/16 crazy stuff.
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At 7/2/12 01:28 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:At 7/2/12 05:35 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:I saw a vidya of Donati in the early nineties, I think, back when he had the mullet from hell, and he was drumming some insane shit, like 240 bpm 13/16 crazy stuff.At 7/1/12 04:14 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:Planet X has some really fucking interesting guitars, courtesy of T-MacDonati also has really good rhythm on the drums.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h62F6vWgPu4 here's that vidya
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At 6/30/12 09:09 PM, BillPatton wrote: gonna be a long week
Sorry to hear. Hope the best for her. It seems most people who inform others of their suicide usually are too nervous to actually inflict fatal wounds. Either way, I hope she finds the help she needs.
Been listening to Napalm Death all week. Mostly Harmony Corruption and Leaders Not Followers Part 2 (A good old hardcore/metal cover album). If you guys haven't listened to it already, check Harmony Corruption out. It's essential.
Cool to see you like Stanley, Duff. Damn good bassist. I love it that more and more Metal fans are getting into Jazz.
At 7/2/12 04:22 PM, Tobi wrote:At 6/30/12 09:09 PM, BillPatton wrote: gonna be a long weekSorry to hear. Hope the best for her. It seems most people who inform others of their suicide usually are too nervous to actually inflict fatal wounds. Either way, I hope she finds the help she needs.
mental issues are tough. They drain as much as or even more than hardcore drug addiction.
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Are you guys all really just ignoring my post on the Stanley Clarke Band ? What a shame !
At 7/2/12 08:22 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Are you guys all really just ignoring my post on the Stanley Clarke Band ? What a shame !
I wouldn't really expect anyone here to know them really. I almost saw them along with Return to Forever a while back, but shit happened.
Man, the first two Scorpions albums are so fucking weird. I'm one that's exposed himself more to their classics such as In Trance and Taken By Force as opposed to their radio hit singles so hearing Lonesome Crow and Fly to the Rainbow took me by surprise with their experimental elements to them. Can't say they were the best of that kind, though and thankfully they turned for the better in the late 70s.
At 7/2/12 11:12 AM, Twone wrote: Anyone listen to the new Gojira album? Or was that already discussed?
I've never really listened to Gojira but new album, good or bad?
Gorguts - Condemned To Obscurity
I don't remember even seing anyone talking about Gorguts here in the Metal Hell. If that means that nobody in here knows them, I suggest you check them out. They are an Avant-Garde Technical Death Metal (No Wanking) band from Richmond, Quebec. I think both old-school dm and modern dm fans should like them.
Nowadays, the band is quite different. Luc Lemay is the only original member of the band. They have had numerous line-up changes, some of them due to musicians deaths... which is always a sad thing. Anyway, some of you might be interrested that the band was reformed with famous musicians such as John Longstreth from Origin, Colin Marston from Behold... The Arctopus and Kevin Hufnagel from Dysrhythmia. I don't know where the band is going to go now... The new line-up pushes me to think that there will be much more wanking and technicality show-offs with the new line-up. Let's just hope their music remains as good as it was back in the 90's. If not, then it's alright because they have already released four full-lenghts, so you can still appreciate their old-school material :)
Gorguts - Orphans Of Sickness
At 7/3/12 08:49 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: Gorguts - Condemned To Obscurity
I don't remember even seing anyone talking about Gorguts here in the Metal Hell. If that means that nobody in here knows them, I suggest you check them out. They are an Avant-Garde Technical Death Metal (No Wanking) band from Richmond, Quebec. I think both old-school dm and modern dm fans should like them.
Gorguts are sweet, and Obscura is a hell of tech-death album, I recommend that everyone check it out at some point. Didn't one guitarist that also provided vocals die just last month too? Sucks, his guitar playing and vocals were monstrous, and I heard he had a lot to do with the writing on Obscura.
At 7/3/12 09:09 AM, Bahamut wrote:At 7/2/12 11:12 AM, Twone wrote: Anyone listen to the new Gojira album? Or was that already discussed?I've never really listened to Gojira but new album, good or bad?
The new album is pretty rad, but not their best. I don't think they will ever top From Mars to Sirius though. I also saw Gojira live last week and they rocked.
I've been trying to get into Industrial Black Metal recently and it wasn't going well, and then I found Mortiis.
Goddamn, he's funny-looking; but I heard he's a real bro.
What a shame, Mister Jensen.
I never asked for this, Mister Denton.
At 7/4/12 01:31 AM, igott wrote: I've been trying to get into Industrial Black Metal recently and it wasn't going well, and then I found Mortiis.
Goddamn, he's funny-looking; but I heard he's a real bro.
Have you checked out Aborym? They're the vanguard. Also worth looking up:
Dodsheimsgard/DHG (666 International & Supervillian Outcast only)
Axis Of Perdition
Ram-Zet (not for everyone, though)
The Kovenant (too industrial and dance-y for most metalheads, though)
V:28
Blut Aus Nord (great atmospheric stuff)
...And Oceans (later stuff)
There are more, but I can't be arsed to look them up.
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Wintersun's Time I just got dated 19th October for release date.
Safe to trust them yet?
At 7/4/12 10:12 AM, Bahamut wrote: Wintersun's Time I just got dated 19th October for release date.
Safe to trust them yet?
Finally, a date for the album
The cold wind and the snow of this night, whips my heart of pure ice
My cold blood is running through my veins, but my soul burns like an everlasting flame
At 7/4/12 12:02 PM, rockereaper wrote:At 7/4/12 10:12 AM, Bahamut wrote: Wintersun's Time I just got dated 19th October for release date.Finally, a date for the album
Safe to trust them yet?
Safe to trust or not, I can't wait.
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At 7/4/12 02:03 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:At 7/4/12 12:02 PM, rockereaper wrote:Safe to trust or not, I can't wait.At 7/4/12 10:12 AM, Bahamut wrote: Wintersun's Time I just got dated 19th October for release date.Finally, a date for the album
Safe to trust them yet?
Anyone else think that the Part II of the album supposedly to be released in 2013 will be delayed about 8 years?
At 7/4/12 02:15 PM, Zodir wrote:At 7/4/12 02:03 PM, ElGhoulio wrote: Safe to trust or not, I can't wait.Anyone else think that the Part II of the album supposedly to be released in 2013 will be delayed about 8 years?
I'm just looking forward to during the end of the development cycle for Time II, Jari claims Time III will be required. You only wonder where Wintersun would have been right now without this hellish of a long time development for the album(s).
At 7/4/12 01:31 AM, igott wrote: I've been trying to get into Industrial Black Metal recently
Dimensional Psychosis
Dimension F3H
At 7/4/12 08:22 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:
Dimension F3H
you got that one from me. I knew I was forgetting something
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At 7/4/12 08:59 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:At 7/4/12 08:22 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:you got that one from me. I knew I was forgetting something
Dimension F3H
knew about 'em already, buddy. But you also forgot Aborym, which I did get from you. And there is still one other you're forgetting. I can't remember the name, but you had me check them out recently and I liked them. If you can remember, then I can add it to my list.
Also, Psykryptik - Graveyard Metal, of course. ;)
At 7/4/12 10:50 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 7/4/12 08:59 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:knew about 'em already, buddy. But you also forgot Aborym,At 7/4/12 08:22 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:you got that one from me. I knew I was forgetting something
Dimension F3H
I mentioned Aborym, it was the first item I mentioned, in fact.
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At 7/5/12 01:18 AM, ElGhoulio wrote: I mentioned Aborym, it was the first item I mentioned, in fact.
oh, derp.
At 7/5/12 06:46 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 7/5/12 01:18 AM, ElGhoulio wrote: I mentioned Aborym, it was the first item I mentioned, in fact.oh, derp.
I'd like you to meet my two friends, Harry Erp and Derek Erp.
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At 7/4/12 01:31 AM, igott wrote: I've been trying to get into Industrial Black Metal recently and it wasn't going well, and then I found Mortiis.
Goddamn, he's funny-looking; but I heard he's a real bro.
Weird combination of the worst clichés of both genres... the guy looks like a retard...
I also feel kind of uncomfortable with Industrial and Black Metal being mixed together. Industrial is a very commercial genre of music. The scene associated to it is all about buying gaz mask, long black boots, black coats, leather. There is a big fashion behind it, and Industrial music being rather simple, it also has a large fanbase composed of real fans, of course, but also of posers and gothic kids. And Black Metal... as far as I'm concerned, isn't supposed to be commercial. In fact, the whole aesthetic and ideology behind BM isn't commercial in the slighest. Bringing the two together... is just weird... at least to meâEU¦
At 7/3/12 10:05 PM, JaY11 wrote: Gorguts are sweet, and Obscura is a hell of tech-death album, I recommend that everyone check it out at some point. Didn't one guitarist that also provided vocals die just last month too? Sucks, his guitar playing and vocals were monstrous, and I heard he had a lot to do with the writing on Obscura.
I have yet to listen to Obscura. I couldn't find it online two days ago. I might do some more research so I can finaly hear this. And yes, one of the two guitar players died this year... terrible news for his family and friends, but also for music...
At 7/4/12 10:12 AM, Bahamut wrote: Wintersun's Time I just got dated 19th October for release date.
Safe to trust them yet?
What was the original release date ? Wasn't it somewhere in October 2008 ? I really don't know if we can trust them just yet. Still, I feel that they wouldn't give us a release date after all this time if they were not a hundred percent sure they could make it... Well... I hope so...
At 7/4/12 06:18 PM, Bahamut wrote: I'm just looking forward to during the end of the development cycle for Time II, Jari claims Time III will be required. You only wonder where Wintersun would have been right now without this hellish of a long time development for the album(s).
Hopefuly, I will live to see them release Time III.
Isis - Backlit
