At 8/19/12 11:13 PM, Winrar1337 wrote:

You like Krabby Patties, don't you? *cheesy grin*

I'll admit it: I love Krabby Patties.

You shouldn't eat so many. They'll go to your thighs, and THEN you'll explode.

At 8/19/12 11:21 PM, ElGhoulio wrote:

At 8/19/12 11:13 PM, Winrar1337 wrote:

You like Krabby Patties, don't you? *cheesy grin*

I'll admit it: I love Krabby Patties.

You shouldn't eat so many. They'll go to your thighs, and THEN you'll explode.

Nonsense! I've only had twelve.

At 8/19/12 07:49 PM, Winrar1337 wrote: - Metallica
- Slayer
- Iron Maiden
- Pantera
- Death
- Morbid Angel
- Amon Amarth
- Deicide
- In Flames
- Dark Tranquility

You so metal, can't help but let you in the mezal hell. Welcome :)

At 8/19/12 11:21 PM, ElGhoulio wrote: You shouldn't eat so many. They'll go to your thighs, and THEN you'll explode.

You so great I will reward you with censored porn

Well I finally got a copy of Black Sabbath Black Sabbath yesterday. Best $5 I've spent recently.
Just need Master Of Reality and I'll have physical copies of their first 4 albums.
Also bought Legalize Drugs & Murder and im waiting for it to arrive in the mail.

At 8/20/12 04:24 AM, Viper50 wrote: Well I finally got a copy of Black Sabbath Black Sabbath yesterday. Best $5 I've spent recently.
Just need Master Of Reality and I'll have physical copies of their first 4 albums.
Also bought Legalize Drugs & Murder and im waiting for it to arrive in the mail.

Master Of Reality is a masterpiece, and you will most likely be able to get it for not much more than Black Sabbath. I don't have their first album, but I want it :) The cover is beautiful.

At 8/20/12 05:23 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 8/20/12 04:24 AM, Viper50 wrote: Well I finally got a copy of Black Sabbath Black Sabbath yesterday. Best $5 I've spent recently.
Just need Master Of Reality and I'll have physical copies of their first 4 albums.
Also bought Legalize Drugs & Murder and im waiting for it to arrive in the mail.

Master Of Reality is a masterpiece, and you will most likely be able to get it for not much more than Black Sabbath. I don't have their first album, but I want it :) The cover is beautiful.

That it is. Hell its my favorite next to Paranoid.
I'm in all seriousness amazed I found a copy of Black Sabbath because I haven't even seen a copy of that in person before. And I agree the cover is amazing. Then again I like most of their covers.
Except Born Again...don't really know how to feel about that.

At 8/19/12 04:31 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 8/19/12 08:16 AM, Bahamut wrote: Agalloch's The Mantle - The more I'm listening to it the better the whole album is for me. Would like to get some more Agalloch once my money has made some recovery.

I was just reading the lyrics to the three parts of She Painted Fire Across The Skyline by Agalloch, the other night. And these lyrics are just magnificient. Three sections in particular always hit me when I hear them.

And all of that adds up to 17 minutes in total. That has to be quite a listening session. With a 62 minute album, I have yet more to listen to from them.

Anybody who still haven't heard Pale Folklore is missing out on a huge masterpiece. Go get it :)

It'll have to be the next thing I'll get when I'm on my next spending spree for CDs.

At 8/20/12 05:42 AM, Viper50 wrote: I'm in all seriousness amazed I found a copy of Black Sabbath because I haven't even seen a copy of that in person before.

Seriously? That album shouldn't be so rare. If there's any Black Sabbath albums that will never be seen in stores, it's Headless Cross. It's hard enough trying to get it on eBay.

At 8/20/12 03:48 AM, HeavenDuff wrote: You so metal, can't help but let you in the mezal hell. Welcome :)

Thanks. Glad to be here.

At 8/19/12 11:21 PM, ElGhoulio wrote: You shouldn't eat so many. They'll go to your thighs, and THEN you'll explode.

You so great I will reward you with censored porn

That looks delicious.

At 8/20/12 09:37 AM, Bahamut wrote:

At 8/20/12 05:42 AM, Viper50 wrote: I'm in all seriousness amazed I found a copy of Black Sabbath because I haven't even seen a copy of that in person before.

Seriously? That album shouldn't be so rare. If there's any Black Sabbath albums that will never be seen in stores, it's Headless Cross. It's hard enough trying to get it on eBay.

Yeah I know but for some reason they never have that album anywhere around here.
And the weird thing is I could have sworn ive seen more copies of Headless Cross than Black Sabbath.

At 8/20/12 05:42 AM, Viper50 wrote: That it is. Hell its my favorite next to Paranoid.

Paranoid's cover is only awesome because of it's awesome awkwardness.

I'm in all seriousness amazed I found a copy of Black Sabbath because I haven't even seen a copy of that in person before. And I agree the cover is amazing. Then again I like most of their covers.
Except Born Again...don't really know how to feel about that.

Born Again's cover kind of looks weird to me two.

At 8/20/12 09:37 AM, Bahamut wrote: And all of that adds up to 17 minutes in total. That has to be quite a listening session. With a 62 minute album, I have yet more to listen to from them.

Isn't that fantastic ?

It'll have to be the next thing I'll get when I'm on my next spending spree for CDs.

I want to get some physical copies of albums by Boris. Maybe get a vinyl, two.

At 8/20/12 11:15 AM, Winrar1337 wrote: That looks delicious.

Right :) But I won't share too much in here.

Bahamut is watching...

been a while so a quick update.
just received the new track to work on with Infinite Torture...this time besides vocals adding some guitar as welll
also working on a collab remix with Jason "Evil" Covelli...taking a spoken word doom piece and adding a lil Lucifer's Lightbulb touch to it. Also jamming with Jason next month in Kenosha , Wisc. for a gig or two at the Satan's house of Evil..or something like that. also a few more projects for a few comps as well. working on a few gigs in the chicago area around november too.
Also been meeting some really cool people lately who can help me greatly..more on that as things progress.
currently talking with a new friend who has a comedy /horror flick coming out about possibly submitting a track or 2 to the soundtrack.
shit happening now...no more bullshit..doing it.
see ya soon
Keep it HEAVY
peace

So I'm going to see Between The Buried and Me and Periphery in October.
Periphery are kind of shit in my opinion, however much I try to get into them, but BTBAM are by far my favourite metal band and one of my favourite bands altogether, they're also incredible live, so it should be a great gig.

Anyone else here listen to them? Opinions?

At 8/20/12 12:23 PM, Viper50 wrote: Yeah I know but for some reason they never have that album anywhere around here.
And the weird thing is I could have sworn ive seen more copies of Headless Cross than Black Sabbath.

If you have seen Headless Cross, all I can say is get the damn album. Well, unless it appears to be bootlegged but I blame whoever is not making it easy to have the IRS albums re-issued. I see Headless Cross on eBay for £20 right now. I'd say I can wait it out but I've done that for years now.

At 8/20/12 12:23 PM, Viper50 wrote: Yeah I know but for some reason they never have that album anywhere around here.
And the weird thing is I could have sworn ive seen more copies of Headless Cross than Black Sabbath.

If you have seen Headless Cross, all I can say is get the damn album. Well, unless it appears to be bootlegged but I blame whoever is not making it easy to have the IRS albums re-issued.

At 8/21/12 12:45 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 8/20/12 05:42 AM, Viper50 wrote: That it is. Hell its my favorite next to Paranoid.

Paranoid's cover is only awesome because of it's awesome awkwardness.

Yeah, even I look at it now and still think "dafuq?" to it.

Born Again's cover kind of looks weird to me two.

I tried listening to Born Again. Just can't enjoy it and I show enough tolerance for Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die!

At 8/20/12 09:37 AM, Bahamut wrote: And all of that adds up to 17 minutes in total. That has to be quite a listening session. With a 62 minute album, I have yet more to listen to from them.

Isn't that fantastic ?

I'm sure it will be.

At 8/20/12 11:15 AM, Winrar1337 wrote: That looks delicious.

Right :) But I won't share too much in here.

Bahamut is watching...

Sorry guys. D:

At 8/21/12 09:02 AM, Bahamut wrote: If you have seen Headless Cross, all I can say is get the damn album. Well, unless it appears to be bootlegged but I blame whoever is not making it easy to have the IRS albums re-issued.

Then I'll be sure to pick it up if I find a copy of it. That is if I can find it again....

I tried listening to Born Again. Just can't enjoy it and I show enough tolerance for Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die!

Aw but I liked Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die....but I wont deny that Born Again is an all around weird album.

At 8/18/12 02:58 AM, ElGhoulio wrote: http://www.mediafire.com/?57mpddqdsx9aogd enjoy.

Ok sweet. Sorry about the delay I tried to get it on my phone but it was a .rar file so I had to get it on my computer.
But I got it now so I'll give it a good listen and post what I think soon.
Also thanks for the review! Always appreciate one.

I just listened to Annihilation of the Wicked by Nile, and must say I'm quite impressed. It was awesome.

One of my friends told me about a band called Death. so i went to check them out and they are fucking awesome. i think im going to start jamming to them. So Metal Hell what are some good songs by them

At 8/21/12 10:29 AM, Viper50 wrote:

At 8/21/12 09:02 AM, Bahamut wrote: If you have seen Headless Cross, all I can say is get the damn album. Well, unless it appears to be bootlegged but I blame whoever is not making it easy to have the IRS albums re-issued.

Then I'll be sure to pick it up if I find a copy of it. That is if I can find it again....

Big if there. Even on vinyl it's still good. Can't say I'm fond of cassettes at all so I avoid them at all costs. I've had a few bad experiences with them in the past.

Aw but I liked Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die....but I wont deny that Born Again is an all around weird album.

I don't hate them but I feel there's too much forgettable material. I only remember 2-3 tracks top for each album.

At 8/21/12 11:14 PM, Winrar1337 wrote: I just listened to Annihilation of the Wicked by Nile, and must say I'm quite impressed. It was awesome.

I'm really not huge on death metal but that album is indeed a good one. It's rare occasions where I feel death metal brings me one track with an identity on its own to another. The death metal album I feel accomplishes that the most is Morbid Angel's Blessed are the Sick, even if cluttered with some neoclassical/acoustic interludes.

At 8/22/12 07:07 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: One of my friends told me about a band called Death. so i went to check them out and they are fucking awesome. i think im going to start jamming to them. So Metal Hell what are some good songs by them

Now that's what I hear from a new member. Already finding something awesome like Death. As for best songs, my mind mostly thinks of Symbolic so go with title track, Crystal Mountain and Without Judgment. Individual Thought Patterns is another album I really like from them, even though I've seen it being considered as their weakest by fans a few times before. The Sound of Perseverance is a milestone album for them and two songs that stand out are Scavenger of Human Sorrow and Spirit Crusher.

At 8/22/12 07:07 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: One of my friends told me about a band called Death. so i went to check them out and they are fucking awesome. i think im going to start jamming to them. So Metal Hell what are some good songs by them

Dude listen to fucking...The Sound Of Perseverance and Individual Thought Patterns.
The rest of their stuff is awesome but those are my two favorite albums of theirs.
Granted I need to listen to Scream Bloody Gore, Leprosy, and Spiritual Healing more....

Unless you're talking about the Proto-punk band...if so I can't help you there.

Now that's what I hear from a new member. Already finding something awesome like Death. As for best songs, my mind mostly thinks of Symbolic so go with title track, Crystal Mountain and Without Judgment. Individual Thought Patterns is another album I really like from them, even though I've seen it being considered as their weakest by fans a few times before. The Sound of Perseverance is a milestone album for them and two songs that stand out are Scavenger of Human Sorrow and Spirit Crusher.

Many thanks bro. Yeah thanks to Metal Hell I found more bands to Jam to Like Sodom, Darkane, Kreator, High on Fire, And many more. Hoping to find more bands to listen to

At 8/22/12 07:47 PM, Bahamut wrote: Big if there. Even on vinyl it's still good. Can't say I'm fond of cassettes at all so I avoid them at all costs. I've had a few bad experiences with them in the past.

Well I am a pretty huge fan of vinyl...hell for the longest time I down right REFUSED to buy cds and opted for vinyl instead. Granted a lot of times when you find vinyls for stuff its gonna cost more than it would if it were a CD...then again it also depends on the band. I only buy cassettes if I know im not going to be able to find the album im looking for on anything else other than that at the moment. It also helps that my car has a cassette player so I can actually play them in there. Otherwise they'd just be sitting gathering dust...

I don't hate them but I feel there's too much forgettable material. I only remember 2-3 tracks top for each album.

Yeah its the same for me sometimes. Ya know unless im actually listening to one of em I can never remember all the songs off the top of my head like I can with their previous albums. Then after Never Say Die my mind goes blank for Dio Sabbath stuff...not entirely sure why either. I mean I liked Heaven And Hell but honestly didn't care for Mob Rules so that would be why I go blank for the latter....
Then after that you have Born Again and im not even going to go into that.
I can't tell you how many copies of Seventh Star and Cross Purposes I see though...
And I feel like im babbling on now so I'll stop here :P

At 8/22/12 07:55 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: Many thanks bro. Yeah thanks to Metal Hell I found more bands to Jam to Like Sodom, Darkane, Kreator, High on Fire, And many more. Hoping to find more bands to listen to

If you like High On Fire id suggest checking out Electric Wizard, Sleep, or if you want Orange Goblin.
But if you already listen to em disregard this.

sorry for the double post. didn't see his comment on here...

If you like High On Fire id suggest checking out Electric Wizard, Sleep, or if you want Orange Goblin.
But if you already listen to em disregard this.

Yeah i listen to them but didnt get much into them

At 8/22/12 07:07 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: One of my friends told me about a band called Death. so i went to check them out and they are fucking awesome. i think im going to start jamming to them. So Metal Hell what are some good songs by them

I know The Sound Of Perseverance is a great album, and Human is also quite memorable. But I have to admit that I still have a lot of their material to check out to make a good opinion.

At 8/22/12 07:55 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: Many thanks bro. Yeah thanks to Metal Hell I found more bands to Jam to Like Sodom, Darkane, Kreator, High on Fire, And many more. Hoping to find more bands to listen to

Well, I'm happy we managed to find some bands to remmand that you ended up liking. Very different bands also. Quite interresting to have new members who have diversified tastes :)

At 8/22/12 07:55 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: Many thanks bro. Yeah thanks to Metal Hell I found more bands to Jam to Like Sodom, Darkane, Kreator, High on Fire, And many more. Hoping to find more bands to listen to

Impressive. I've yet to even check out Darkane.

At 8/22/12 08:10 PM, Viper50 wrote:

At 8/22/12 07:47 PM, Bahamut wrote: Big if there. Even on vinyl it's still good. Can't say I'm fond of cassettes at all so I avoid them at all costs. I've had a few bad experiences with them in the past.

Well I am a pretty huge fan of vinyl...hell for the longest time I down right REFUSED to buy cds and opted for vinyl instead. Granted a lot of times when you find vinyls for stuff its gonna cost more than it would if it were a CD...

There's a few issues with vinyls but that's more over availability than usability. However, many of my dad's vinyls have had some nasty scratches and I know they are very delicate. That's why the one album I have on vinyl (Unholy Cadaver demo - only way to get it along with the CD) I don't even want to play very often. Only twice it's been played. As for availability, ordering them internationally can have hellish shipping and vinyls are only released in limited quantities. That's why unless it's a new album or a recent re-issue, vinyls from Slough Feg and Manilla Road is quite a chase. Supposedly their albums Down Among the Deadmen and Traveller can go over £100 for vinyl variants and if I see one vinyl from Italy having £10+ postage, I hate to imagine what other countries will charge you just to send out a vinyl from their country to here. That saying, getting vinyls mean you certainly have the real deal as it's not so easy to duplicate albums on vinyl like you can with cassette and CD.

I don't hate them but I feel there's too much forgettable material. I only remember 2-3 tracks top for each album.

Yeah its the same for me sometimes. Ya know unless im actually listening to one of em I can never remember all the songs off the top of my head like I can with their previous albums. Then after Never Say Die my mind goes blank for Dio Sabbath stuff...not entirely sure why either. I mean I liked Heaven And Hell but honestly didn't care for Mob Rules so that would be why I go blank for the latter....

It doesn't really help when apart from Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die, the rest of the Ozzy albums are the first six Sabbath classics. Really makes it tough on the weaker albums.

I can't tell you how many copies of Seventh Star and Cross Purposes I see though...

Cross Purposes is another hard to obtain album. Again, they really need to re-issue the IRS albums. I was lucky enough to have grabbed TYR from one eBay seller.

At 8/23/12 05:19 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:

At 8/22/12 07:07 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote: One of my friends told me about a band called Death. so i went to check them out and they are fucking awesome. i think im going to start jamming to them. So Metal Hell what are some good songs by them

I know The Sound Of Perseverance is a great album, and Human is also quite memorable. But I have to admit that I still have a lot of their material to check out to make a good opinion.

You're not alone, I still need to hear Scream Bloody Gore and Spiritual Healing.

At 8/23/12 08:28 AM, Bahamut wrote: There's a few issues with vinyls but that's more over availability than usability. However, many of my dad's vinyls have had some nasty scratches and I know they are very delicate. That's why the one album I have on vinyl (Unholy Cadaver demo - only way to get it along with the CD) I don't even want to play very often. Only twice it's been played. As for availability, ordering them internationally can have hellish shipping and vinyls are only released in limited quantities. That's why unless it's a new album or a recent re-issue, vinyls from Slough Feg and Manilla Road is quite a chase. Supposedly their albums Down Among the Deadmen and Traveller can go over Ã'£100 for vinyl variants and if I see one vinyl from Italy having Ã'£10+ postage, I hate to imagine what other countries will charge you just to send out a vinyl from their country to here.

I tend to try keeping my vinyls in as good of condition as when i got em. But sometimes if I get a vinyl thats damaged I go and get another copy if I can because I enjoy listening to vinyls. case in point my Cheap Trick Live at Budokan somehow managed to have a big chunk broken off but it broke off right at the blank space between tracks at I Want You To Want Me. So I can listen to that without it cutting off or anything so thats all good.
As for the shipping and stuff. I try not to order stuff internationally because shipping tends to cost a lot more. Like for example I went on Rise Above Records' site to see what they had in the way of Electric Wizard stuff in stock and shipping cost the same as the CD so I'd end up spending $40 on a CD....

That saying, getting vinyls mean you certainly have the real deal as it's not so easy to duplicate albums on vinyl like you can with cassette and CD.

It's difficult but not entirely impossible. You'd need A LOT more resources for the vinyl which tends to detract people from duplicating stuff on vinyl more often.

It doesn't really help when apart from Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die, the rest of the Ozzy albums are the first six Sabbath classics. Really makes it tough on the weaker albums.

Yeah....you listen to those albums and have really high hopes for the last two and then they kinda disappoint you. I mean Never Say Die somewhat makes up for the lack for more memorable songs from Technical Ecstasy, but not enough to make people want to listen to it over and over again.

Cross Purposes is another hard to obtain album. Again, they really need to re-issue the IRS albums. I was lucky enough to have grabbed TYR from one eBay seller.

I see....so on a scale from 1-10 how easy to find is Tyr? Because I've seen a few copies of that as well....

I know I'm not a member here or whatever, but I just came across this heavy post-metal band and felt I had to share it with someone.

Latitudes - Myth Cathexis

So, I have started my college experience. My room mate is into metal as is some of my hall mates, and one of them actually introduced me to a solid power metal band called Heavenly. Check 'em out. Unfortunately, this means I won't be able to get as many new albums as I used to, which is sad.

You're not alone, I still need to hear Scream Bloody Gore and Spiritual Healing.

Scream Bloody Gore http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Apkvj8I9bc8 Spiritual Healing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAJQOeCSs_o&feature=related

At 8/23/12 04:01 PM, BloodCoveredWolf wrote:

You're not alone, I still need to hear Scream Bloody Gore and Spiritual Healing.

Scream Bloody Gore http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Apkvj8I9bc8 Spiritual Healing http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LAJQOeCSs_o&feature=related

Well, it's not really about availability :P We know they exist and we know how to get them, but we still have some other stuff we want to check out before this. I myself have downloaded 10 albums I still need to listen to. Right now I'm trying to get some Darkthrone on my library.

In The Woods... - The Divinity Of Wisdom