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Last Active 08-14-10 9:19 pm Joined 08-14-10
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| 10 Quality Pieces Of Metal
Here listed are 10 examples of the greatness that can be found if you look hard enough. | 10 | | Dissection The Somberlain
the keyboard solo in "mistress of the bleeding sorrow". that's all i have to say | 9 | | Autopsy Severed Survival
death + insanity = autopsy. autopsy + steve digiorgio = one of the best releases of all time. that wall of
bass is simply crushing. | 8 | | Mithotyn In the Sign of the Ravens
Redefined Viking Metal | 7 | | Enslaved Hordanes Land
Defined Viking Metal | 6 | | Burzum Det Som Engang Var
The most varied burzum release that I've heard. very cool instrumentals, in general just good songwriting
all around | 5 | | Carcass Necroticism:Descanting The Insalubrious
One of the first good progressive death metal releases. first and last tracks are the best, although
everything on here is just super. some very cool solos and leads on this one. | 4 | | Death Human
After defining the genre, Chuck took it to new hights and redefined it here | 3 | | At the Gates Gardens of Grief
groundbreaking EP, this took the "sweden sound" to a new level, entering dark progressive territory. the
next two releases are also phenomenal, and then sadly Alf left the band. | 2 | | Gorguts Considered Dead
very solid release with some very interesting riffs. | 1 | | Grotesque In the Embrace of Evil
Simultaneously defines brutal, extreme, heavy, black, deadly, progressive, and technical. even as a
compilation album, it stands stronger than most bands' full releases. | |
MUNGOLOID
08.15.10 | needs more swords and knives. | Terrifyer
08.15.10 | almost all these are awesome. im really looking forward to the new Autopsy EP | BallsToTheWall
08.15.10 | Agreed. Especially with 1. | eternium
08.15.10 | Good stuff. | HenchmanOfSanta
08.15.10 | Necroticism isn't prog death, it just has relatively long songs. Amazing album, though. | ShoeSoup
08.15.10 | eh, i have to disagree santa. to me, there are 2 meanings of the word "progressive", one would be the way a band like Death or The Beatles literally progressed from album to album and eventually reached a new sound entirely different from where they started, and the second would be describing songwriting, a song which actually progresses within itself. such as on a song like inpropagation, from that echoing riff in the beginning to the drumroll which brings you into that first chaotic riff and then the time change into the constantly changing verse pattern, into the keyboard-laden slow, atmospheric part.... that's progressive songwriting, at least to me. stuff like that certainly wasn't done a lot in death metal before 1991. it doesnt have to sound like opeth or rush or yes or king crimson to be "progressive", it just has to "make progress"... again though, thats just my opinion | ShadowRemains
08.15.10 | pretty sick list right here.... | ShoeSoup
08.15.10 | so i've heard, but i don't own it yet. it's on the to do list. i do know that it's gonna be hard to top impending dread, and i doubt mental has better bass than severed. hopefully the new EP/album will be sick as well |
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