true dat
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Fuck yes, that's my ranking exactly. The production for Under a Funeral Moon was the best i think they ever achieved.
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yeah UAFM and this are best for me. I actually think i like Panzerfaust a bit more than TH though
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yeah panzerfaust is pretty good it was the first darkthrone album i listened to
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also their new stuff rules and if u disagree then FOAD
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TH is too iconic to rank lower, and the vocals on Panzerfaust bug me a bit (they're too high in the mix and don't have enough reverb, it needs to sound like their in the middle of a satanic gorge or something).
That aside, Hans Siste Vinter and The Hordes of Nebulah are top notch, nothing they ever did could top their first 4 BM albums.
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Album Rating: 4.5
why do people always ignore soulside journey? if they hadnt released such a perfect death metal album then they wouldn't have been forced to create/pioneer a new genre in order to keep making music
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awesome assumption you have there
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Album Rating: 4.5
if they hadnt released such a perfect death metal album then they wouldn't have been forced to create/pioneer a new genre in order to keep making music
every single thing you say here is wrong
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bitches dont even know bout ma Thorns
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Album Rating: 4.5
lol hey guise darkthrone created and pioneered bm dont ya know first wave of bm never happened nope just darkthrone cuz they perfected dm needed a new genre so they made bm while getting wasted in Fenriz's moms basement they were like hey lets play bm ya we invented it satan
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Album Rating: 4.5
^ gaping ignoramus. blaze in the northern was the first official 2nd wave (trve) black metal album released. do your research before you post stupid comments.
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Album Rating: 4.5
"Second Wave Norwegian Black Metal" is not a genre you idiot, like you claim it to be.
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its a shame users cannot be banned for stupidity and self-importance alone
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in all fairness crysis i think its reasonable to consider the first 2nd wave bands as pioneers considering how they basically created the sound we know as BM today whereas the first wave was for black/thrash or black/death sounding.
The whole thing about soulside journey being the epitome of DM is laughable though
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i think you are forgetting about Under The Sign Of The Black Mark
also Thorns's demos
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not saying they were the first but they were one of them and def one of the bands that helped popularize it
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Album Rating: 4.0
Yeah, Thorns' demos were tight.
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Album Rating: 4.5
My point was he claimed they
have been forced to create/pioneer a new genre
When 2nd wave norwegian bm is far from a genre in and of itself, and completely ignores what else was happening in the scene around the world. Norway wasn't the only country that had black metal bands in 1992, first wave or otherwise! ffs
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Album Rating: 4.0
Sarcofago was around in Brazil in the late '80s.
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