Auschwitz, you can't be my age and not have heard death metal man. You don't realize how big it was in the early 90s.
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death metal was never mainstream, especially in the early 90s
if anything, it's bigger now than it ever was
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I mean Cannibal Corpse was in Ace Ventura Pet Detective. Everyone heard death metal. If you weren't heavy into it, you most definitely had a friend that had Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse, and Deicide.
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See...look at that. Shows how clueless and young ras is
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shaddap valerius, its apparent that youre new to death metal. stop pretending.
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I mean Cannibal Corpse was in Ace Ventura Pet Detective.
Did you ever read I Wonder Why? books in elementary? It would have really paid off for you right here.
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amazingly this thread somehow managed to get worse
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Sure, but Cannibal Corpse is like the Nickelback of death metal.
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its not quite THAT bad
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I'm 22 and clueless.
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amazingly this thread somehow managed to get worse
or better, depending on your view point
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ras you definitely know a lot about metal. more than I do probably. Many of you guys know a lot more than I do. I am still catching up. I have the age and experience though. Death metal was very big in the early 90s, I mean if you cant tell that from the number of albums and debut releases during that time, or from them being featured in movies, or from the lawsuits being applied at the time to many of the bands, maybe you just had to have been there.
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Album Rating: 5.0
or better, depending on your view point
when someguest comments its always worse
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lol what's your guys' beef i've never seen the source of it
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he's obsessed with my hard abs, beefy arms, and vessel-like cock
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[quote]ras you definitely know a lot about metal. more than I do probably. Many of you guys know a lot more than I do. I am still catching up. I have the age and experience though. Death metal was very big in the early 90s, I mean if you cant tell that from the number of albums and debut releases during that time, or from them being featured in movies, or from the lawsuits being applied at the time to many of the bands, maybe you just had to have been there./quote]
death metal started in the late 80s/early 90s, that doesn't mean it was big. just because a bunch of great bands released debut records than means zilch more death metal has been released in the last few years than was released probably in the entire decade of the 90s, death metal has come into popular culture more in the last few years than ever before, etc. etc.
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Traces of Death was huge as well. That got a lot of people into death metal.
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No ras. Every red blooded male watched Traces of Death to a death metal soundtrack in the early 90s.
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lol no
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Which, if you haven't seen, I recommend. All 5 of them of course.
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