[QUOTE=honeydutchautopsy;17495920]

edit: settle down kangaroo jack[/QUOTE]

lawl

[QUOTE=honeydutchautopsy;17495731]so who was heiling Krypts a couple weeks ago? I think it may have been Mike?

****'s sweet[/QUOTE]
yea great band

lol guys my post was facetious lol

gonna get chopped in half on friday arrrrrrrr

[QUOTE=mathjic;17495918]yeah **** off, no one hates on Alex, no one[/QUOTE]

so you like em younger huh

[QUOTE=Deth;17487924]ugh want to listen to obvbituary so hard fight now ****ing

CH0POEE D IN HALLF

FELL TH EBLLOD GUSING OIUT FOER OM YOU FM MOUGHT
ARRRGHGHT[/QUOTE]

appropriate

[QUOTE=imperialblackness;17497518]so you like em younger huh[/QUOTE]

yes they are usually tighter and resist more

haha.

I downloaded Blaphemy Made Flesh and it's AMAZING!!! need more music like that

open face surgery motherF[I]U[/I]CKER !

The scream in that destroys souls (and vocal chords).

None so vile is still a big fave of mine even though Lord Worm is almost incomprehensible throughout, bar a few syllables.

Obituary tickets are 28 bucks

lol

[QUOTE=Nostalgia;17497515]gonna get chopped in half on friday arrrrrrrr[/QUOTE]

Heil.

[QUOTE=AFragileHope;17500826]The scream in that destroys souls (and vocal chords).

None so vile is still a big fave of mine even though Lord Worm is almost incomprehensible throughout, bar a few syllables.[/QUOTE]

agreed on both accounts!

whats ur fav track off none so vile [to every1]

None So Vile wanted so much to be better than Blasphemy.

still a great album, tho.

None so Vile was definitely cryptopsy's best.

oh, favorite track is Phobophile. or Slit Your Guts.

the same material can basically be found on Blasphemy Made Flesh just with little production value

Blasphemy Made Flesh is definitely lower tempo and more groove based, idk what you're smoking dude.

its some good shi let me tell you

Yeah, I love their demo and their first two albums, hell I actually kind of like the past three albums before The Unspoken King.

Like, they're mostly garbage, but there's some cool riffs on the two non-Worm ones. And Once Was Not isn't that bad.

[QUOTE=iamtherobots;17501053]Blasphemy Made Flesh is definitely lower tempo and more groove based, idk what you're smoking dude.[/QUOTE]

ha, don't smoke. just enjoyed the riffage on None So Vile a lot more. But no question they're both great albums.

[QUOTE=iamtherobots;17501059]Yeah, I love their demo and their first two albums, hell I actually kind of like the past three albums before The Unspoken King.

Like, they're mostly garbage, but there's some cool riffs on the two non-Worm ones. And Once Was Not isn't that bad.[/QUOTE]

Once Was Not is really ****ing weird.

I've only heard Blasphemy and None so Vile, don't intend on taking it any further.

I love None so Vile though

No, I'm talking about, "the same material can be found on Blasphemy Made Flesh with lower production value."

That being said, None So Vile blows the rest of their material out of the goat semen.

And Worm is one of my hugest influences as a vocalist.

[QUOTE=hXcPLISIT;17501063]I've only heard Blasphemy and None so Vile, don't intend on taking it any further.

I love None so Vile though[/QUOTE]

Definitely. And Lord Worm was really good even compared to the new guy. DIdn't worm leave like to start a beer brewery?

Nah, he's a teacher.

he teaches intro to blaspheme to children who are under-satan'd

for the past like ten minutes ive been trying to decide which track is my fav and i cant do it

[QUOTE=iamtherobots;17501072]Nah, he's a teacher.[/QUOTE]

how sick would that be to have Lord Worm for like chemistry? haha. that would be awesome. I bet he gives lectures in a death growl.