Which Cephalic Carnage album would anyone recommend?

Edit: And also can anyone recommend some Lux Occulta?

Lucid Interval for Cephalic Carnage

[QUOTE=Spat Out Plath]Can anybody recommend me some hair metal?[/QUOTE]

Dokken, Quiet Riot, W.A.S.P., Def Leppard, L.A. Guns, Faster Pu[size=2]s[/size]sycat, Cinderella, The Cult, London Quireboys

Sorry, my knowledge of hair metal is EXTREMELY limited.

Its better then mine.

Are you sure Dokken are considered Hair Metal?

Hard rock? :-\ Anyways, I'm REALLY ignorant when it comes to such styles.

[QUOTE=Stoic]Hard rock? :-\ Anyways, I'm REALLY ignorant when it comes to such styles.[/QUOTE]

Eh, categorizing is more a matter of personal taste, anyway. That was just my take on hair metal.

[QUOTE]Originally Posted by [B]Spat Out Plath[/B]
Can anybody recommend me some hair metal?
[/QUOTE]

Twisted Sister, Quiet Riot, Motley Crue, Warrant, those are all hair metal bands, that are okay.

Any of those do the trick, SOP?

I'd like to get into the band Behemoth, anyone know which album I should start with?

Demigod to start - if you like what you hear, get Thelema 6 and Zos Kia Cultus.

[QUOTE=FuryInArt]Demigod to start - if you like what you hear, get Thelema 6 and Zos Kia Cultus.[/QUOTE]

Thanks, I was actually thinking about picking up Demigod because I've heard Slaves Shall Serve, Conquer All, and the title track and liked them all. Thanks for the recommendation. :thumb:

Would you categorize Styx in the hair metal category? How about the Scorpions? Ill go ahead and add those if so.

[QUOTE=FuryInArt]Demigod to start - if you like what you hear, get Thelema 6 and Zos Kia Cultus.[/QUOTE]

Quoted For Truth.

Demigod is amazing.

Can anyone reccomend me a good live album from the rolling stones?

[I]Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out![/I] its from the 1969 2 night show at the Garden in NYC. Its their best live album and probably only one that non-hardcore fans will like. Other then [I]Live Licks[/I] maybe which was recorded during the Licks World Tour so its older Stones.
On a side note you could just ask in CR thread if you ever need Stone recommendations!
On another note, the performances (or about 5-6) from [I]Get Yer Ya-Ya's Out![/I] can been seen on the Gimme Shelter movie.

Why would Spat Out Plath need hair metal? :p


And Styx and Scorpions aren't hair metal. Styx are classic rock, and Scorpions are arena rock/proto-metal.

I recently got my friend into Children of Bodom... and was wondering which of their albums you guys would suggest me 'lending" to him first?

The only album I like by them is [I]Hatebreeder[/I], actually.

[QUOTE=Riva]The only album I like by them is [I]Hatebreeder[/I], actually.[/QUOTE]

That's probably their best album. I also enjoyed Something Wild, but after Follow the Reaper they just went downhill.

IMO.

Hatecrew deathroll is still a very good album!

Something Wild and Hatebreeder are the only albums that interest me anymore. Follow The Reaper has it's moments too.

Someone in that lil power metal thread that should be closed soon mentioned a band called Firewind that he described as "basicly heavier then Iced Earth with more powerful vocals". This got me curious. Can anyone name me 1 or 2 of their best songs ?

Thanks.

Steerpike did a write up on them I think. Look in that thread and there should be suggested songs :)

I've heard they're quite good. They have Gus G, the Grecian guitar virtuoso of Dream Evil fame.

What would be a good my dying bride album to start with besides as the flower withers & angel at the dark river

[i]Turn Loose the Swans[/i] is well liked, I think.

I'm gonna see the Sounds of the Underground and I wanna know more In Flames could recomend me some.

thanks

[QUOTE=guitarist.kid]I'm gonna see the Sounds of the Underground and I wanna know more In Flames could recomend me some.

thanks[/QUOTE]
Jester Race
Clayman
Colony
Whoracle

[QUOTE=Riva]I've heard they're quite good. They have Gus G, the Grecian guitar virtuoso of Dream Evil fame.[/QUOTE]


Love the avatar, Riva. I think the best movie of all time. :thumb: