Napalm Death are pretty extreme.
Other than that I can't really help you, the 'Tender would probbably know though :thumb:

Never listened to Decapitated... But Napalm Death are awesome, more grind though. I'd go check out the death heads thread.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16816[/url]

Yeah, I read a story somewhere, the critics, the first time they heard Napalm Death, were so shocked, they thought it was a joke, how extreme their sound was :lol:

can someone recommend me some cannibal corpse

[QUOTE=Death Unlimited]can someone recommend me some cannibal corpse[/QUOTE]
again, check the death heads thread

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=16816[/url]

could anyone recommend me some Avant garde metal?
I'm really getting into Arcturus, but is there anything like them?

thanks :)

Maybe Maudlin of the Well and Kayo Dot (less so than Maudlin.. though). They're the only two to come to mind. Hard to find though. I'd upload a Maudlin of the Well song for you, but I'm on a 56K at the moment.

I've really been hooked on the band Therion for a while now...you guys should check them out!! Progressive/symphonic metal with full male+female choirs filling the vocal role. They have soloists ocassionally, and Christofer grunts once or twice in a blue moon (the band actually started as a death metal band before going the symphonic route), so it's a very unique and interesting approach to metal music. I'm really into the symphonic sound, bands like Nightwish, After Forever, and Symphony X, but Therion really takes it to the next level by employing over 100 musicians on their latest album and really exploring the possibilities of multiple singers. The band is fronted by the creative genius of Christofer Johnsson, an enigmatic prodigy who conceives of these huge, sweeping symphonic compositions despite not having any formal musical background. I don't know how he does it, but holy **** does he! :lol:

"Secret of the Runes" is a fantastic record, a personal favorite of mine. It's somewhat of a concept album, dedicated and inspired completely by Norse Mythology. It's probably the band's most technical album, with lots of sweet guitar solos and complex choir arrangements (very beautiful). I recommend "Midgard," "Asgard," "Muspelheim," and "Vanaheim" especially from this record, but I love every song.

"Lemuria/Sirius B" is the name of Therion's latest two albums, which were released together as a double disc package. I'm more partial towards Lemuria, but both are good. I recommend "Typhon," "Utharka Runa," "Three Ships of Berik Parts 1 and 2," and "Feuer Overtüre/Prometheus entfesselt," for an interesting musical reference to Rammstein (Rammstein style approach using bass/bari choir and symphonic music).

"Vovin" is often considered the group's classic, and has some very memorable songs. From this record, "Wine of Alluqah," "Birth of Venus Illegitima," and "The Rise of Sodom and Gamorrah" are particularly good tunes.

Check these guys out, they're awesome. :cool:

can someone recommend me some borknagar songs? thanks

[QUOTE=Det_Nosnip]I've really been hooked on the band Therion for a while now...you guys should check them out!! Progressive/symphonic metal with full male+female choirs filling the vocal role. They have soloists ocassionally, and Christofer grunts once or twice in a blue moon (the band actually started as a death metal band before going the symphonic route), so it's a very unique and interesting approach to metal music. I'm really into the symphonic sound, bands like Nightwish, After Forever, and Symphony X, but Therion really takes it to the next level by employing over 100 musicians on their latest album and really exploring the possibilities of multiple singers. The band is fronted by the creative genius of Christofer Johnsson, an enigmatic prodigy who conceives of these huge, sweeping symphonic compositions despite not having any formal musical background. I don't know how he does it, but holy **** does he! :lol:

"Secret of the Runes" is a fantastic record, a personal favorite of mine. It's somewhat of a concept album, dedicated and inspired completely by Norse Mythology. It's probably the band's most technical album, with lots of sweet guitar solos and complex choir arrangements (very beautiful). I recommend "Midgard," "Asgard," "Muspelheim," and "Vanaheim" especially from this record, but I love every song.

"Lemuria/Sirius B" is the name of Therion's latest two albums, which were released together as a double disc package. I'm more partial towards Lemuria, but both are good. I recommend "Typhon," "Utharka Runa," "Three Ships of Berik Parts 1 and 2," and "Feuer Overtüre/Prometheus entfesselt," for an interesting musical reference to Rammstein (Rammstein style approach using bass/bari choir and symphonic music).

"Vovin" is often considered the group's classic, and has some very memorable songs. From this record, "Wine of Alluqah," "Birth of Venus Illegitima," and "The Rise of Sodom and Gamorrah" are particularly good tunes.

Check these guys out, they're awesome. :cool:[/QUOTE]

Do you have Theli or Deggial?

[QUOTE=death unlimited]
can someone recommend me some borknagar songs? thanks[/QUOTE]

I can't, but ask in the death heads thread, you should get answers.

Det - good post, but this thread is for answering other people's recommendations, not just recommending whatever you like :) I may check out Therion more though, I've only heard a few songs. Incidentally, did you ever actually look into Hollenthon?

[QUOTE=Bartender]I can't, but ask in the death heads thread, you should get answers.[/QUOTE]

thanks :thumb:

[QUOTE=Bartender]I can't, but ask in the death heads thread, you should get answers.

Det - good post, but this thread is for answering other people's recommendations, not just recommending whatever you like :) I may check out Therion more though, I've only heard a few songs. Incidentally, did you ever actually look into Hollenthon?[/QUOTE]

I tried to find some stuff, the two songs I obtained I like :)

And I have 6 Therion albums that are AIM-able.

[QUOTE=3rdplanet]I really like Setting Fire to Sleeping Giants by The Dillinger Escape Plan.

Is much of their music like this? I have been told no, which would be dissapointing (sp?)[/QUOTE]

I was trying to quote this in my above post.

Sorry my computer's being gay. I was trying to say that I was wondering the same thing about Setting Fire to Sleeping Giants.

Ok, I have been wanting to do this for a while, but the other day, I started making a playlist to put on a cd of songs that are just insturmentals. So far, I have:

Any Colour You Like-Pink Floyd
One Word- The Mahavishnu Orchestra
Wedding Nails-Porcupine Tree
Triad-Tool
Call of the Ktulu-Metallica
Erotomania-Dream Theater
Eruption-Van Halen
Singularity-Gordion Knot
To Counter and Groove in E-Minor-Spastic Ink

I need a couple additions. Rep++ for interesting, good reccomendations. Remember, I just want insturmentals, plzthnx.

EDIT: And, also, If you have Gmail and would like to just email those songs to me, my tag is [email]spiralout7@gmail.com[/email] :thumb:

In Flames - Man Made God.

to Kombucha

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]Ok, I have been wanting to do this for a while, but the other day, I started making a playlist to put on a cd of songs that are just insturmentals. So far, I have:

Any Colour You Like-Pink Floyd
One Word- The Mahavishnu Orchestra
Wedding Nails-Porcupine Tree
Triad-Tool
Call of the Ktulu-Metallica
Erotomania-Dream Theater
Eruption-Van Halen
Singularity-Gordion Knot
To Counter and Groove in E-Minor-Spastic Ink

I need a couple additions. Rep++ for interesting, good reccomendations. Remember, I just want insturmentals, plzthnx.

EDIT: And, also, If you have Gmail and would like to just email those songs to me, my tag is [email]spiralout7@gmail.com[/email] :thumb:[/QUOTE]
Dream Theater - The Dance Of Eternity
Dream Theater - Stream Of Consciousness(sp?)
Dream Theater - Overture 1928
Dream Theater - Instrumedley
Dream Theater - Ytes Jam
Liquid Tension Experiment - Paradigm Shift
In Flames - Dialogue With The Stars
In Flames - Acoustic Medley
Death - Voice Of The Soul
Nevermore - The Howles Of The Timberwolves
Lamb Of God - Ashes Of The Wake
Metallica - To Live Is To Die
Gordian Knot - Singing Deep Mountain
Gordian Knot - The Brook
Led Zeppelin - Moby Dick
Norther - Frozen Sky
Children Of Bodom - War Of Razors
Rush - Leave That Thing Alone
Rush - Yyz
Symphony X - The Accolade
Joe Satriani - Love Thing
Joe Satriani - Ice #9
Joe Satriani - Summer Song
Joe Satriani - Mystical Patato Head Groove Thing
Joe Satriani - The Extremist
Steve Vai - Juice
Ywngwie Malmsteen - Black Star

can someone recommend me some skyfire thanks :thumb:

Just get Mind Revolution and/or Timeless Departure. Both are excellent.

can someone recommend me some Suidakra songs

[QUOTE=Iron Man]Do you have Theli or Deggial?[/QUOTE]

Yeah, both are fantastic albums. :) IMO, picking up Kristian Niemann as a lead guitarist was nothing but good though...that guy is great, highly underrated. He's been on since Secret of the Runes, I believe.

[QUOTE=Bartender]I can't, but ask in the death heads thread, you should get answers.

Det - good post, but this thread is for answering other people's recommendations, not just recommending whatever you like :) I may check out Therion more though, I've only heard a few songs. Incidentally, did you ever actually look into Hollenthon?[/QUOTE]

Oh. Whoops...I can never get these "official" threads straight. :lol: Hollenthon...ah! Righto, I'll check 'em out. :) Hmm...their webpage hasn't been updated since 2002! :eek: Are they done? Listened to a few samples...sounds pretty cool so far. Symphonic black/death? So far, it's pretty much up my alley. :cool:

[QUOTE=Det_Nosnip]Oh. Whoops...I can never get these "official" threads straight. :lol: Hollenthon...ah! Righto, I'll check 'em out. :)[/QUOTE]

At least your post was intelligent and informative, giving some one information to actually interest them into checking out the band. Because we get ton's of idiot's in here just posting some random list that people should check out and leave...

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]Ok, I have been wanting to do this for a while, but the other day, I started making a playlist to put on a cd of songs that are just insturmentals. So far, I have:

Any Colour You Like-Pink Floyd
One Word- The Mahavishnu Orchestra
Wedding Nails-Porcupine Tree
Triad-Tool
Call of the Ktulu-Metallica
Erotomania-Dream Theater
Eruption-Van Halen
Singularity-Gordion Knot
To Counter and Groove in E-Minor-Spastic Ink

I need a couple additions. Rep++ for interesting, good reccomendations. Remember, I just want insturmentals, plzthnx.

EDIT: And, also, If you have Gmail and would like to just email those songs to me, my tag is [email]spiralout7@gmail.com[/email] :thumb:[/QUOTE]


steve vai - for the love of god
eric johnson - cliffs of dover
stevie ray vaughan - little wing
liquid tension experiment - acid rain
liquid tension experiment - paradigm shift

aw hell, just check out the new instrumental thread.

[QUOTE=Mind Revolution]can someone recommend me some Suidakra songs[/QUOTE]

Suidakra is a wicked band dude, I'll give you a list of songs of their two albums "Emprise to Avalon" and "Signs For the Fallen", as they are the only 2 I've currently heard.

[U][B]Emprise to Avalon[/B][/U]
-Darkane Times
-Pendragon's Fall
-The Quest
-And the Giants Dance

[U][B]Signs For the Fallen[/B][/U]
-Revenant
-trails of Gore
-Signs for the Fallen
-Dimorphic
-A Vision's Demise

[QUOTE=kombucha mushroom mofo]Ok, I have been wanting to do this for a while, but the other day, I started making a playlist to put on a cd of songs that are just insturmentals. So far, I have:
[/QUOTE]
In Flames - The Jester's Dance
In Flames - Wayfaerer
Iron Maiden - Losfer Words (Big 'Orra)
Megadeth - Into the Lungs of Hell
Metallica - Orion
Metallica - Call of Ktulu
Testament - Confusion Fusion
Dream Theater - Dance of Eternity
Arch Enemy - Snow Bound
Arch Enemy - Hydra
Death - Voice of the Soul

There you go... Now, what Death album would you guys reccomend for me?

I know theres somebody out there just dying to reccommend me some Children of Bodom. ( :thumb: thanks in advance)

When the search feature comes back online people should really start searching this thread for recommendations for certain bands.

[QUOTE=Det_Nosnip]Oh. Whoops...I can never get these "official" threads straight. :lol: Hollenthon...ah! Righto, I'll check 'em out. :) Hmm...their webpage hasn't been updated since 2002! :eek: Are they done?[/QUOTE]

I hope not..I'd heard rumours of them (well, him) starting work on a new album. I just remember you saying in two separate threads that you were thinking of checking them out, so I was wondering if you ever had :)

[QUOTE=Bobo]
At least your post was intelligent and informative, giving some one information to actually interest them into checking out the band. Because we get ton's of idiot's in here just posting some random list that people should check out and leave...[/QUOTE]

Yeah, if everyone who just recommended in here (rather than asking for/responding to others) made posts like his, I don't think we'd mind at all, heh.