[QUOTE=Angmar;17682139]Are Spiritual Beggars worth listening to?[/QUOTE]

They're alright. I wouldn't mind if I never hear them again, but I also wouldn't mind if they came up on a random playlist.

Spiritual Beggars are good, I like them. There are really two albums of theirs that I listen to alot. Ad Astra and On Fire. Mantra III is good also. It depends on what singer and style you want. Everything they did before On Fire had Spice on vocals (Mushroom River Band) and had more of a dirty style of stoner. Where when JB joined, On Fire and on kind of has more of a Deep Purple vibe to it. If you like both, and you love stoner rock, check out Ad Astra and On Fire to see which one you like better.

I just read Grand Magus signed to Roadrunner and have a release coming in the summer. I don't know, I thought Wolf's Return had some awesome material. I like them all, but s/t is the weakest, I think it has to do with the production.

I've never heard On Fire, but the DP mention has me curious.

what isis album should i get

Start with Panopticon

i would say that then oceanic

None

stfu pate go listen to trad metal

clearly oceanic is isis' best, followed closely by in the absence of truth

in the abscence of truth is boooooooooooring

nononononono its so good. i could listen to the drums alone and be fully entertained.

you dont like panopticon much btw? weird

and idk, in the abscence is the only isis album i rarely listen to

panopticon is great, my 3rd favorite. there just isnt any super standout tracks on it for me, like say the beginning and the end or dulcinea.

the drums are probably the reason i like absence of truth so much. theyre just incredible. and i think aarons voice was at its best on that album as well.

Panopticon holds my 2 favorite isis songs, So Did We and Grinnning Mouths

Gonna listen to Absence of truth in a bit, lets see if i like it more now

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;17705906]stfu pate go listen to trad metal

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lol

[QUOTE=Nepenthe;17705906]stfu pate go listen to trad metal

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I am now.

[QUOTE=Txus;17705915]in the abscence of truth is boooooooooooring[/QUOTE]

It's probably my least fav Isis album. It sounds like they wanted to sound like tool on that album to me idk. My fav is probably Panopticon followed closely by Oceanic. New one is pretty cool.

finally got around to listening to electric wizard dopethrone, that was a pretty cool album

funeralopolis <3333333 love that album

It's a ****ing classic.

i'm about to check out Witchcult Today and come my fanatics

NEW SUMA ALBUM SOON!

new song too.
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bongripper are sick [B]![/B]

Bros what's some good Aidan Baker solo stuff?

Scalpel, Green & Cold. These are my favs.

and The Sea Swells a Bit... and Pendulum

new suma should be nice

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17705847]what isis album should i get[/QUOTE]

1. Oceanic + Panopticon - Both essential
2. Celestial
3. Sgnl 05

None of the rest they're crap

never liked isis they got nothing on waswas

"stoner metal" lol

lol!

Really digging Doom:VS.

Giving them a first listen.

they're pretty good but got boring relatively quickly. the debut is also much better than the second album, which was a snoozefest

[QUOTE=sweboy;17710643]Bros what's some good Aidan Baker solo stuff?[/QUOTE]

I second the Sea Swells a Bit recommendation.

are there separate genres for metal bands who use other drugs

is there a crackhead/doom metal

Doom:VS is pretty 2007

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best doom album of 2009

is that Kirk Hammett

nah its bizzy bone, austins hero

those poor poor thugz.

its hard out here on the streets man having to serve thees fiends just to make ends meet