lol, my dad shops at Sears. he still thinks its the 1970's or 80's when it was the hotspot. ok ok i get Trivium blows haha

I've never heard Exhumed, but i was sampling Gore Metal on itunes just now and I'm interested to hear them simply because of the production (especially on the guitars), it sounds really crunchy and full.

Dismember are ****ing great. I can't stop listening to Like An Everflowing Stream and The God That Never Was.

NP: Override of the Overture

Damn right they are.

I'm not sure which one I like more at the moment.

But yeah, I counted up my plays and if all the tracks get scrobbled, I think Dismember is going to suddenly burst into my top 10 on last.fm

/whore

STFU

My top Dismember albums always vary between LAES and TGTNW. Right now it's the latter.

Yeah, I'm just switching off between the two right now. I'm listening to The God That Never Was atm...

Any ideas on where to go next in terms of albums? I doubt any will top these two from what I've heard, but it's worth a shot since, you know... it's Dismember.

massive killing capacity, go back like one page man yeesh.

Whoops, didn't see that. I'll check it out some time soon.

dude have I not been saying MKC? trust me its great, Cocaine will agree. It's worth it for I Saw Them Die and Hallucigenia is pretty sweet too.

I still need to buy The God That Never Was since I still haven't heard it yet.

But for me Mental Funeral and Severed Survival and the whole Bolt Thrower discography have been my death metal addiction.

Hallucigenia > Most Dismember

I prefer Mental Funeral to Severed Survival. I own the digipack of SS, I really want the MF one.

My favorite song on MKC is Casket Garden.

My play counts for it are 21 for I saw them die and then like 2 for the rest, so i need to go back and listen to it. I got kind of carried away by the first track. I did the same thing on testimony of the ancients, i couldnt get past The Secrecies of Horror and Twisted Truth for the longest time.
/listens to Casket Garden

[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15665681]I prefer Mental Funeral to Severed Survival. I own the digipack of SS, I really want the MF one.[/QUOTE]

They are both excellent albums, but I think Severed Survival pulls ahead for me because of the bass throughout the album and the song Service for a Vacant Coffin.

Digorgio ftw

There's no I in team, but there are two in DiGiorgio.

There is three

[QUOTE=BoboTheRagingHobo;15665734]They are both excellent albums, but I think Severed Survival pulls ahead for me because of the bass throughout the album and the song Service for a Vacant Coffin.[/QUOTE]
very good points, Digiorgio is god. Although sometimes i wonder what it would have been like if Autopsy hired Victor Wooten to do SS :D
SS also has some of the greatest death metal lyrics ever, I ripped off the title track for a poetry project i'm not gonna lie.

@Fatal
Digiorgio ftw, but Sean Malone is better I think.

@pate
Casket Garden just finished, awesome song indeed.

where's the mx epic fail avatar when you need it? not that lees avatar should be changed. ever.

Epic fail!!!!!!!!!

:(

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@Fatal
Digiorgio ftw, but Sean Malone is better I think.

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Not to over analyze, but as a bass player, I've learned their parts for different bands.

Sadus stuff is very difficult to play, while Cynic is relatively easy except for Textures.

so you play fretless then? watch the Textures live @ Berkeley vid, Seans solo is even more technical live

I really [I]want[/I] to like Sadus, but other than the song Certain Death its like nothing is all that memorable.

[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15665774]very good points, Digiorgio is god. Although sometimes i wonder what it would have been like if Autopsy hired Victor Wooten to do SS :D
SS also has some of the greatest death metal lyrics ever, I ripped off the title track for a poetry project i'm not gonna lie.

@Fatal
Digiorgio ftw, but Sean Malone is better I think.
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SS also IMO has some of the best death metal production as well. Sounds so dirty and ugly, fits the music perfectly.

Digiorgio and Malone are both awesome since they both have their unique sound and play styles. Both of them are excellent songwriters as well, so they are both on the same level in my book.

NP - Bolt Thrower - The Shreds Of Sanity

[QUOTE=rattlehead42147;15665823]so you play fretless then? [/QUOTE]

Yes sir. Yeah, I have some bootleg where he goes off and does a bunch.

As far as actual technical songwriting and playing within a song I'd say DiGiorgio has him beat.

They're both great though.

Steve's Sadus stuff was just kind of forgettable to me. It's technically stunning, but his days with Death and Autopsy will always be his peak for me.

If you want to hear some really impressive bass playing of his, listen to Dark Hall. They have the demo on their site for download.

Blotted Science btw

[QUOTE=FatalEnergy;15665873]If you want to hear some really impressive bass playing of his, listen to Dark Hall. They have the demo on their site for download.[/QUOTE]
would you mind posting a link? i didn't see it anywhere.
[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bia3o_0xx4k[/url]
this clip is kind of cool