it's one of the reasons i actually enjoyed it honestly

I love the never-ending fills on Remission, works for me.

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17203976]I was being tongue and cheek dude.

Gospel's drummer is another great example of overplaying.[/QUOTE]

Hmmm

*listens to gospel*

Overplaying or not I really enjoy Gospel's drumming.

Yes, it's great drumming.

It's entertaining drumming, not really great.

idk what constitutes great drumming

entertaining is good enough for me

u r all fgts

Especially you!!!!

Anybody know anything like Hacksaw To The Throat's last EP?

I need more grind bands that include electonic/experimental stuff (Cybergrind, electrogrind w/e)in their songs (Not Death/Grind). So far Genghis Tron is the only band I listen to that belongs to that genre. So, similar bands will do.

Kissyface Fashion Faux-Pas & Elton Tron.

[QUOTE=hismajestythepope;17204699]Kissyface Fashion Faux-Pas & Elton Tron.[/QUOTE]

Aight, gonna check them out now :chug: Can you recommend albums?

Check out:

Cutting Pink With Knives - Oh Wow!
Whourkr - Näät
Whourkr - Concrete

I need some epic guitar solo music... like any type of metal, but every song has a ridiculously good guitar solo on said album.

Seriously people, anything like Hacksaw To The Throat and The End Of Six Thousand Years?

hmmmm... Havok maybe? Exmortus kind of... uhhh..... Conducting from the Grave.

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17204692]I need more grind bands that include electonic/experimental stuff (Cybergrind, electrogrind w/e)in their songs (Not Death/Grind). So far Genghis Tron is the only band I listen to that belongs to that genre. So, similar bands will do.[/QUOTE]I was actually wondering this same thing.

To answer your question, though, The Locust is definitely worth a try.

Agoraphobic Nosebleed is the only "cybergrind" you'll need

Also, depending on who you are, you may enjoy [I]Dissimulate[/I] by The Berzerker it's a tight album

[QUOTE=Si1v3RfaNg;17205111]I need some epic guitar solo music... like any type of metal, but every song has a ridiculously good guitar solo on said album.[/QUOTE]

Not sure if this is what you mean but:

Jason Becker - Perpetual Burn
Cacophony - Speed Metal Symphony
Racer X - Technical Difficulties



Also;

Joe Satriani - Surfing With the Alien, pretty well known but still awesome.

[QUOTE=Jaundice;17205304]I was actually wondering this same thing.

To answer your question, though, The Locust is definitely worth a try.[/QUOTE]

Getting the latest now...

[QUOTE=Txus;17205094]Check out:

Cutting Pink With Knives - Oh Wow!
Whourkr - Näät
Whourkr - Concrete[/QUOTE]

Gonna take care of these tomorrow.

[QUOTE=honeydutchautopsy;17205312][B]Agoraphobic Nosebleed[/B] is the only "cybergrind" you'll need

Also, depending on who you are, you may enjoy [I]Dissimulate[/I] by The Berzerker it's a tight album[/QUOTE]

So many albums/split albums. Which one do you recommend?

[QUOTE=Ventriloquist;17205721]
So many albums/split albums. Which one do you recommend?[/QUOTE]

Favorite full length: Frozen Corpse Stuffed With Dope
Favorite EP: PCP Torpedo
Favorite split: n/a too many to decide :p

I'd say get PCP Torpedo first.

So guys, which Death album does Gene Hoglan show his talent off best in?

Probably Individual Thought Patterns. Symbolic isn't too great imo but is generally the favorite album of those not too into death metal in general (judging by my friends anyway).

[QUOTE=Si1v3RfaNg;17205298]hmmmm... Havok maybe? Exmortus kind of... uhhh..... Conducting from the Grave.[/QUOTE]

Nahhhhhh.

I second Individual Thought Patterns.

Yeah definitely his finest hour in Death.

i need some crazy white-belt grind

Invisigoth

What's the deal with these belt things?

they keep your pants from falling down or good for a thrashing.