[QUOTE=Anthracks;17942592]i was thinkin we cud skip talking i mean we can do that on a message boards n e day there r so many other things we cud do in each others physical presence[/QUOTE]

im staying with a friend like 2 miles from the sonar,will wait you there ;)

What do you guys think of Abscess? I just got Horrorhammer and I don't get why people hate this album, it's pretty damn good. It's probably even as good as Seminal Vampires and Maggot Men, they are obviously not Autopsy but Reifert is still Reifert.

Abscess is OK but they are sorta forgettable.

If you are in the right satan mood they are not. At least for me :p

****ing chapters holy nutballs

[QUOTE=Anthracks;17943830]****ing chapters holy nutballs[/QUOTE]

Album rules.

Abscess rules, what bs is going on here?

Idk I'm not crazy about them.

abscess are boring as

Needs more slams rite?

as defeated sanity

My name's Mike Orchid reference LOL

if i wanted to listen to retards try to play autopsy i wouldnt listen to

annotations of an autopsy

Just now got Evisceration Plague, and I love it.

Visceral Evisceration is pretty ****ing king. Oh, and Evisceration Plague is Cannibal Corpse's worst album.

Lol honestly? I've only listened to evisceration plague. Now I'm on gallery of suicide. What next?

Eaten Back To Life, Butchered At Birth, Tomb Of The Mutilated, The Bleeding.

Visceral Evisceration are elite

Old melodeath > new melodeath, huge surprise right?

What makes Visceral Evisceration very good to me is that they mix melodeath with doom so well.

i enjoyed CCs Kill album tbh

Hm.

Anyone listen to as you drown? Reflections is sick.

[QUOTE=Txus;17944087]What makes Visceral Evisceration very good to me is that they mix melodeath with doom so well.[/QUOTE]

Agreed 100%

eaten back 2 life is one of cc's worst...vile is der best

[QUOTE=Txus;17944087]What makes Visceral Evisceration very good to me is that they mix melodeath with doom so well.[/QUOTE]

Nope, no melodeath in their music, not their album or the As I Lay Dying promo. (Not that metalcore band) Unless you are referring to their demo which I have not heard. They are just melodic doom/death, simple as that.

you're an idiot

you know if you change your adjectives around you would get melodic death right

[QUOTE=Deth;17946830]you're an idiot

you know if you change your adjectives around you would get melodic death right[/QUOTE]

You're not serious, are you? :lol:

Let me tell you then, melodic death metal is a misnomer, much closer to nwobhm then death metal, the main difference (Between melodeath and nwobhm) is the harsh vocals. And Doom/death is a doom metal sub-genre, not fusion or death, as the lines towards the traditional bands as Candlemass and Saint Vitus (Though, Scald from Russia if you know them are probably closer to Visceral Evisceration in sound then those two) are much clearer then they are to death metal. Or to melodeath, which is even less related.

cool story bro

So I'm being trolled, cool. :thumb:

take your asperger's syndrome elsewhere, faggot

[QUOTE=masscows;17946946]take your asperger's syndrome elsewhere, large bundle of sticks[/QUOTE]

I had to look up "Large bundle of sticks", haven't heard that one before :lol:

Though, you're just as welcome to leave. ;) :smoke:

that's what the filter turns fagget into. he didn't really call you that.

on a side note. found this sweet music video. combines wolfmen snorting cocaine off a toiliet seat with some pretty tight death metal.

[url]http://www.last.fm/music/Small+Town+Murder/+videos/+1-UhHnPRiGoVo[/url]

[QUOTE=Byrain;17946868]You're not serious, are you? :lol:

Let me tell you then, melodic death metal is a misnomer, much closer to nwobhm then death metal, the main difference (Between melodeath and nwobhm) is the harsh vocals. [/quote]
Yes and no, this is very dependent on specific bands of course.

Stuff like In Flames (or the Gothenburg scene in general) I could see that comparison, however their drumming on the old material, as well as some of the riffs are what would set them in the MDM field as opposed to heavy metal (vocals of course too).

Then we have bands like Intestine Baalism, Visceral Evisceration, and Loudblast. Death metal bands with tons of melodic leads. Do you see where I'm going with this?

[QUOTE=Byrain;17946868]You're not serious, are you? :lol:

Let me tell you then, melodic death metal is a misnomer, much closer to nwobhm then death metal, the main difference (Between melodeath and nwobhm) is the harsh vocals. And Doom/death is a doom metal sub-genre, not fusion or death, as the lines towards the traditional bands as Candlemass and Saint Vitus (Though, Scald from Russia if you know them are probably closer to Visceral Evisceration in sound then those two) are much clearer then they are to death metal. Or to melodeath, which is even less related.[/QUOTE]

eh, if you want to put things like that they play melodic mid tempo death metal.

discussing genres like that is really ****ing gay because everyone listens to music differently which some people hardly grasp and to me they sound more like death metal than doom of course they have some doom influence but they are more toward the death metal side, even with their lyrics.

Even with their name.

That too, haha.

[QUOTE=Txus;17947058]
discussing genres like that is really ****ing gay because everyone listens to music differently which some people hardly grasp and to me they sound more like death metal than doom of course they have some doom influence but they are more toward the death metal side, even with their lyrics.[/QUOTE]

you wouldn't say that if you saw someone writing about how suicide silence opened them up to old school black metal.

I love Intestine Baalism, would I be interested in Visceral Evisceration ?

Oh and FINALLY got round to the new Immo, **** is legit.

Been listening to a lot more straight forward DM lately.

[QUOTE=bloozclooz;17947081]you wouldn't say that if you saw someone writing about how suicide silence opened them up to old school black metal.[/QUOTE]

yes but that's a little more extreme than what was being discussed right now, don't you think?