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Is it too late in their career to give us something a little different?
Can't say I'm really excited about this. They've become the very definition of generic death metal. |
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| Great news! I'm looking forward to this one. |
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Hell fucking Yeahh!! Br00tal death Metallers hit the studio..!! Great news and will really look forward for that.  |
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| Be interesting to see how it ends up comparing to the last couple of albums, Kill was fantastic but the last album just seemed like a slightly inferior version of the album before it. |
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CC is one of those bands that I think should just stick to what they do best, and that is being a straightforward, in-your-face death metal band with the complete absence of bullshit. As I've said before, they're the AC/DC of death metal, there is no point in getting rid of the formula they've used since their inception if the music they're making is still great, which it is. And earlier this year we all learned what could happen if a legendary death metal band tries to reinvent themselves...
Anywho, I'm looking forward to this release, because I already know what I'm in for, and that's kickass death metal tunes!  |
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| I wonder if they're capable of writing something that isn't mid-paced generic death metal nowadays. |
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Written by Ankläger on 06.09.2011 at 20:15
Is it too late in their career to give us something a little different?
Can't say I'm really excited about this. They've become the very definition of generic death metal.
Written by Lonniehaskel on 06.09.2011 at 22:35
I wonder if they're capable of writing something that isn't mid-paced generic death metal nowadays.
This whole GENERIC term is starting to get on my nerves. All bands are generic because they belong to a particular GENRE. Personally i can't wait to hear the new generic masterpiece. |
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Written by Azazel on 07.09.2011 at 00:00
Written by Ankläger on 06.09.2011 at 20:15
Is it too late in their career to give us something a little different?
Can't say I'm really excited about this. They've become the very definition of generic death metal.
Written by Lonniehaskel on 06.09.2011 at 22:35
I wonder if they're capable of writing something that isn't mid-paced generic death metal nowadays.
This whole GENERIC term is starting to get on my nerves. All bands are generic because they belong to a particular GENRE. Personally i can't wait to hear the new generic masterpiece.
Ya um, has anyone paid attention to the evolution in their albums? The technicality of their material? They are pioneers of death metal, their imitaters are the generic. Wtf is the definition of innovative death metal: Fleshgod? The new Morbid Angel?!? Fuckin please. This is death metal: Detuned. No Keyboards. No Synth. No clean vocal. Don't like it? Try another genre. |
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Written by Lonniehaskel on 06.09.2011 at 22:35
I wonder if they're capable of writing something that isn't mid-paced generic death metal nowadays.
Generic Nowadays? IMO it has always been so for the corpse (even the bands "classics"). Most likely will be nothing different with this new record, It will probably please the fans though. |
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As long as it's better than Eviseration Plague. I didn't feel that album  |
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| Regardless of what others say, CC will always be here to play. I'm quite pleased they have not disbanded, and I'm looking forward to album No.12 |
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| Either way, they haven't written anything exciting in years. I should probably have replaced "generic" with "fade-into-the-background bland". But this is just my opinion as a decade-long fan. |
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RRRRAWWWRRR CANNIBAL CORPSE.
Bring it. |
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3rdWorldFuckface - 07.09.2011 at 08:24
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Ya..........i saw this yesterday....and got immediately stoked.....but i think this will b released next year  |
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Written by Neuroku on 07.09.2011 at 02:03
As long as it's better than Eviseration Plague. I didn't feel that album
Agreed. Aside from "Priests Of Sodom", "Scalding Hail", and "Carnivorous Swarm", it was a very unmemorable album for me. It was such a disappointment after "KILL", which was such an awesome album. I definitely hope the new one will be quite a bit better than "Evisceration Plague".... |
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vezzy - 07.09.2011 at 13:40
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Written by Captain Obvious on 06.09.2011 at 21:47
CC is one of those bands that I think should just stick to what they do best, and that is being a straightforward, in-your-face death metal band with the complete absence of bullshit. As I've said before, they're the AC/DC of death metal, there is no point in getting rid of the formula they've used since their inception if the music they're making is still great, which it is. And earlier this year we all learned what could happen if a legendary death metal band tries to reinvent themselves...
Anywho, I'm looking forward to this release, because I already know what I'm in for, and that's kickass death metal tunes!
You are not the real Captain Obvious. |
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Yaaay, more ultra-generic death metal!
We definitely don't have enough of that nowadays. |
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Fredd - 07.09.2011 at 19:28
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Written by Slayer666 on 07.09.2011 at 14:41
Yaaay, more ultra-generic death metal!
We definitely don't have enough of that nowadays.
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| CC Start Workin on a new bloody album thats is a great bloody news what we can expect from our favorite death metal band Cannibal Corpse ..a Massive Aggressive Attack full Gory Brutal Album cant wait to hear the sound of Brutal again by CC .../M\ |
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| FUCK YES! FUCK THE HATERS! CC Have the best live show hands down. Nothing fancy just in your fucking face perfecttion from beginning to end. Corpsgrinder - best death vocalist. Pat O'Brian easily one of the best metal guitarists of all time. FUCK YESS I CANT FUCKING WAIT! |
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Written by a MasT on 07.09.2011 at 01:16
Ya um, has anyone paid attention to the evolution in their albums? The technicality of their material? They are pioneers of death metal, their imitaters are the generic. Wtf is the definition of innovative death metal: Fleshgod? The new Morbid Angel?!? Fuckin please. This is death metal: Detuned. No Keyboards. No Synth. No clean vocal. Don't like it? Try another genre.
Totally agree. Anyone who thinks they are "generic" and that there hasn't been any musical evolution on their albums really are in need of their ears syringed! It's the same as idiots saying "all Slayer songs sound the same". I've always shook my head at stupid comments like that.  |
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Written by Angelic Storm on 09.09.2011 at 12:39
Totally agree. Anyone who thinks they are "generic" and that there hasn't been any musical evolution on their albums really are in need of their ears syringed! It's the same as idiots saying "all Slayer songs sound the same". I've always shook my head at stupid comments like that.
Since when is musical evolution the same as not being generic? Cannibal Corpse has always sounded generic to me. Some great songs indeed and I won't deny that there are difference in their albums, but still.. generic.
Written by a MasT on 07.09.2011 at 01:16
Wtf is the definition of innovative death metal: Fleshgod? The new Morbid Angel?!? Fuckin please.
Ulcerate.
Also bands like Owls, Mitochondrion and even Portal or Impetuous Ritual are trying to bring a little more to the genre that is having some hard times atm... Same can't be said about Cannibal Corpse. |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 09.09.2011 at 21:22
Since when is musical evolution the same as not being generic? Cannibal Corpse has always sounded generic to me. Some great songs indeed and I won't deny that there are difference in their albums, but still.. generic.
You may find highly technical, intricate riffs "generic", but I for one certainly do not...  |
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Written by Angelic Storm on 09.09.2011 at 21:26
Written by Mr. Doctor on 09.09.2011 at 21:22
Since when is musical evolution the same as not being generic? Cannibal Corpse has always sounded generic to me. Some great songs indeed and I won't deny that there are difference in their albums, but still.. generic.
You may find highly technical, intricate riffs "generic", but I for one certainly do not...
When you find tons of metal bands doing the same thing I sure as hell do. Extra points for funny lyrics and artwork but that's about it.
You didn't seem to get the point though. Even if you don't find them generic you can't just go by the logic "Musical evolution = not being generic". |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 09.09.2011 at 21:29
When you find tons of metal bands doing the same thing I sure as hell do. Extra points for funny lyrics and artwork but that's about it.
Well, if the criteria for not being generic is being truly unique, then I'd say maybe 2%-3% of bands in all metal genres aren't generic. In which case, the barrage of criticsm Cannibal Corpse recieve for being "generic", is a bit lopsided, and unfair. As many other bands who are equally as generic, and even more so, are not criticised so heavily for that. I'd say Cannibal Corpse's standing as possibly the most popular death metal band is actually behind most of the bashing, although obviously most would never openly admit to doing that... lol |
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Well, if the criteria for not being generic is being truly unique, then I'd say maybe 2%-3% of bands in all metal genres aren't generic.
Ha! Damn right you are!... There are hardly any original bands anymore, there are plenty of good bands but really doing their own thing? No.
So yeah, 2-3% seems pretty right to me
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As many other bands who are equally as generic, and even more so, are not criticised so heavily for that.
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 09.09.2011 at 21:39
Ha! Damn right you are!... There are hardly any original bands anymore, there are plenty of good bands but really doing their own thing? No.
So yeah, 2-3% seems pretty right to me
Hehe, yeah well... the more time goes on, the harder and harder it becomes for a band to be truly unique genre wise, as it's just about all been done before.  And yep, you don't have to be original to be a great band, or to make good music. To me, good music is good music, whether it's original or not. lol
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What does that mean?  Ive never heard of that term.. |
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Written by Angelic Storm on 09.09.2011 at 21:56
To me, good music is good music, whether it's original or not. lol
I won't argue with that of course.. I just argue when people call such bands non-generic because I'm very anal with words you know?
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What does that mean? Ive never heard of that term..
In this case I say it just because I feel that Cannibal Corpse have done everything they could have done. |
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