vezzy Stallmanite
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vezzyStallmanitePosts: 3493 From: Bulgaria
Written by Kennoth on 17.08.2010 at 14:36
Written by vezzy on 17.08.2010 at 12:01
You'd start trembling after hearing some other artists, but oh well.
Hardly. Just because I don't listen to some more extreme metal genres, doesn't mean I never tried.
Depends on the artist though. Which ones?
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Kennoth
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Written by vezzy on 17.08.2010 at 14:51
Depends on the artist though. Which ones?
Slayer.
Just kidding. From death metal I've tried CC and Morbid Angel. From Grindcore Napalm Death and from pure black Burzum.
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vezzy Stallmanite
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Written by Kennoth on 17.08.2010 at 14:54 From death metal I've tried CC and Morbid Angel. From Grindcore Napalm Death and from pure black Burzum.
I think I busted my gut.
So basically you picked the most common and overrated choices. Napalm Death's only true grindcore albums were their first two.
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Kennoth
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Written by vezzy on 17.08.2010 at 14:58
Written by Kennoth on 17.08.2010 at 14:54 From death metal I've tried CC and Morbid Angel. From Grindcore Napalm Death and from pure black Burzum.
I think I busted my gut.
So basically you picked the most common and overrated choices. Napalm Death's only true grindcore albums were their first two.
Well as I said before, since I don't listen to those genres usually, I picked most accessible and common bands, because I'm not familiar with more 'underrated' and 'underground' ones. I don't understand what's so strange in that?
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vezzy Stallmanite
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vezzyStallmanitePosts: 3493 From: Bulgaria
Written by Kennoth on 17.08.2010 at 15:04 Well as I said before, since I don't listen to those genres usually, I picked most accessible and common bands, because I'm not familiar with more 'underrated' and 'underground' ones. I don't understand what's so strange in that?
Pretty "accessible" considering you pretty much listened to some Corpsegrinder album to attack CC in the DragonForce review, completely ignoring the fact that CC at least has music.
Whatever though. Standard choices do help... (broaden?) so you'll be ready for more.
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Kennoth
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Written by vezzy on 17.08.2010 at 15:16
Pretty "accessible" considering you pretty much listened to some Corpsegrinder album to attack CC in the DragonForce review, completely ignoring the fact that CC at least has music.
Some strong attack that was, we've been over this before
About the music, that's highly debatable and dependable on personal preferences. I'm a fan of neither band, but it takes some degree of musical skill to play either of them.
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SerratedSyringe
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Hmmm I can't really imagine life without Anaal Nathrakh or The Berzerker.
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whatsacow
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Diablo Swing orchestra, Maudlin of the Well, Ahab.
I dont know how i survived without avant garde, funeral doom or depressive black.
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Infernal Eternal
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Actually, I've never had that feeling.
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