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BeastOfMetal456 - 22.09.2011 at 17:12
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Battles In The North?  |
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Pure Holocaust  |
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| Well you actually forgot few daemons but the list is quite good... |
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| To fit more on you probably should have just done one per band (for example you got a few bathory albums on there), nice list either way |
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 Lit. - 13.03.2012 at 05:30
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Of all Immoral albums you forget At the Heart of Winter?
Also what no Gorgoroth? |
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| I think Enthrone Darkness Triumphant deserved a slightly better place. Also Nightside Eclipse should be higher too. Thumbs up for Bergtatt at 8th place! However your Number 1 is a bit ... fail. A Blaze in the Northern sky is better than Transylvanian Hunger, by a large bit too I think! But I Agree with most of the listings here. So Thumbed up |
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Written by Odinson on 16.09.2012 at 15:18
I think Enthrone Darkness Triumphant deserved a slightly better place. Also Nightside Eclipse should be higher too. Thumbs up for Bergtatt at 8th place! However your Number 1 is a bit ... fail. A Blaze in the Northern sky is better than Transylvanian Hunger, by a large bit too I think! But I Agree with most of the listings here. So Thumbed up
I will never budge on Transilvanian Hunger. True, A Blaze in the Northern Sky has better standout tracks, without a doubt. But as an album, TH is so cohesive, such a unified piece of dark art...it is unsurpassed in my mind. Pardon the shoegaze reference, but I see Transilvanian Hunger not only as Darkthrone's masterpiece, but a masterpiece of the genre -- black metal's Loveless -- the tracks are inseparable and the album stands alone. It is hypnotic and entrancing.
Your objection is dully noted, and even understood; but I see things differently. Thanks for the comments! |
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Written by Alex Lemon on 21.02.2012 at 18:30
To fit more on you probably should have just done one per band (for example you got a few bathory albums on there), nice list either way
I like your idea...I'm going to give it a try as I edit the list. If I don't like how it comes out I will change it but its worth a shot. |
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Written by saw_you_drown on 04.10.2012 at 22:09
Written by Alex Lemon on 21.02.2012 at 18:30
To fit more on you probably should have just done one per band (for example you got a few bathory albums on there), nice list either way
I like your idea...I'm going to give it a try as I edit the list. If I don't like how it comes out I will change it but its worth a shot.
It's just an idea, of course a few bands are going to have multiple albums that are fantastic |
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ajk70 - 26.01.2013 at 05:41
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Great to see the early two by Gorgoroth.
It's hard for me choose out Darkthrone's first four, but would probably go with TH.
I like Immortal's first. Also glad to see Satyricon's first.
Great list!
Hail Darkthrone! |
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Wow, another great list dude. +1  |
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Another thing though, your list is missing at least one album:
- Limbonic Art: In Abhorrence Dementia
Seriously, that is one of the best (symphonic) black metal albums ever created and needs to be in this list ASAP!  |
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Written by EMols86 on 26.01.2013 at 16:26
Another thing though, your list is missing at least one album:
- Limbonic Art: In Abhorrence Dementia
Seriously, that is one of the best (symphonic) black metal albums ever created and needs to be in this list ASAP!
 I agree! |
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Written by enumaelis on 26.01.2013 at 18:09
I agree!
Looks like I'm being ignored by the creator of this list, which I do not like at all. A list without In Abhorrence Dementia isn't worth my +1.  I'll come back in a while to see if it's added. |
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Written by EMols86 on 18.04.2013 at 20:40
Written by enumaelis on 26.01.2013 at 18:09
I agree!
Looks like I'm being ignored by the creator of this list, which I do not like at all. A list without In Abhorrence Dementia isn't worth my +1. I'll come back in a while to see if it's added.
Well, each one's tastes are different, but that album was indeed one of the best surprises I had in the 90s in relation to Black Metal! |
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Written by enumaelis on 18.04.2013 at 22:28
Well, each one's tastes are different, but that album was indeed one of the best surprises I had in the 90s in relation to Black Metal!
In the 90's I wasn't listening to metal at all, haha. Anyway, I heard that album last year and was totally blown away by it. Definitely in my top 5 black metal albums ever.  |
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