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| You got great tastes, m'friend. Kudos for having the balls to put Korn in there. Some disrespectful douches on here are bound to try and eat you alive for that. Some of my favorites are included (even if I don't also claim Korn as a "bestest"...kudos. Some of my guilty pleasures would flatten me a lot worse, haha!) |
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| Great to see so many Sigh releases at the top! +1 |
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| Awesome list. Since you like Sigh and Rhapsody of Fire you MUST listen to Bal-Sagoth. |
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Written by PowerThrash on 24.07.2012 at 09:51
Awesome list. Since you like Sigh and Rhapsody of Fire you MUST listen to Bal-Sagoth.
Just The Power Cosmic, haven't really explored their full discog. |
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Written by Crucifux on 24.07.2012 at 21:05
Written by PowerThrash on 24.07.2012 at 09:51
Awesome list. Since you like Sigh and Rhapsody of Fire you MUST listen to Bal-Sagoth.
Just The Power Cosmic, haven't really explored their full discog.
Well I've always thought of Bal-Sagoth as a mix of Rhapsody and Sigh.  But anyways we share similar tastes. I just received Hail Horror Hail and Scenario IV in the mail yesterday. |
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Written by PowerThrash on 24.07.2012 at 21:25
Written by Crucifux on 24.07.2012 at 21:05
Just The Power Cosmic, haven't really explored their full discog.
Well I've always thought of Bal-Sagoth as a mix of Rhapsody and Sigh. But anyways we share similar tastes. I just received Hail Horror Hail and Scenario IV in the mail yesterday.
Not sure I hear any Sigh influence in there, not even in the vocals. Just synth-y power metal with narrative/bm vox.
Wish I owned physical copies. I've only got In Somniphobia on CD.  |
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Written by Alex Lemon on 10.08.2012 at 18:22
I take it you like Sigh
Very much so. |
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 Oaken - 13.08.2012 at 04:15
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That Cryptopsy album is a monster. Especially the solo on Dead And Dripping.  |
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Written by Oaken on 13.08.2012 at 04:15
That Cryptopsy album is a monster. Especially the solo on Dead And Dripping.
Tbh I've never really paid attention to the solos that much. The ones on their first album stand out a lot more to me, namely the ones in Abigor and Serial Messiah. |
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Oaken - 13.08.2012 at 05:36
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Written by Crucifux on 13.08.2012 at 05:33
Written by Oaken on 13.08.2012 at 04:15
That Cryptopsy album is a monster. Especially the solo on Dead And Dripping.
Tbh I've never really paid attention to the solos that much. The ones on their first album stand out a lot more to me, namely the ones in Abigor and Serial Messiah.
Never heard that one, only None So Vile. BTW the solos are amazing even though they're very technical, dissonant and jazzy-sounding. |
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Written by Oaken on 13.08.2012 at 05:36
Written by Crucifux on 13.08.2012 at 05:33
Written by Oaken on 13.08.2012 at 04:15
That Cryptopsy album is a monster. Especially the solo on Dead And Dripping.
Tbh I've never really paid attention to the solos that much. The ones on their first album stand out a lot more to me, namely the ones in Abigor and Serial Messiah.
Never heard that one, only None So Vile. BTW the solos are amazing even though they're very technical, dissonant and jazzy-sounding.
On Dead and Dripping(besides solos and vocals) drumming was bit out of beat I suppose and bass was crappy. I do however liked "Slit Your Guts" which imo stands out the best song off that album. |
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Oaken - 13.08.2012 at 15:30
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Written by Cynic Metalhead on 13.08.2012 at 07:48
On Dead and Dripping(besides solos and vocals) drumming was bit out of beat I suppose and bass was crappy. I do however liked "Slit Your Guts" which imo stands out the best song off that album.
Every song on the album is amazing, even Lichmistress which falls a little short of the other tracks. |
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