Yes, all these new "fans" should tremble before the majesty and wisdom of the true internet metal masters who have been preaching the glorious gospel of HELL ever since finding a bunch of shitty mp3's on a blog way back in 2005! Why should that matter? Production is such a weak reason to ...

daniel wrote:WASP were more metal than Motörhead anyway haha. Sick of all the Motörhead praise, they weren't a metal band.

Sometimes you say such odd things that are not called for!

I love HOBBS - BROTHERHOOD is one of the most savage thrash metal tracks ever.

Anyone ever noticed how D666 lifted most of their sound from Hobbs? But they aren't anywhere near as good if you ask me.

Master of Puppets... It's an okay album, a pretty obvious step down. Kill Em All is one of the top 5 records ever in Metal for me. Love Ride the Lightning too, but Kill 'Em All will always be one of the greatest records ever for me.

Van Halen
Tin House
Blue Oyster Cult - Secret Treaties
Black Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
Judas Priest - Sin after Sin

Shame he never got to see Hobo with a Shotgun before writing Grindhouse, that Canadian masterpiece destroys those Tarantino movies. :lol: The track preview I heard was REALLY good, but the title of the album is kinda tacky. At the end of the day, music has to speak for itself. I really like Voyager ...

I really, really wish... The 7" hasn't left my record player in days... Anticipating the full length more than any other album than I can remember.

All this fuss and the smart-ass-underground-champion controversy can only be beneficial to HELL and that's something that makes me feel quite content to say the least.If you listen to underground bands for the sake and on the premise that they remain forever in the underground,then you do the right...

I love it, sounds so full and heavy! Vocals are amazing, too!

Metal... not metal... whatever... Judgement of the Dead is one of the doomiest tracks I can think of right away...

They were the best band I've ever seen live in my entire life. Nothing can even compare!! Absolutely fantastic!!

Pff...excuse me but this guy appears to be a little whiner eh? You'd rather donate money to someone who starts a crybaby campaign in the www than for any "Save the children in Africa fond? Have you ever donated money for the poor children in the world??? Can't this guy just take a credit from ...

MercyfulUngol wrote:

daniel wrote:It'll be interesting to hear the album as the deliberate hype is reaching a limit at this point.

Judging from your perception of the album thus far, I can save you the suspense and assure you that you will hate it no matter what.

And since Voivod was recently mentioned in another thread, they would fit here quite nicely as well I think. You mean very early Voivod maybe... by Dimension Hatross they were 'tighter than a nun's nasty '! Disagreed, VOIVOD may have had a really slimy gritty perhaps even SLOPPY production on their...

Dunno how people can vote them being boring... What are they listening to?


I like Vol. 1 since it's the most classic, but M&M is the better of the two newest albums I think, the guitar work... what every lead guitarist should ultimately aspire to.

Hardcore Punk influence in Black Metal is undeniable, just as it is in Thrash or Death Metal... Really though, I don't know why everyone thinks Mayhem started Black Metal when they came as late as 1994 with their full length. Under the Sign of the Black Mark was 86, and that's probably the first BM ...