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Posted: Wed Feb 23, 2011 9:25 pm
by FuneralCircle
Korgüll wrote:
Avenger wrote: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 earlier works but I don't find it that sloppy if at all, especially not in comparison with many of the other bands in this thread. Some really great lead work on War & Pain and a tight rhythm section despite the insane riffs. So in terms of the sound, yeah maybe sloppy, but the playing? I'd argue otherwise.

Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 2:43 am
by Avenger
FuneralCircle wrote:
Korgüll wrote:
Avenger wrote: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 earlier works but I don't find it that sloppy if at all, especially not in comparison with many of the other bands in this thread. Some really great lead work on War & Pain and a tight rhythm section despite the insane riffs. So in terms of the sound, yeah maybe sloppy, but the playing? I'd argue otherwise.
I knew that this nomination would cause a little bit of disagreement but taking into consideration that it was never specified anywhere in the thread that "sloppy" had to imply only musicianship, I think that the mention is valid. "War And Pain" for example, sounds sloppy.

I'm not a musician myself, so needless to say I am quite ignorant when it comes to the physical technique performed in such a recording but my ears do not deceive me.

Posted: Fri Feb 25, 2011 11:53 am
by big mouth
CAULDRON would fit right here...no doubts.... sloppy/ wimpy... yeah right choice.

Posted: Sat Feb 26, 2011 11:10 am
by Herkus Monte

Re: Sloppy Metal

Posted: Tue Nov 17, 2015 7:02 pm
by rumblefist
Yep - Voivod - quite agree. Never liked them.

Re: Sloppy Metal

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 12:18 pm
by Draggsoda
Morningstar - Rivendell
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LLibxex ... tml5=False



Maybe more bad than sloppy, but here goes

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ISWxJvI ... tml5=False

Overdeth

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JztwALv ... tml5=False
(The drums at 1:30! Those lessons payed off)

This one maybe not what the thread starter asked for ...funny though


Sloppy or just pure shit, a fine line in some cases in this thread :)

Re:

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 12:50 pm
by Northwinds
DaN wrote:
beerandjesus wrote:Has anyone on here heard of WHEELZ OF STEEL?

That's the biggest piece of shit of a metal album I've ever heard. Swear to God, it's completely inept. It's two brothers and a drum machine somewhere in Wisconsin, and that's exactly what it sounds like. They make Sodom on that first EP sound like Malmsteen.

I'm on the hunt for a copy!
Ever since Rob told me about this one I've been obsessed w/ finding a copy myself. I approached Jan Swanhill at a record fair in Sthlm a while back and asked if he would consider selling his copy. At first he seemed interrested, but later decided it belonged in his "real-people Music" collection :(
Does anyone have this for upload?

More on sloppy, slimey Steel after nappy-time..
Jan is good people, I talk to him on the phone every few months. I think his prices are very fair for what he offers on the whole and he likes to trade so maybe you can get the record you want. Last record I got off him was Phantom Blue s/t on Shrapnel

Re: Sloppy Metal

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 7:22 pm
by Yronbeast86
I wonder how many of you guys would consider Mark Lowrey-rusty mark in the metal palace as one of the biggest and sloppiest metal lps ever.

Re: Sloppy Metal

Posted: Wed Apr 13, 2016 7:38 pm
by Prowler
Here! :!:
Count me in for sure! That one is crappy ... I couldn't trust my ears. haha
The problem is just that the topic covers sloppy but "therefore almost good" Metal albums.
But if I call something sloppy, I can't call it "good" or worth a listen. :?

Re: Sloppy Metal

Posted: Thu Apr 14, 2016 1:08 pm
by Yronbeast86
I actually like the Mark Lowrey lp too. I've heard some people refer to the Barbarian(Bel) ep from 1984 as a really sloppy piece.

Re: Sloppy Metal

Posted: Sat Apr 16, 2016 12:21 am
by rumblefist
Secret Metal (Swe) - from a swedish compilation of 1987 :

http://picosong.com/NrfW/