1001 reasons why Heavy Metal rules:

The Sentinel · Post by **The Sentinel** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:01 pm

DaN wrote:
418. At your deathbed, your last though might very well be: "I wonder if that violet vinyl version of BLACK HOLE's "Land Of Mystery" ever really existed or not?"

Haha, great reminder. It has to be. I hope I traced one by that time.

The Knell · Post by **The Knell** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:01 pm

DaN wrote: 418. At your deathbed, your last though might very well be: "I wonder if that violet vinyl version of BLACK HOLE's "Land Of Mystery" ever really existed or not?"

so true
it keeps me up at nights

The Sentinel · Post by **The Sentinel** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:03 pm

Quoting this at the same time must be a good sign that it actually exist but where the hell is it.

The Knell · Post by **The Knell** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:06 pm

used as special birthday fun dishes at an italian kindergarden

ION BRITTON · Post by **ION BRITTON** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:21 pm

Hjorlejf wrote:Hmm... my apologies, but can someone explain to me what was so wrong with my attempted contribution?

Hmmm, let's say that the majority of the members here didn't grow up with BURZUM and DARKTHRONE. I think it should be obvious if one tries to read the first 100 (or so) reasons of this thread...

mordred · Post by **mordred** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:22 pm

Hjorlejf wrote:Hmm... my apologies, but can someone explain to me what was so wrong with my attempted contribution?

This is not exactly a forum where church burning black metal bands with indecipherable logos are held in high regard.

Hjorlejf · Post by **Hjorlejf** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:30 pm

ION BRITTON wrote:
Hjorlejf wrote:Hmm... my apologies, but can someone explain to me what was so wrong with my attempted contribution?
Hmmm, let's say that the majority of the members here didn't grow up with BURZUM and DARKTHRONE. I think it should be obvious if one tries to read the first 100 (or so) reasons of this thread...

Actually I read through every reason, so as not to use duplicates. I quite enjoyed most of it, as I'm a fan of ALL metal really...
Oh well, I suppose I'll just head back to MA, their metal spectrum is a little more broad than the one used here.
Cheers to you guys though \m/

ION BRITTON · Post by **ION BRITTON** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:35 pm

As you wish...Cheers...

Black Axe · Post by **Black Axe** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 4:58 pm

Hjorlejf wrote:Oh well, I suppose I'll just head back to MA, their metal spectrum is a little more broad than the one used here.

I take it you didn't check out the Corroseum website. If we wanted to talk broad metal spectrums we'd all be on a MA(or similar forums).

Hjorlejf · Post by **Hjorlejf** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 6:03 pm

Black Axe wrote:
Hjorlejf wrote:Oh well, I suppose I'll just head back to MA, their metal spectrum is a little more broad than the one used here.
I take it you didn't check out the Corroseum website. If we wanted to talk broad metal spectrums we'd all be on a MA(or similar forums).

Well I'd assumed that at least the first wave of black metal might be acceptable discussion. I have seen several Bathory mentions

Piotr Sargnagel · Post by **Piotr Sargnagel** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 6:34 pm

Piotr Sargnagel wrote:Heavy Metal is a journey, a voyage of discovery, so in its essence is representative of the style of the music - epic, strong, heroic. When I discovered the Corroseum, I was made aware of the fact that Heavy Metal is so much richer than I fad hitherto realised, so I guess reason

- the Corroseum, for teaching me so much about Heavy Metal!

*bows & blushes*
...but it's already been mentioned earlier/DaN

sorry sorry! I was a bit drunk...

Cochino · Post by **Cochino** » Tue Dec 30, 2008 10:19 pm

Hjorlejf wrote:
Black Axe wrote:
Hjorlejf wrote:Oh well, I suppose I'll just head back to MA, their metal spectrum is a little more broad than the one used here.
I take it you didn't check out the Corroseum website. If we wanted to talk broad metal spectrums we'd all be on a MA(or similar forums).
Well I'd assumed that at least the first wave of black metal might be acceptable discussion. I have seen several Bathory mentions

Indecipherable black metal logos, church burning and "bone-chilling high pitched screams following an acoustic break in a good black metal song" aren't related to first wave of Black Metal, but to "inner circle" (and post "inner circle") Black Metal. Otherwise it wouldn't have been a problem.

Hjorlejf · Post by **Hjorlejf** » Wed Dec 31, 2008 12:48 am

Cochino wrote:
Hjorlejf wrote: Well I'd assumed that at least the first wave of black metal might be acceptable discussion. I have seen several Bathory mentions
Indecipherable black metal logos, church burning and "bone-chilling high pitched screams following an acoustic break in a good black metal song" aren't related to first wave of Black Metal, but to "inner circle" (and post "inner circle") Black Metal. Otherwise it wouldn't have been a problem.

Hmm, I see, I see..
well my only other question then would be the Dissection reference (#25),
what makes them an acceptable black metal band?
Sorry to have derailed your list thread btw

Helm · Post by **Helm** » Wed Dec 31, 2008 2:41 am

Actually as far as I'm concerned the high pitched scream after an acoustic break or indecipherable black metal logos I can agree with (though I prefer decipherable logos) but I disagree with that church burnings are 'METAL \m/'. Still I wouldn't strike any of these things off of such a list and I am a bit baffled by that they where by Dan.

Cochino · Post by **Cochino** » Wed Dec 31, 2008 2:50 am

Actually I agree with Dan, and I know why the Dissection reference was acceptable while these other ones weren't. I just can't find the proper way to express my ideas in english without getting too confusing. I hope Dan or someone else who speaks english better than me can explain it. We don't wan't to "scare you away" nor try to make you stop listening to Black Metal by any means, just that it doesn't quite fit with the taste of 90% of the members. I hope you keep coming to this board.