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The Metal Genre Today
is it me are is it that no one trys in the metal genre.i mean my fav metal companys like metalblade and stuff are just saying anyone would could just play a simple ass open e string riff.
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Permalink Reply by Compound Egret on -
Darkness Descends is definitely the bomb, but I don't think it's better than Reign. Reign was so good and had such killer production that I have never heard anyone complain about the length of it to this day. The whole thing is around 20 minutes. Kreator and Destruction were my favorites from Germany.
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Yeah, D.R.I. were like the epitome of thrash (IMO) but the younger generation isn't that familiar with them. Hopefully this changes because 4 of a Kind and Thrash Zone are classics despite the fact that they come somewhat "late." I agree with you on Anthrax, they're definitely underrated and made the funnest albums out of the big 4. Shit, a lot of their music back in the day was just straight up beautiful.
Soulcrusher said:to be honest.im not the one who likes the majority stuff.like the big 4 for example.everyone 100% loves slayer,metallica,megadeth so much but i swear no one pays that much attention to anthrax.i feel as they a cool FUNNY! ass band.also theres better acts in thrash such as dark angel,channel zero,nuclear waste,believer,sodom,laaz rockit,autopsy,exodus,sadus,Voivod,Razor, Annihilator, d.r.i (thought there crossover thrash) but yeah.
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Permalink Reply by Soulcrusher on -
to be honest, i love bands such as d.r.i and anthrax.i loved that they werent serious and just had fun cause we had alot of bands like that already in the thrash scene.
i notice around the 90s that metallica,slayer and megadeth all try to do like mainstream radio friendly music while the bands they were back seated like dark angel and shit were out there making thrash metal more technical and shit.u know exploring with other stuff and they would get notice for that
something else said:Yeah, D.R.I. were like the epitome of thrash (IMO) but the younger generation isn't that familiar with them. Hopefully this changes because 4 of a Kind and Thrash Zone are classics despite the fact that they come somewhat "late." I agree with you on Anthrax, they're definitely underrated and made the funnest albums out of the big 4. Shit, a lot of their music back in the day was just straight up beautiful.
Soulcrusher said:to be honest.im not the one who likes the majority stuff.like the big 4 for example.everyone 100% loves slayer,metallica,megadeth so much but i swear no one pays that much attention to anthrax.i feel as they a cool FUNNY! ass band.also theres better acts in thrash such as dark angel,channel zero,nuclear waste,believer,sodom,laaz rockit,autopsy,exodus,sadus,Voivod,Razor, Annihilator, d.r.i (thought there crossover thrash) but yeah.
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Real fuckin' talk. Those big mothafuckas weren't that hungry and lost their creative streak. Bands like Dark Angel, Testament, Atheist, Sadus and Death were putting out music to make music, not music to sell music. I think they were the peak of thrash as far as tech goes. It's funny how they arguably got better better with each album while the big four got progressively worse into the 90's, lmao.
Soulcrusher said:to be honest, i love bands such as d.r.i and anthrax.i loved that they werent serious and just had fun cause we had alot of bands like that already in the thrash scene.
i notice around the 90s that metallica,slayer and megadeth all try to do like mainstream radio friendly music while the bands they were back seated like dark angel and shit were out there making thrash metal more technical and shit.u know exploring with other stuff and they would get notice for that something else said:Yeah, D.R.I. were like the epitome of thrash (IMO) but the younger generation isn't that familiar with them. Hopefully this changes because 4 of a Kind and Thrash Zone are classics despite the fact that they come somewhat "late." I agree with you on Anthrax, they're definitely underrated and made the funnest albums out of the big 4. Shit, a lot of their music back in the day was just straight up beautiful.
Soulcrusher said:to be honest.im not the one who likes the majority stuff.like the big 4 for example.everyone 100% loves slayer,metallica,megadeth so much but i swear no one pays that much attention to anthrax.i feel as they a cool FUNNY! ass band.also theres better acts in thrash such as dark angel,channel zero,nuclear waste,believer,sodom,laaz rockit,autopsy,exodus,sadus,Voivod,Razor, Annihilator, d.r.i (thought there crossover thrash) but yeah.
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Blind Illusion Les Claypool Bass Solo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z4TakKrjlg
Primus-Master of Puppets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlip3Lm_Iws&feature=related
Les Claypool on auditioning for Metallica
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS6gwp6SeXM&feature=fvw
NikkTemplar said:I still can't believe that they actually passed up having Les Claypool as their bassist. That cracks me up.
Darkness Unlimited* said:NikkTemplar said:
Yeah, it was one ov their LAST good songs.Frayed Ends Of Sanity.
Oooof. That song gives me chills. The intro....yeah...good stuff.
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Ghettopunkrocker said:Blind Illusion Les Claypool Bass Solo
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z4TakKrjlg
Primus-Master of Puppets
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlip3Lm_Iws&feature=related
Les Claypool on auditioning for Metallica
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uS6gwp6SeXM&feature=fvw
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Permalink Reply by Compound Egret on
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I don't think Claypool would have gone over well in that group. If you watch the last Met documentary, a big part of it was James and Lars opening up the writing and the recording process as opposed to dictating everything to the other 2 dudes. This was part of the reason that Jason left. Claypool could definitely play the material, but given how much time he has spent as a bandleader, I doubt he would have been happy being hazed and lectured as much as Jason was. I also doubt he would have been happy with all of his bass lines getting crushed out of the mix by rhythm guitar. Most of the Metallica albums before the Black album have hardly any audible bass.
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Permalink Reply by Darkness Unlimited* on -
something else said:
Oh, i never really got into Dark Angel or listened to any ov their stuff. I've never heard that album, so i'm still sticking with Reign in Blood.Soulcrusher said:DARKNESS DESCENDS!
Fuck yes, Darkness Descends is the "real nigga shit" of thrash metal. That and Testament. And on the German front, some fucking Sodom.
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Permalink Reply by NikkTemplar on
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No, he wouldn't have. I just find it utterly hysterical that Hetfield was like "Dude...you're TOO good to be in our band".
Compound Egret said:I don't think Claypool would have gone over well in that group. If you watch the last Met documentary, a big part of it was James and Lars opening up the writing and the recording process as opposed to dictating everything to the other 2 dudes. This was part of the reason that Jason left. Claypool could definitely play the material, but given how much time he has spent as a bandleader, I doubt he would have been happy being hazed and lectured as much as Jason was. I also doubt he would have been happy with all of his bass lines getting crushed out of the mix by rhythm guitar. Most of the Metallica albums before the Black album have hardly any audible bass.
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Permalink Reply by Ghettopunkrocker on
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Well, that's another discussion on musicality....
NikkTemplar said:No, he wouldn't have. I just find it utterly hysterical that Hetfield was like "Dude...you're TOO good to be in our band".
Compound Egret said:I don't think Claypool would have gone over well in that group. If you watch the last Met documentary, a big part of it was James and Lars opening up the writing and the recording process as opposed to dictating everything to the other 2 dudes. This was part of the reason that Jason left. Claypool could definitely play the material, but given how much time he has spent as a bandleader, I doubt he would have been happy being hazed and lectured as much as Jason was. I also doubt he would have been happy with all of his bass lines getting crushed out of the mix by rhythm guitar. Most of the Metallica albums before the Black album have hardly any audible bass.
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Permalink Reply by something else on
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You should listen to Darkness Descends before saying this. It's heavier, faster, and more aggressive than Reign in Blood. You'd love it.
Darkness Unlimited* said:something else said:
Oh, i never really got into Dark Angel or listened to any ov their stuff. I've never heard that album, so i'm still sticking with Reign in Blood.Soulcrusher said:DARKNESS DESCENDS!
Fuck yes, Darkness Descends is the "real nigga shit" of thrash metal. That and Testament. And on the German front, some fucking Sodom.
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Permalink Reply by Darkness Unlimited* on
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something else said:
Ooh, that's a very strong statement! I was basically raised on Reign in Blood! Very well, i'll see if i can some songs off DD on yt.You should listen to Darkness Descends before saying this. It's heavier, faster, and more aggressive than Reign in Blood. You'd love it.
Darkness Unlimited* said:something else said:
Oh, i never really got into Dark Angel or listened to any ov their stuff. I've never heard that album, so i'm still sticking with Reign in Blood.Soulcrusher said:DARKNESS DESCENDS!
Fuck yes, Darkness Descends is the "real nigga shit" of thrash metal. That and Testament. And on the German front, some fucking Sodom.
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