The Conducter's Departure- Anata
Die For Metal- Manowar
Gaurdians of Asgaard & Embrace the Endless Ocean- Amon Amarth
2 Minutes to Midnight, Aces High & Pantom of the Opera- Iron Maiden
Grace & Vigil- Lamb of God
Soul Thrashing Black Sorcery,Fast Out Into the Open Sea & Stand Fight and Die- Skeletonwitch
Octovarium & the whole "Black Clouds and Silver Linings" album- Dream theater
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:searches through computer for music...
id say this
Autumn Into Summer by Pelican
dont ask, and yes they are Metal
At 12/20/11 11:22 PM, Oliver wrote: none of that is metal ya lil' grint
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At 12/20/11 11:24 PM, Rallard wrote:At 12/20/11 11:22 PM, Oliver wrote: none of that is metal ya lil' grint----
no
At 12/20/11 11:23 PM, Viper50 wrote:searches through computer for music...id say this
Autumn Into Summer by Pelican
dont ask, and yes they are Metal
At least this guy knows what he's talking about.
Although really I would say Final Breath is more 'beautiful'
At 12/20/11 11:27 PM, SomaGuye wrote:At 12/20/11 11:23 PM, Viper50 wrote:At least this guy knows what he's talking about.searches through computer for music...id say this
Autumn Into Summer by Pelican
dont ask, and yes they are Metal
Although really I would say Final Breath is more 'beautiful'
that is a really good song too
i wish more people would listen to them
they're a really good band
At 12/20/11 11:23 PM, Viper50 wrote: dont ask, and yes they are Metal
Sounds more post/prog-rock to me
Hmm 'beautiful'
The Legacy - Testament
In My Darkest Hour - Megadeth
Harbinger of Fate - Iced Earth
First 30 seconds of: Bonesnapper(The Faces of the Slain) - Gwar
Lament of a Minstrel - Falconer I guess even though they're not that great
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I would like to add:
Better Greived than Fooled & Downward Spiral into Madness- also by Anata
imad?
At 12/20/11 11:35 PM, amplefied wrote:At 12/20/11 11:23 PM, Viper50 wrote: dont ask, and yes they are MetalSounds more post/prog-rock to me
They are a combo of post-rock and sludge metal. Some of their songs are more metal than others. There's actually a lot of sludge metal with post-rock influences. Some others are Pelican, Tides, Battle of Mice, and Rosetta.
At 12/20/11 11:38 PM, Necrodeath wrote: Does this count?
yes
wait.... deaddeath?
At 12/20/11 11:45 PM, LaniLETHAL wrote: Death is in love with us by HIM.
He said METAL.
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At 12/21/11 12:21 AM, Kwing wrote: The flute solo is excellence.
Anything by Neurosis
More specifically, "To The Wind"
At 12/21/11 01:08 AM, Drony wrote: Anything by Neurosis
More specifically, "To The Wind"
another good example of post-rock influenced sludge. Have you heard the stuff they did with Jarboe? It's good.
At 12/21/11 01:17 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 12/21/11 01:08 AM, Drony wrote: Anything by Neurosisanother good example of post-rock influenced sludge. Have you heard the stuff they did with Jarboe? It's good.
More specifically, "To The Wind"
Loved it, I'm a Swans fan as well so I thought it was awesome hearing them collab together. Another great collab was Shrinebuilder which had Scott Kelly, Wino, Dale Crover, and Al Cisneros as this supergroup. It was like a sudge fans wet dream.
Loved it, I'm a Swans fan as well so I thought it was awesome hearing them collab together. Another great collab was Shrinebuilder which had Scott Kelly, Wino, Dale Crover, and Al Cisneros as this supergroup. It was like a sudge fans wet dream.
how is it ive never heard of that band?
it sounds awesome
At 12/21/11 01:26 AM, Drony wrote: Loved it, I'm a Swans fan as well so I thought it was awesome hearing them collab together. Another great collab was Shrinebuilder which had Scott Kelly, Wino, Dale Crover, and Al Cisneros as this supergroup. It was like a sudge fans wet dream.
yep. Too bad they're not together anymore. My favorite Wino project, though, is Spirit Caravan.
At 12/21/11 01:47 AM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 12/21/11 01:26 AM, Drony wrote: Loved it, I'm a Swans fan as well so I thought it was awesome hearing them collab together. Another great collab was Shrinebuilder which had Scott Kelly, Wino, Dale Crover, and Al Cisneros as this supergroup. It was like a sudge fans wet dream.yep. Too bad they're not together anymore. My favorite Wino project, though, is Spirit Caravan.
Was? They're still together aren't they? They were writing another album. I heard one of the new songs, we let the hell come when I saw them live, and then Scott Kelly played an acoustic version of it when I saw him live.
At 12/21/11 02:01 AM, SomaGuye wrote: Was? They're still together aren't they?
I guess I was wrong.
At 12/20/11 11:16 PM, SomaGuye wrote: This is the correct answer.
Bitch I already posted Isis.
