Alltime favourite of mine: Opeth. Just pure awesomeness.

Got the new DVD for my birthday from a friend and discovered some old songs I never really cared for too much to be real neckbrakers live (especially "Advent", holy shit!):

At the moment, I'm into stuff like August Burns Red and Parkway Drive, they just kick some serious ass

Silidons

United States2813 Posts

January 22 2011 09:46 GMT

#949

these might be in the thread already but i don't know how to search it, so here we go
more on the death metal side, but i'm sure some will like this

USK

173 Posts

January 24 2011 03:31 GMT

#950

Since I am not the biggest metal fan, posting songs here is going to be interesting to say the least
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Artanis[Xp]

Netherlands12970 Posts

January 24 2011 03:39 GMT

#951

Figure Judas Priest deserves a mention now as they're on their last tour. Posting a very underrated song, could even be my favorite of theirs.

Arterial

Australia1039 Posts

January 24 2011 03:56 GMT

#952

I highly recommend people check out The Contortionist:

tirentu

Canada1257 Posts

January 24 2011 04:08 GMT

#953

On January 22 2011 17:49 maitiu wrote:
Alltime favourite of mine: Opeth. Just pure awesomeness.

Got the new DVD for my birthday from a friend and discovered some old songs I never really cared for too much to be real neckbrakers live (especially "Advent", holy shit!):

At the moment, I'm into stuff like August Burns Red and Parkway Drive, they just kick some serious ass

I'm really not digging the new growling style Akerfeldt picked up on that DVD. I much prefer the old one.

annul

United States2841 Posts

January 24 2011 06:41 GMT

#954

it's seriously all about this video right here:

KvltMan

Sweden1609 Posts

January 24 2011 19:46 GMT

#955

On January 24 2011 12:31 USK wrote:
Since I am not the biggest metal fan, posting songs here is going to be interesting to say the least
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89h-X-tZa_w

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s6WGNd8QR-U

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LL3X0c86y_U

Nice bands, if you like High on Fire I'd advice you to give The Sword and Gates of Slumber a listen. They both share HoF's very massive sound, tohugh The Sword lean a bit more toward psychedelic rock at times.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2SCIoq0VX4

Violator

United States7 Posts

January 25 2011 02:49 GMT

#956

Long time lurker here, found it most fitting for my first official post to be here. I'm mainly a melodeath kinda guy but I listen to most sub-genres. Favorite bands include but aren't limited to:
Iced Earth, Kalmah, Eternal Tears of Sorrow, Children of Bodom, Opeth, Disarmonia Mundi, Nightwish, Dimmu Borgir, Dark Tranquillity, In Flames (Subterranean- Colony), Aushvitz, Somniumh, Lamb of God, Hammerfall, Iron Maiden, Slayer, and Pantera.

At the moment however, I'm really stuck on
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Easy772

374 Posts

January 26 2011 21:55 GMT

#957

On January 17 2011 06:40 KvltMan wrote:
Anyone else here getting in to the new Ulecerate record? Amazing, bombastic death metal from New Zealand.

It's alright, I liked a few songs on there.

USK

173 Posts

January 26 2011 22:10 GMT

#958

On January 25 2011 04:46 KvltMan wrote:
Nice bands, if you like High on Fire I'd advice you to give The Sword and Gates of Slumber a listen. They both share HoF's very massive sound, tohugh The Sword lean a bit more toward psychedelic rock at times.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2SCIoq0VX4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-QyNLrtXXLs

Thanks for the bands, I really like that one song by The Sword, kinda reminds me of clutch, wolfmother, and just good old school metal/rock.

I was wondering what all of your guy's opinions are of this song. I personally don't like it, because of the vocals and that I liked pendulum back when they actually did drum and bass.