EPT[\m/] Heavy Metal Thread - Page 84
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GnarlyArbitrage
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Garm
Norway222 Posts
On August 17 2012 04:10 DigiGnar wrote: Been listening to Ishahn's Emerita. http://youtu.be/2hudOo7vMKY What do you think about the use of saxophone on this album? A lot of people don't seem to like it because it's not trve or kvlt enough and all that bullshit. I think it adds perfectly to the sense of chaos and disorientation that runs through this album, especially on tracks like "The Grave". As a side note, I wish Ihsahn would go back to the vocal style he used in Emperor. Way better than his current style  | ||
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Elsid
Ireland318 Posts
You can download it for free, really enjoying it thus far. There is a review of it on the site too that'd be better than one I could write here so I spose i'll just give a quick idea of what it is. It's like a heavy metal style with thrash progressive and power metal influences, really cool music with some really cool harmonies/melodies. You can listen to a preview before downloading it on that site ^^ Definitely worth the listen. | ||
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GnarlyArbitrage
575 Posts
On August 18 2012 00:47 Garm wrote: What do you think about the use of saxophone on this album? A lot of people don't seem to like it because it's not trve or kvlt enough and all that bullshit. I think it adds perfectly to the sense of chaos and disorientation that runs through this album, especially on tracks like "The Grave". As a side note, I wish Ihsahn would go back to the vocal style he used in Emperor. Way better than his current style The sax sometime sounds really pissed off. It also adds a wailing sound in some songs. I just hope he doesn't get all Opeth and completely cut out metal. | ||
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PH
United States6173 Posts
I haven't listened to Eremita yet, though. | ||
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Neurosis
United States893 Posts
On August 18 2012 14:53 PH wrote: He used the sax in more than half the songs in 2010's After. It was hit and miss for me on that album...on some, it was pretty interesting, on others, it got to be annoying. I haven't listened to Eremita yet, though. Imo After is one of the best albums of any genre out of the past 10 or so years. Brilliant from start to finish. On the other hand I've had trouble getting into Eremita, gonna give it another try here soon though. | ||
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Cirefy
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Coagulation
United States9633 Posts
http://www.mumuplayer.com/scumslip | ||
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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
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AnomalySC2
United States2073 Posts
On August 23 2012 11:00 sjschmidt93 wrote: Weird question, but anyone know how I can get/make Cannibal Corpse without vocals? I love the music but can't stand those death metal growls. This is gonna sound odd, but you not only get used to that vocal style but you grow to like it lol. It's just another instrument that adds to the power that is death metal. Just listen to an album while gaming or something, it will click eventually. | ||
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Kahzaar
Sweden897 Posts
On August 23 2012 11:00 sjschmidt93 wrote: Weird question, but anyone know how I can get/make Cannibal Corpse without vocals? I love the music but can't stand those death metal growls. I believe Frantic Disembowelment is the only song they have that has a non-vocal version. And if you only like instrumental metal you should check out Blotted Science and Animals as Leaders | ||
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mordk
Chile8385 Posts
Such an amazing song!!!! Live it's absolutely genius Needs no introduction Heavier song on a more on the relaxed side performance | ||
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Animzor
Sweden2154 Posts
I personally don't like their newer stuff, but Images & Words, Awake, Scenes From a Memory and Six Degrees of Inner Turbulence are fucking undeniable. | ||
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Equity213
Canada873 Posts
On August 26 2012 01:36 Kahzaar wrote: I believe Frantic Disembowelment is the only song they have that has a non-vocal version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOb6JSQd-Qw And if you only like instrumental metal you should check out Blotted Science and Animals as Leaders Blotted Science is amazing. The bassist is Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse, for anyone who didnt know. I LOVED their first album, and actually havent even heard their 2011 album yet. I just got it, but want to wait until I have a big bag of weed before I give it a listen. lol. | ||
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sjschmidt93
United States2518 Posts
On August 26 2012 01:36 Kahzaar wrote: + Show Spoiler + I believe Frantic Disembowelment is the only song they have that has a non-vocal version. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOb6JSQd-Qw And if you only like instrumental metal you should check out Blotted Science and Animals as Leaders Thanks for the recommendations, I'm liking both bands a lot. Also I don't know how something without vocals can be classified as death metal -- aren't the vocals the only thing that separates heavy metal from death metal? | ||
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MasterOfPuppets
Romania6942 Posts
On August 27 2012 06:22 sjschmidt93 wrote: Thanks for the recommendations, I'm liking both bands a lot. Also I don't know how something without vocals can be classified as death metal -- aren't the vocals the only thing that separates heavy metal from death metal? Nah, the vocals are one of the main thins that separate the two, but other important differences include riffs, which in death metal are either quite slow and crushing or, more often, very fast tremolo picking; guitars are often downtuned in death metal; drumming tends to be very fast and often technical, employing lots of double bass, blast beats and fast fills; solos in death metal are more often than not very fast and technical (obviously there are exceptions). A fairly representative song to illustrate these differences IMHO: + Show Spoiler + | ||
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Coagulation
United States9633 Posts
anyone down for mumu? got gorod and necrophagist playing | ||
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AnomalySC2
United States2073 Posts
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Damonkeyy
United States12 Posts
Darkness Surrounding- Avenged Sevenfold (Great metal Song) | ||
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beg
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