Metal Genre Music Discussion - Vol. 4

by **Stojam** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:43 am

Post-Party Depression wrote:
Stojam wrote:
At least it's not a BROJOB song......

nowhere near as bad as pornogrind

HEY! BROJOB is Deathcore with NSFW lyrics, it's not Pornogrind!

by **Stojam** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:44 am

Ameriganastan wrote:
Stojam wrote:
At least it's not a BROJOB song......

Do I dare even ask?

Yes you do....

by **Ameriganastan** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:48 am

Stojam wrote:
Ameriganastan wrote:Do I dare even ask?

Yes you do....

That is what madness sounds like. And I've literally gone insane before, so I'm qualified to say that.

by **Post-Party Depression** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:49 am

Stojam wrote:
Post-Party Depression wrote:nowhere near as bad as pornogrind

HEY! BROJOB is Deathcore with NSFW lyrics, it's not Pornogrind!

yes, I know, I was saying that pornogrind is way worse, lol

by **Galborea** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 4:13 am

Ameriganastan wrote:
Stojam wrote:
Yes you do....

That is what madness sounds like. And I've literally gone insane before, so I'm qualified to say that.

It's still hilarious af. Though their latest song "Tickle War" might be even funnier especially if you get the references from their guest vocalists.

by **Hurdergaryp** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 5:20 am

Ameriganastan wrote:
Post-Party Depression wrote:yes

...Well, how bout that.

You learn something new every day. Impaled Nazarene's debut album []Tol Cormpt Norz Norz Norz...[/b] featured instrumentals with titles such as Impure Orgies, The God (Symmetry of Penis) and The Dog (Art of Vagina).That album also features the classic song Goat Perversion, by the way.

by **Gloriana Americana** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 5:55 am

Hurdergaryp wrote:
Ameriganastan wrote:...Well, how bout that.

You learn something new every day. Impaled Nazarene's debut album []Tol Cormpt Norz Norz Norz...[/b] featured instrumentals with titles such as Impure Orgies, The God (Symmetry of Penis) and The Dog (Art of Vagina).That album also features the classic song Goat Perversion, by the way.

Honestly it just sounds like they're trying too hard to be controversial or offensive.

Actually, pretty much the entire genre sounds like that.

Last.fm · by **Cadonica** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 9:24 am

Post-Party Depression wrote:
Ameriganastan wrote:...Well, how bout that.

Impaled Nazarene generally does what Impaled Nazarene wants to.

And that's why they're my favorite band

Gloriana Americana wrote:
Hurdergaryp wrote:You learn something new every day. Impaled Nazarene's debut album []Tol Cormpt Norz Norz Norz...[/b] featured instrumentals with titles such as Impure Orgies, The God (Symmetry of Penis) and The Dog (Art of Vagina).That album also features the classic song Goat Perversion, by the way.

Honestly it just sounds like they're trying too hard to be controversial or offensive.

That was back in '92, the same year when Cannibal Corpse released their Tomb of the Mutilated and everyone knows how tryhard song titles that album had. I Cum Blood and Necropedophile come to mind. Also if those titles sound too silly, may I interest you in a more "serious" Impaled Nazarene song.

Gloriana Americana wrote:Actually, pretty much the entire genre sounds like that.

What genre?

by **Gloriana Americana** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 10:30 am

Cadonica wrote:
Post-Party Depression wrote:Impaled Nazarene generally does what Impaled Nazarene wants to.

And that's why they're my favorite band

Gloriana Americana wrote:Honestly it just sounds like they're trying too hard to be controversial or offensive.

That was back in '92, the same year when Cannibal Corpse released their Tomb of the Mutilated and everyone knows how tryhard song titles that album had. I Cum Blood and Necropedophile come to mind. Also if those titles sound too silly, may I interest you in a more "serious" Impaled Nazarene song.

Gloriana Americana wrote:Actually, pretty much the entire genre sounds like that.

What genre?

Black metal. It's basically the go-to for edgelords who want to be outrageously offensive and controversial, and yet ironically favor obscurity.

Hipsters, basically.

by **Hurdergaryp** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 10:58 am

Such lovely opinions about black metal, and I am reading them while listening to Venom's debut album Welcome To Hell. But hey, now we know what the Young Republicans think about extreme metal.

by **Gloriana Americana** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:15 am

Hurdergaryp wrote:Such lovely opinions about black metal, and I am reading them while listening to Venom's debut album Welcome To Hell. But hey, now we know what the Young Republicans think about extreme metal.

I'm a Millennial.

by **Hurdergaryp** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:19 am

Gloriana Americana wrote:
Hurdergaryp wrote:Such lovely opinions about black metal, and I am reading them while listening to Venom's debut album Welcome To Hell. But hey, now we know what the Young Republicans think about extreme metal.

I'm a Millennial.

Most people in this thread are, wich is why the subject tends to be deathcore more often than NWBHM.

by **Gloriana Americana** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:22 am

Hurdergaryp wrote:
Gloriana Americana wrote:I'm a Millennial.

Most people in this thread are, wich is why the subject tends to be deathcore more often than NWBHM.

I'm also a Centrist, so I fail to see how I constitute as a 'Young Republican'.

by **Hurdergaryp** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:26 am

Gloriana Americana wrote:
Hurdergaryp wrote:Most people in this thread are, wich is why the subject tends to be deathcore more often than NWBHM.

I'm also a Centrist, so I fail to see how I constitute as a 'Young Republican'.

Your approach towards certain metal and hardcore subgenres seems to be rather conservative, hence my assumption.

by **Gloriana Americana** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 11:29 am

Hurdergaryp wrote:
Gloriana Americana wrote:I'm also a Centrist, so I fail to see how I constitute as a 'Young Republican'.

Your approach towards certain metal and hardcore subgenres seems to be rather conservative, hence my assumption.

Why? Because I don't like certain sounds?

Damn, if that makes me a Republican point me to nearest gay nest so I can squash those satanic liberal hippie eggs before they hatch and become independent women and sissy boys, or worse, Muslims!

/s

Last.fm · by **Cadonica** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:08 pm

Gloriana Americana wrote:Black metal. It's basically the go-to for edgelords who want to be outrageously offensive and controversial, and yet ironically favor obscurity.

Hipsters, basically.

In other words you don't know much about black metal. This is not offensive or controversial or obscure. And that's just one of many many examples.

Last.fm · by **Cadonica** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:21 pm

Hurdergaryp wrote:Such lovely opinions about black metal, and I am reading them while listening to Venom's debut album Welcome To Hell..

Which reminds me about the fact that my collection needs more Venom. Probably gonna invest some money to their first albums on my next payday. On vinyl, of course.

by **Hurdergaryp** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 12:27 pm

Cadonica wrote:
Hurdergaryp wrote:Such lovely opinions about black metal, and I am reading them while listening to Venom's debut album Welcome To Hell..

Which reminds me about the fact that my collection needs more Venom. Probably gonna invest some money to their first albums on my next payday. On vinyl, of course.

There was a guy on the monthly outdoors music market with a lot of interesting metal cd's, they were only five euros each. Got Venom's debut and a bunch of other titles. It would be nice if he would show up on the next music market, because he had more Venom titles and also a nice selection of classic Black Sabbath.

Last.fm · by **Cosumar** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 2:08 pm

Gloriana Americana wrote:
Cadonica wrote:And that's why they're my favorite band

That was back in '92, the same year when Cannibal Corpse released their Tomb of the Mutilated and everyone knows how tryhard song titles that album had. I Cum Blood and Necropedophile come to mind. Also if those titles sound too silly, may I interest you in a more "serious" Impaled Nazarene song.

What genre?

Black metal. It's basically the go-to for edgelords who want to be outrageously offensive and controversial, and yet ironically favor obscurity.

Hipsters, basically.

*facepalm*

You know nothing of the dark side!

Really, nothing. Black metal fans hate hipsters and I don't think you've explored the genre much if at all.

Which you should :blush:

Gloriana Americana wrote:
Hurdergaryp wrote:Such lovely opinions about black metal, and I am reading them while listening to Venom's debut album Welcome To Hell. But hey, now we know what the Young Republicans think about extreme metal.

I'm a Millennial.

Good for you? So are most of us.

Hurdergaryp wrote:Most people in this thread are, wich is why the subject tends to be deathcore more often than NWBHM.

Unfortunately.

by **Ameriganastan** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:13 pm

Cosumar wrote:
Gloriana Americana wrote:I'm a Millennial.

Good for you? So are most of us.

I'm not! Woo!

by **Gloriana Americana** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:16 pm

Cadonica wrote:
Gloriana Americana wrote:Black metal. It's basically the go-to for edgelords who want to be outrageously offensive and controversial, and yet ironically favor obscurity.

Hipsters, basically.

In other words you don't know much about black metal. This is not offensive or controversial or obscure. And that's just one of many many examples.

I never said it was all like that, just that the genre was the go-to for those types of musicians and music fans like them. I didn't even say it represented the majority.

Cosumar wrote:
Gloriana Americana wrote:
Black metal. It's basically the go-to for edgelords who want to be outrageously offensive and controversial, and yet ironically favor obscurity.

Hipsters, basically.

*facepalm*

You know nothing of the dark side!

Really, nothing. Black metal fans hate hipsters and I don't think you've explored the genre much if at all.

Which you should

I have explored the genre enough to know that the aforementioned types constitute a noticeable portion of the genre.

I wasn't calling them hipsters, I was comparing them to hipsters due to the fact they both hate anything mainstream.

Good for you? So are most of us.

I was assuming he was assuming I was Gen Z, which a lot of people seem think is going to be conservative for some bizarre reason.

by **NeuPolska** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:31 pm

I'm just gonna patch up this shitstorm a bit by talking about Therion.

I've been listening to a lot of Les Fleurs, as you all know, but I've also really gotten into Gothic Kabbalah as well. The songs that I once considered filler seem less like it the more I listen, and I've gotten to the point where I appreciate the album as a whole. Reviews seem to be either "I love it" or "this isn't as good as what they've done but good enough by itself I guess."

It seems the top three for the average Therion fan are Sirius B, Vovin, and Theli. I've heard songs off of Vovin and Theli, and I've decided I'm going to listen to Vovin from start to finish at some point soon, because the individual songs I've heard probably don't do it justice. I'm assuming it's an album that's meant to be listened to in order, as a whole. Theli's got songs I already really enjoy, though, so I'm probably going to love it no matter what once I get around to listening to the whole thing.

Sirius B is one I haven't heard anything off of though, and I decided to just listen through the whole thing. Truly, it's quite incredible. I need to give it one more listen before I can say too much but with a track like Blood of Kingu, and the intensity of the guitar riffs, it's definitely a great album. But I still love Kabbalah and Les Fleurs, and I feel like it's unfair to compare them even to each other, let alone Sirius B, because of line-up differences or differences in themes.

by **Hurdergaryp** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:37 pm

You say Therion, I say Fleshgod Apocalypse. The Italian band I'm speaking of is absolutely amazing. The opera death metal of Fleshgod Apocalypse reminds me of Hollenthon and Haggard, but also Therion if they had decided to stay more true to their death metal roots instead of recycling relatively easy listening Manowar riffs. Fans of the more recent albums of Dimmu Borgir should also be able to appreciate the classical bombast that comes so naturally to Fleshgod Apocalypse whenever they decide to write new songs. Epic stuff.

by **NeuPolska** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 3:43 pm

To be fair Therion was death metal originally yes, but I feel like Therion's rooted in symphonic metal, not death, though they certainly can pull it off quite well.

Can you give me an album or two I'd enjoy by them, given what I like?

by **Kolmya** » Tue Jul 25, 2017 4:12 pm

I remember reading something in the past about how Leif Edling said he was influenced by Accept, but I never really saw many similarities until I heard Princess of the Dawn.

Also apparently Candlemass did a tour in '89 for Tales of Creation with King Diamond and Savatage, which sounds like it kicked ass.

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