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Re: Extreme Metal - Nater - 08-15-2012
(08-15-2012, 08:49 AM)Maka link Wrote: It just baffles me. Everywhere you go (especially the internet, unless it's an actual metal forum) there's constantly poseurs running around only listening to the most mainstream bands and praising them. Then you take a look at that chart (which came off a "Metal" facebook page) and instantly see over half of it is crap. You know how big of a fan someone really is when they cite James Hetfield as the best vocalist ever and Lars Ulrich as an incredible drummer. Gah... Hetfield. I cringe whenever I hear him "sing".True facts Maka
Anyway, rant off. People can listen to whatever they like, but at least be correct about it.
Bolt thrower Ieperhardcorefest 12 aug.2012 fat stagediver
Now check that out! I can actually briefly be spotted around 3:30 in the very right. There's two dudes wearing caps, the one on the far right is my cousin and the smaller guy to the left is me, hah.
People class all your "mainstream" bands as the godfathers as that genre but thats the new generation for you, yes some of them are but not all of them tho Metallica was originaly a PUNK band when they first got together believe it or not but they changed to Thrash Metal to stay successfull and keep moving foward to what was popular at the time, I hate certain bands for doing that I prefer bands that stick to the genre that inspired them for making tha band to begin with. Epic video man woulda been a sick show I need to get to some more gigs need to check who's coming
Re: Extreme Metal - HaZe - 08-16-2012
Early Metallica is fuckin' amazing so shhhhhh. plus they are big influences on at least half of the metal bands today
Re: Extreme Metal - Nater - 08-16-2012
(08-16-2012, 02:10 AM)HaZe link Wrote: Early Metallica is fuckin' amazing so shhhhhh. plus they are big influences on at least half of the metal bands todayTrue that HaZe. I love Metallica myself their newer stuff isnt all that flash tho but still a great Thrash Metal band
Re: Extreme Metal - Maka - 08-16-2012
(08-16-2012, 02:10 AM)HaZe link Wrote: Early Metallica is fuckin' amazing so shhhhhh. plus they are big influences on at least half of the metal bands today
Never said they were not. It was more of a personal reference to the Hetfield vocal thing, and mainly aiming past the 80s.
Re: Extreme Metal - HaZe - 08-18-2012
(08-16-2012, 08:47 AM)Maka link Wrote: Never said they were not. It was more of a personal reference to the Hetfield vocal thing, and mainly aiming past the 80s.well yeah his vocals are hilarious now
Re: Extreme Metal - Maka - 08-18-2012
Unusual instrument
Do it, Maddolis.
Re: Extreme Metal - Maddolis - 08-20-2012
Moonsorrow were probably my favourite, though there were many close seconds- Arcturus and Opeth (doing a primarily harshies gig), with Alcest, Swallow the Sun, Gorguts, Immortal, Insomnium, Crimson Glory and Primordial also being bloody good. Kamelot were great fun although it was during their set that the rains came down heavy.
I enjoyed Brutal Assault more than Wacken- probably as the weather and lineups were better- but they were both great.
I ended up seeing Crimson Glory again (this time I saw their entire set) in a small club in south Holland, and got to meet their vocalist, guitarist and drummer. I met shoebox, Terror, Nerd and Banaal briefly between Italy and Holland, but then spent more time with them and Superpain on the 16th, 17th, and 18th-19th. Planty fun times.
In Ireland now, and will be heading back to Australia in 5-6 days. There'll be some big names coming to Australia later this year- Dark Funeral (who were very good at Wacken), Cannibal Corpse (though I probably won't go), and At the Gates (who I didn't see at Brutal Assault due to leaving a day early) who could be worth seeing.
It was a shame we couldn't see Solstafir or Swallow the Sun at Brutal Assault due to leaving a day early, but arriving in Belgium on the 12th in time to see an entire Primordial set.
Will watch that soon Maka, it looks fairly great without the audio
Re: Extreme Metal - HaZe - 08-21-2012
You better see Cannibal Corpse ya fuck.
Re: Extreme Metal - Nater - 08-21-2012
(08-21-2012, 01:11 AM)HaZe link Wrote: You better see Cannibal Corpse ya fuck.I need to buy my ticket!
(08-20-2012, 10:36 PM)Maddolis link Wrote: Moonsorrow were probably my favourite, though there were many close seconds- Arcturus and Opeth (doing a primarily harshies gig), with Alcest, Swallow the Sun, Gorguts, Immortal, Insomnium, Crimson Glory and Primordial also being bloody good. Kamelot were great fun although it was during their set that the rains came down heavy.
I enjoyed Brutal Assault more than Wacken- probably as the weather and lineups were better- but they were both great.
I ended up seeing Crimson Glory again (this time I saw their entire set) in a small club in south Holland, and got to meet their vocalist, guitarist and drummer. I met shoebox, Terror, Nerd and Banaal briefly between Italy and Holland, but then spent more time with them and Superpain on the 16th, 17th, and 18th-19th. Planty fun times.
In Ireland now, and will be heading back to Australia in 5-6 days. There'll be some big names coming to Australia later this year- Dark Funeral (who were very good at Wacken), Cannibal Corpse (though I probably won't go), and At the Gates (who I didn't see at Brutal Assault due to leaving a day early) who could be worth seeing.
It was a shame we couldn't see Solstafir or Swallow the Sun at Brutal Assault due to leaving a day early, but arriving in Belgium on the 12th in time to see an entire Primordial set.
Will watch that soon Maka, it looks fairly great without the audio
Awesome as dude
Re: Extreme Metal - Maka - 08-21-2012
It sounds like a successful trip so far, Maddolis. I freaking loved Italy when I went two years ago- such a beautiful place.
Too bad that Wacken was drenched in rain and mud though. The week surrounding it was probably the worst week in Europe at that point. Rain everywhere.
The last couple of days have been in the 30°s now, pretty hot. It's a shame that the Bolt Thrower gig and Alcatraz were on the exact same dates and times though, or I probably would've tried to meet up with you anyway. 29th September I'll go see Sabaton, with Eluveitie and Wisdom. Mostly excited for Sabaton, but seeing Eluveitie is nicely taken with, though I don't know Wisdom.