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Terrorizer Top 20 Bands of All Time
Well, I was having a bit of a clean in my room today and stumbled upon Terrorizer issue 100 which, as part of the magazine's celebration of reaching that particular landmark, contained their list of the top 20 bands of all time. It went something like this:
1. Black Sabbath 2. Iron Maiden 3. Slayer 4. Motorhead 5. Napalm Death 6. Death 7. Metallica 8. Venom 9. Morbid Angel 10. Judas Priest 11. Celtic Frost 12. Carcass 13. Bathory 14. Discharge 15. Emperor 16. Godflesh 17. At The Gates 18. Neurosis 19. Possessed 20. Voivod One can't argue with that list for the main part but I'm sure some of you may believe that there are a couple of notable exceptions. So then, thoughts and musings; are these the 20 best and most influential bands that the metal genre has produced? |
Discharge is the only one i dont recognize. so, if i recognize 19 out of 20 of the "greatest bands of all time", i cant say i think that one should be included.
and i dont mean to say they arnt/werent important, i think its clear what i mean. |
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I cant say I completely agree with it, but I think its decent enough.
Although its probably a sin to not have Mayhem up there, but hey, whatever. |
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decent list, i see a few bands missing but im not even sure how old this magazine is.
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Not really. Like it or not, Mayhem was responsible for developing the black metal scene into what it is today. There wouldnt even be an Emperor if Euronymous hadnt influenced Samoth to create it. Theres a reason there's a tribute to Mayhem album; they are by far the most respected group within the black metal community. |
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yea, that is just pretty much bullshit. i think slayer are way too high on the list. |
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me too never heard of em so... *mad dash to metal-archives* :p |
Number 4 shoud be ABOVE number 3, BY MILES.
AND UMLAUT, BIATCH. |
amen to that
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Ok, I've never heard of Discharge either. Maybe Mayhem should be in their place instead because I too agree that they are an important band in the metal scene (basically starting black metal).
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John, when was issue 100 out of curiosity, i'm assuming this is a fairly old (few years at least) list?
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Without Discharge you probably wouldn't have Mayhem. And Terrorizer is on issue 154. So you're looking at nearly 5 years ago I guess. |
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Really? Oh, well then I'm assuming they are an older metal band then. What era are they from? |
Probably the only commercial magazine list (top 10 whatevers, best 5 somethings, etc.) I've ever seen which is mostly correct.
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No, completely disagree.
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I'd say that's a pretty good list. Is it exact to what I think? No. Does that matter for a second? No. Personally I'm not really into Discharge, but they influenced a hell of a lot of bands I do enjoy. Should Motorhead be ahead of Slayer? Not in my opinion, but who cares, as they both should be high on the list as they are. I can think of other bands that COULD be there (Cannibal Corpse, Kreator, Sodom etc.) but I can't see anyone who should overwhelmingly be bumped.
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you know i think kreator is a pretty influential band, because on pleasure to kill, there were veery very strong glimpses into the future of death metal, they didn't rreally stay the course but still
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With out Discharge you wouldn't have either of these: 5. Napalm Death 7. Metallica 8. Venom 9. Morbid Angel 12. Carcass |
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