Immortal - Battles in the North

Fucking Brilliant.

What genre are they? I've heard of them but couldn't find any songs for download.

Blue Cheer - Live in Japan

I can definitely see how they are labelled as "the foundation of modern heavy metal" (instead of Black Sabbath), a lot of the riffs are way ahead of their time and do not sound liek late 60's rock at all. Plus, the solos the guitarist pulls off are amazing.

Macabre - Gloom

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Maiden-somwhere in time. fuckin cool

In Flames - Reroute to Remain

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Iced Earth - Horror Show
Megadeth - Rust in Piece
Emperor - Anthems to the Welkin At Dusk
Bloodbath - Resurrection Through Carnage

That album never gets old to me.One of my alltime favorites.

http://www.metal-archives.com/band.php?id=2826

Metal Archives is your friend.

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Arsis - A Celebration of Guilt

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Oh,hell yeah thanks dude.

last days of humanity-the sound of rancid juices sloshing around your coffin

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add me to your msn if you want some songs, the_hauntedcrown@hotmail.com.

www.abramelin.live.com.au is another top idea to find all things abramelin-related. good to see these aussie mofos getting the fuck out there

vader - the beast
astriaal - renascent misanthropy
finntroll - trollhammaren
queen - greatest hits I
tom petty - full moon fever. seriously, this guy opened me up to the notion that other non-modern music is good. since this, i've been hearing some other non-metal bands, like AC/DC, U2 and some others.

the first two albums for tabbing purposes.

Heres another e-beer, don't want you getting all parched!

Right now I have a few

Dub Buk- Idu Na Wy!
Satanicum Tenebrae- Seul
Satanicum Tenebrae- Til Helvete
Nokturnal Mortum- Twilightfall
Nokturnal Mortum- Marble Moon
Leviathan- Tentacles of Whorror
Nachtmystium- Demise

And some old favourites...

Emperor- Anthems To The Welkin At Dusk
Darkthrone- A Blaze In The Northern Sky
Absurd- Asgardsrei
Bathory- The Return...
Decapitated- Nihility
Possessed- Seven Churches

These are the albums spending time in my CD player

aborted - the haemotobic ep

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Deeds of Flesh - Trading Pieces


I can't fucking wait for the new album coming out in May, it's going to be fucking awesome.

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Yeah I'm looking foward to it too

Cryptopsy- Whisper Supremacy

Fleshgore - May God Strike Me Dead

amazing album

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Latest Vital Remains

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i've just finished downloading the original "A Cold Blooded Epitath" ep by the black dahlia murder....interesting to note the lack of sound difference between the two songs that were on unhallowed...

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Goratory - Rice On Suede

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Mortiis - Smell of Rain

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Megadeth - Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?


Classic.

The Misfits - Static Age

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necrophagist - epitaph

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Strapping Young Lad - Alien

Good cd, take awhile to grow onto you but its definetly what you'd expect from HEAVY DEVY!

Oh and the new Cephalic Carnage is also fucking awesome, better than Lucid IMO, every song is great.. no more bullshit noise grind crap.

Ill definetly be buying these albums when they come out

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Death - Spiritual Healing

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Amon Amarth - Versus The World


Very awesome album.....I bought it awhile ago but I never really gave a good listen to it until now.....

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Iron Maiden _ Powerslave

damn this album kicks ass, like almost everyother maiden album

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dominator/among the living split program

Motorhead - No Sleep 'Til Hammersmith

Narsil - Carcinogenic EP

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Misfits - Collection II

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do you have that for download? i remmber your shit kickin ass so hopefuly you do

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Immortal - At the Heart of Winter

Misfits - Static Age

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Atheist - Elements


This album has some of the best bass playing I have ever heard.

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Deicide - Serpents of the Light

Heaven Shall Burn - Antigone
Dying Fetus - Stop at Nothing

I resurrect this thread carefully. (note: def, if you don't agree with me, then just kill this thread like you did to all the other ones)

I would like to see some mini album reviews. This way nobody should post more than once every couple of days, and it doesn’t just devolve into people posting another song every couple of hours. I will kick this off with the following.

The Day Everything Became Nothing - Slow Death By Grinding CD/EP (http://tdebn.noescaperecords.com/)
Their latest effort released earlier this year. Notably the band has the guitarist from Fuck ...I’m Dead and the vocalist from Blood Duster. They play pitch shifted, upbeat grind, along the lines of Cock and Ball Torture, but more upbeat. There isn't much difference between this one, and their last release Le Mort, though I think the production may be slightly better. I quite enjoy the album generally, there is a great 'live' song (Mortem off their first album) as well as a cover of Satyricon's Fuel For Hatred.

That leaves only 3 original songs, meaning that your 'slow death' isn’t really all that slow after all, in fact, you are supposed to be dead in 16 minutes and 39 seconds. Although I gather that being grinded to death for that long would be painful, I prefer slow deaths to take longer. My other issue with the album is that I don't particularly like the screamy, raspy vocals on the second track. Even though the riffs and drums are as good as any other track I find myself skipping this song because the vocals annoy me that much.

All up, this is a nice crunchy album and a worthwhile buy and addition to anybodies collection. There shouldn't be any need to tell you that I would recommend you to buy Le Mort first either, as I raved about it non stop when it first came out.



Bolt Thrower - Honor Valor Pride (http://www.boltthrower.com/)
As soon as I put this CD in my CD player I feel like getting some cammo and a toy M16 and running around the house, taking cover behind various pieces of furniture and firing at invisible people, whom are trying to invade my bunker (house). Everybody should know whom Bolt Thrower are, and what they play. For those of you who don't, you are missing out on something good. Bolt Thrower plays straight up, mid paced old school death metal at its best.

This album follows along their reformed style of slower paced music, but this is still good stuff! This album also sees Karl leave the band to be replaced by Dave Ingram, whom does a great job behind the mike. (Though you should all know that Karl is now back in the band for the imminent release of a new album) The band also continue in their general style of war themes, which, lets face it, is more interesting that listening to yet another album about cutting up dead bodies (usually that you just killed) and eating them. The songs flow nicely together, and I find that more times than not I sit down and listen to this album from gunfire to explosion, relishing every note and word, absent mindedly head banging away (which does get me some strange looks while I listen on the train with headphones). How often do you see an ugly long haired blonde guy head banging away and air guitaring to the sound of an engine? I’m sure if they would understand if they knew the pure bliss that exists in going home being combined with Bolt Thrower.

Anyway, you should be leaving now to buy the album and leave me in peace to listen to it. Go on, your keys are just over there.

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I'm pretty sure Nomad said he didn't want any reviews on metalTABS.com. But if it does go ahead, I won't complain. Here's one from me:

Deströyer 666 - Unchain the Wolves

This album is a very fine debut from these Aussies. They do not compromise or take any prisoners, do not fuck around trying to look evil or spend hours practising their scary faces in the mirror. Rather, they spend this time that is normally fucked around with that type of bullshit, writing very catchy, fist-pumping riffs that have you banging your head and chanting pro-Satanic hymns.

Opening with ambience following into the mid-paced opener "Genesis to Genocide," a very suitable opening track. Taking things up a notch on their brilliant fist-pumping patriotic anthem "Australian and Anti-Christ," listen for the riff at about 1:43, and you will be converted to Destroyer forever. Not wasting the album with one decent song, "Satan's Hammer" is an extremely evil and dark track which is for sure, one of the best on the album.

The listener is then taken on a hell of a ride that will leave you burned and disorientated, especially from the wacky tempo changes in the title track.

Closing with a war anthem in "Onwards to Arktoga," they could not have chosen a more appropriate album closer if they were paid to.

Overall, 8/10. A great album mixing sweet production (something oh so rare in black metal these days), with just enough thrash elements to give it a more "good-time" feel, with raw and evil guitars and the unique growling that is really unlike any other vocalist I've heard, "Unchain the Wolves" is a great, solid way to open a career.

Napalm Death - The Code is Red...Long Live the Code

Awesome album as expected plus a bonus promo cd of 18 other bands on their label that has some good stuff on it.

After listening to it about thirty or so times, I would personally place it in the Napalm Death full length album catalog as follows:

1. Enemy of the Music Business
2. Words from the Exit Wound
3. Fear, Emptiness, Despair
4. The Code is Red...Long Live the Code
5. Inside the Torn Apart
6. Diatribes
7. Order of the Leech
8. Utopia Banished
9. (The rest of the old stuff)