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METAL - enter @ your own risk
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Have to agree, some damn good tunes, just no production quality. Bands today can do studio quality recording with a fairly modest investment in a home studio. One of the many technological advantages of today. Only downside, like I say, no real new direction to take metal and hard to do it better or heavier than it's been done 
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Have to agree, some damn good tunes, just no production quality. Bands today can do studio quality recording with a fairly modest investment in a home studio. One of the many technological advantages of today. Only downside, like I say, no real new direction to take metal and hard to do it better or heavier than it's been done
agree...i was listening to alot of spanish thrash a few years ago and i couldnt believe how good these young bands(that i knew couldnt have much financial backing)albums sounded...crystal clear...no mistakes that they just had to live with...etc...but then i started noticing that all the production sounded the same..no real personality in their sounds...
love the exodus tunes you picked btw...but i honestly i think it was a sin to re-record "bonded by blood"...
such a classic sound...and i loved paul baloff...amazing performance from him on that album...he was a crazy person and you can tell he loved what he was doing.
im gonna post a couple of my faves from bonded...
Exodus - A Lesson In Violence [HQ] - YouTube
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That's weird !
Ya, some of the 80's bands that weren't big budget re-recorded their early stuff, Destruction, Exodus, Testament, Sodom. I didn't see the need for Exodus or Testament really, but the Destruction and Sodom stuff is much, much better. Just a case of the bands probably wanting to have it sound like they envisioned it originally.
The guitar sound is killer on the Exodus re-recordings though !
Ya, some of the 80's bands that weren't big budget re-recorded their early stuff, Destruction, Exodus, Testament, Sodom. I didn't see the need for Exodus or Testament really, but the Destruction and Sodom stuff is much, much better. Just a case of the bands probably wanting to have it sound like they envisioned it originally.
The guitar sound is killer on the Exodus re-recordings though !
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Ya, we're getting old man ! But that was the time to be young and into metal, without a doubt. At least we can say that
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A little change-up here with some Sabbath-esque sludge from Electric Wizard. One of their better offerings imo, as it's not a 9 minute marathon, but have to admit the goth chick in the video bumps it up a half point
Electric Wizard - Sadiowitch OFFICIAL PROMO - YouTube
I have Amazon prime, which gives you free music each month. I discovered the Metallica channel the other day which plays random metal bands. It's pretty damn good to listen to when working out. If you don't like the current song being played you can skip to the next song whenever you want.
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I'm going to try and take a second with each song I post and point out some specifics of what I like about them. I do it once in awhile, especially in more obscure stuff so someone passing by can zero in on what at least one listener likes about it
This song is taken off of the album Covenant, when I personally feel Morbid Angel had pretty much taken over and dominated the very competitive Death Metal scene at the time (much like Slayer did with speed metal in the 80's).
While I think Blessed Are The Sick is musically the best Morbid Angel album, there is just absolutely no denying the brutal aggressiveness of the entire Covenant album. It's angry, heavy, fast and just a complete crushing experience from beginning to end. One of my favorites here from the record, a vicious 3:15 second experience that has the focused intense ending of a song that I like in the final 10 seconds. It's like the last nail in the coffin of the song
This song is taken off of the album Covenant, when I personally feel Morbid Angel had pretty much taken over and dominated the very competitive Death Metal scene at the time (much like Slayer did with speed metal in the 80's).
While I think Blessed Are The Sick is musically the best Morbid Angel album, there is just absolutely no denying the brutal aggressiveness of the entire Covenant album. It's angry, heavy, fast and just a complete crushing experience from beginning to end. One of my favorites here from the record, a vicious 3:15 second experience that has the focused intense ending of a song that I like in the final 10 seconds. It's like the last nail in the coffin of the song
Morbid Angel - Vengeance Is Mine [Full Dynamic Range Edition] - YouTube
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