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METAL - enter @ your own risk
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Rot-Iron66
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Great stuff ! Ya I remember when the christian hardcore bands came out in the early 90's. Some pretty good stuff. A christian dude I worked with said they were "wolves in sheep's clothing". I just figured there's no winning with this guy 
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It seemed like you could never find anyone in person who really listened to KD or Mercyful back in the day, but his live shows were always filled to the rafters and lines streaming out into the parking lot. I always thought that strange. Definitely a legend, class act and a heavy metal warrior through and through.
That little goth babe seems to have been on tour with him for many years. I know his wife sings off to the side of the stage. Not sure who the chick is, but as far as my love of goth chicks, she is smokin' hot !
That little goth babe seems to have been on tour with him for many years. I know his wife sings off to the side of the stage. Not sure who the chick is, but as far as my love of goth chicks, she is smokin' hot !
King Diamond - Black Horsemen Live (Graspop DVD) - YouTube
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Another "wall of sound" monster from the legendary Human album. It's funny I was watching the Beach Boys documentary recently and they referred to Phil Spector's "wall of sound" in the studio that Brian Wilson wanted to emulate. I've always used that term to refer to Bolt Thrower and the sound Death got on their Human album.
Scott Burns just did something with the mix and the production that separated these tunes from anything else up to that point, imo. Obviously it doesn't get any better than Lombardo and the double bass and overall technical speed that he propelled Slayer with. But it was just produced/showcased in a different way, to accentuate Slayer's speed and the lightning fast pick hands of Hanneman and King.
Burns gave the double bass and just overall drum sound as high of a profile as the heavy riffs that Chuck had created and he and Masvidal cranked out. When you put this on 10 it just has that crushing wall of sound that for a speed metal band no one had accomplished up to 1991.
Maybe Bolt Thrower took a lead from that, as on The IVth Crusade, released the following year, may be the heaviest most punishing recording of all time. Just an epic wall of sound that I don't think can ever be reproduced.
Here's the legend at his pinnacle, with Reinert, an absolute beast, doing his best octopuss impression @ 2:32, just owning it !
Scott Burns just did something with the mix and the production that separated these tunes from anything else up to that point, imo. Obviously it doesn't get any better than Lombardo and the double bass and overall technical speed that he propelled Slayer with. But it was just produced/showcased in a different way, to accentuate Slayer's speed and the lightning fast pick hands of Hanneman and King.
Burns gave the double bass and just overall drum sound as high of a profile as the heavy riffs that Chuck had created and he and Masvidal cranked out. When you put this on 10 it just has that crushing wall of sound that for a speed metal band no one had accomplished up to 1991.
Maybe Bolt Thrower took a lead from that, as on The IVth Crusade, released the following year, may be the heaviest most punishing recording of all time. Just an epic wall of sound that I don't think can ever be reproduced.
Here's the legend at his pinnacle, with Reinert, an absolute beast, doing his best octopuss impression @ 2:32, just owning it !
DEATH - "Lack Of Comprehension" (Remixed) - YouTube
way2tense
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i like the production...
a lot going on on this album...
i thought he did a good job.
way2tense
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