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Either: sheer brutality and aural aggression, as demonstrated by the following songs. "One Shot, One Kill" by Dying Fetus "Frailty In Numbers" by Pig Destroyer "Hammer Smashed Face" by Cannibal Corpse "Baptism By Fire" by Marduk "Son Of A Bastard (I Smell Like Death)" by Carnal Forge Dunno what it is, but they act like a cup of coffee to me. Put these on my MP3 player and listen to it on the way home from school, and I'm completely revitalized when I get there. It's a great way to wind down after doing something stressful, I find. Other one that I also play constantly is a pair of songs, always played in the same order. Neurosis' "Stones From The Sky" followed by Pelican's "March Into The Sea" is a powerful combination that I used when I feel like just sitting down and thinking about stuff. Who knows, maybe I could use them for meditating. They're mesmerizing songs.

I remember playing the exact same game on a few occasions Wild Guns, perhaps?

"The Apollo Programme Was A Hoax" by Refused

Gorerotted > all British bands. That is all.

Therion are TERRIBLE. How you can possibly like them I have no idea. I despise them, so so much.. ←

Do a John Peel and play some of the following: Napalm Death Extreme Noise Terror Head Of David Godflesh Defecation (ex-ND members) Or pick something from the list below: Red Harvest Fear Factory Bloodbath Marduk Carnal Forge Heaven Shall Burn The Berzerker Therion Gorerotted Infected Flesh All "metal".

It took me four months to get used to Mindless Self Indulgence. Keepin' Up With The Kids, What Do They Know and London Bridge finally won me over.

You could try Apoptygma Berzerk, which is pretty much pure industrial as well. Another band who do weird things with electronics is Machinae Supremacy, go to www.machinaesupremacy.com to download some songs if you feel like it.

Basically, get a job, save some money and buy an instrument/the skill books needed for them. Then join a band or form one yourself. Enjoy~! I play myself, and I go under the name of Tuomo Jakubik, currently residing in Helsinki. I used to have a character Stateside but he died I'm currently starting up a doom metal project called Nephrite, but I need to get enough skills first.

Unfortunately, to get it I ripped off an Anal Cunt song entitled "I Sent Concentration Camp Footage To America's Funniest Home Videos" but it still works ←

Hmmm, let me make two different groupings here: Vocals: Zach De La Rocha (RATM) & Serj Tankian (SOAD) Lead Quitar #1: Tom Morello (RATM) Lead Quitar/Rhythm Quitar #2: Davor Malakian (SOAD) Bass: Jim LaMarca (Chimaira) Drums: Tomas Haake (Meshuggah) The reasoning behind the group: I'd love to mix the Rocha-Morello and Tankian-Malakian pairings together, I feel they could do incredible music even if they had two vocalists and two lead quitarists. LaMarca can push out some feasible heavy metal bass lines, and I believe he'd be at home with the style of the group. Tomas Haake is known for Meshuggah, which is a more hard-line band than any of the others, but Haake is so incredibly talented I honestly think he could drum for any band in the world. My other outfit: Vocals: Marcus Bischoff (Heaven Shall Burn) Lead Quitar: Scott Hull (Pig Destroyer, Agoraphobic Nosebleed) Bass: Stefan Westerberg (Carnal Forge) Drums: Mick Harris (Napalm Death) First of all, Marcus Bischoff. I swear he delivers some of the sickest vocals around outside of Obituary and Meshuggah's Jens Kidman. His voice isn't the normal growling or barking of death metal, but rather it's this painful-sounding semi-scream, semi-growl that is just mindboggling if you start actually thinking about it. Scott Hull is one of the greatest grindcore quitarists still doing music today, and PxDx and ApNb speak for themselves. Westerberg hails from Carnal Forge, which plays extremely fast thrash/death metal hybrid, and would fit right in with the other speed freaks. Mick Harris... The man's nickname is/was "The Human Tornado". Think about that.

Enzibereum, the newest heavy metal sensation from Finland, are ready to slaughter everyone with brutal grindcore-influenced death metal. FEAR THE TRUE ONES \,,/ Seriously, they got like a million different genres but no death metal or black metal as it's separate group? I smell FEAR

Corporate Avenger, Ominous, By Night, Muga, SWARRRM, Realized, Senseless Apocalypse, Mondo Generator, Machinae Supremacy... The list goes on and on.

For the prog rock guy, I'd recommend Ayreon's "The Universal Migrator Part 1" and any and all stuff done by Subarachnoid Space, especially the "These Things Take Time"-album. Other more prog metal outfits that could be worth it are Pelican, Isis, Neurosis and Liquid Tension Experiment. As far as for Livid... You might want to try some European stuff that could be what you are looking for. There's Carnal Forge from Sweden, Cataract from Denmark and Heaven Shall Burn from Germany that could very well be what you want. Also, you could check out It Dies Today from the States, they are a bit more toned down than Forge or HSB, but still good.