Bushmeister
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I have a soft spot for the greatness that is The Flaming Lips in my metal carapace. Also, dance/industrial groups such as early Ministry and Apoptygma Berzerk strike me in some odd way.
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I would recommend showing either Akira or Ghost In The Shell as the first thing. Me, my brother and pretty much my entire ring of friends were introduced to anime through Ghost In The Shell, and it should possess enough action as well as "deepness" to really let first-timers on what anime is about.
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Unearth are on the same label as KsE?
Unearth > KsE definitely. The Oncoming Storm was one of the best albums of the year last year.
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EDIT: Get both Pig Destroyer albums, as apparently they are awesome (and they have been, what I've heard of them...they are more Grindcore though)
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You should check out Eyehategod's Dopesick though, now that's a good sludge metal album. Corrosion Of Conformity and Crowbar are pretty sludgy too, and they are both good as well.
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Do bands like Cult Of Luna, Isis and Neurosis fall into the sludge genre? I mean, I think they are Sludge something or other (one of those new hippy genres).
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So. I am planning on ordering a bunch of CD's in the next month or so, and after the experimental load I hauled home last time, I'm gonna center on just plain hard-hitting metal this time.
So far, on my list I have the "Best of Malevolent Creation" from Malevolent Creation and the "Past Life Trauma (1985-1992)" from Kreator, both compilation discs from bands I have been meaning to get into for quite a while now. Also on the list is the remastered version of Voivod's "War And Pain", featuring a live disc as a bonus. From there on, I'm planning on moving to newer stuff, with Pig Destroyer's "Terrifyer" and The Red Chord's "Fused Together In Revolving Doors" making the list as well (altough, I admit, I probably wouldn't buy the Chord album if it wasn't for the bonus sampler disc that comes along
)From these five titles onwards, I'm a bit shaky on what I want to get. I've been looking into sludge metal lately, namely Soilent Green and All Out War, and currently I'm thinking of adding "Sewn Mouth Secrets" from Green and "For Those Who Were Crucified" by AOW onto my list. I'm kinda thinking of Cephalic Carnage's new CD that came out just recently, but then again I would be interested in hearing of more sludge bands besides Soilent and AOW. So the question is, are people aware of any worthwhile sludge metal bands? "Sludge metal" being in this case slow, drawn-out form of grindcore/death metal, with guttural vocals and general insanity aplenty.
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For Meshuggah, probably a combination of the lead singer Jens Kidman and the drummer Tomas Haake. Kidman's efforts in plastering the walls with his own lungs are formidable, and Haake's drumming is just sublime. Without either man, Meshuggah wouldn't be as great as it is today.
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Artist/ Band: Ministry
Are you male or female: Isle Of Man
Describe yourself: Supermanic Soul
How do some people feel about you: Scarecrow
Describe your ex girlfriend/boyfriend: Worthless
Describe your current girlfriend/boyfriend: Just Like You
Describe where you are: The Land Of Rape And Honey
Describe where you want to be: (Everyday Is) Halloween
Describe what you want to be: Deity
Describe how you live: Filth Pig
Describe how you love: Work For Love
Share a few words of wisdom: You Know What You Are
Edit: and since people are going again, I shall too, with two different genres this time:
Artist/Band: Meshuggah
Are you male or female: (absolutely no gender words in their titles apart from Christ)
Describe yourself: Sane
How do some people feel about you: Sickening
Describe your ex girlfriend/boyfriend: Vanished
Describe your current girlfriend/boyfriend: The Mouth Licking What You've Bled
Describe where you are: Sublevels
Describe where you want to be: Inside What's Within Behind
Describe what you want to be: New Millenium Cyanide Christ
Describe how you live: Perpetual Black Second
Describe how you love: Closed Eye Visuals
Share a few words of wisdom: We'll Never See The Day
Artist/Band: Propagandhi
Are you male or female: Todd's Incredibly Professional Station ID For 4ZZZ Brisbane
Describe yourself: Less Talk, More Rock
How do some people feel about you: Refusing To Be A Man
Describe your ex girlfriend/boyfriend: March Of The Crabs
Describe your current girlfriend/boyfriend: Fine Day
Describe where you are: Showdown
Describe where you want to be: A People's History Of the World
Describe how you live: Middle Finger Response
Describe how you love: I Want You To Want Me
Share a few words of wisdom: Ordinary People Do Fucked Up Things When Fucked Up Things Become Ordinary
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Raised Fist and Meshuggah, to show people that there is more to Sweden than meatballs.
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Yeah and to correct you Bush it would be, "Feuer Frei"
I personally like Otsegolectric, I can see why people would say it is bland but it's a more direct and to the point song than Otsego Undead for example.
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Meshuggah - Future Breed Machine (Mayhem Version)
Unofficially the heaviest song ever made.
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Ministry - What About Us?
Definetely get some Ministry material. Wasn't What About Us? the one from the movie A.I.
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I've not heard any Hammerfall. Although I could probably have a guess at what they sound like, going by the name
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If it made metalheads form a moshpit, it should be a suitable track for a show like this.
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I recommend Midori no Hibi, it is a great comedic treat.
Other off-the-wall series would be Jungle Wa Itsumo Hale Nochi Guu, Green Green TV (bears raping horny schoolboys = so EWB) and FLCL (or FuriKuri, seen it both ways. The main character gets hit in the head with a bass guitar and starts spawning robots out of his forehead, that should be enough said)
On Naruto... I watched up to something like 73 or so and kinda dropped at that point, I got tired of DLing one episode at a time and needed the space in any case. I did dig Naruto though, especially the Haku-Zabusa storyarc in the beginning is extremely well done and full of emotion. I also digged the Chuunin exams quite a bit (I'm a buff when it comes to superpowered kids beating the crap out of each other in tournament formats) Due to it's popularity, I think that Naruto will still get subbed, it's just going to be more "under the table" than now.
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If nothing else, I mark out hugely for an appearance by Tomoaki Honma. I believe myself to be the only person so far to have used him in a deathmatch enviroment on this board (and I did it twice too
) As a bloodmark, your KOTDM has me kind of interested. I'll check back on that one. -
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This "T-Mobile Terrorist" guy, I believe he's a single 40-year-old white guy who's just taking his revenge on the media icons that parents find not-okay. Atleast, that's my hypothesis at this point.
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EDIT: Grah, frakking lameass doublepost.
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On the subject of Swedish bands, you might want to try out Refused, Raised Fist and The International Noise Conspiracy, all are EXCELLENT bands and just a few more reasons why living next to Sweden is a good thing.
Someone mentioned Propagandhi earlier, I second the motion fullheartedly (I think everyone should own a cope of Today's Empires, Tomorrow's Ashes) and would like to add Sick Of It All in there as well.
Good Riddance, someone mentioned them as well, I'd recommend them as well. Really dig their stuff.
Also, I haven't heard but a couple of song off of them, but a band called The Business seems to be pretty right on the money, somewhere along the lines of Dropkick Murphys.
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Ministry's old stuff is awesome, stuff like Bad Blood and Jesus Built My Hotrod. I also like that song they did for the A.I. soundtrack, What About Us?.
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