mooyagi wrote:KDibildox wrote:Ktulured55 wrote: you may like them more as you are a Unicorn Humper.
UNICORN HUMPER!!!!!!!!
Hey don't knock it 'til you've tried it That was a good one by Ktulu
I put my clothes in a Unicorn Hamper.
mooyagi wrote:KDibildox wrote:Ktulured55 wrote: you may like them more as you are a Unicorn Humper.
UNICORN HUMPER!!!!!!!!
Hey don't knock it 'til you've tried it That was a good one by Ktulu
viathyn wrote:I put my clothes in a Unicorn Hamper.
Devils Advocate wrote:soundcurve wrote:Sorry, didn't mean to say it sounds like Domination, more like this would have been the next album in 98 if Dave never left. Either way, TEHO.KevinP wrote:If it wasn't the 1st album with Disco D back in the fold coupled with an 8 year wait, the reaction would have been far less severe.
I guess that is it too. I don't believe they spent 8 years making the album from what I read. If people wanted brutal and more straight forward Morbid Angel it seems they'd be saying this album is shit compared to FFTF, Gateways, Heretic, etc. But instead I think people expect Altars / Blessed / maybe Covenant or maybe a lot of people lost touch with MA (Like me) during the tucker years. Even though I was a teen when Domination came out. I recall the older fans hating that album for some of the same reason I read about the dislike of the current album (Aside from radikult). I'll still hit up their show if they come through here, and even buy a Illud Divinum Insanus tour T-shirt
I think you got that fairly much spot on - the expectations for this were probably too high. I wonder will the reactions to this cd influence their next recording?
shaneos wrote:viathyn wrote:I put my clothes in a Unicorn Hamper.
Next thing we'll find out is you're a Unicorn Camper: http://unicorncamps.com/
Bentz! wrote:
I agree that expectations were high, but I think most people, myself included, were expecting a Death Metal album, and not so much Rob Zombie / Rammstein style stuff.
rhiawiz wrote:i had no expectations for this record, AND i don't care about how long it took them
Bentz! wrote:I agree that expectations were high, but I think most people, myself included, were expecting a Death Metal album, and not so much Rob Zombie / Rammstein style stuff.
soundcurve wrote:I know you (Bentz!) and KevinP are more old school death metal dudes so if you feel it is crap it has more weight and wouldn't try to argue it really. My observation though is that most people that are given the power to write the reviews are by people who weren't even alive when David Vincent was in the band. I'd assume their definition / expectation of what death metal is would already be based on bands several generations influenced by MA or Tucker-era MA.
ShoreSlayer wrote:One of the more enjoyable and well thought out walls of text I've seen round these parts in some time Kevin! A nice shift from you compared to the usual one liners (although many of those crack me up as well)
You should slow down and really type shit more often
Bentz! wrote:Well done, Kevin! I think you spent more time typing that post than I have spent listening to the album!
KevinP wrote:Bentz! wrote:Well done, Kevin! I think you spent more time typing that post than I have spent listening to the album!
because it don't sound like Jungle Rot
MetalJunkie wrote:Ok, Morbid Angel aside, have you yanks out there heard of this excellent Norwegian band:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9cBmmKPFvM
They are without doubt the most powerful live band i have ever seen, and i´ve seen quite a lot of bands!
They may not be full-blown metal, but they´re still metal as fuck!
mooyagi wrote:MetalJunkie wrote:Ok, Morbid Angel aside, have you yanks out there heard of this excellent Norwegian band:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9cBmmKPFvM
They are without doubt the most powerful live band i have ever seen, and i´ve seen quite a lot of bands!
They may not be full-blown metal, but they´re still metal as fuck!
I keep hearing about them and I keep wondering why. Not a fan
Metalwrath wrote:So all these rants aside most of us stil have the same conclusion.
Morbid Angel are still a great band we'd like to see play but the new album is a complete and utter disgrace to their legacy.
KevinP wrote:Metalwrath wrote:So all these rants aside most of us stil have the same conclusion.
Morbid Angel are still a great band we'd like to see play but the new album is a complete and utter disgrace to their legacy.
Like you listen to Morbid Angel.
Metalwrath wrote:KevinP wrote:Metalwrath wrote:So all these rants aside most of us stil have the same conclusion.
Morbid Angel are still a great band we'd like to see play but the new album is a complete and utter disgrace to their legacy.
Like you listen to Morbid Angel.
Says the harcore Death metal fan who went to see Nitro play
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiCUj0ow ... re=related
Metalwrath wrote:KevinP wrote:Metalwrath wrote:So all these rants aside most of us stil have the same conclusion.
Morbid Angel are still a great band we'd like to see play but the new album is a complete and utter disgrace to their legacy.
Like you listen to Morbid Angel.
Says the harcore Death metal fan who went to see Nitro play
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CiCUj0ow ... re=related
MetalJunkie wrote:Ok, Morbid Angel aside, have you yanks out there heard of this excellent Norwegian band:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9cBmmKPFvM
They are without doubt the most powerful live band i have ever seen, and i´ve seen quite a lot of bands!
They may not be full-blown metal, but they´re still metal as fuck!
Metalwrath wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwLZVrKECcs
Bentz! wrote:MetalJunkie wrote:Ok, Morbid Angel aside, have you yanks out there heard of this excellent Norwegian band:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9cBmmKPFvM
They are without doubt the most powerful live band i have ever seen, and i´ve seen quite a lot of bands!
They may not be full-blown metal, but they´re still metal as fuck!
I like these guys (Kvelertak) alot. I'd love to see them live someday.
viathyn wrote:Black n' Roll?
viathyn wrote:Black n' Roll?
Ktulured55 wrote:No, Satyricon is Blackmetal with 'catchiness'... just because it is more instantly catchy, does not mean it's rock, it just means it is catchy which most bands (and most black metal bands at that) cannot do even if they try. Satyricon have a unique and mature sound that is untouched for what it is. Just because some people like random notes put together in a black metal style, does not mean it is good black metal. Though a lot of black metal fans try to call anything that is better than regular black metal and that a lot of people like: "NOT black metal", when in fact, it still is (it's just different in some way, more mature, and or catches more fans).
mooyagi wrote:Ktulured55 wrote:No, Satyricon is Blackmetal with 'catchiness'... just because it is more instantly catchy, does not mean it's rock, it just means it is catchy which most bands (and most black metal bands at that) cannot do even if they try. Satyricon have a unique and mature sound that is untouched for what it is. Just because some people like random notes put together in a black metal style, does not mean it is good black metal. Though a lot of black metal fans try to call anything that is better than regular black metal and that a lot of people like: "NOT black metal", when in fact, it still is (it's just different in some way, more mature, and or catches more fans).
For me, they've lost a lot of what made them great. I still love Mother North and the whole Nemesis Divina album but they really suck now. I've tried listening to some new stuff and just can't get into it.
mooyagi wrote:Ktulured55 wrote:No, Satyricon is Blackmetal with 'catchiness'... just because it is more instantly catchy, does not mean it's rock, it just means it is catchy which most bands (and most black metal bands at that) cannot do even if they try. Satyricon have a unique and mature sound that is untouched for what it is. Just because some people like random notes put together in a black metal style, does not mean it is good black metal. Though a lot of black metal fans try to call anything that is better than regular black metal and that a lot of people like: "NOT black metal", when in fact, it still is (it's just different in some way, more mature, and or catches more fans).
For me, they've lost a lot of what made them great. I still love Mother North and the whole Nemesis Divina album but they really suck now. I've tried listening to some new stuff and just can't get into it.
SlaytanicE21 wrote:rhiawiz wrote:for some reason i enjoy all eras of Satyricon! i also enjoy all eras of Enslaved and all eras of Samael. i'm weird like that.
rhiawiz wrote:mooyagi wrote:Ktulured55 wrote:No, Satyricon is Blackmetal with 'catchiness'... just because it is more instantly catchy, does not mean it's rock, it just means it is catchy which most bands (and most black metal bands at that) cannot do even if they try. Satyricon have a unique and mature sound that is untouched for what it is. Just because some people like random notes put together in a black metal style, does not mean it is good black metal. Though a lot of black metal fans try to call anything that is better than regular black metal and that a lot of people like: "NOT black metal", when in fact, it still is (it's just different in some way, more mature, and or catches more fans).
For me, they've lost a lot of what made them great. I still love Mother North and the whole Nemesis Divina album but they really suck now. I've tried listening to some new stuff and just can't get into it.
for some reason i enjoy all eras of Satyricon! i also enjoy all eras of Enslaved and all eras of Samael. i'm weird like that.
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