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[quote]Cimmerian wrote:
Well, there;s a death metal thread for this, but anyway…

[quote]behexen wrote:
So who’s an Exhumed or Morbid Angel fan and anxiously awaiting the new albums?[/quote]

Not really for Exhumed, yes for Morbid Angel. Not looking forward to the new album any more though as I’m convinced it’s going to suck. Bad.

[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:

[quote]SexMachine wrote:

[quote]XanderBuilt wrote:
Ok enough about the OP’s grammar. I’m actually keen to know what this band sounds like.[/quote]

Note the phrase ‘most people who are into death metal’. I haven’t listened to the video but I would imagine it sounds like one or two guitar chords on full distortion and a guy with a hoarse voice bellowing some inaudible gibberish into a microphone also on full distortion.[/quote]

Music has it’s place I guess. I don’t really know my metal that well but the recent bands I’ve downloaded into my player make it great for SS cardio and lifting (to drown out the environment). I use it as a means to improve focus. On the same token, I listen to classical music on the ride to work so that I can focus better for the day ahead.[/quote]

Well, just in case you care, my opinion is that if you’re mildly curious about death metal/grind, you’re better off starting from the start. In this case, that is, check out Carcass first before bothering with the bands that Carcass inspired (or who ripped them off…).

I listen to classical as well. Often for that reason too.

[quote]Blaze_108 wrote:
Haha. If OP titled this correctly,
the correct reply could be “Who’s back?”

But with it as is…
“Whose back?”

Am I the only one amused by this? [/quote]

Haha, I am highly amused, but then I am a dweeb.[/quote]

Thanks very much. I’ll check out Carcass.

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Glad everyone got a laugh that my grammar skills are shit. Xander I would highly suggest looking into Exhumed. Carcass first album Reek of Putrefaction was brilliant but might be alittle to sloppy and raw for someone not used to that sound. Outside of the song Exhumed to Consume I never really much cared for Symphonies of Sickness, Necrotism was alright but doesn’t carry the speed and intensity of Exhumed. Carcass last two albums are not good at all, unless your into melodic death metal. Carcass created the style but Exhumed is far superior.

All 3 of Exhumeds full lengths have been excellent and you can’t go wrong with any of them.

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[quote]behexen wrote:
Glad everyone got a laugh that my grammar skills are shit. Xander I would highly suggest looking into Exhumed. Carcass first album Reek of Putrefaction was brilliant but might be alittle to sloppy and raw for someone not used to that sound. Outside of the song Exhumed to Consume I never really much cared for Symphonies of Sickness, Necrotism was alright but doesn’t carry the speed and intensity of Exhumed. Carcass last two albums are not good at all, unless your into melodic death metal. Carcass created the style but Exhumed is far superior.

All 3 of Exhumeds full lengths have been excellent and you can’t go wrong with any of them. [/quote]

Thanks for the tips. This is really a new genre of music for me so this is helpful. Someone posted a Metal Map (on the chronology and anthology of metal music) sometime back if I can find that link I’m sure to bookmark it and view it/listen to it slowly. Thanks again.

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Here we go