so good.Full Opeth show:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD1gHNCnJFw
Live at Enmore Theatre ( Sydney - Australia - 12/16/2011)
Set List:
01. Devil's Ochard
02. Feel the Dark
03. Face of Melinda
04. Porcelain Heart
05. Nepenthe
06. Throat of Winter
07. Credence
08. Closure
09. Slither
10. A Fair Judgement
11. Hex Omega
12. Folklore
This looks like it was professionally filmed.
Well.....shit
Edit: Hey maybe the young generation of girls will give Metallica a whirl now and learn what real music is.
The Ragnarokkr Metal Apocalypse festival was incredible! Metal festivals are now my new favorite thing ever, it was just so goddam fun. Plus, I got drunk for my first time ever at a show, which was a fantastic experience.
One of my highlights, which really surprised me, was Skull Fist. I missed most of their set but what I did see was killer. They are a very fun, fairly technical heavy metal style band with soaring operatic vocals. I almost get an early Maiden vibe from them.
Check out this video of them performing one of their best songs, No False Metal. I just love it when the lead singer/guitarist gets on the shoulders of the rhythm guitarist for the shredding solo. They had such a wonderful stage presence. Really though, they only have one LP out so far and I highly recommend it. I bet a lot of people here would enjoy it.
Also I fist bumped the lead singer of Wizard several times throughout their performance, which is awesome because this was the only time they've ever performed in America. And after seeing them live, I must say I prefer their brand of over-the-top metal to the comparable Manowar
And here I was, hoping for a Sentenced coverFull Opeth show:
Set List:
05. Nepenthe
Ok, why wasn't I told how much Funebrarum kicks ass?
Ok, why wasn't I told how much Funebrarum kicks ass?
I've only listened to The Sleep of Morbid Dreams, which is pretty damn good. I especially like Grave Reaper. How is their other material
First single from Panopticon's Kentucky is out now. The album is fucking awesome! Banjoes, whistles, and black metal. It's USBM that actually dares to be US.
Has anyone gotten the 4:20 Sleep shirt that you got for ordering at exactly 4:20?
I got an email from a man named Greg and replied to the info email address but never heard back. I even got the actual CD and the LE shirt that came with that already.
Has anyone gotten the 4:20 Sleep shirt that you got for ordering at exactly 4:20?
I got an email from a man named Greg and replied to the info email address but never heard back. I even got the actual CD and the LE shirt that came with that already.
I've gotten my CD and LE shirt, but not my vinyl's yet. I did order mine close to 4:20pm, but not sure if they honored my order.
This is the master that was NOT used for what became the Picture Disc Mix, this was intended to be the master, but was shelved last minute; this master was intentionally sampled at a higher rate, so as to achieve a 'pop' sound / production, unlike the mix to be found on the 'actual' jesu Self Titled, a move which would be an absolute travesty for some! And a move that was decided against at the last minute, so the master was resampled back to the original pitch and sent to be pressed as the Picture Disc. So, this master is unreleased, and available here for the first time, the 'actual' Picture Disc master, is also available here at Bandcamp.
The Picture Disc of the Self Titled Jesu album, was remixed entirely for the LTD ED Picture Disc version (1000 copies), released in 2006. An Alternative mix with quite significant differences to the original album mix; the concept was to remix it more 'cleanly', due to the original mix containing a lot of distortion. There are still clicks, etc in this mix though due to the nature of the original recording. Here, the album is now remastered in 2012, since the original Picture Disc master was intentionally mastered flat.
The catalyst for this entire remix of the album was the pressing plant who were to cut and press the picture disc - with the original master of the S/T, they claimed the original was to max'ed out and distorted to be cut to an picture disc! I was, at the time, intrigued by the concept of a cleaner, and even 'poppier' mix of this album, anyway, so set about cleaning the the thing up. Hence the re-sampled higher speed version; attempting to go even further with this 'pop' concept.
For the record, my personal favourite mix of this album IS the original mix, which is known, universally, as the debut jesu album 'S/T', the mix that made it to CD/Vinyl, etc, etc.
Justin K Broadrick. May 2012.
First single from Panopticon's Kentucky is out now. The album is fucking awesome! Banjoes, whistles, and black metal. It's USBM that actually dares to be US.
http://www.decibelmagazine.com/featured/streaming-track-from-panopticons-kentucky/
This is actually pretty awesome, thanks. I love the banjo part.
There's more banjo awesomeness on his sophomore album, Collapse. As well as on a this split: http://panopticonmerch.bigcartel.com/product/panopticon-wheels-within-wheels-split-part-1
I'd say he's grown quite a bit since his first albums, but pretty much everything is awesome.
First single from Panopticon's Kentucky is out now. The album is fucking awesome! Banjoes, whistles, and black metal. It's USBM that actually dares to be US.
http://www.decibelmagazine.com/featured/streaming-track-from-panopticons-kentucky/
Good stuff. Thanks.You might also like a funeral doom band of a friend of mine, called Profetus.
Hey, DOWN played a new song from their upcoming EP! Phil is really sounding great here, as is the whole thing!
Misfortune Teller. : )
Thin soundquality here but cleaner: Misfortune Teller other perspective
Really heavy and oldschool-doomy.
Can you guys recommend me some stuff?
I like older metal, heavier stuff. I'm kinda new to the scene, but listening to the older material of Slayer, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, etc. I do listen quite morbid stuff too.
Going to take some tips from the thread but there are so many!
Can you guys recommend me some stuff?
I like older metal, heavier stuff. I'm kinda new to the scene, but listening to the older material of Slayer, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden, etc. I do listen quite morbid stuff too.
Going to take some tips from the thread but there are so many!
The band Embers from the Bay Area followed me on Twitter. Kudos to them for knowing that I'd like their sound.
Here's the Bandcamp stream for their album Shadows (pay what you want so throw in a buck or two).