<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Iowa @ Aug 13 2006, 02:37 PM) [snapback]248242[/snapback]</div>"Kick behind" ?

Im not sure i know the definition of that, although they are very good.

Soul Of a New Machine, brutal with some great grind elements, but not without its hooks in the riffing, and some interesting lyrics as well. With Demanufacture and Obsolete i enjoyed how these where both somewhat concept albums, with Demaufacture being cold and really machined... And Obsolete feeling a little more organic - atmosphereically speaking. Perhaps a bit more human in a way. On both releases Raymond Herrera's drumming is pretty innovative on tracks like Freedom or Fire, blending almost a Drum & Bass style beat into a metal song. Works well and the end result is heavy as f... really cool.

I was extremely disappointed when i bought that cd. I hate the cannibal corpse style crap growling :tomato: Don't get me wrong i love how Burton screams in some songs like Slave Labor and Cyberwaste.

I was also disappointed at Remanufacture. It was just pure annoying techno. I cant believe they let somebody do that to there songs :unsure:

If anyone wants to check out a band that hasn't changed it's style and really stayed true to form Kreator is definitely one of them, pure thrash, Enemy of God a their latest good to check out.

And if ya want to check out some insane drumming and brutal music all around, Strapping Young Lad great band browse around youtube, plenty of stuff from them.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6AtBoTlQd4 - Wrong Side off their latest album, The New Black
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wA8NbwJK4_k - Zen off their last one, Alien.

Finally Blind Guardian also a sweet band, really sweet, Nightfall in Middle Earth, Somewhere Far Beyond, or Imaginations From the Other Side good places to start with their discography. If ya fan of power metal.

Necrophagist seen some of their stuff, impressive on the technical but more technical than Petrucci, you should check out his solo album if you want technical, shredder, has played some jazz so knows that, and technical player, make him an all around legend in the metal community.

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DeathDude @ Aug 13 2006, 07:04 PM) [snapback]248382[/snapback]</div>Kreator, Strapping Young Lad, Blind Guardian. All excellent stuff.

And you're right about John Petrucci's solo stuff, it's pretty crazy.

That reminds me, I still need to check out Liquid Tension Experiment or whatever they're called.

Indeed that's what they are called, my suggestion pick up Liquid Tension Experiment 2 before you pick up 1, it's the better album of the two. :ok:

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(DeathDude @ Aug 13 2006, 08:01 PM) [snapback]248395[/snapback]</div>I'll keep that in mind, thanks ^_^ :ok:

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(#BlakhOle# @ Aug 13 2006, 01:57 AM) [snapback]248210[/snapback]</div>Disturbed reminds me of a more heavy version of an "old" Danish band with the name Dizzy Mizz Lizzy. So I like them :) or at least Down With The Sickness :) behind = arse, so even though we can´t write "a s s" , then we can always write arse, and shite :) there are ways around the system :)

The stupid word filter on the forum censors out any bad language you type by replacing it with pre-programmed synonyms.

Just picked up Divine Intervention today..."Dittohead" is the fastest song i've heard in my life! :boxing:

Re : Kick Behind

Ohhh right i get ya now.

Divine Intervention is actually pretty good, though im not a huge Slayer fan, especially in the albums following Divine Intervention. All that came before it though was indeed pretty cool though. But at the point where most of my friends were listening to Slayer and the like i was listening to stuff like Possessed, Sodom, Bathory etc so i never really caught onto them as much i suppose.

Yeah, alot of people are like that...from what i've heard of it, Seasons In the Abyss is awesome; "Spirits In Black" just plain rocks! Right now i'm in the process of getting Slipknot's self-titled album...

"coils of the serpent unwind..."