Autopsy for me.
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Jaja — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 11:01 AM)
Yes about the other two but I could never get into MA for some reason. I bought one of their tapes. "Blessed are the sick"?
I was a young kid. At the same time I was more into Pantera and Danzig. Maybe It's worth a relisten.
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cryptoflovecraft — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 02:57 PM)
I've never heard
Blessed Are the Sick
(MA's second album) but I do own
Covenant
and
Domination
, I like both of those albums. I never got into the genre as a whole but I have a friend who's a big fan of all those bands, hence, I'm somewhat familiar with them. I saw Deicide live back in '95 - tight band/impressive musicianship but not really my cup of tea. -
Soul_Venom — 1 year ago(October 20, 2024 01:39 PM)
Otep
It has been my experience that unless the singer is female I simply cant understand what the singer is singing at all. As a result I avoid most of the death/screamo/acid metal types of music.
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Fun Guy From Yuggoth — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 02:08 PM)
Death metal bands would be pretty good if they would just get rid of the singers. Sorry but a roaring grizzly bear is not what I consider good vocals. There's no melody. I do love to watch death metal videos and just laugh uncontrollably at the serious singers looking all intense while making godzilla noises into the microphone.
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/.ㅤ — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 02:14 PM)
You can try but no death metal fan will want to listen to someone attempting death metal vocals for the first time and falling miserably.
Which is what you would be doing in that scenario.
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Fun Guy From Yuggoth — 1 year ago(November 05, 2024 02:51 PM)
What makes me a bit mad about death metal is that the instrumental part of the songs are kick ass and energetic and awesome. I just can't appreciate it as much as I should because as soon as the singing starts, I just can't stop laughing.
