NationStates Jolt Archive

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Well?

Mine are Dying Fetus, Cannibal Corpse, Arch Enemy, and Bolt Thrower.

I never liked death metal. It hurts my ears.

I never liked death metal. It hurts my ears.

:sniper:

Jk! your opinion is welcome! (just not here)

Spice Girls. I used to like Hanson, but my ears were actually bleeding from the hard-coreness of their sound, so I had to lighten up.

Spice Girls. I used to like Hanson, but my ears were actually bleeding from the hard-coreness of their sound, so I had to lighten up.

that shit along with the Back Street Boys was WAAAAY to heavy for me to handle! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

that shit along with the Back Street Boys was WAAAAY to heavy for me to handle! :headbang: :headbang: :headbang:

I know! The satanic references and screechy singing are too much! Gawd, I feel so...x-core!

Fear Factory (Concrete and SoaNM only, afterwards they stopped playing death metal), The Berzerker, Fuck... I'm Dead, Cattle Decapitation, Suffocation... but really, why listen to death metal when there's grindcore, crust and powerviolence?

Fear Factory (Concrete and SoaNM only, afterwards they stopped playing death metal), The Berzerker, Fuck... I'm Dead, Cattle Decapitation, Suffocation... but really, why listen to death metal when there's grindcore, crust and powerviolence?

I dont really like Fear Factory. but Cattle Decapitation and Suffocation are two good bands.

and Bolt Thrower.
i fucking love Bolt Thrower :D (more grindcore in my mind but meh)


and if Testament counts as death metal, then count them too :)

I dont really like Fear Factory. but Cattle Decapitation and Suffocation are two good bands.

Fear Factory kicks ass. :p

That said, I don't really like them as a death metal group.

I tend to shy away from Death Metal for two reasons:

1. Most death metal singers sound like Zorak, from Space Ghost.

2. Fast does not= heavy.

Napalm Death, Death, Bolt Thrower, Carcass, Entombed, Slayer, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Amon Amarth, Strapping Young Lad, to name a few.

Cannibal CorpseGore-metal sucks. :P

My brother's. I think they where called "Tuna-Free Dolphin Sandwich," but that might of been one of his other bands. I know the ska band was called "Stickman Lincoln." I like his band names.

Napalm Death, Death, Bolt Thrower, Carcass, Entombed, Slayer, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Amon Amarth, Strapping Young Lad, to name a few.

Gore-metal sucks. :P

I hate so ask this, becuase I HATE the over-classification of metal...

But are Slayer considered Death Metal?

If so....thats my pick.

I hate so ask this, becuase I HATE the over-classification of metal...

But are Slayer considered Death Metal?

If so....thats my pick.I would say so, yes, and so would others, but other people would disagree and call them thrash.

Blood has been shed :D
underoath, cephalic carnage

I would say so, yes, and so would others, but other people would disagree and call them thrash.


See, I was thinking Thrash myself.

But then again, Metallica used to be considered Thrash as well.
Slayer was always heavier than Metallica.

Blood has been shed :DI was wondering if you picked that nation name because of the band, now I know.

See, I was thinking Thrash myself.

But then again, Metallica used to be considered Thrash as well.
Slayer was always heavier than Metallica.Yeah, that's my belief, too. Also, while the first couple of albums might have been thrash, they did get heavier with Reign in Blood.

Yeah, that's my belief, too. Also, while the first couple of albums might have been thrash, they did get heavier with Reign in Blood.


Perhaps not so coincidently, that album is when I started to like them.

Moreover, I think they were around and had several albums long before labels like "Death/Prog/Power/Black" were.
So, if anything, they sort of defined the future of bands to come after them.
Much like Black Sabbath did.

Yeah, that's my belief, too. Also, while the first couple of albums might have been thrash, they did get heavier with Reign in Blood.


Perhaps not so coincidently, that album is when I started to like them.

Moreover, I think they were around and had several albums long before labels like "Death/Prog/Power/Black" were.
So, if anything, they sort of defined the future of bands to come after them.
Much like Black Sabbath did.

Yeah, that's my belief, too. Also, while the first couple of albums might have been thrash, they did get heavier with Reign in Blood.


Perhaps not so coincidently, that album is when I started to like them.

Moreover, I think they were around and had several albums long before labels like "Death/Prog/Power/Black" were.
So, if anything, they sort of defined the future of bands to come after them.
Much like Black Sabbath did.

Napalm Death, Death, Bolt Thrower, Carcass, Entombed, Slayer(is over-rated), Morbid Angel, Obituary, Amon Amarth, Strapping Young Lad, to name a few.

Gore-metal sucks. :P

bold'd the 1s i also like.

I don't listen to death metal. To me, it's just screaming with drums. If I need something heavy, I listen to Rammstein.

Blood has been shed :D
underoath, cephalic carnage

i never would have guessed that you would have been a blood has been shed fan.

Anyone else like melodic death metal? Like:

Killswitch Engage - saw them live with Slipknot and Unearth, they were awesome! They stole the show actually.
In Flames
Soilwork

Killswitch Engage

So glad they're going to reading :) Them and slayer as well,

Must add Caliban, Atreyu, the final sigh, lamb of god, alexisonfire and still remains to this list while we're going slightly off death metal.

I tend to shy away from Death Metal for two reasons:

1. Most death metal singers sound like Zorak, from Space Ghost.

2. Fast does not= heavy.

Yeah. Exactly.

If we're picking subgenres, Doom, stoner, and sludge > all other metal.


Although if I had to pick, probably Napalm Death.

To be honest i prefere music to death metal.

(allthough it is a good laugh sometimes)

Oh. And Sepultura as well.

My favorites are probably Death, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse, Napalm Death, Bolt Thrower, Kataklysm, and Opeth, if you count them. Some people consider them Extreme Prog metal.

What about fictitious bands? Can I say Deathlok or do I have to wait until after Sunday?

Moreover, I think they were around and had several albums long before labels like "Death/Prog/Power/Black" were.
So, if anything, they sort of defined the future of bands to come after them.
Much like Black Sabbath did.That's probably true, yes.