Metal/Rock/Industrial The metal thread \m/

[fendertach]

 

[Meatspin]

This rips so hard, especially live

 

[Zer]

One of the best death metal songs ever. Nile are one of the best

 

[trendnick]

Old GEM with that FKING NICE VOCALS - LOVE IT SINCE THAT TIME:

 

[trendnick]

Found it for you

 

[HHJ]

Best Nile song imo

 

[trendnick]

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[jeskola]

 

[trendnick]

Vomitory killing it

Heresy


LG Petrov growling at his best

 

[Dangun]

Forgot metal threads exist on here

 

[HHJ]

 

[helax]

 

[helax]

 

[helax]

 

[jeskola]

The first real Death Metal song I heard, changed my life.

 

[trendnick]

My one was


Back then, I was so obsessed with drums. If an album had killer drumming and a really fast tempo, I bought it instantly. Everything else was secondary. I remember being puzzled by the vocals, though; they were so unrecognizable, monsterlike. But I didn't care, as long as the drums were on point.... and here they where/are PERFECTLY.

Later on, when Obituary dropped their debut Slowly We Rot, I put on the opener, 'Internal Bleeding.' Whooosh! That was some real heavy sh_t!

I vividly remember after i bought the album my grandma walking into my room at the exact moment the vocals start kicked in. She was absolutely shell-shocked. Seeing her face .... and ARGH! ...that was priceless!

My grandma was cool about it, but my mom? Not so much. She used to say, 'Why do you listen to such aggressive music? It just makes you more aggressive!!! (waaah waaah waaah) She never really understood me.

In reality, that music saved me. It was a way to vent the 'aggro' emotions I had back then. You dive into the stream of the song with 100% raw emotion, and by the time you stop listening you feel relaxed.

 

[Zer]

 

[TankAbbott4Eva]

My one was


Back then, I was so obsessed with drums. If an album had killer drumming and a really fast tempo, I bought it instantly. Everything else was secondary. I remember being puzzled by the vocals, though; they were so unrecognizable, monsterlike. But I didn't care, as long as the drums were on point.... and here they where/are PERFECTLY.

Later on, when Obituary dropped their debut Slowly We Rot, I put on the opener, 'Internal Bleeding.' Whooosh! That was some real heavy sh_t!

I vividly remember after i bought the album my grandma walking into my room at the exact moment the vocals start kicked in. She was absolutely shell-shocked. Seeing her face .... and ARGH! ...that was priceless!

My grandma was cool about it, but my mom? Not so much. She used to say, 'Why do you listen to such aggressive music? It just makes you more aggressive!!! (waaah waaah waaah) She never really understood me.

In reality, that music saved me. It was a way to vent the 'aggro' emotions I had back then. You dive into the stream of the song with 100% raw emotion, and by the time you stop listening you feel relaxed.

This is true, I was trying to explain this to a work colleague recently. I'm a pretty chill dude I think and she couldn't figure out why I love aggressive music, it keeps me chill I think.

And as for first death metal song (well other than Ace Ventura I suppose) is below. Such a great band, this album is GOAT DM in my opinion, amazing stuff. This show is all on YT (you've probably seen it)