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Topic: Quite possibly the most BRUTAL song ever recorded
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Tangento
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Member # 117
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posted June 01, 2003 01:56
    
I had hoped to put a few of you on a mission to discover yourselves
some Napalm FUCKING Death, and have not heard back from any of you yet.Well here: Napalm Death - Take (Taste) the Poison
(track removed - email me if ya want it) Put THAT in your fucking pipe and smoke it.
The raging, chaotic blast beat breaks are un-fucking-paralelled.
This is the soundtrack to The Big Fucking Bang, folks. If there is a more brutal song, I'd sure like to know about it. And please - don't dink around trying to play this on your goddamn computer;
LET THE FUCKING NEIGHBORS HEAR THIS MOTHERFUCKER!!!!
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Underbrain
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posted June 01, 2003 04:28
Thats fucking brutal yo. Thanks for continually dropping dope jams on us Tangento... you rule.I don't know if this bad boy tops that in the brutality department but its nuts on the floor weird. Check it:
Dillinger Escape Plan (with Mike Patton)
When Good Dogs Do Bad Things click.... here yo!
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Nuclear Vampire
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posted June 01, 2003 09:39
I fucking LOVE Napalm Death! I was just cranking Order Of The Leech in the car on the way home from work! I'll be in the minority here, but my favorite album is Diatribes. Don't know why, but it is. Here's a few tracks I think are brutal and devastating for those who enjoy that kinda thing (like me): Marduk - With Satan And Victorious Weapons Strapping Young Lad - Relentless Actually, pretty much EVERYTHING off the new Marduk and SYL albums is ultra-heavy. Here's some more overly brutal albums that I love: Cannibal Corpse - Gore Obssessed Nile - In Their Darkened Shrines Cryptopsy - None So Vile Brutal Truth - Need To Control Well, know I know what albums I'm assaulting my co-workers with tonight!
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Tangento
VoivodFan
Member # 117
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posted June 01, 2003 17:07
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Originally posted by BCoD:
Any song off of the new "Vital Remains" (particularly the song Dechristianize) will KILL anything and everything. Mr. Suzuki is a fucking musical genius! He definitely gives Mr. Grohl a run for the money!
I will give that drummer some credit;
There is some precision, hyper-speed 'Rat-a-tat-tat' happening there. My problem with this genre is the overblown yet insipid lead breaks and the sad fact
that it takes them 8 minutes to accomplish a fraction of what ND does in 1:49. I was yawning by minute 3.
(and the production blows; listen to it side by side with the ND - no comparison) And how the hell did Grohl get dragged into this?
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Originally posted by Underbrain:
Thats fucking brutal yo. Thanks for continually dropping dope jams on us Tangento... you rule.I don't know if this bad boy tops that in the brutality department but its nuts on the floor weird. Check it:
Dillinger Escape Plan (with Mike Patton)
When Good Dogs Do Bad Things click.... here yo!
"but its nuts on the floor weird "
And that is my point exactly with ND;
The 'weirdness factor' not only comes naturally with this band,
it is precisely what sets them apart and to me, puts it
one notch higher on the 'brutality scale'. I love the (weird in a different way) Patton/ DEP stuff.
Right now my fave is 'Rock, Paper Scissors'.
(yo) quote:
Originally posted by Paulander7:
Ya know, the last time I ever heard Napalm Death was in concert in 1990, This is MUCH BETTER!!!!! THANKS!
BULLSEYE!
That is just what I was after here. quote:
Originally posted by guidon:
You could've taken almost any song of their albums, Tangento... 
True, but I think they are in the midst of their finest hour with the last 3 releases. quote:
Originally posted by 13-34:
Today is the Day - pinnacle
Ogre meets the Revolting Cocks?
Nah.
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Originally posted by Nuclear Vampire:
I fucking LOVE Napalm Death! I was just cranking Order Of The Leech in the car on the way home from work! I'll be in the minority here, but my favorite album is Diatribes. Don't know why, but it is. Here's a few tracks I think are brutal and devastating for those who enjoy that kinda thing (like me): Marduk - With Satan And Victorious Weapons Strapping Young Lad - Relentless Actually, pretty much EVERYTHING off the new Marduk and SYL albums is ultra-heavy. Here's some more overly brutal albums that I love: Cannibal Corpse - Gore Obssessed Nile - In Their Darkened Shrines Cryptopsy - None So Vile Brutal Truth - Need To Control Well, know I know what albums I'm assaulting my co-workers with tonight!
Nuc, I like Diatribes, too.
Not my fave, but a good album.
Some awesome entries there.
That new SYL is growing on me.
How about Nasum?
Ya like them? quote:
Originally posted by Emlyn K Helicopter:
Ah, youth! I have taught you well. Now you are ready for 'Reek of Putrifaction'.
Carcass RULED, even if just for their early song titles.
I mean who can resist the inherent charm and poetic magnitude of
'Manifestation of Verrucose Urethra' or 'Oxidised Razor Masticator'?
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Tangento
VoivodFan
Member # 117
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posted June 02, 2003 19:23
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Originally posted by Nuclear Vampire:
I've been meaning to check out Nasum. I hear their latest is very good. Got any recommendations?
Yes, get 'Helvete' (2003)
An excellent blend of metal, grind and hardcore. As for Vital Remains, I took one look at the website and rolled my eyes.
This whole satan gimmick is completely played out, IMO.
I haven't the time for this juvenile BS. This is exactly what attracted me to Voivod in the first place.
They used their imaginations to step away from the pack and
carved out a place for themselves in the world of metal music
by the strength of a great concept, with not a single pentagram in sight. (most) Black Metal fucking BLOWS rancid ass.
For a perfect pespective on the absurdity of it all, have a look & listen
to Anal Cunt's send-up on Norwegian Blackness, Impaled Northern Moon Forest - who sport such immensely EVIL song titles as: 1. ENTRANCED BY THE NORTHERN IMPALED NECROWIZARD'S BLASPHEMOUS INCANTATION AMIDST THE AGONIZING ABOMINATION OF THE LUSTING NECROCORPSE 2. GAZING AT THE BLASPHEMOUS MOON WHILE PERCHED ATOP A VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY VERY FORSAKEN CREST OF THE NORTHERN MOUNTAIN and my personal fave: 3. MASTURBATING ON THE UNHOLY INVERTED TRACKS OF THE GRIM & FROSTBITTEN NECROBOBSLEDDERS BRAAGHHHHHHAAAAAWWWWWWGGGGGHHHHHHHHH!!!!!
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Maldororz
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Member # 186
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posted June 03, 2003 14:01
Hey, I was checking sethputnam.com, and there is a Voivod show review! LOOK:" voivod, may 15 (my 35th birthday!!), revere, MA- i really wanted to like voivod. they were one of my favorite bands when there first record came out. i wasn't expeting much. it was nice to see snake back in the band. the opened with "voivod". it sounded like it was even slower than the lp version. i was drunk enough to enjoy it though. then they did a bunch of new stuff. luckily, it was in a nice club, with nice couches, so i just sat on one and drank, while hoping they would get off soon. some einstien across from me said, "these guys are good, but they ain't no metallica". i informed him that they have been around for at least 20 years (he thought it was jason newsted's new band). "voivod" was the only old song they did. their new songs suck. actually, the new metallica is a million times better than the new voivod, so maybe that kid did have a point. he was still gay though."
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Tangento
VoivodFan
Member # 117
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posted June 03, 2003 19:12
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Originally posted by warcorpse:
Okay, but rolling your eyes at Vital Remains means you are closing a door to something that is perhaps actually more brutal then Napalm Death. It is quite possible you are not getting the full spectrum of brutal music if you avoid juvenile BS satanic death metal bands. As for me, I usually look past the gimmicks/lyrics and concentrate on the sound that is coming from the speakers. I can think of another song that is more brutal without the satanic gimmicks, its "Blessed Dead" by Nile. IMO.As far as ND is concerned, I think Order of the Leech is a masterpiece of brutality, slightly better then Enemy of the Music Business. I still like it all though.
Trust me Corpse, I hear you loud and clear. I am the last person on earth to avoid music strictly because of some inane symbolism or archaic mindset. The problem is, I hear so many of these fucking bands that they all
begin to blend together into a gigantic satanic musical meat grinder,
and it all comes out looking, sounding (and smelling) exactly the same. I will back off a bit from my statements as they relate to Vital Remains,
because their music is a notch above the rest of the pack.
If they could just trade in the
'I invoketh more evil than thou'
bullshit for some imagination.
As for 99% of the rest:
Fanatical satanism = religious fanaticism
Same fucking bullshit.
Go to the website, replace the word satan with the word Christ, and see what I mean. To me, these are a flipsided modern-day version of hair bands,
and they will suffer the same fate if they simply continue to emulate one another. (which is fine, because the world needs all its Burger-Flippers back)
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Mezcalhead
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Member # 26
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posted June 03, 2003 20:53
Seems to me Tango, that simply just sitting there and listening in your computer chair to a song is not a good way to measure PURE FUCKING FORCE emitted by a song. I'll tell you what I do, come home from a shitty day at work, and find something to get your ass in gear to work out. Something powerful enough to take you from the point of exhaustion to a point of working the ol'bod into another level of exhaustion(no, not talking masterbation here, for that I use Whitney Houston as background-I'm talking about the benchpress, chinups, etc.... ) I know of only ONE album that can take you mentally to this point.Mastadon- Lifesblood EP(especially the title track with the intro "I'M TALKING ABOUT FORM, CONTENT, I'M TALKING INTERRELATIONSHIPS, I'M TALKING ABOUT GOD, THE DEVIL, HEAVEN AND HELL, DO YOU UNDERSTAND, FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Sorry, Tango, that FUCKING KILLS ANYTHING THAT ND EVER PUT OUT!!! Maybe that was what I was trying to say last Sunday morning.... 
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Tangento
VoivodFan
Member # 117
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posted June 03, 2003 22:12
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Originally posted by Mezcalhead:
Seems to me Tango, that simply just sitting there and listening in your computer chair to a song is not a good way to measure PURE FUCKING FORCE emitted by a song. I'll tell you what I do, come home from a shitty day at work, and find something to get your ass in gear to work out. Something powerful enough to take you from the point of exhaustion to a point of working the ol'bod into another level of exhaustion(no, not talking masterbation here, for that I use Whitney Houston as background-I'm talking about the benchpress, chinups, etc.... ) I know of only ONE album that can take you mentally to this point.Mastadon- Lifesblood EP(especially the title track with the intro "I'M TALKING ABOUT FORM, CONTENT, I'M TALKING INTERRELATIONSHIPS, I'M TALKING ABOUT GOD, THE DEVIL, HEAVEN AND HELL, DO YOU UNDERSTAND, FINALLY!!!!!!!!!!!!!) Sorry, Tango, that FUCKING KILLS ANYTHING THAT ND EVER PUT OUT!!! Maybe that was what I was trying to say last Sunday morning....
First off, I spend my days pulling wire, hauling, bending and installing 100 ft. bundles of conduit, climbing stairs & ladders, (with 25 pounds of tools around my waist) setting 300 lb. transformers, running a core drill, unloading delivery trucks with a palette jack... blah blah blah.
By the time I ooze through the front door, I don't have anything LEFT for a goddam workout. Secondly, I drive 600 miles a week to do all of this, which has only ONE advantage:
about 15 hours a week of totally uninterrupted musical enjoyment. So I am covered on all accounts. And yes, Mastadon is a pretty wicked cool fucking band, but I have not heard this EP.
I shall look into it. Thanks for the tip, pally.
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