Let's be honest here.. He does know a lot of metal and I do also.. There are different sounds i'm not the biggest fan of Immolation or incan 1st couple I like.. But autopsy Has always been one of my favorites.. I am from the bay area and have met them and been to a lot of their Shows.. They are the hometown kings!
Well looks like the dawg never listened to the albums Arise or Beneath The Remains before (probably once or twice in his life most likely) to make a comment like that is just baffling.
@@corystafford4958 They still are, for sure. I hear people say those albums are not considered DEATH. I wonder why when compared to the Obituary and Death albums that were out at the same time, sound about as nasty and heavy to me.
@@andrewgabriel4408 Beneath The Remains is watered down Thrash Metal. Does not compare to the raw 1st Wave Death Metal of Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation. Schizophrenia is Thrash as well but it maintains the rawness and aggression of the first two releases. Beneath the Remains goes into my “Boring Thrash albums” category with Testament’s Practice what you Preach, Megadeth’s Countdown to Extinction, and Anthrax’s State of Euphoria.
Not regurgitation for me to say Bolt Thrower - Warmaster was gateway Death Metal brilliance and so was Autopsy - Mental Funeral in the day. While I enjoy what you like, you're still a kid!
Luck of the corpse blows ALL bolt thrower away.........period. I don't give a fuck what year it is. Once again- the Dawg is keeping it real and holding it down.
This critiquing on bands “jumping up and down” is the best addition to this channel’s poser criteria since “sidwards flat-brimmed caps”. Damn hilarious.
In 1989 we absolutely considered REPULSION Horrified just a fast as hell death metal album. The term grindcore wasn't really thrown around. Also PESTILENCE Consuming Impulse was one of my gateway death metal bands.
Good to see Master getting some love and respect for where they were on the timeline. They destroy the narrative about who was first. I think Death Strike fits in there too
Beneath the Remains and Arise blurs together? I never thought that. There’s plenty of memorable parts on their. My favorite songs are ‘Sarcastic Existence’ and ‘Stronger than Hate’. ‘Murder’ and ‘Altered State’ are bangers too.
Odd comment by the Dawg especially considering that Arise is where Sepultura started adding a bit of groove to their sound. Nowhere near as much as Chaos A.D., but it's definitely present.
@@Poser_Metal_Records I stated on Repear’s live stream I like both Chaos AD and Roots but they’re nowhere near the height of stuff like Schizophrenia or BTR.
They not only blur together they are forgotten ten minutes after listening to their borrowed Sacred Reich riffs. Dead Embryonic Cells sounds like Biohazard
1990 : Morgoth - The Eternal Fall / Resurrection Absurd EP compilation is phenomenal. I own the vinyls and CD's of both EP's and the compilation with both EP's. Killer shit that no one mentions.
I have that Morgoth compilation on cassette. Yes, it is killer shit and the Pits of Utumno demo is great as well. Their Cursed album was the last good Morgoth record and after that it was all downhill.
Is Death Strike's "Fuckin' Death" demo before the Master "Unknown Soldier" demo? When the material is THIS early - every month counts! Also - which months did the Mantas and Possessed 1984 demos come out? Things were advancing on a month by month basis back then! Colombian band Parabellum's early rehearsal tape from February 1984 is the most extreme thing I've heard from that time but it's so crazy that it's hard to even call it Death Metal.
I never heard of Parabaellum…just checked them out on RUclips that’s crazy they were doing that in 84 lol. It’s definitely just extreme but also experimental too
I own and like Clandestine and I love the real shit. Yeah, i agree, it's a bit of a downgrade from Left Hand Path, but it still has a good amount of the heaviness of the 1st one.
@@DawnRazor-nk8tz I get they’re both not nearly as technical or interesting and a bunch of bands that suck ripped them off after (which isn’t their fault) but I still it rules either way I’m my book.
I'll have to check out Necrophagia releases. There is a soft spot in my heart for that stuff. In 2005 I saw them for the Harvest Ritual tour and drank/hungout after the show and raced to the next show to see them again. Good time.
Suffocation Effing of the Forgotten is 1991 so bump another off that list and add that. I remember getting that and Butchered at Birth that year and Death metal had their brutal masterpieces. Also Grave Into the Grave has to be on there. What are these people thinking when making these lists? If you weren't there you really don't know in my opinion.
Jdawg. What do you think would have happened if the early North American death metal scene had went the trajectory of the Norwegian black metal scene but predating it? I mean all the true crime out eviling each other shit. Do you think DM would have been even more popular? Do you think the Government would have cracked down even harder and ruined the scene? Would the Norwegian scene have even happened?
Dawg you can’t tell the difference between the songs on Beneath & Arise but you can tell the difference between Mortician songs? That’s definitely strange!
Spiritual Healing was so much better than Leprosy because he reigned in the songwriting a bit. The first Cannibal Corpse is mid as fuck, good riffs but so random no songwriting at all, they didn't get good until Butchered at Birth. As for early death metal you can't forget Death Strike- Fucking Death from 1985, Necrodeath- Into the Macrabre from 1987 and Necrovoe- Divus De Mortuus from 1987. Correct list: 1989: Autopsy- Severed Survival Morbid Angel- Altars of Madness Repulsion- Horrified Obituary- Slowly We Rot Blood- Impulse to Destroy Atheist- Piece of Time Sepultura- Beneath the Remains Bolt Thrower- Realm of Chaos Carcass- Symphony of Sickness Pestilence- Consuming Impulse 1990: Paradise Lost- Lost Paradise Massacra- Final Holocaust Death- Spiritual Healing Carnage- Dark Recollections Merciless- The Awakening Entombed- Left Hand Path Deicide-Deicide Obituary- Cause of Death Winter- Into Darkness Abomination- Abomination 1991: Darkthrone- Soulside Journey Autopsy- Mental Funeral Dismember- Like An Ever Flowing Stream Morbid Angel- Blessed Are the Sick Immolation- Dawn of Possession Suffocation- Effigy of the Forgotten Gorguts- Considered Dead Sentenced- Shadows of the Past Sororicide- The Entity Massacra- Enjoy the Violence
Blood - Impulse to Destroy should’ve been on that 1989 list. Killer primitive, bludgeoning grinding death metal which was also referred as “death-core” back in those days. Glad that term didn’t stick since all the canoes have now taken claim of it 😛
How about Death Strike “Fucking Death” for a 1991 album? Also, you’re nuts saying Beneath the Remains and Arise aren’t memorable. Catchy as fuck, singalong heading thrash anthems. Inner Self, Slaves of Pain, Stronger than Hate, Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells, Desperate Cry. I’m sure you can hum any of those after listening once.
I'd have to respectfully disagree on that Onslaught to Hellhammer comparison, dawg. I think the vocals on Power From Hell are closer to a death metal style and I'd say so for the music too.
Picked up 2 Dismember reissues at my local shop the other day, and got Hacked Up 4 BBQ reissue in the mail from Relapse (took like 2 days for shipping)
he is kinda right about Mantas but I say not cannibal corpse had adds in magazine to by demos I can dig up a few more from New York and Florida yes he is right Master dont forget that
i bought Possessed Seven church's when it first came out same with Death Scream bloody Gore to and first Morbed Angel album sould I go on that's when poser said I'm out of that Metallica Ozzfest music shit posers dude I hard off morbed Angel never hard them old metal heads would say death metal put the hard core metal heads like me love it seen Death three times seen Morbed Angel 5 times old metal head like dude never really any death metal posers
I agree. I like that Clandestine album but it is not as good as a lot of other stuff. Such as Left Hand Path, Dark Reconsecration, Dismember and (hot take) Desultory.
I like it better than Left Hand Path. The song structures and riffing is a bit more interesting to me and I think the vocals are not as strong but I’m there for the music.
@@DawnRazor-nk8tzNope. Maybe Dark RECOLLECTIONS. Still own the Necrosis Rec split with Cadaver and both original Carnage demo tapes I bought back in the days.
The Sepultura thrash albums are like Testament albums - just a bunch of syncopated riffs on the E string that all sound the same. They'll throw a chord in at the end but it's just a monotonous chug. Boring AF.
@@zebraman1988 Yeah the Vocals sound like a Skinhead Rally. Even though the jack ass from Disincarnate was credited as the Vocalist. Drummer Nicke Anderson provided every Voice layed down on the master tapes for Clandestine. Nicke Anderson also provided the lead guitar sections in the studio for Dismember - Override of the Overture from the Everflowing Stream LP . Despite his many talents, Nicke Anderson cannot sing
@@zebraman1988 Clandestine was not exactly a Death Metal album, it was like Pro Pain , and other 1990s Hardcore music, listen to anything else Death Metal. The production, drum sound, has a totally different feel than Death Metal
The Cavalera Twins looked like they should be in a Glam band in the photos of the Biohazard sounding Beneath the Remains album . Beneath the Remains used every generic Thrash riff imaginable, and too many clean guitar sections. Other than Rex Irae ( Requiem) , Arise was totally forgettable. The gay ass concert in the desert videos were unwatchable. Sabbat UK 🇬🇧 destroy Paulo JR and the Cavalera Twins boyband take on Metallica plagiarism with the Randy Savage Vocals. Max sounds more like a Pro Wrestler than David Vincent. Sepultura has stupid lyrics about political BS
@icankillbugs And. Your point is? Just making a comment to comment for the sake of commenting? Or are you referring to a line from your favorite Anthrax song? Like clapping with one hand 🖐
I totally agree Sepultura is not memorable. Max doesn't even sound like he has an ear for music. Sepultura is the most overrated band . Beneath the Remains sucks
How does it make no sense? Its literally part of music theory you get get music sheets explaining something can be mid tempo (130-150bpm) Its not slow and its no fast its that simple
@@matheusst.3655 ok. ur rite i was just saying 2 since it was something obvious that he 4gor 2 mention. broken hope album would have been on my list as well
@@richpittman666 When it comes to stuff like Suffo and Broken Hope, I have to make two lists. One for regular DM and another for Brutal DM, since theres just so many albums to choose from. Hell, I might have to even make a third list just for the Slam, since I really like that subgenre.
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Yo yo Muscledawg Buffpants?? A gym question here, how many push ups you can do in da pit while flat brims flying everywhere brah brah??
Magic the Gathering in the pit? Sounds gayer then strip poker in the pit
Mental funeral rules... It has such a gnarly sound*
@@schmoopen He has listened to Acts Of The Unspeakable lol
@@SuicidalGrindI love that album! You! You! You take it all!!!!!!
Let's be honest here.. He does know a lot of metal and I do also.. There are different sounds i'm not the biggest fan of Immolation or incan 1st couple I like.. But autopsy Has always been one of my favorites.. I am from the bay area and have met them and been to a lot of their Shows.. They are the hometown kings!
@@DawnRazor-nk8tz Disagree.. But everybody has their opinion
Well looks like the dawg never listened to the albums Arise or Beneath The Remains before (probably once or twice in his life most likely) to make a comment like that is just baffling.
lol let me guess. Did he call them trendy?
Those albums were pure awesomeness back in the day. Glad he didn't completely dismiss them.
He needs to put them on again
@@corystafford4958 They still are, for sure.
I hear people say those albums are not considered DEATH. I wonder why when compared to the Obituary and Death albums that were out at the same time, sound about as nasty and heavy to me.
@@saltpeter7429 yes, agree, still very listenable and mighty. 🤘 never gets old.
According to Discogs, Left Hand Path was recorded in Dec 1989 and the test pressings came out the same month. It was officially released on June 1990.
I have a feeling that whenever Sepultura is being discussed, people often omit Schizophrenia, which is arguably their best release.
yeah it's great. i guess it's cause of andreas haters.
Morbid Visions, Bestial Devastation, and Schizophrenia send everything they did after home on a streeeeeetcherrr, burnt to a crisp, toe tags and all.
@@Pagan_Fears naaaaah. Beneath the Remains is clearly an improvement off of both.
Chaos A.D. dude Chaos A.D.
@@andrewgabriel4408 Beneath The Remains is watered down Thrash Metal. Does not compare to the raw 1st Wave Death Metal of Morbid Visions and Bestial Devastation. Schizophrenia is Thrash as well but it maintains the rawness and aggression of the first two releases. Beneath the Remains goes into my “Boring Thrash albums” category with Testament’s Practice what you Preach, Megadeth’s Countdown to Extinction, and Anthrax’s State of Euphoria.
Not regurgitation for me to say Bolt Thrower - Warmaster was gateway Death Metal brilliance and so was Autopsy - Mental Funeral in the day. While I enjoy what you like, you're still a kid!
Luck of the corpse blows ALL bolt thrower away.........period. I don't give a fuck what year it is. Once again- the Dawg is keeping it real and holding it down.
Bullshit. Luck of the corpse is good, but not in the same league as Bolt Throwers run from 'In Battle..' through 'For Victory'
Atrocity "Hallucinations" is another great 90 album.
True! Everyone sleeps on the first two Atrocity and first two Therion albums.
Hey spongedawg, do you think you can make a daily routine video of you spiking your hair?
This critiquing on bands “jumping up and down” is the best addition to this channel’s poser criteria since “sidwards flat-brimmed caps”. Damn hilarious.
But it Can't beat " I've forgotten more metal than you know " still no 1
Stevehoneycutt and Fraser Dawson should do a type off.
In 1989 we absolutely considered REPULSION Horrified just a fast as hell death metal album. The term grindcore wasn't really thrown around. Also PESTILENCE Consuming Impulse was one of my gateway death metal bands.
The Spongedawg getting edumacated at boating skool today brah brah
Have heard the Dawg praise the first two SINISTER albums on older episodes.
I agree completely that those two are absolute bangers of all bangers.
love whenever master 1985 album gets mentioned on this channel. absolute poser killing canoe crushing first gen death metal. catchy as hell
Good to see Master getting some love and respect for where they were on the timeline. They destroy the narrative about who was first. I think Death Strike fits in there too
One swap out for 1990 would be Nocturnus - The Key!
Beneath the Remains and Arise blurs together? I never thought that. There’s plenty of memorable parts on their. My favorite songs are ‘Sarcastic Existence’ and ‘Stronger than Hate’. ‘Murder’ and ‘Altered State’ are bangers too.
Odd comment by the Dawg especially considering that Arise is where Sepultura started adding a bit of groove to their sound. Nowhere near as much as Chaos A.D., but it's definitely present.
@@Poser_Metal_Records I stated on Repear’s live stream I like both Chaos AD and Roots but they’re nowhere near the height of stuff like Schizophrenia or BTR.
I'll never get enough of Primitive Future, a song that I find extremely catchy and insanely aggressive.
Mass Hypnosis for me brah brah
They not only blur together they are forgotten ten minutes after listening to their borrowed Sacred Reich riffs. Dead Embryonic Cells sounds like Biohazard
Autopsy- Mental Funeral is a death metal album. Doom metal does not have guttural vocals.
The Dawg must be slipping, he said MORGOROTH -- long live true metal like THE PRIEST, Savatage, Twisted Sister, and the mighty DOKKEN budddy!!
@@John_Smith370 say you’re a false in way too many words
@@John_Smith370 also you must Love MORG-OR-OTH
@@John_Smith370 morgoth is decent
Bro! What about the scorpions!
Twisted Sister & Dokken are glam rock, not metal.
Clandestine rules, even though Petrov isn't singin. Bolt Thrower rules. No GRAVE?!?!?!!!
Always appreciate you showing love for Deceased JDawg.
I’d switch Spiritual Healing out for Atrocity - Hallucinations since it’s basically the album Spiritual Healing wishes it was.
First two Atrocity's are bangers
@@samstroberg8533 yeah. It’s ashame what they became after.
Only pre-weakness Atrocity is real.
@andrewgabriel4408 yeah I don't even have words for that stuff haha
1990 : Morgoth - The Eternal Fall / Resurrection Absurd EP compilation is phenomenal. I own the vinyls and CD's of both EP's and the compilation with both EP's. Killer shit that no one mentions.
I have that Morgoth compilation on cassette. Yes, it is killer shit and the Pits of Utumno demo is great as well. Their Cursed album was the last good Morgoth record and after that it was all downhill.
Is Death Strike's "Fuckin' Death" demo before the Master "Unknown Soldier" demo?
When the material is THIS early - every month counts!
Also - which months did the Mantas and Possessed 1984 demos come out?
Things were advancing on a month by month basis back then!
Colombian band Parabellum's early rehearsal tape from February 1984 is the most extreme thing I've heard from that time but it's so crazy that it's hard to even call it Death Metal.
Parabaellum is insane, hardly ever hear them brought up
I never heard of Parabaellum…just checked them out on RUclips that’s crazy they were doing that in 84 lol. It’s definitely just extreme but also experimental too
if i remember right deathstrike was after.
What’s up devils?!
5:00am on the dot here in the middle of nowhere
Sup brah brah 6:04 where I am
5:00am for me but we all know that 6:00am is the devils hour \m/
4 AM Mountain Time 🤘
3:00 ca !
2:30 PM here in shitty Iran
I own and like Clandestine and I love the real shit. Yeah, i agree, it's a bit of a downgrade from Left Hand Path, but it still has a good amount of the heaviness of the 1st one.
Blood-Impulse to destroy!
Now that's a banger
Dawg really can't get over Mental Funeral lmao
@@DawnRazor-nk8tz Sure did, I think you meant to say At the Gays though.
@@DawnRazor-nk8tzall 3 on their own send Krisiun home on a STREEEEEEECHER.
He's scarred for life when it comes to Mental Funeral!
@@DawnRazor-nk8tzall of the first 4 records from At the Gates are bangers as I’ve come to learn.
@@DawnRazor-nk8tz I get they’re both not nearly as technical or interesting and a bunch of bands that suck ripped them off after (which isn’t their fault) but I still it rules either way I’m my book.
IVth crusade, penetralia, suffocated truth by obscenity, fornever laid to rest by seance, retribution, and cross the styx could be in top of '92
Yo J Dawg, the vocalist to my Spongebob themed Pantera cover band just bailed on us last minute, could you replace him for the remainder of the tour??
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Spongedawg just made a hootie tribute band called horvie and the snorefish
I'll have to check out Necrophagia releases. There is a soft spot in my heart for that stuff. In 2005 I saw them for the Harvest Ritual tour and drank/hungout after the show and raced to the next show to see them again. Good time.
21:38 Awesome death growl, J-Dawg. Getting better at those.
Bro forgot dreaming with the dead by ripping corpse
Suffocation Effing of the Forgotten is 1991 so bump another off that list and add that. I remember getting that and Butchered at Birth that year and Death metal had their brutal masterpieces. Also Grave Into the Grave has to be on there. What are these people thinking when making these lists? If you weren't there you really don't know in my opinion.
Embalmer there was blood everywhere needs to be on those nice digibooks
Jdawg. What do you think would have happened if the early North American death metal scene had went the trajectory of the Norwegian black metal scene but predating it? I mean all the true crime out eviling each other shit. Do you think DM would have been even more popular? Do you think the Government would have cracked down even harder and ruined the scene? Would the Norwegian scene have even happened?
Jdawd do u fuck with the band Brutality ? sick album is screams of anguish
Don’t you wish every genre of music had an a ARCHIVES.
Would definitely make it easier when exploring other genres.
Discogs
@@brownpaste yea I’ll hit that one up too puttin in the work
@@brownpastenot the same
Debating with a laptop is better than debating with a Tennessee 2 bagger brah brah
Dawg you can’t tell the difference between the songs on Beneath & Arise but you can tell the difference between Mortician songs? That’s definitely strange!
I wake up at 5am west coast time and the Dawg’s new video is there waiting for us. Consistently tipping canoes 🛶 I appreciate it 🤘
We're all eagerly awaiting his next video so that he can call us a poser or canoe.
Spiritual Healing was so much better than Leprosy because he reigned in the songwriting a bit. The first Cannibal Corpse is mid as fuck, good riffs but so random no songwriting at all, they didn't get good until Butchered at Birth. As for early death metal you can't forget Death Strike- Fucking Death from 1985, Necrodeath- Into the Macrabre from 1987 and Necrovoe- Divus De Mortuus from 1987.
Correct list:
1989:
Autopsy- Severed Survival
Morbid Angel- Altars of Madness
Repulsion- Horrified
Obituary- Slowly We Rot
Blood- Impulse to Destroy
Atheist- Piece of Time
Sepultura- Beneath the Remains
Bolt Thrower- Realm of Chaos
Carcass- Symphony of Sickness
Pestilence- Consuming Impulse
1990:
Paradise Lost- Lost Paradise
Massacra- Final Holocaust
Death- Spiritual Healing
Carnage- Dark Recollections
Merciless- The Awakening
Entombed- Left Hand Path
Deicide-Deicide
Obituary- Cause of Death
Winter- Into Darkness
Abomination- Abomination
1991:
Darkthrone- Soulside Journey
Autopsy- Mental Funeral
Dismember- Like An Ever Flowing Stream
Morbid Angel- Blessed Are the Sick
Immolation- Dawn of Possession
Suffocation- Effigy of the Forgotten
Gorguts- Considered Dead
Sentenced- Shadows of the Past
Sororicide- The Entity
Massacra- Enjoy the Violence
Master is underrated asf
Blood - Impulse to Destroy should’ve been on that 1989 list. Killer primitive, bludgeoning grinding death metal which was also referred as “death-core” back in those days. Glad that term didn’t stick since all the canoes have now taken claim of it 😛
Snoremaster 😂😂 this is why I love this channel (even though I disagree)
Hey J-Dawg,
Looking to get a new stereo to play vinyl, cds, and tapes, and with good sounding speakers. Was wondering what you use or would recommend?
Molder shirt from hells headbangers came in today 💪
I got one of the 100 NECROPHAGIA season of the dead copies on black lp, love the poster it came with!!
Trans mold 😆 🤣 😂 😹 \m/
I busted out laughing at that part too
Brah Brah
Missed Subconcious Terror on the 1990's list.
the word "subconscious" reminded me of the 91 album Desecrator - Subconscious Release, and of course the 92 album Centinex - Subconscious Lobotomy
Jdawg Behaviour is a great band. In my opinion I think they picked up where pre schizophrenia sepultura left off.
for 1991 he didnt list Grave Into The Grave?
Lol.
even Sororicide - the entity should be on there.
@@DawnRazor-nk8tzWhere No Life Dwells has been towards the top of my list since 91
I first heard symbolic and was not impressed at all. When I found scream bloody gore it took me a moment to realize it was the same band haha
No Booklet, No Lyrics, No Nothin 🤘
Yo squiddawg do u think corpsegrinder would eat krabby patties I heard they make you brutal?
How about Death Strike “Fucking Death” for a 1991 album?
Also, you’re nuts saying Beneath the Remains and Arise aren’t memorable. Catchy as fuck, singalong heading thrash anthems. Inner Self, Slaves of Pain, Stronger than Hate, Arise, Dead Embryonic Cells, Desperate Cry. I’m sure you can hum any of those after listening once.
one of your best vids. Like a kid in a candy shop talking about music.
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Been up since 4 waiting, where you at brah?
'90 was a great year!
I'd have to respectfully disagree on that Onslaught to Hellhammer comparison, dawg. I think the vocals on Power From Hell are closer to a death metal style and I'd say so for the music too.
ram ranch rocks....
allegedly
Picked up 2 Dismember reissues at my local shop the other day, and got Hacked Up 4 BBQ reissue in the mail from Relapse (took like 2 days for shipping)
You're a lucky son of a b**** us EU mofos don't get those Tish reissues without getting done right up without the lube with toll fees.
he is kinda right about Mantas but I say not cannibal corpse had adds in magazine to by demos I can dig up a few more from New York and Florida yes he is right Master dont forget that
lavithen old band that was in magazine to order the demo
Agreed 1985 Master record is essential!!!!
Malevolent creation 1992
Onward To Golgotha was 1992 . Much catchier than anything Paulo JR and the Cavalera Twins could dream about creating
Weird opinion
odd take
@@zebraman1988 Hopefully some of the brain dead knuckle dragging Kvlt Tuff guys in the comments section will defend their beloved Cavalera Twins
Best death metal album of all time imo
@@JuanR20421 Sepultura - Arise is the best Death Metal album of all time??
You're right on the Master album. Masterpiece.
Onslaught - Power From Hell - first death metal album, I've been saying it for over 30 years.
The Dawg would like to have a word with you.
too thrashy to be totally considered death metal in my book but it's close. and definitely influenced a ton of death metal bands.
You've been wrong for 30 years too
@@nonserviam4813 if you're going to insult someone, at least get it right. I said OVER 30 years.
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Carnage 1990
Bold thrower 1991
The nokturnal mortum digibooks rule too brotown
i bought Possessed Seven church's when it first came out same with Death Scream bloody Gore to and first Morbed Angel album sould I go on that's when poser said I'm out of that Metallica Ozzfest music shit posers dude I hard off morbed Angel never hard them old metal heads would say death metal put the hard core metal heads like me love it seen Death three times seen Morbed Angel 5 times old metal head like dude never really any death metal posers
Do you know how to read and write?😂
@@650pathologist scream bloody gore my phone missed up
Could not read lol
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Mr Honeycot y'all need to learn that Morbid Angel sends Morbed Angel Home on a stretcher
Never really considered Napalm Death a Death Metal band. Just sayin'.
Benediction
Massacre 1991
I agree. I like that Clandestine album but it is not as good as a lot of other stuff. Such as Left Hand Path, Dark Reconsecration, Dismember and (hot take) Desultory.
I like it better than Left Hand Path. The song structures and riffing is a bit more interesting to me and I think the vocals are not as strong but I’m there for the music.
Dark ReconseWHAT?!?! 😂😂😂😂😂
@@DawnRazor-nk8tzNope. Maybe Dark RECOLLECTIONS. Still own the Necrosis Rec split with Cadaver and both original Carnage demo tapes I bought back in the days.
@@DawnRazor-nk8tzI wasn't.
Back goddammit!☕ 🚬
The Sepultura thrash albums are like Testament albums - just a bunch of syncopated riffs on the E string that all sound the same. They'll throw a chord in at the end but it's just a monotonous chug. Boring AF.
Jdawg loves pantera
Dawg, do you like Reverence to Paroxysm? You probably should.
Nah, the SpongeDawg is afraid of Death Metal with a hint of Doom.
@@grandtheftautocj I thought he liked Autopsy and Limp Bizkit
Clandestine ain't even Death Metal. It's Pantera - Walk On Homeboy, before Pantera became Homeboy
Really?
Nice troll comment looooooooool
@@zebraman1988 Yeah the Vocals sound like a Skinhead Rally. Even though the jack ass from Disincarnate was credited as the Vocalist. Drummer Nicke Anderson provided every Voice layed down on the master tapes for Clandestine. Nicke Anderson also provided the lead guitar sections in the studio for Dismember - Override of the Overture from the Everflowing Stream LP . Despite his many talents, Nicke Anderson cannot sing
@@zebraman1988 Clandestine was not exactly a Death Metal album, it was like Pro Pain , and other 1990s Hardcore music, listen to anything else Death Metal. The production, drum sound, has a totally different feel than Death Metal
@@zebraman1988 That sheeeeeeit belongs on the moon
Autopsy sucks seen hard them bought two cds not for me to slow Bolt Thrower over rated agree Nile out good shit still got my vote
what's going on, big guy?
@@DawnRazor-nk8tz true I tried to just didn't grow on me I hate the band good live band
I don't hate them like said good live band my phone missing spell one thing copy's another sorry people
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@@stevehoneycutt-fj7tw USE YOUR FINGERS TO TYPE NOT YOUR VOICE RECOGNITION INBRED
The Cavalera Twins looked like they should be in a Glam band in the photos of the Biohazard sounding Beneath the Remains album . Beneath the Remains used every generic Thrash riff imaginable, and too many clean guitar sections. Other than Rex Irae ( Requiem) , Arise was totally forgettable. The gay ass concert in the desert videos were unwatchable. Sabbat UK 🇬🇧 destroy Paulo JR and the Cavalera Twins boyband take on Metallica plagiarism with the Randy Savage Vocals. Max sounds more like a Pro Wrestler than David Vincent. Sepultura has stupid lyrics about political BS
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 To be this high while writing this crap, you must be doing HAHO jumps...
@@Hell-Awaits It's just a joke, but hopefully someone gets offended
@@Hell-Awaits Max Cavalera does sound like Macho man Randy Savage
@icankillbugs And. Your point is? Just making a comment to comment for the sake of commenting? Or are you referring to a line from your favorite Anthrax song? Like clapping with one hand 🖐
@icankillbugs Anthrax sucks. But why did you lave a comment about clapping with a finger hitting your palm??
I totally agree Sepultura is not memorable. Max doesn't even sound like he has an ear for music. Sepultura is the most overrated band . Beneath the Remains sucks
Acheron Rites would be in my 1992 along with Deicide Legion, and Ripping Corpse Dreaming in my 1991 along with Unleashed WNLD.
I fucking love acheron. Underrated band
i've been listening to death metal all my life. will someone please explain "mid paced". it makes no fucking sense.
How does it make no sense? Its literally part of music theory you get get music sheets explaining something can be mid tempo (130-150bpm)
Its not slow and its no fast its that simple
That list is OK at best
suffocation had 2 albums in 91
human waste,& effigy
One ep and an album.
@@matheusst.3655 ok. ur rite i was just saying 2 since it was something obvious that he 4gor 2 mention. broken hope album would have been on my list as well
@@richpittman666 "if i cant talk shit to u or u cant take a joke then i cant b ur friend"
@@richpittman666 When it comes to stuff like Suffo and Broken Hope, I have to make two lists. One for regular DM and another for Brutal DM, since theres just so many albums to choose from. Hell, I might have to even make a third list just for the Slam, since I really like that subgenre.
@@richpittman666 Wrong!!!! Human Waste was 1990!!!!!!