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12-04-2009 #26
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12-04-2009 #27
I saw Behemoth the other month and I was dissapointed. Didn't really put on a good show or look like they wanted to be there.
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12-04-2009 #28
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12-05-2009 #30
Into Eternity is alright. I really enjoyed their album The Scattering Of Ashes. Timeless Winter is probably their best song.

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12-11-2009 #31I seen em last year at sounds of the underground. they and gwar was the best thing there.I saw Behemoth the other month and I was dissapointed. Didn't really put on a good show or look like they wanted to be there.
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12-12-2009 #32
I'd love to see Gwar. So much fake blood
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I think that only happened in your head, as the previous metal thread just disappeared down the forum pages because of a lack of interest. You can find it here: http://www.psu.com/forums/showthread...ighlight=metal Unless there was another one in between that I've missed and was deleted because of that derailment.
My first post in that last thread:
And again, nothing's changed. We shouldn't be surprised if people don't even bother doing a search and then start a new thread claiming they "can't believe it doesn't already exists". Curious how long this one will last!
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12-14-2009 #34
I wouldn't say I don't like metal, but I wouldn't say I love it either. Some bands are alright, others I just have to ignore.
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12-14-2009 #35
To be honest I can't remember the thread name, it might not have started as a metal thread; I'm also really too lazy to go and search for it. I hope this one lasts.
I've been hitting a lot of Waken Open Air vids on YouTube and it is now my mission to get there for 2010. Has anyone been?Trophies:
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Yeah I've been there, twice. You can always count on Wacken to spoil you with some great and often exclusive giggs. I was there in 2005 for one of the last open air performances of Dissection (although we didn't know that at the time), the only Bloodbath show to date and a reünion of Accept. Those were the most notable ones. I was there the year after as well, with possibly the biggest Scorpions show ever, lasting somehwere between 2 and 3 hours with guest appearances of all the notable ex-members. I also remember the Carnivore reünion, the former band of Type O Negative frontman Peter Steele.
Wacken is sensational. When you first enter, the sight of the 2 huge main stages right next to each other is unreal. But wait until the night, when they set fire to the huge Wacken head between the two stages. The camping is ridiculously big, and while other festivals have strict rules, Wacken simply didn't seem to have those rules. There was loads of fireworks, open air barbeques etc going on. The metal market is the finest I've seen so far as well.
It's an insane festival, but the only downside is that for several years now it's been selling out like crazy. I've not really had the chance to plan my visit far ahead since 2006 so I've always missed out. I swear it must've been sold out shortly after Christmas once. Next year's Christmas package tickets (10.000) were sold out 10 hours after this year's Wacken ended!
So a bit of advice if you want to go: buy soon, very soon. Also, go early. And I mean early, like making sure you arrive 2 days before the kick off. In 2006, we arrived in Wacken (the village) 1 day in advance around 18.00h and didn't have our tents up until 3.00h at night. And I can tell you Wacken is a very small village... 9 hours to move about 2 or 3 miles!
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12-15-2009 #37
I don't listen to Metal at all. But this song is insane. I love the guitars. I don't like the screaming tho.
[embed]http://www.youtube.com/v/rRsdU-kh_pw[/embed]"This life is not real. I conquered the world and it did not bring me satisfaction." -Muhammad Ali
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12-16-2009 #38
Kalmah is one of my top 3 favourite bands; the others being Wintersun and Ensiferum.
If you like that song there are a plethora of others that are equal in quality.
For instance: Swamphell
[embed]http://www.youtube.com/v/mVAW9zg9Mv4[/embed]
Wow, what I wouldn't give to have been there man. We get metal in Canada, but for the most part it's a lot of the hardcore/emo mix. The shows I like to go to are few and far between.
I just checked on prices and it's going to run me $550 CDN just for the ticket to get into the show; never mind my flight and everything else. Looks like I might plan for 2011!
Thanks for the advice, I think I'll recruit some other people and make this a week long trip.Trophies:
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Iron Maiden's just been confirmed for Wacken 2010 though, you might want to think twice before postponing this.

I'd never hear of Kalmah, but their sound is incredibly similar to early Children of Bodom stuff. Even the voice is identical! Not a bad thing, as I quite like them.
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12-16-2009 #40
I've been spoiled with Iron Maiden, seen them twice in the last few years - a third time would be more than worth it. Brendon Small / Dethklok open for them - that was kinda cool.
Kalmah is very much like Children of Bodom; in their later albums they seem to have adopted the cookie monster death growl, but I think it fits the "Swamp Metal" style their shooting for.
Here is another of my favs by them
Groan of Wind on their Black Waltz album
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12-16-2009 #41
I've seen Maiden twice aswell. Might see them again next year at Sonisphere. Main reason to go would be Slayer and Anthrax though seeing as i don't listen to Maiden that much anymore.
Oh, Kalmah is great too. Really looking forward to the new album. Should be quality like all their other albums.
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You can never see enough of Iron Maiden. There's always something different about their shows. First time I saw them it was songs like 22 Acacia Avenue, Die With Your Boots On, Bring Your Daughter, Clansman. Another time it was Murders In The Rue Morgue, Phantom of the Opera. Last time it was Wasted Years, Aces High, Powerslave, Rime of the Ancient Mariner. And it's always quality entertainment with Bruce Dickinson.
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12-22-2009 #43
Noooo, the thread is falling!
[embed]http://www.youtube.com/v/9rcZR90ND1I[/embed]
Just found these guys. Gotta say, I really like them.Trophies:
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12-23-2009 #44
Iron Maiden to headline Sonesphere in the UK
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Its going to be a tough choice between this and Download festival this year.
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12-24-2009 #45
I'm actually only just getting into metal now. I find it weird how my music tastes have evolved over the years.
I mean 3 years ago I was listening to indie rock, and swiftly moved onto alternative rock, punk rock, screamo, metalcore (etc) and now metal.
I like bands such as Killswitch Engage, In Flames, Avenged Sevenfold, Bullet for my valentine and As I lay dying. Honestly, metal is awesome and I don't see why people hate it (I have to admit I used to hate it..).
Anyway, I'm now going to use this thread as a template as to what bands I should be listening to
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12-24-2009 #46
I hear ya! I remember in grade 5...maybe 6 (I was 11 or 12), I purchased a 'Lit' album. That's right; I gave money to someone for Lit. Bush, Tea Party, I Mother Earth - all of them and their friends were dominating my CD collection. Then Metallica made its way into my life and all the others ran and hid, never to be seen again.
There are a whole lot of sub genres and classifications the fans like to throw on their music; so depending on the type of Metal you like, you should take a look at these youtube channels. They upload unknown (to them) bands from across the world. Full of different styles and flavours, I've managed to fatten my playlist quite a bit scouring their uploads.
http://www.youtube.com/user/oabbasi
http://www.youtube.com/user/SwampKalmah
(Is it bad to link to YouTube channels? If so, my apologies mods)
Check em out, you might like a few.Trophies:
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12-24-2009 #47
I know they're not metal but The Ghost of A Thousand are pretty amazing live and the two CD's they've released are pretty great.
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d1ndWKhSaWI"]YouTube- The Ghost of a Thousand "Black Art Number One" Live[/ame]
on the topic of metal; I just bought the most recent Metallica on vinyl <3
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Dillinger aired the first song from their new album option paralysis christmas eve as a nice present.
************* AWESOME
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ryYWG3h28ms"]YouTube- Dillinger escape plan - farewell mona lisa (Better quality)[/ame]Calculating Infinity
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Good song. When the album comes out...
I'll be gettin that fo sho.
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