Quote from: Ishallsmitethee on May 21, 2007, 11:35:21 PM
Dekapitator and Glock 17: I see you guys like thrash metal, and I saw that you mentioned Kreator. Yeah! Kreator rocks! I only have two of their albums though; "Pleasure to Kill" and "Enemy of God." I thought both the albums were good, but some people say that Kreator "sold out" with "Enemy of God." What do you guys think of that? And, what other albums by them would you recommend?
I live and breath Thrash.
Pleasure to Kill is one insane album. If you really like it I recommend getting Endless Pain and Terrible Certainty. Extreme Aggression and Coma of Souls, though different (especially Coma of Souls) will offer plenty of Thrash Metal carnage. I mean, just listen to the main riff at the start of Coma of Souls (song) and you'll be blown away.
I'd say they sold out with Renewal. They pushed it too far with that album. When I listen to the song Love Us or Hate Us (great song from Extreme Aggression) and hear the lyrics I think to myself "If you still sing this nowadays you're one of the biggest hypocrites ever".
Enemy of God... I never listened to the whole album. The title track is very thrashy at some points, the ending part with it's soft (and commercial) melody sucks. Impossible Brutality didn't impress me.
@ mrlee:
When someone says real metal, they don't mean to bring all genres of metal under one name (real metal). It's a term that reffers to, well, metal, excluding poser bands like Children of Bodom or Cradle of Filth, which
are not metal. Why is that? Because though these two bands might have a "metallic" sound they ain't metal. Metal ain't only about sound. It's about living and breathing it, doing it for the scene and fans, not jumping on some bandwagon to earn money and get famous. Plus, a commercial "metal" band sounds way different from a real one.
Slayer where Thrash, but they've changed a lot, especially since Kerry King discovered slipknot and considered them the revivors of metal. Let's not even mention Metallica, the most famous example of sellouts.
Pantera are just another group that jumped on the bandwagon. Anselblow considers himself "the King of Heavy Metal".
Gtg update my list.