I’m a newbie but i really like Take No Prisoners by Megadeth

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    13 days ago

    All time? Probably Dream Theater’s A change of seasons. But there’s way too many to choose from.

    Katatonia - Old heart Falls

    Caligula’s Horse - Marigold

    Soen - Martyrs

    Swallow the sun - Falling World

    Haken - 1985

    Mastodon - Blood and Thunder

    Rotting Christ - Ze nigmar

    Draconian - Daylight Misery

    Paradise lost - faith divides us /death unites us

    Leprous - Rewind

    Eons Enthroned - Stormblessed (for fans of the stormlight archive)

    Rhapsody (of fire)- emerald sword

    Ihsahn - Mass darkness

    Gojira - Flying whales

    The ocean - jurassic

    Opeth - fuck… can’t even pick one… but let’s say ghost of perdition

    Dragony - Magic

    And many, many, many more…

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      That was one of the songs that introduced me to Metalcore. I remember making a mix with that, My Last Serenade, some Folly, and some Anah Aevia, a band I can’t find anything by these days.

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    Right now its still probably Killing Time and Space by Nekrogoblikon. Goblins, cosmic history, and a banjo? In my metal? Helllll yeah brother.

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    Like other people say, “favorite” depends on the context. Here are ones I’ve had on repeat at one point or another.

    The Hammer - Kublai Khan TX

    Contraband - Make Them Suffer

    The Migrant - Shadow of Intent

    Die Alone - A Pale Horse Named Death (this one is for a sad day)

    In The Name Of God - Rotting Christ

    (literally anything, Garden of Earthly Delights is a good place to start) - Apocalypse Orchestra

    Looking Down The Barrel of Today - Hatebreed

    Bullet With A Name - Nonpoint

    WAKE UP - The Browning (whole album is good, intro is a fucking headbanger)

    Where The Things Have No Color - Destrage

    The Orphan - Paleface Swiss

    I have to go do stuff, but that should get you started.

    *I’m back and adding some more, cuz why not:

    I Am The Mountain - Windrose

    Captain Morgan’s Revenge - Alestorm

    Primo Victoria - Sabbaton

    Vodka - Korpiklaani

    Hardrádi - Hulkoff

    Låt Napalmen Regna - Raubtier

    Planet on Fire - Rob Sigurd

    Hellhacker - Aaron F. Bianchi Jupiter

    Destiny Crucified - Shokran

    Tibet - Space of Variations

    Homicide - Sammy Slamdance

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    13 days ago

    I’m not a huge metal head, but “Trapped Under Ice” by Metallica is probably my favorite. I’d strongly recommend the entire Ride the Lightning album though. Pretty much every song is great.

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    Not really a metal guy. I like beautiful music. I remember asking people why people who play metal don’t play beautiful music. And I got no good answers. No one introduced me to Iron Maiden, who would have fit the bill. As someone who does not like metal, I can listen to every minute of “Brave New World” (2000) and enjoy the whole thing. I also like Number of the Beast and Powerslave from the 1980s, and the one that released between them.

    The metal band I really love is Nightwish. They’re from Finland, but I think they only have one song in Finnish? The opening to Imaginaerum. Over the Hills and Far Away is not only a cover, but it’s about The Count of Monte Cristo… sort of. It’s not exactly the same, but it’s basically the same energy. Love triangle sends an innocent man to prison. Except in the book (and many films) the girl was his and it was the jealous lover who set him up. In this song, he messed with his best friend’s wife and that’s why he set him up.

    And if you wanna hear how they sound live — the true indicator of what a band can do — here’s Wishmaster from their final tour, I think, before they changed singers for the first time. Their composer/keyboard player is a bit of a drama queen, much like Eddie Van Halen was, and similarly, his personality would clash with diva singers over who “leads” the band. Neither of them can keep a singer. Not taking a side — incredible talent all around. Just band drama keeps them from having a consistent lineup. It happens to the best of them (see: Fleetwood Mac). So you enjoy what you can as it comes. But sadly they basically suck now. Their second singer was good too, but their third singer either isn’t working for them or they’re out of ideas, because their last few albums have been duds.

    The entirety of their Imaginaerum album is good, but it’s a bit weird. It was always meant as a companion piece for their movie, which never saw distribution in the US. So you have to watch it online. I won’t help you do that, but if you’re savvy, you can find it. Or maybe you’re in Europe and you can just pick it up. I think you absolutely should if you can. For a while it was on YouTube (unofficially but in HD), not sure if it still is or not. Worth looking for, and it’s just under an hour and a half. Much like Pink Floyd’s The Wall, it’s about how a musician has been driven crazy. Here, his adult daughter tries to reconcile with him before his death. Watch the movie trailer here