most accessible death metal
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most accessible death metal
when i pester and annoy people with trying to "blow them away" with death metal and the how the blast beat is to death metal what the swing is to jazz and all that stuff...i show them first and most importantly the intro into main riff blast beat, and a of people think its really cool. and it is..
then usually its summoning redemption
and the newly discovered mastery of suffocation - the invoking.
also some stuff from fear factory soul of a new machine
then usually its summoning redemption
and the newly discovered mastery of suffocation - the invoking.
also some stuff from fear factory soul of a new machine
[quote name="zim"]Treys solo tone actually sounds a bit thin to me on Domination. It's definitely got a wah sound to it, even if he's not moving it with food it sounds like he has it turned on.[/quote]
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Re: most accessible death metal
domination (album) is by far the most acessible death metal evar
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Re: most accessible death metal
[quote name="TAM TAM"]domination (album) is by far the most acessible death metal evar[/quote]
lots of catchy songs on domination, dawn of the angry, where the slime live, dominate. they instantly hook you.
lots of catchy songs on domination, dawn of the angry, where the slime live, dominate. they instantly hook you.
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oh yah dawn of the angry, thats a good one.
[quote name="zim"]Treys solo tone actually sounds a bit thin to me on Domination. It's definitely got a wah sound to it, even if he's not moving it with food it sounds like he has it turned on.[/quote]
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Re: most accessible death metal
Domination is one of my favourite
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Re: most accessible death metal
[quote name="zim"]dawn of the angry, where the slime live[/quote]
these are my two favorte songs off the album
these are my two favorte songs off the album


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Re: most accessible death metal
Winds of creation by Decapitated is pretty accessible.
As is a lot of Vader.
As is a lot of Vader.

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Re: most accessible death metal
Carcass - Heartwork (maybe even swansong, but i can't stand it and do not consider it death metal
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some Hypocrisy, maybe (Abducted and later)?
some of the more "rocking" swedeath albums like Wolverine Blues or Massive Killing Capacity
later era Death (Symoblic and TSOP) if wanking isn't a problem
as for the intro->blast thing, ever tried Behemoth - Decade of Therion?

some Hypocrisy, maybe (Abducted and later)?
some of the more "rocking" swedeath albums like Wolverine Blues or Massive Killing Capacity
later era Death (Symoblic and TSOP) if wanking isn't a problem
as for the intro->blast thing, ever tried Behemoth - Decade of Therion?
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Re: most accessible death metal
just about anything from Morbid Angel.
bands like Vader are good if the person is already into thrash metal.
bands like Vader are good if the person is already into thrash metal.
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Re: most accessible death metal
Scream Bloody Gore.
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Re: most accessible death metal
death metal should not be accessible. But violent,heavy and satanic. This is the music to invoke Shub Niggurath, not music to invoke fucking pussies


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Re: most accessible death metal
heartwork i think is a great example of accessible death metal, but only if we're being really, really loose with the concept of accessibility.
you need more than catchiness for mass appeal, and the basic style/aesthetic of death metal pretty much guarantees that anything resembling DM is automatically disqualified from being accessible.
you need more than catchiness for mass appeal, and the basic style/aesthetic of death metal pretty much guarantees that anything resembling DM is automatically disqualified from being accessible.
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Re: most accessible death metal
the first thing i hear from anyone/everyone when introducing them to death metal is that they think it all sounds the same.
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Re: most accessible death metal
The road to Death Metal is paved with Slayer.
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i'm listening to despise the sun for the first time,and its very accessible, especially catatonia. this album is fucking blowing me away. the production is masterful. pretty excited about it. and btw...accessible means objectively awesome.
[quote name="zim"]Treys solo tone actually sounds a bit thin to me on Domination. It's definitely got a wah sound to it, even if he's not moving it with food it sounds like he has it turned on.[/quote]
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Re: most accessible death metal
your definition of accessible is poor, but despise the sun is pretty goddamned awesome nonetheless. it's no pierced, but it still beats the pants off any of the reunion material!
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Re: most accessible death metal
yah i know, i wasn't being serious. i agree more with your definition. but, when it comes to sharing death metal with your ill grandmother, there is no such thing as accessible death metal. 
[quote name="zim"]Treys solo tone actually sounds a bit thin to me on Domination. It's definitely got a wah sound to it, even if he's not moving it with food it sounds like he has it turned on.[/quote]
