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Didn't add anything about the game, BTW, because Steven Wonder can see that we're going to raperize these sorry morsels.
Another video feature! This little number is a montage of Knickerbocker Rim Rockers from this season so far..Exclusive to KO, naturally, as our wangs are of immeasurable length and we are sexier than Right Said Fred.
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Iman Shumpert spoke to RealGM on Monday and gave a detailed description of his rehabilitation program.
"In the beginning it's just a whole lot of ice and a whole lot of getting your knee to get the mobility back," said Shumpert. "Then after getting your mobility back, and just getting all the swelling and everything out of there, its all about building up your muscle.
"Then from building up your muscle, you go to power strength exercises as far as squats go or anything like that with the free weights. Then you go to power, and then you start cutting and jumping. You just stack little by little. The only things I have left are just more aggressive cutting and then starting to be able to take blows again.
Shumpert maintained his target date to return is sometime in January as long as his rehab continues to go smoothly. He also added that he has a penchant for tight pooholes, and that his virility grows in turn with his flat top. Lock up your daughters, KO, Humpert's gonna roger them.
Look at those norks. Sweet jellybeans, they are out of control.
Thanks for the feature.
Much better poll, more positive.
If things hold true this should be a win and an opportunity to rest some vets and play others like Cope, White, Prig etc...
Awesome thread. Beautiful norks.
that DC logo is the sh*ittiest logo ever. I was trying to figure out what CLC meant... duh!
how does Washington even stand a chance? let's hope their first win yesterday
doesn't get their hopes and confidence up, you never know when a rookie phenom
like Bradley Beal's gonna go off for a career game, or NayNay decides to get healthy,
or Joe-not-Jamal Crawfish gets hot...
dig the Dunx vid 8's. speaking of dix dunx, i'd like to man-handle those norks!
WHO do them norks belong to? might be the healthiest pair i've ever...
If we lose, I'll delete my account.
TC's putback from Melo's miss is easily my fave dunk of the season, it makes me hard when tyson goes crazy after he makes a huge dunk.
whats the news on JKidd??
I hope Melo has 0 FGA so guys can stop bitching about him shooting
Iso ball failed us at Brooklyn, badly. No denying that one. Still, shoots too much isn't what I'd really call fair or realistic.
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Sparky Anderson, Bob Feller and Mickey Mantle
I started this post on November 3rd and left it on draft but was so busy when I was in NH and when I got back to LA I was so tired with lots to do so here I am Sunday November 7th. Hey! at least we got an hour back (I still need to change all my clocks at home).
My post started with "get better Sparky" then I was so sadden when I heard the news on twitter while I was still in NH.
I remember this picture that Jon SooHoo of the Dodgers took back in May when Sparky made an appearance at Dodger Stadium when the Tigers were in town.
Rest in peace Sparky.
For more pictures of Sparky taken by Jon SooHoo, visit his blog at http://dodgersphotog.mlblogs.com/
My original post had a happy Birthday to Bob Feller. Happy belated Mr. Feller.
Bob Feller turned 92 years young
today last Wednesday. I still regret that I did not get his autograph when he was at the FanFest this year. Wasn't he a cutie?
The Last Boy: Mickey Mantle and the End of America's Childhood," by Jane Leavy
Several years back (Has it been that long?) I enjoyed reading Sandy Koufax: "A Lefty Legacy" by Jane Leavy. When I saw the book about Mickey Mantle is by Jane Leavy, I immediately thought that it should be a good read. I also thought of Jane Heller .
I have never read any book about Mickey Mantle but after reading this review in the LA times by Zev Chafets, I could see me reading this book. Here is the book review
Currently I am reading Eat Pray Love by Elizabeth Gilbert. A friend at work in NH brought a bag a books to donate to the bookcase of books that is kept in the cafeteria so I picked that book. I am only 40 pages into the book, but I don't think I want to see the movie. It just doesn't seem to be a book that would translate well into a movie but maybe it will be worth it just to see Javier Bardem.
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I will take you word for it and don't see the movie. I'l just see Javier Barden in another movie. HAha, I saw that I along with Lady Jane have been nominated. Oh My! I sound it awful signing Happy Birthday to Jeter. lol. I can't forget his birthday since is so close to mine.
Save your money on the Eat, Pray, Love movie. I thought it was awful, although Javier Bardem sure is gorgeous. (Unfortunately, he's only in the last third of the movie.) I'm very eager to read Jane Leavy's book about The Mick. It's gotten wonderful reviews. Now on to important matters – you've been nominated for a She-Fan Video award, so you might want to check out the latest post and get busy campaigning!
Bob Feller is one of my all time absolute favorites! He pitched with attitude. If you want to know what a real Hall of Fame Pitcher looks like, look at the back of his baseball card.
Sparky was one of the greatest managers ever. Rest well Sparky.
…and happy belated birthday Fernando!!
Unfortunately two of your three are no longer with us, but it is a powerful trio.
Think of what a team you could build around if you had the managerial mind of Spraky Anderson, the pitching of Bob Feller and the Centerfield mastery of Mickey Mantle.
By themselves it seems those three could win a pennant
Bob Feller actually has been a loyal performer and guest at all the Spring MLB Alumni charity events for years down here in Florida during Spring Training.
Always smile when I see Feller and he always has a tons of older children in their 40's and above still clammering for his signature….just like when he wore his Indians uniform.
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So how long are you in NH for, that will suck if you have to stay there into the really bad weather. It's the price of getting old, all your hero's start to pass on…
Bob has been battling Leukemia.
Hey Mike! So good to read you again! Glad you are back posting. I've been so busy lately but I am back in LA.
I would like just hang there while he is signing autographs and listen to his stories. That would be so cool.
I am back in LA! I left just before the snow started. Lucky me!
Getting old sucks!
That is sad that Bob is battling Leukemia. He looked good at the All-Star Fan-Fest this year. Thanks for let me know.
Thank you all that have voted for me in Jane Heller's blog! here http://janeheller.mlblogs.com/archives/2010/11/nominees_for_2010_she-fan_vide.html#comments. You are all sweeeet!
Emma, congrats on winning the shefancam category, do you actually get a gold fan..LOL
LOL Peter! You are a riot! Jane should give out those hand fans! I coudl use one on those hot days during Spring Training and in the dog days of Summer. Thanks Peter!
Thank Cliff! As I said I get request to sing "Far, Far Away!" 🙂
Never knew you had the singing chops.
Very impressive and you won on the skill, not just your charming smile.
Congrats again on being sucj a special "She-Fan".
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Extreme Metal: The Cult and the Underground
When looking back at my old school death metal list I felt dissatisfied with it. I included way too many releases and hardly any details regarding them, making it overwhelming to anybody unfamiliar with the genre. I wouldn't be surprised if many people didn't know where to start when looking at it. I didn't want to redo the death metal list, so I decided I had to come up with something new. I figured that there might be some people looking to get into the underground and cult bands, so I got to work. After compiling a number of bands I picked out forty based on how much I enjoyed their material and what I felt people would enjoy. Needless to say there are plenty of bands that didn't make the cut and I actually ended up omitting a few of my favorite albums to favor some lesser known ones that deserve attention. I tried to give a brief overview of each release so you don't have to blindly check out bands like in my last thread. I also want to make it clear that this list is meant to guide you, not tell you what bands I think are the best.
So, here you go, forty extreme metal releases that are worth checking out. If any of the links are broken please let me know and I will fix them!
Abhorrence – Abhorrence
Genre: Death
Year: 1990
It was not until about '89 that death metal had really begun to catch on in Northern Europe. Among the early bands that had taken shape in Sweden and Finland was Abhorrence. Although the band was only active for about a year they had become incredibly popular in the local scene by only releasing one demo and a self-titled EP. Relapse Records wanted to sign the band, but unfortunately they had already called it quits by the time they received the news. Despite the short life of the band, Abhorrence remains popular today with underground death metal enthusiasts around the world. This gritty EP with its crunchy guitar tone and guttural vocals was a defining moment for the Finnish death metal scene and helped set the foundation for future bands in the surrounding areas.
"Holy Laws of Pain" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=40JLM0VVNWI
Archgoat – Angelcunt (Tales of Desecration)
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 1993
While the black metal movement was in full swing in Norway, Archgoat was busy in Finland pouring out some of the most sadistic releases of their time. The band played a mixture of death and black metal, making them a bit more unique than their Norwegian counterparts. The vocals are prominent in the mix, sounding overwhelmingly demonic and completely incomprehensible. They utilize a guitar tone more closely resembling that of death metal bands, making their sound a little heavier than other bands that would attempt this style. It was not long after the release of this EP that the band broke up, not reforming until a little over a decade later.
"Rise of the Black Moon" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNHtq_Fw0IU
Aura Noir – Black Thrash Attack
Genre: Black / Thrash
Year: 1996
Although Aura Noir has released four stellar albums throughout their career they remain a lesser known black metal band. Black Thrash Attack was their debut and as the title suggests, it is indeed a heavily thrash influenced black metal album. Out of the better known bands in Norway, Aura Noir was the only one to take this approach. The vocals are in the typical black metal style, however, the guitars focus almost entirely on catchy thrash riffs. Alongside the killer riffs, the drumming is another integral part of the album. Blast beats are mixed in with interesting patterns and fills that you might expect to hear on a thrash album. A rather interesting fact about this album is that the members take on multiple roles, with Apollyon and Aggressor alternating between instruments and vocal duties. They do this so well that you likely wouldn't notice unless you were listening closely for differences. Aura Noir does a perfect job of combining thrash influences with their black metal roots, making a stellar final product.
"The Pest" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULA8lQ3jwes
Beastcraft – Into the Burning Pit of Hell
Genre: Black
Year: 2005
The "third wave" of black metal is a very loosely defined term, usually regarding the bands that formed after the turn of the century. It seems that this term includes both modern bands as well as those focusing on the sound of the genre's prime era. By the time Norwegian scene had died down, many bands began to change direction or become modernized. In this time period Beastcraft was formed and they have brought back that raw '90s sound. If you hadn't looked at the release date, you would surely mistake this for a second wave album. The lo-fi production and demonic aura are present, as well as the hypnotic song structures with dissonant guitars and blasting drums. All the pieces are in place for a classic black metal album and Beastcraft delivered just that.
"Energumen" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cpOr2_H34mk
Beherit – Drawing Down the Moon
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 1993
In the same year that Archgoat released their first EP another Finnish band, Beherit, released their debut album. They play a style similar to Archgoat, utilizing a good mixture of death and black metal, however, their song structure is much more repetitive. The album showcases the genre in its most stripped down and primitive form, focusing on recurrent riffs and droning growls. There are also some chilling whispering vocals scattered throughout the album, which put emphasis on the cold, desolate atmosphere they have created. The songs are generally set at a plodding mid-pace, but there are a couple of slow doom influenced songs thrown into the mix. There is no doubt that this album is an acquired taste, but it is a masterpiece of its kind.
"Nocturnal Evil" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o8O7oR1KVM4
Bestial Mockery – Christcrushing Hammerchainsaw
Genre: Black / Thrash
Year: 2002
Despite releasing their first demo in 1996, Bestial Mockery did not have the opportunity to release a full length until 2002. This debut infuses an abundance of thrash riffs and spontaneous solos with a classic black metal sound, making it more refreshing than the usual black metal that had been well played out by this time. That being said, it does utilize the typical guitar tone and vocals popularized by the Norwegian scene. Although the album only lasts for twenty five minutes, it will grip your throat and batter you until you are lifeless. It's an unrelenting assault on the senses. Bestial Mockery would go on to release three more remarkable full lengths, surely leaving their mark in the scene before they broke up in 2009.
"Suicide Blasphemy" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sVnwii2NbAA
Black Witchery – Upheaval of Satanic Might
Genre: Black
Year: 2005
After a demonic intro, this album starts an endlessly hellish storm of pure black metal. Although it was released in 2005, the production sounds more like the '90s, perfecting the atmosphere. The songs on this album are generally short, with most of them around two and a half minutes, which works well considering how relentlessly fast they are. There is an ample amount of well crafted riffs throughout the album, so each song retains its own identity instead of the whole album flowing together as one piece. With speed that will make your head spin and bone crushing guitars, this album will satisfy any black metal fan, old or new.
"Scorned and Crucified" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iyLOQg6F9So
Blasphemophagher – Nuclear Empire of Apocalypse
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 2008
Blasphemophagher is another newer addition to the infernal underground scene, having formed not long after the turn of the century. Like Black Witchery, they have done nothing but prove themselves over the years. Their debut album arrived to the world in 2008 and it is a slab of malicious black death to stay the least. The album is quite varied for its style, with blazing fast sections that will rip your limbs apart and then slower sections with riffs that will have you reminiscing Slayer's early work. The blasting insanity melds together well with the thrashing outbreaks and makes this release much more unique than others in the genre.
"Devastating Radioactive Torments" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Id8hYcQ1tY4
Blasphemy – Fallen Angel of Doom
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 1990
Blasphemy is Canada's finest when it comes to black metal. They have been the founders of a small group of bands that call their music war metal; the focus is a combination of black and death metal with lyrics revolving around war related topics. Being the fathers of this movement, Blasphemy has showcased the style in its purest form. With bestial vocals, blasting drums, and mindless riffing, this album will drag you to the gates of Hell and impale you on the stakes. The music is a whirlwind of fire, pulling you closer toward it, and it will leave your body smoldering on ground, left for scavengers to pick apart. There is no mercy here. The entire album is relentless and there is no stopping this unholy force. Not many albums can compare to this utterly vile sound. If you want to feel the presence of Satan and visualize his wrath upon the helpless souls of our mortal world, this is what you need.
"Weltering in Blood" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c-jiIumIQls
Bloodstone – Hour of the Gate
Genre: Death / Black
Year: 1996
By the mid '90s Sweden's death metal scene had largely ran dry, with most of the bands either breaking up or changing their style substantially. However, a few bands remained, one of them being Bloodstone. They had previously released two demos, in 1994 and 1995 respectively, which were later compiled into this full length. The musicianship on this album is astounding, especially when you consider that these songs were only demo material. There is a never ending plethora of remarkable riffs and excellent drumming. They are accompanied by high pitched growls, which are more closely related to black metal screams than the contemporary death metal style. This is arguably the most unique death metal album to come out of the country and it's unfortunate that so much potential was lost when the band broke up in the same year of its release.
"Angel of Fornication" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Eo8M_XBbxM
1.23 Ash Borer / Volahn
2.2 Obliteration
2.7 Mayhem / Inquisition
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Carnage Dark Recollections
Genre: Death
Year: 1990
Before Michael Amott had founded Arch Enemy or joined Carcass, he formed a death metal band in his home country, Sweden. Alongside Entombed, Carnage was one of the pioneers of the classic Swedish sound, which originated from Sunlight Studios. There are plenty of sludge covered riffs, and a few with an eerie melodic tinge, exemplifying the sound the Swedish scene would become known for. In the short time the band was active they had a number of lineup changes, with Michael being the only consistent member. It is noteworthy that three of the bandmates that recorded the debut were from Dismember, who was broken up at the time. Consequently four of the songs on the album are actually songs from the early Dismember demos. After the release of the album Carnage disbanded, but it was not a total loss, as Dismember then reformed and Michael would go on to join Carcass in the UK.
Torn Apart - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XBH3Rlk8m50
Crematory The Exordium
Genre: Death
Year: 1990
In the oversaturated Swedish death metal scene many bands would struggle to become a prominent figure amongst their peers. Crematory only released a handful of demos and an EP before splitting up, but they were clearly a top tier band. This demo is one of the most evil sounding Swedish releases out there, and it is by far my favorite from the scene. The production is perfect and the music could not be any more incredible. The haunting riffs and deep growls make such an eerie, mysterious atmosphere. This demo is uncompromising in every sense imaginable and there is not a moment of it that I would want different. Unfortunately all good things must come to an end, sometimes more abruptly than others. Crematory broke up after releasing their EP, Denial. All of their work is fantastic, but the aura surrounding this demo is something that could not be replicated. This small piece of history has impressed me beyond belief and its a shame that this bands career ended so early.
The Exordium - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9V5Ab893ILQ
Damnation Destructo Evangelia
Genre: Black
Year: 2004
Destructo Evangelia takes us back to a time before black metal had a cemented foundation and specific sound. Although it was released in 2004, it is much like the recordings of the late 80s black metal scene, specifically being reminiscent of the early Bathory releases. The highlight of the album is the riffs, which are crafted remarkably well. They utilize a mixture of the second wave style of tremolo picking and some thrashing rhythms, reminiscent of the early scene. There are also some eerie melodic overtones and slow, plodding sections that trudge onward into darkness. The piercing vocals overlay the instruments nicely, giving it an ominous feel. This is a must have album for fans of Bathorys black metal era, as it is a phenomenal tribute to Quorthons legacy.
When Creation Dies - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8irxD89Y6zs
Demigod Slumber of Sullen Eyes
Genre: Death
Year: 1992
Demigods debut album is a pinnacle of Finnish death metal, presenting some of the regions most powerful material. Although it may be a lesser known release in comparison to the early works of neighboring legends Entombed and Dismember, it is certainly equal in quality. Demigod works at a typical mid-paced rhythm, but they are masters of song structure, making every moment compelling and unique. Each of the remarkable riffs leads into the next one smoothly, bridging the gaps flawlessly and keeping the songs gliding onward. Some riffs are uncompromisingly heavy, backed by thunderous double bass, while others have an eerie melodic edge, as in Tears of God. The solos arent overly complex and are only added where suitable, fitting into the songs exceptionally well. Slumber of Sullen Eyes is an excellent representation of talent and restraint working in harmony, and it has now become an immensely sought after release for fans.
The Forlorn - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BVG6_TkpnJ4
Depravity Silence of Centuries
Genre: Death
Year: 1993
Depravity was another Finnish death metal band that released some stellar material, although they never made a full length. This was their second EP and last release before breaking up. Depravity played a much more doom oriented style of death metal, focusing on slower songs, unlike the other bands from their country. The solos are phenomenal and placed perfectly while not overstaying their welcome. Its also important to note that there is not much emphasis on heavy riffs, but instead more atmospheric ones that build upon an extremely haunting feel. Although these riffs often reoccur in the songs, they remain endlessly compelling. These simplistic songs produce an overwhelmingly uncanny aura, much different from any other European death metal release. This brief yet engaging EP will get your senses on edge yearning for more.
Sleepy Ocean - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NkrYkrpr20
Desaster Tyrants of the Netherworld
Genre: Black / Thrash
Year: 2000
While Germany produced a legacy of thrash metal, Desaster set out to integrate some of the genres elements into their own music. In fact, the name Desaster may sound familiar, as it was taken from Destructions song Total Desaster. Their style combines the ferocity of Norwegian black metal with the cutting riffs of German thrash, creating a highly unique and vicious sound, unmatched by any other band. The vocals even bear resemblance to Schmier of Destruction, imitating his delivery and trademark shrieks. It should be said that the riffs on this record are extraordinary, delivering momentous rhythms and powerful melodies. Each song is distinctive and relentless, ensuring you will never find a dull moment. With this album Desaster has forged a slab of pure teutonic steel, drawing aspects from two different styles of metal and combining them with ease.
Profanation - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5CPjiY-PsSY
Fimbulwinter Servants of Sorcery
Genre: Black
Year: 1994
Before the existence of Dimmu Borgir, Shagrath played guitar and drums in Fimbulwinter, a second wave black metal band that would release one album before breaking up. With that being said, I assure you that Fimbulwinter is nothing like Dimmu Borgir; there are no symphonic elements to be found here, only the cold, demonic sounds the second wave was notorious for. The production is rough and uncompromising, with the screeching vocals and mesmerizing guitars being at the forefront of the mix. In essence, this is what weve come to know as true Norwegian black metal. The tortured screams and dissonant guitars echo in the misty fjords, piercing the frosty air and taking the listener on a journey through the unforgiving Norwegian countryside.
Servants of Sorcery - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUnS6kI8o98
Goatlord Reflections of the Solstice
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 1991
Off the top of my head, I cant think of anybody who played a style quite like Goatlord. With doomy death metal riffs in the vein of Autopsy accompanied by classic black metal vocals, theres no one else quite like them. The songs do pick up speed from time to time, but typically meander through eerie and heavy riffs that progress as the song continues. The songs tend to be on the longer side, fittingly so, as they need room to fully develop. There are also some interesting solos thrown in when necessary, which are a nice touch. The drums have an ominous sound to them and they may be a bit off-putting to some, however, the rest of the material makes up for this. If you crave something wicked and heavy, this will satisfied your needs.
Underground Church - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KJmNdKhwaFY
God Macabre The Winterlong
Genre: Death
Year: 1993
Pulverizing, foul death metal is what God Macabre made themselves known for in the 90s. This is album is meant to crush the souls of all living beings, leaving only splattered remains. Retaining a mid-paced tempo throughout, there are more than enough moments of sledgehammer riffs and pounding double bass. The crunchy guitar tone and thick production only add to the heaviness. There is also a tinge of melody throughout the album, typically during the solos, which are incredible. Unfortunately, as with many other bands in the Swedish scene during this time period, God Macabre was fairly short lived, but they will not be forgotten in the minds of underground death metal fans.
Spawn of Flesh - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=STw37Yzk_N0
Gorement The Ending Quest
Genre: Death
Year: 1994
Gorement was founded in 1989 and released a handful of demos and one full length, The Ending Quest. While their demos are incredible pieces of work, the album has a slight edge over them. The demos concentrate on pure, rotten death metal, while The Ending Quest takes that groundwork and builds upon it with some melodic leads and more focused songwriting. Memorable riffs saturate each song, topped off with guttural vocals and some genuinely haunting moments. Instruments aside, a key component to this album is the production, which brings out the heaviness in the riffs. The songs would not sound nearly as powerful if they had the stereotypical buzzsaw guitar tone, which many bands in their scene chose to use.
My Ending Quest - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id7BMU4Nb2w
1.23 Ash Borer / Volahn
2.2 Obliteration
2.7 Mayhem / Inquisition
Grotesque Incantation
Genre: Death / Black
Year: 1990
Out of all the Swedish death metal bands in the early 90s, Grotesque was likely the odd one out, as their brand incorporated a heap of elements from the rising black metal scene. The songs on this EP can go from a classic death metal riff to a tremolo picked black metal one in a flash. These transitions, although abrupt, do manage to flow together naturally. The drums follow the same pattern, sometimes going from a slow churning beat to a ruthless blasting section in only a second. The vocals typically maintain a blackened shriek, although they dip a tad lower at times. At the time this style was highly innovative and its disheartening to say that the bands contrasting, abrasive output on this EP was the last thing they did together.
Blood Runs from the Altar - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UckDQ047-8M
Inquisition Invoking the Majestic Throne of Satan
Genre: Black
Year: 2002
One of the most unique black metal bands to exist is Washingtons Inquisition. There is simply no other band with vocals resembling Dagons. Upon first listen, they may seem awkward and out of place, but if given a chance you will realize how perfectly they fit in, as unusual as they may be. This uncanny style transmits and almost supernatural vibe to the listener and entrances them deeper into the music. The songs are varied, with only a few focusing on blistering speed and the others remaining in a prolonged slower pace, winding through bizarre passages with hypnotic riffs and a couple of astounding solos. This is an album that will be rewarding to those who spend time attempting to comprehend it.
Invoking the Majestic Throne of Satan - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ItG2mRLcnjc
Katharsis 666
Genre: Black
Year: 2000
Founded in Germany in 1994, Katharsis did not release a full length until approximately six years later. Sounding much like the second wave bands, they have forged a ravaging piece of material, often compared to Darkthrones masterpiece, Under a Funeral Moon. This iniquitous album is hateful and vicious, full of savage riffs, blasting drums, and heinous screams. To the untrained ear this could very well pass as a mid 90s release, with its rough production and primitive structure.
Thy Horror - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pj-IXgfrL9U
Koldbrann Nekrotisk Inkvisition
Genre: Black
Year: 2003
Along with Beastcraft, Koldbrann was another addition to the so-called third wave of black metal. The lyrics are exclusively in Norwegian, which gives a nice feel to the album. They attempt to replicate the 90s sound, but they keep it fresh by changing up the formula a bit. The riffs tend to change and build upon each other throughout the songs, instead of centering around a couple of repeating riffs. Secondly, the drums are quite varied, with continually evolving beats and interesting use of the cymbals. There is only a sparse helping of blast beats to be found. Essentially, Koldbrann has kept the fundamental elements of their black metal while breathing new life into it.
Korpus Sepsis - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jYw0r4PCIw4
Merciless The Awakening
Genre: Death / Thrash
Year: 1990
While so many bands in Sweden focused on creating a crunchy guitar tone and thick production, Merciless deviated in the opposite direction. Combining chaotic German thrash with early death metal, Merciless wrote an absolutely timeless record. Abrasive could be a word to describe it, but its just so much more than that. These are the type of riffs that melt the skin off your face and leave you on the floor bleeding profusely, yet strangely enthralled by what you have experienced. Unbelievably, theres not a dull one to be found here. Each one builds upon the predecessor with seamless transitions leading into the following ones. The ripping vocals only amplify the intensity. They are more concentrated on the early death metal style, but are delivered at a rapid pace, much like those found on Kreators Pleasure to Kill. The drums are adept and never feel overly complicated, augmenting the music perfectly, which is ideal for an album like this, where the riffs are clearly the driving force. Lastly, production gives this album an absolutely tormenting sound. The instruments are powerful and the vocals sound menacing, while not sounding excessively clean. This is one of those very few albums I would dare to call flawless.
Bestial Death - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W5BNTnMcJFI
Morbid Saint Spectrum of Death
Genre: Thrash / Death
Year: 1988
On the other side of the pond we have our own stellar death thrash band, who released this killer album. From the opening riff of Lock up Your Children, you can tell youre in for a hell of a ride. Morbid Saint amps up the pace here, writing fleeting riffs supplemented with a shot of Methamphetamine. These furious riffs are accompanied by rigorous drumming and psychotic screams that could easily revive the dead from their underground confines. Two of the songs, Assassin and Scars, clock in at seven minutes long, and to some people this might concerning, but I assure you they are just as powerful as the rest of the songs on the album. They are still loaded with the explosive riffs and solos that make this album such a masterpiece.
Lock up Your Children - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGx_lkJsCZI
Morgoth The Eternal Fall
Genre: Death
Year: 1990
While the Florida death metal scene had already produced the first wave of bands and the Swedish scene was well on its way to producing the second, one German band was busy drawing the blueprints for their own work. By this time Morgoth had been around for a while and The Eternal Fall would be the second EP they had released. Arguably, their best songs are on this EP, but Resurrection Absurd is an extremely close rival. With weaving riffs and macabre screams, this small collection of songs is the quintessence of death metal. The release maintains a steady mid-pace throughout, which helps emphasize the gruesome aura it radiates so fervently. Each song is a classic reminder of the genres beginnings, and what it was all about: death in its most repulsive form.
Burnt Identity - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0zb0x0C2OT8
Mütiilation Vampires of Black Imperial Blood
Genre: Black
Year: 1995
If you want the definition of a cult black metal band, look no further. Mütiilation is a one man band, with the exception of session drummers solely on this album. There is a plethora of bands like this out there, but many fall short of creating anything worth listening to; Mütiilation, however, stands out from the masses, writing perfectly constructed songs, complemented with a fitting production, which is thin and raw, just as you might expect from such a release. If anything, it gives it a dissonant and vile ambiance, a necessary component for the most diabolical mood. The screeching vocals ring in such an abhorrent noise, sounding like torturous screams from the underworld. The simplistic, repetitive riffs, endless blasting, and monotonous vocals bring about a strangely soothing sensation, producing an excellent record.
Born under the Masters Spell - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BAxr4cht8DA
Mutilator Immortal Force
Genre: Death / Thrash
Year: 1987
By the late 80s the Brazilian metal scene was flourishing, with many notable artists releasing their best material in the period of a few years. Mutilator was among those bands, putting forth their best effort to write abrasive metal. With an even mixture of thrash and death riffs, combined with harsh vocals, this record is a perfect representation of the transition era where death metal was gaining popularity. The primitive songwriting and quick shifts in tempo still manage to do great justice to this brief stage in the metal scene. While the band went on to release one more album in 1989, it did not quite stand up to this beast.
Tormented Soul - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FJwyhA7ztGs
Nifelheim Nifelheim
Genre: Black / Thrash
Year: 1994
I have mentioned a couple other blackened thrash bands, but the most well known one is the Swedish masters, Nifelheim. Although the band members themselves look completely ridiculous, the music theyve formulated here is exceptional. With their name being derived from the Norse mythology equivalent of hell, you could only guess that their sound is as heinous as you can imagine. Their primitive black metal mixed with thrashy riffs meshes together to form a purely evil record. The journey you endure with this album will have you contorting in pain and begging for mercy.
Possessed by Evil - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=deRjzHsD-pk
1.23 Ash Borer / Volahn
2.2 Obliteration
2.7 Mayhem / Inquisition
Proclamation – Advent of the Black Omen
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 2006
Spain's Proclamation is essentially the counterpart to Blasphemy, as it's clear that a lot of their influences come directly from them. Naturally, Proclamation fits under the banner of war metal for those reasons, but despite sounding like a mere clone of their Canadian peers, they still do their part in creating an immensely vicious slab of bestial terror. The malicious vocals, unrelenting riffs, barbaric solos, and crude production all converge to form a revolting slice of primitive blackened death that will destroy your soul. Advent of the Black Omen is complete chaos, but it is strangely compelling at the same time.
"Hellbound Triumph" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5A4IrIA4uzg
Purtenance - Member of Immortal Damnation
Genre: Death
Year: 1992
Hailing from Finland, Purtenance released some of filthiest death metal to come out of the region. Originally known as Purtenance Avulsion, they released one demo before shortening their name. Afterward they struck a record deal and released an EP and this full length. The unrefined production and guttural growls give this debut an undeniably putrid sound. Each song is loaded with slow, churning riffs matched with galloping double bass. The perfectly crafted plodding riffs are what really set this album apart from the others in the scene. They are all highly unique and equally memorable. Unfortunately the band split up in the same year this album was released, so it has become a relatively unknown gem.
"A Dark Cloud Arises" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YaToUgnNs8k
Revenant – Prophecies of a Dying World
Genre: Death / Thrash
Year: 1991
While death metal was about to reach the peak of its popularity in the early '90s, record labels such as Roadrunner and Nuclear Blast took a major interest in it, signing a copious number of bands. One of the bands Nuclear Blast signed was Revenant, a group from New Jersey who played a blend of death and thrash. Despite having a substantial record deal, the band never attained a large audience, and eventually broke up in the mid '90s with only one album under their belts. However, that one album is a masterpiece, accentuating the best elements of the genres. The vocals are remarkable, utilizing a higher pitched growl that is far superior to the low gutturals that were becoming more prominent as death metal developed. The drumming features numerous intriguing fills and the patterns are well thought out and executed with precision, flowing together perfectly. The songs are generally in the seven minute range focusing on compelling instrumental passages with an abundance of twisted riffs and outstanding solos. The album adds up to nearly an hour in length, so it may be a bit much to take in all in one listen, but each second of it is exceptional.
"Ancestral Shadows" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJnQjVpaX9M
Revenge - Triumph.Genocide.Antichrist
Genre: Black
Year: 2003
One of the most abrasive and hateful sounding bands, Revenge, hails from Canada and plays a small niche of black metal designated as "war metal". This small fragment of the genre has relatively few bands, but has produced commendable material. The vocals are at the forefront of the mix, fittingly so, as they are absolutely sadistic. There's no one that can match the insanity of James Read's vile screams. The instruments compliment the vocals nicely, as each song relentlessly fast with a profuse amount of rapid fire blasting and lightning fills. Revenge has unleashed pandemonium that will leave the battlefield as a barren wasteland of torched flesh and reeking entrails.
"Heathen Hammer" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iTED4k8fS0
Sadistic Intent – Resurrection
Genre: Death
Year: 1994
In the midst of the Florida death metal movement, Sadistic Intent was busy creating their own pulverizing material on the opposite side of the country. Hailing from Los Angeles, they are one of the area's first death metal bands, and they remain a powerful force to this day. Although they have never released a full length album they have received acclaim for their brand of primitive death metal, garnering them a strong cult following. Throughout the band's early career they released a number of demos and a few EPs, one them being Resurrection. With pummeling riffs, perplexing solos, and possessed vocals, all the ingredients for soul wrenching death metal are present. The gritty production augments these elements nicely, making this small collection of songs completely astounding.
"Condemned in Misery" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UN3e_5Gpzhs
Sarcófago – INRI
Genre: Black / Thrash
Year: 1987
Numerous extreme metal bands arose from the '80s Brazilian scene, although aside from Sepultura, they generally stayed underground. One of these obscure bands was highly influential among the early black metal scene, writing a debut album that would echo across the continents. With fast, raw thrashing riffs enveloped in vicious screams and pounding drums Sarcófago made their name known. The production is nice and rough, giving it a truly rotten sound that only adds to the feel of the album. This unrefined and reckless brand of metal was unique at the time, inspiring countless other bands in their local scene and around the world.
"Black Vomit" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRVb4r3E_6o
Satanic Warmaster – Strength and Honour
Genre: Black
Year: 2001
When I was first exploring black metal Satanic Warmaster was one of the bands I came across while searching the web. I quickly found myself obsessed with the hypnotic riffs and chilling screams. I could feel the cold of the desolate forests deep within the Finnish heartland. This was the black metal I had craved and I couldn't get enough of it. Satanic Tyrant Werwolf's simplistic song structures manage to be perpetually compelling and full of mesmerizing riffs. Then there is the production, which despite being raw, is mixed perfectly and completely seduces the listener. This is pure, unadulterated black metal and to this day I believe it is one of the best albums in the genre.
"Wolves of Blood and Iron" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dDDZstspff4
Teitanblood - Genocide Chants to Apolokian Dawn
Genre: Black / Death
Year: 2004
In the era of modern black metal there are still a number of bands keeping the old traditions alive. Spain's Teitanblood does just that, providing us with merciless, unrefined recordings rooted in the depths of hell. Their unorthodox song structures with sporadic guitar solos make them unlike the other bands in their scene. The perverse, inhuman vocals and crude production do their job to emit an unholy feel that cannot be matched. This blasphemous creation is only a brief experience but it could not be more outstanding.
"Leviathan Division" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iA-0FzQaF-w
Tsjuder – Desert Northern Hell
Genre: Black
Year: 2004
As the black metal scene has developed over the years, more and more bands have begun to change their style; some of these bands have done so successfully, while others failed miserably. Then there are the relatively few that do not stray from their path, instead refining their sound with each album. Tsjuder did just that, and by their third full length they had nearly achieved perfection. With a plethora of tremolo picking and relentless blast beats, Desert Northern Hell is the epitome of Norwegian black metal. Despite most of the album being ripping fast there is still a nice amount of variance, including a fair number of slower sections and longer songs. It's safe to say that this is one of the strongest black metal releases in recent years.
"Ghoul" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gxvzRB0Ajew
Von – Satanic Blood
Genre: Black
Year: 1992
As black metal was beginning to truly take form, one band would end up having a large influence on the future of the genre. Von, a relatively unknown band from San Francisco, released a grand total of two demos before breaking up in 1992. The second demo, however, would have a profound impact on the scene. While many will criticize it for its repetitive song structure, this style would become prominent in the works of Burzum and many other bands to this very day. Not only was the simplistic nature of the songs alluring, but the unrefined production was as well. These elements combined sum up what many groups would attempt to replicate in the coming years. This demo seems to evoke either a love or hate reaction from people, either praising it for its cult sound or condemning it for being monotonous, but either way there is no denying that Satanic Blood was that defining moment in the history of black metal.
"Satanic Blood" - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=et0e3NL49GE
1.23 Ash Borer / Volahn
2.2 Obliteration
2.7 Mayhem / Inquisition
I'm at the library now but I think I may just go back to my room to hear this stuff
And thanks for including links, treggers! Daimonos could learn a thing or two from you...
I don't listen to this kind of stuff at all but I have to congratulate you on this list. This seems like it took a lot of work to put together. I did check out a few of those songs simply because the cover art was so awesome. None of it was my thing but oh well. Depravity in particular has an awesome cover.
6/17 - Meshuggah
6/28 - Iron Maiden - Bergen, Norway
6/29 - Blaze Bayley - Bergen, Norway
7/1 - Iron Maiden - Luxembourg
10/31 - Fleetwood Mac
Glad to see Morbid Saint getting another mention. Grossly underrated band
6/2 - Hatebreed & Devildriver
6/11 - Thrill Kill Kult
8/3 - Deftones
8/14 - Bush & Chevelle
Great list man. Lots of really hard to find shit in there.
10.01 Sonata Arctica
11.03 King Diamond
01.22 70000 Tons of Metal
01.27 Dark Tranquillity
Seriously one of the best threads this site has ever seen. I approve.
11/5 - Wayfarer
11/9 - Black Dahlia Murder & Napalm Death
11/25 - Henry Rollins
12/1 - Extinction A.D.
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• As Emporia, Va., cotton ginner Mark Hodges and his wife Karan found out last year, an app for tracking cotton modules can make life a little easier around the gin come fall picking time.
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KARAN Hodges checks Cotton Host data at the Mid-Atlantic gin in Emporia, Va.
These days it seems there is an app for most everything and modern day agriculture is no different. For sure with cotton: There's an app for that!
As Emporia, Va., cotton ginner Mark Hodges and his wife Karan found out last year, an app for tracking cotton modules can make life a little easier around the gin come fall picking time.
During the fall of the year things get so busy at Mid-Atlantic cotton gin that Mark and Karan stay on-site at the gin in a travel trailer, rather than making the 25 mile trip each way to and from their home.
Karan, who is office manager for the gin, says as she was paying bills last year a flyer for a new cell phone app caught her eye. The bill was from EWR, the company that provides Mid-Atlantic's eCotton-brand gin software and a service called CottonHost, a website that provides reporting of gin data to farmers.
"Normally that kind of paper goes straight to the trash can, but something about it caught my eye — just serendipity, I guess. After reading it, I knew I had the perfect candidate to give the smart phone-based program a test," she recalls.
The guinea pig for the smart phone app for cotton is Mark and Karan's son, Jason, who now farms nearly 1,000 acres of cotton in nearby Drewryville, Va. Jason, who worked at the gin prior to starting his own farming operation a few years back, took the new app and put it to use tracking his modules.
"We have a number of younger farmers, who grew up with computers and Internet technology who use the app and really like it. In fact, all our growers who have taken the time to figure out how to use it, really like it," Karan says.
"The App can now be used on Android devices and IPhones, which most of our farmers have. The MyModules app only costs $10, and we will help our growers buy it and set it up on their phone," she adds.
There is no doubt the coming of cotton modules and more recently cotton pickers that pick and bale cotton on the same machine have made cotton harvest much less labor intensive and more efficient. Compressing cotton picking and ginning into a tighter time span has also created many challenges for both growers and ginners.
"There is now an app for most anything you want to do in life," says Raleigh-based computer programmer Shawn Lipscomb, who helped build the MyModules app.


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Home sweet home New York-New York. The city & State deserves to celebrate at home. New Yankee Stadium and all. It needs to be at home..
If AJ Burnett hadn't pitched a gem in game two I probably would have called his signing another Brian Cashman blunder.But I didn't really expect Mr.Inconsistent to give the Yankees another stellar outing yesterday.When he is hitting batters, missing the strike zone by 5 feet, giving up cheap hits and pitching on the road it is very difficult for the Yankee offense to constantly rally back.I was never against the move to have AJ pitch on 3 days rest since Chad Gaudin has only pitched 1 inning in the post season and wasn't going to out pitch Cliff lee, who is the only reason why the Phillies are in the World Series.
I trust Andy Pettitte tomorrow night even if he pitched on Saturday.The reason why I am certain that he will win it for the Yankees is the previous clinching games that the Yankees won this season.In every game that clinched something for the Yankees Andy Pettitte was starting that game for them.When the Yankees clinched the American League East against the Boston Red Sox Andy Pettitte got the win, when they swept the Minnesota Twins in game 3 of the ALDS Pettitte was the pitcher that started the game, in game 6 of the ALCS Pettitte win the game for the Yankees and now he is due to win game 6 and clinch a championship for the Yankees.
It's no coincidence that Andy Pettitte will be on the mound tomorrow.
Let's Go Yankees!!! Win number 27!!!!!
Home sweet home New York-New York. The city & State deserves to celebrate at home. New Yankee Stadium and all. It needs to be at home..
ballgame Over! Series Over! Yankees Win! Yankees Win! Theeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Yankeeeeeeeeeeees Win!
World Series Champions..... Good To Have Yet Another Championship Back in the great City Of NEW YORK!
I have faith in Donnie Walsh
It was destiny this year...
Greatest Moment yesterday:
Mariano Rivera coming out of the bullpen while metallica's "enter sandman" was blasting.
ima be at the parade tomorrow! cant wait
DaTPRiNCE...That EGYPTiAN Fella, #MeloMafia
just got home from the parade and it was SICK! the crowd was into it and so were the players, it was worth it,i was in a good spot and took great picks of everyone
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You do not need cover mechanics to do that - though it helps.
Powers system can be adapted for FPS to compensate for no cover mechanic.
Plus Tactical Pause Mode can throw you into 3rd person so you see the battlefield and target your powers and control your squad-mates.
There are/were FPS with tactical mode.
Maybe they'll go the "bullet time" route - when time slows down and you can do a lot in "split second" - that is use your powers.
But I do not think they will do a FPS. They did the GoW type of shooter - going FPS will be a step back - at least for console gamers.


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The tree is a 6-foot blue mountain tree with clear lights. It is fully decorated with a red and white candy theme this year. The tree comes with a coordinating topper and matching tree skirt.
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