Simple Metal Pleasures

[londonleatherboy]

love the electric age

[Mower Liberation Front]

Horrorscope is great IMO. Think they have some great moments here and there. The Electric Age was cool I thought?

The breakdown at 5:10 in this Gorefest tune always got me. Still remember when I heard it first and audibly gasped ha ha

Mention Gorefest, the first thing comes to mind is the solo in this.

I think Overkill have been on a hell of a run of albums since 2010. Okay, there was a slight dip with The Grinding Wheel and Wings of War (Still bloody good), but Scorched is up there with the likes of Ironbound.

[Thorn]

Horrorscope is great IMO. Think they have some great moments here and there. The Electric Age was cool I thought?

The breakdown at 5:10 in this Gorefest tune always got me. Still remember when I heard it first and audibly gasped ha ha

Always loved the way Jan-Chris just stared the camera out of it there ,looking Metal as fuck.

[Eoin McLove]

Horrorscope is great IMO. Think they have some great moments here and there. The Electric Age was cool I thought?

The breakdown at 5:10 in this Gorefest tune always got me. Still remember when I heard it first and audibly gasped ha ha

Always loved the way Jan-Chris just stared the camera out of it there ,looking Metal as fuck.

Such a great tune. I loved that vid back in the day.

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

The entire solo/guitar break in Bathory's Call From The Grave. In retrospect, I think that album was pretty much my gateway into really appreciating the lower-fi end of metal.

[Ducky]

The entire solo/guitar break in Bathory's Call From The Grave. In retrospect, I think that album was pretty much my gateway into really appreciating the lower-fi end of metal.

I've just stuck Black Mark on reading this. All lights are off, looking at a glass of merlot and the glow of the fire.

Fuckin' beauty 

[Black Shepherd Carnage]

 

[Sworntothecans]

The entire solo/guitar break in Bathory's Call From The Grave. In retrospect, I think that album was pretty much my gateway into really appreciating the lower-fi end of metal.

Was a relative latecomer to proper Bathory due to hearing Octagon first and thinking they (he) were shite.

It was actually hearing Call From The Grave on GTA IV:the lost and damned dlc that hooked me. Straight on to the rapidshare blogs after that.

[Ducky]

Black Mark is a fucking masterclass in atmosphere. Like I normally buzz off the technical stuff, and some of this album could be from a "my first riff/drum beat" class, but it's some of the best music ever recorded.

[Sworntothecans]

Black Mark is a fucking masterclass in atmosphere. Like I normally buzz off the technical stuff, and some of this album could be from a "my first riff/drum beat" class, but it's some of the best music ever recorded.

And liberally nicking stuff off early Manowar😂

[Ducky]

Black Mark is a fucking masterclass in atmosphere. Like I normally buzz off the technical stuff, and some of this album could be from a "my first riff/drum beat" class, but it's some of the best music ever recorded.

And liberally nicking stuff off early Manowar😂

I was today days old when I learned I should revisit early Manowar 🤣

[Sworntothecans]

Black Mark is a fucking masterclass in atmosphere. Like I normally buzz off the technical stuff, and some of this album could be from a "my first riff/drum beat" class, but it's some of the best music ever recorded.

And liberally nicking stuff off early Manowar😂

I was today days old when I learned I should revisit early Manowar 🤣

Everything up to Sign Of The Hammer is great. Then the cheese kicks in after😂

Big bag of cans and you'll be grand like!

[Mr Barlow]

The little bass bit during the chorus of The Prisoner by Iron Maiden.

[Pentagrimes]

The entire solo/guitar break in Bathory's Call From The Grave. In retrospect, I think that album was pretty much my gateway into really appreciating the lower-fi end of metal.

Actually when the main riff comes in on after the intro on "Enter The Eternal Fire" might be one of my favourite things ever

[koper]

These couple seconds in ,,Compelled to lacerate" filled with only ride cymbal and the moment right after, when guitars slide black into the main riff.