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Dead Machine wrote:

Get it. Now.

Dead Machine wrote:

Get it. Now.

How is it? I've been eyeing this one for quite awhile now. I have heard Black Label, and the breakdown makes me want to shit myself from epileptic shock (and I mean that in the best way possible... It's awesome)

Judging from that song, the vocals will take some getting used to.

Legacy Of The Night wrote:

IMO the breakdowns in Ruin and 11th Hour are better. One thing about Lamb of God that separates them from other metalcore bands is that their breakdowns are actually good.

Great Steve Austin production on it.

The drumming is very unique on this cd.

There is only one thing i like about Slipknot and that is the mask design.

Well, when i was not into the metal scene i listened to Slipknot and kind of liked them.. I liked their first release the best-

All the bands metioned in this thread suck.

Lokist wrote:

All the bands metioned in this thread suck.

Dago wrote:

Well, when i was not into the metal scene i listened to Slipknot and kind of liked them.. I liked their first release the best-

urgh. Really? Well even when i thought that the whole nu-metal deal was ''cool'', (which wasn't too long ago, start of last year actually) and bands like Dark Tranquility were 'too heavy' and Iron Maiden 'too pussy', i still found this to be an awful cd. They tried too hard to be extreme and still fit in the mainstream. I wonder how much cred they'd have if they pursued a more aggressive sound, like their former bands Body Pit and Anal Blast, which were supposed to be straight-up death metal. Do you think they could have got any underground credibility?

Author:	Legacy Of The Night [ Thu Oct 20, 2005 9:11 pm ]
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How is it? I've been eyeing this one for quite awhile now. I have heard Black Label, and the breakdown makes me want to shit myself from epileptic shock (and I mean that in the best way possible... It's awesome) Judging from that song, the vocals will take some getting used to.

Author:	Radical Cut [ Thu Oct 20, 2005 9:33 pm ]
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I never really got into it, but if you're a huge fan of the band and that song it probably should be worth it for you.

Author:	Dead Machine [ Thu Oct 20, 2005 10:04 pm ]
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I'm inwardly debating whether to move this, but I suppose not. Get it. Now.

Author:	Eyesore [ Fri Oct 21, 2005 5:14 am ]
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I can't recommend this band. I just don't hear the quality songwriting to deem them good. They've got all the ingredients, but haven't figured out how to use them yet.

Author:	deathkvlt [ Fri Oct 21, 2005 5:48 am ]
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Dead Machine wrote: Get it. Now.

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Author:	Metalhead_Bastard [ Fri Oct 21, 2005 7:16 pm ]
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deathkvlt wrote: Dead Machine wrote: Get it. Now.

Author:	Sifl [ Fri Oct 21, 2005 9:02 pm ]
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Legacy Of The Night wrote: How is it? I've been eyeing this one for quite awhile now. I have heard Black Label, and the breakdown makes me want to shit myself from epileptic shock (and I mean that in the best way possible... It's awesome) Judging from that song, the vocals will take some getting used to. IMO the breakdowns in Ruin and 11th Hour are better. One thing about Lamb of God that separates them from other metalcore bands is that their breakdowns are actually good.

Author:	milkbaby [ Sat Oct 22, 2005 1:30 am ]
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If you like their later stuff, then there is a pretty decent chance you'll like New American Gospel. Depending on my mood, sometimes I think it's their best album. *N.A.G.* just seems the most chaotic, volatile, and destructive. Great Steve Austin production on it. As the Palaces Burn is their Devin Townsend album (literally) -- a wall of glorious noise, and Ashes of the Wake is like their ...And Justice for All. By the last comparison, I mean the riffs seem like they're trying to be more technical, but the songs feel like 3 to 4 riffs jammed together that don't flow that great.

Author:	Dudeguy [ Sun Oct 23, 2005 4:42 pm ]
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Yeah def Lamb of Gods finest work. Lots of goodies. The drumming is very unique on this cd. Im kinda not listening to LOG anymore, dont ask me why, i guess the whole mainstream exposure is turning me off. But this cd is way better than anything else they've put out. If you really want to start from the begining though, get there self titled disc when they were called Burn The Priest

Author:	Dudeguy [ Sun Oct 23, 2005 4:48 pm ]
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Sifl wrote: Legacy Of The Night wrote: How is it? I've been eyeing this one for quite awhile now. I have heard Black Label, and the breakdown makes me want to shit myself from epileptic shock (and I mean that in the best way possible... It's awesome) Judging from that song, the vocals will take some getting used to. IMO the breakdowns in Ruin and 11th Hour are better. One thing about Lamb of God that separates them from other metalcore bands is that their breakdowns are actually good. Breakdowns in metalcore are a must. Unearth has some really good breakdowns.........and some really awful breakdowns (ones that make the nu-metal kids get into metalcore) Nu-metal kids should just die. hahaha i bet theres gonna be so many of them trick or treating this year, BECAUSE THEY HAVE SLIPKNOT MASKS AT HOT TOPIC!

Author:	Dago [ Mon Oct 24, 2005 12:55 pm ]
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There is only one thing i like about Slipknot and that is the mask design.

Author:	deathkvlt [ Mon Oct 24, 2005 6:36 pm ]
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milkbaby wrote: Great Steve Austin production on it. Dudeguy wrote: The drumming is very unique on this cd. Absolutely.

Author:	Anonymous [ Tue Oct 25, 2005 11:39 am ]
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Dago wrote: There is only one thing i like about Slipknot and that is the mask design. that and most of IOWA for me. but 'I Am Hated' is so horrible it isn't funny.....

Author:	Dago [ Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:05 pm ]
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Well, when i was not into the metal scene i listened to Slipknot and kind of liked them.. I liked their first release the best-

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Author:	Anonymous [ Tue Oct 25, 2005 12:10 pm ]
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Dago wrote: Well, when i was not into the metal scene i listened to Slipknot and kind of liked them.. I liked their first release the best- urgh. Really? Well even when i thought that the whole nu-metal deal was ''cool'', (which wasn't too long ago, start of last year actually) and bands like Dark Tranquility were 'too heavy' and Iron Maiden 'too pussy', i still found this to be an awful cd. They tried too hard to be extreme and still fit in the mainstream. I wonder how much cred they'd have if they pursued a more aggressive sound, like their former bands Body Pit and Anal Blast, which were supposed to be straight-up death metal. Do you think they could have got any underground credibility?

Author:	Lokist [ Wed Oct 26, 2005 6:20 am ]
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All the bands metioned in this thread suck.

Author:	Fingon [ Wed Oct 26, 2005 2:36 pm ]
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Lokist wrote: All the bands metioned in this thread suck.

Author:	Metalhead_Bastard [ Wed Oct 26, 2005 3:48 pm ]
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Fingon wrote: Lokist wrote: All the bands metioned in this thread suck. :roll: IRON MAIDEN Dark Tranquility Lamb of God So no, they dont all suck.

Author:	Dead Machine [ Thu Oct 27, 2005 1:16 am ]
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Ozzie_Metaller wrote: Dago wrote: Well, when i was not into the metal scene i listened to Slipknot and kind of liked them.. I liked their first release the best- urgh. Really? Well even when i thought that the whole nu-metal deal was ''cool'', (which wasn't too long ago, start of last year actually) and bands like Dark Tranquility were 'too heavy' and Iron Maiden 'too pussy', i still found this to be an awful cd. They tried too hard to be extreme and still fit in the mainstream. I wonder how much cred they'd have if they pursued a more aggressive sound, like their former bands Body Pit and Anal Blast, which were supposed to be straight-up death metal. Do you think they could have got any underground credibility? Do I need to say anything, or does the namedropping MA Knowledge speak for itself? Anyway, get the damn CD already, Legacy. Now.