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Author:  The Clayman Cometh [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:14 am ]
Post subject:  mish why the bodom bashing

in anothe post you said that "and than youll get into metal" and start hating bodom why did you say this, what have you got aginst bodom?

Author:  Anonymous [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:18 am ]
Post subject:  Re: mish why the bodom bashing

The Clayman Cometh wrote:
in anothe post you said that "and than youll get into metal" and start hating bodom why did you say this, what have you got aginst bodom?


Bodom are now another "entry" band for posers.


I still like them, they just are in the process of selling out, IMO.

Author:  Radagast [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:43 am ]
Post subject:  Re: mish why the bodom bashing

Husker wrote:
The Clayman Cometh wrote:
in anothe post you said that "and than youll get into metal" and start hating bodom why did you say this, what have you got aginst bodom?


Bodom are now another "entry" band for posers.


I still like them, they just are in the process of selling out, IMO.

This is true of course, but Misha was bashing theri entire catalogue.

They're not proper music, you see.

Author:  Anonymous [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 12:46 am ]
Post subject:  Re: mish why the bodom bashing

Radagast wrote:
Husker wrote:
The Clayman Cometh wrote:
in anothe post you said that "and than youll get into metal" and start hating bodom why did you say this, what have you got aginst bodom?


Bodom are now another "entry" band for posers.


I still like them, they just are in the process of selling out, IMO.

This is true of course, but Misha was bashing theri entire catalogue.

They're not proper music, you see.


Ah, well, I definitley don't agree with that.

Author:  noodles [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 1:03 am ]
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I don't see whats so special about them... its like metal elevator music, not good, not bad, just there.

Author:  Emmerder [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 1:05 am ]
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It's because too many people like them.




Oh snap, I went there.

That's actually not true but it's often easy to accuse real "tr00" people of such things. Personally, I love their first two albums, but I'm a sucker for power/speed stuff, and I don't mind keyboard leads like a lot of people do. If their new stuff doesn't bore the hell out of you like it does me, you should get a kick out of Hatebreeder. And skip Follow the Reaper, that one sucks for the most part, they just took what they did on Hatebreeder, cut it up, and pasted it together formulaically (that a word?).

Don't take criticism too hard, just take it as suggestions.

Author:  Eyesore [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 1:25 am ]
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They've never been all that amazing and they haven't changed a whole lot. They've gotten more popular, thus perception has changed. Either way they're not good enough to generate arguments like this.

Now cut the shit, Zad.

Author:  Ness [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 1:32 am ]
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I liked them when I was first getting into metal. Actually, they were one of the bands that got me into harsh vocals (In Flames was the other). Now, I need to be in the right mood to hear them, except Hatebreeder.

Author:  noodles [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:01 am ]
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I listened to Hatecrew Deathroll and Follow the Reaper a lot for like a week, then got bored. Never really understood why some people respected hatebreeder.

Author:  Ness [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:02 am ]
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noodles wrote:
I listened to Hatecrew Deathroll and Follow the Reaper a lot for like a week, then got bored. Never really understood why some people respected hatebreeder.


It's a power metal thing my friend.

Author:  Dead Machine [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 4:05 am ]
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Eyesore, that's crazy. They DID change quite a bit from Hatebreeder going into Follow The Reaper. The music was slowed down, not nearly as insane, and much easier to follow. In a word, simpler.

Then from there, they dropped a lot of the keyboards to focus more on the riffing in Hatecrew Deathroll, and made a metal record that rocked a bit more than it slashed throats open. Alexi's vocals also became clearer.

Are You Dead Yet? is just a continuation of this theme of constantly watering down.

They haven't changed like Metallica did from Reload to St. Anger, but they certainly have changed.

Author:  Eyesore [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:01 am ]
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Dead Machine wrote:
Eyesore, that's crazy. They DID change quite a bit from Hatebreeder going into Follow The Reaper. The music was slowed down, not nearly as insane, and much easier to follow. In a word, simpler.

Then from there, they dropped a lot of the keyboards to focus more on the riffing in Hatecrew Deathroll, and made a metal record that rocked a bit more than it slashed throats open. Alexi's vocals also became clearer.

Are You Dead Yet? is just a continuation of this theme of constantly watering down.

They haven't changed like Metallica did from Reload to St. Anger, but they certainly have changed.

Of course they've changed, but I just don't think they've changed a ton.

Author:  Carnifex Umbris [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:05 am ]
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Eyesore wrote:
Dead Machine wrote:
Eyesore, that's crazy. They DID change quite a bit from Hatebreeder going into Follow The Reaper. The music was slowed down, not nearly as insane, and much easier to follow. In a word, simpler.

Then from there, they dropped a lot of the keyboards to focus more on the riffing in Hatecrew Deathroll, and made a metal record that rocked a bit more than it slashed throats open. Alexi's vocals also became clearer.

Are You Dead Yet? is just a continuation of this theme of constantly watering down.

They haven't changed like Metallica did from Reload to St. Anger, but they certainly have changed.

Of course they've changed, but I just don't think they've changed a ton.

Something Wild to Are You Dead Yet? is quite a leap.

Author:  Anonymous [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 5:07 am ]
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metalNESS wrote:
Now, I need to be in the right mood to hear them.


Me too, but I never regret it. :)

Author:  Eyesore [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 6:24 am ]
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Carnifex Umbris wrote:
Eyesore wrote:
Dead Machine wrote:
Eyesore, that's crazy. They DID change quite a bit from Hatebreeder going into Follow The Reaper. The music was slowed down, not nearly as insane, and much easier to follow. In a word, simpler.

Then from there, they dropped a lot of the keyboards to focus more on the riffing in Hatecrew Deathroll, and made a metal record that rocked a bit more than it slashed throats open. Alexi's vocals also became clearer.

Are You Dead Yet? is just a continuation of this theme of constantly watering down.

They haven't changed like Metallica did from Reload to St. Anger, but they certainly have changed.

Of course they've changed, but I just don't think they've changed a ton.

Something Wild to Are You Dead Yet? is quite a leap.

You think? Maybe I have to listen again? They're not even close to a favorite so I could be talking out of my pimply ass.

Author:  crast [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 8:38 am ]
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I think Something Wild is pretty cool, and some tracks from ther other CDs are quite decent too. My problem with CoB are the vocals. I can't stand his whiny vocals for more than a few tracks. So, in small amounts CoB can be entertaining to drink beer too, otherwise, I try to stay away, :)

.:crast:.

Author:  Radagast [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 9:23 am ]
Post subject:  Re: mish why the bodom bashing

Husker wrote:
Radagast wrote:
Husker wrote:
The Clayman Cometh wrote:
in anothe post you said that "and than youll get into metal" and start hating bodom why did you say this, what have you got aginst bodom?


Bodom are now another "entry" band for posers.


I still like them, they just are in the process of selling out, IMO.

This is true of course, but Misha was bashing their entire catalogue.

They're not proper music, you see.


Ah, well, I definitley don't agree with that.


Nor do I, if there was any confusion.

Author:  Misha [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 2:28 pm ]
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Actually, Bodom is not that bad, but it does suck!! The first albums were listenable, but I'm too trve to admit that. I liked them a lot at one point, but I'm not going to tell you. I think they are overrated immensely, and also because their later albums are crap, they've created a backlash to their older albums, which suddenly suck now. This post is incoherant. Bodom is a lame excuse for music, far too high a catch factor. Listen to Burzum, thank you.

Author:  Radagast [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 2:33 pm ]
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Misha wrote:
because their later albums are crap, they've created a backlash to their older albums, which suddenly suck now.

Crap.

Author:  Misha [ Tue Feb 28, 2006 2:40 pm ]
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Radagast wrote:
Misha wrote:
because their later albums are crap, they've created a backlash to their older albums, which suddenly suck now.

Crap.

Duh! :lol:

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