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What is your favorite song when lifting?

"A day will come when the dead will rise up from the earth. And all will witness the reversal of decrepit birth". Love it lol. @BBC3 I will admit his high scream is unique to say the least lol.
 
Alright guys whether or not you give a shit about heavy music or not I want everybody to check this video out. This is by far one of the heaviest bands I've ever listened to and the music video is hilarious. It's worth the watch for the music video alone. They're called infant annihilator and they're definitely not Christian lol.

 
BBC3 said:
Wait a minute. I was just thinking how funny it would be to see them singing christian lyrics with that sound. ANd then I forwarded to part where he said something about "Revelations" between songs.../:confused::confused::confused::confused::confused:

So are they satanic, non donomination, or possibly a "Christian Organization"...?

Serious Question...!


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From being a fan for a while now I think they mainly use that angle for the shock value kinda like slayer. I've watched many a interview with the main singer Peter and he doesn't talk about satanism or any religions and doesn't come off as one of the European nutcase satanists. Just a dude who likes putting out good metal. People ask him in interviews why they never changed their sound for 25 years an he always says people listen to vader cause they want to hear straight up death metal without all the technical guitar crap. When people buy a vader CD they want to hear vader music. Most people can't get into all that over the top guitar work and that he really doesn't focus so much on lyrical content as much as using the vocals as another instrument to add to the mood of the song like he said in one interview "how many words do you actually know from your favorite death metal songs?? Hahaha"

I listen to a lot of extreme metal and a lot of it has questionable lyrical content but I am a church going baptist believer in Christ. I like heavy songs with solid fretwork.
 
bigpoppachump said:
From being a fan for a while now I think they mainly use that angle for the shock value kinda like slayer. I've watched many a interview with the main singer Peter and he doesn't talk about satanism or any religions and doesn't come off as one of the European nutcase satanists. Just a dude who likes putting out good metal. People ask him in interviews why they never changed their sound for 25 years an he always says people listen to vader cause they want to hear straight up death metal without all the technical guitar crap. When people buy a vader CD they want to hear vader music. Most people can't get into all that over the top guitar work and that he really doesn't focus so much on lyrical content as much as using the vocals as another instrument to add to the mood of the song like he said in one interview "how many words do you actually know from your favorite death metal songs?? Hahaha"

I listen to a lot of extreme metal and a lot of it has questionable lyrical content but I am a church going baptist believer in Christ. I like heavy songs with solid fretwork.
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If you really like solid fretwork and/or avant garde metal check out
The Faceless - planetary duality
 
Notits said:
If you really like solid fretwork and/or avant garde metal check out
The Faceless - planetary duality
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Ive listened to them a bit here and there but they are the style of death metal that I just can't really get into. It's just too much fretwork they really don't have a groove to them. By solid fretwork I meant that the riffs and drum tracks despite being extreme and heavy it's still something I can groove to. I like some stuff in that vein of music but it's hard to find a whole song that I can listen to multiple times. It's like they have good parts of some songs but then muddy it up trying to do much as if it's not even the same song anymore after 30 seconds, you know what I mean?
 
bigpoppachump said:
Ive listened to them a bit here and there but they are the style of death metal that I just can't really get into. It's just too much fretwork they really don't have a groove to them. By solid fretwork I meant that the riffs and drum tracks despite being extreme and heavy it's still something I can groove to. I like some stuff in that vein of music but it's hard to find a whole song that I can listen to multiple times. It's like they have good parts of some songs but then muddy it up trying to do much as if it's not even the same song anymore after 30 seconds, you know what I mean?
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I sure do. I think it's hard to appreciate it fully unless you are a musician, that's really the only reason i can listen to it and its only in light doses. Meshugah would be good middle ground :)
 
Notits said:
I sure do. I think it's hard to appreciate it fully unless you are a musician, that's really the only reason i can listen to it and its only in light doses. Meshugah would be good middle ground :)
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Im a musician as well and it's one of the reasons I like the genres I do but it seems as though death metal, all them death core, melodic and so on as a whole is just becoming one band after another taking the next step to far,it's starting to become unlistenable to me anyways.
 
I'm also a musician, a little guitar but my main focus is vocals. I wish I could share a little more info about my vocal work but we all know how that goes. *sigh*
 
bigpoppachump said:
Oh yeah but never been a huge fan of Mark Hunters vocals but the band was damn good so it made up for it. Rob Arnold leaving was definitely the nail in the coffin for chimaera and it's probably a good thing they dissolved after one more album.
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I never cared much for his vocal work either which is exactly why I link a song by them featuring Phil Bozeman who's one of my favorites lol. The instrumentals are phenomenal though. Idk if you're familiar with the song or not but Phils part starts right at 2 minutes in.
 
Whoremoans said:
I never cared much for his vocal work either which is exactly why I link a song by them featuring Phil Bozeman who's one of my favorites lol. The instrumentals are phenomenal though. Idk if you're familiar with the song or not but Phils part starts right at 2 minutes in.
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Best part of that whole album!

"The weight of the world can't stop me now for I hold it in the palm of my hand
This universe is my stomping ground"
 
Yea I figured so much - somewhat.

Death metal is somewhat NEW in the extreme it has come to. There is no question they are a lot of strong musicians like all the bands in the 80's. BUT I DONT GET THE VOCALS. Its like they are so hard into expressing their art in the instrument, that they FORGOT someone that could carry a tune, or EVEN DELIVER ENGLISH.. LOL So I am trying to listen to the msg all the time and it pisses me off. It even distracts me from the incredible musical talent. Its like someone is playing a good song, and their is a dog barking in the background.

I found it interesting that WIKI called them "Satanic" or something like that.... :)

bigpoppachump said:
From being a fan for a while now I think they mainly use that angle for the shock value kinda like slayer. I've watched many a interview with the main singer Peter and he doesn't talk about satanism or any religions and doesn't come off as one of the European nutcase satanists. Just a dude who likes putting out good metal. People ask him in interviews why they never changed their sound for 25 years an he always says people listen to vader cause they want to hear straight up death metal without all the technical guitar crap. When people buy a vader CD they want to hear vader music. Most people can't get into all that over the top guitar work and that he really doesn't focus so much on lyrical content as much as using the vocals as another instrument to add to the mood of the song like he said in one interview "how many words do you actually know from your favorite death metal songs?? Hahaha"

I listen to a lot of extreme metal and a lot of it has questionable lyrical content but I am a church going baptist believer in Christ. I like heavy songs with solid fretwork.
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This is another song an album that takes me back. Still to this day some great lifting music!

 
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