Золотой фонд техно-дэта, Technical Death Metal (the gold of) |
Золотой фонд техно-дэта, Technical Death Metal (the gold of) |
Jan 13 2011, 21:30:56
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#391
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Group: Металариец |
Saprophyt, (IMG:style_emoticons/default/normal_Homerdisgust3.png) большинство перечисленных тобою альбомов уже в фонде, куда ты смотришь?
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Jan 14 2011, 05:49:39
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#392
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Group: Металариец |
Hello there, folks. Just a food for thought: I think that for a band to qualify for the "zolotoi fond", they should AT LEAST HAVE 3 FULL-LENGTH ALBUMS BELONGING TO THE TECHNICAL DEATH METAL GENRE OF A FAIRLY HIGH QUALITY. This means that if a band have 3 full-length albums, but two are direct standard death metal, and only one is technical death metal, then this band can not qualify for the "zolotoi fond"; maybe we can open a "serebriannui fond" for those other bands. If this is the major criterion, then CYNIC can not qualify for the "fond", with only one album dedicated to the genre. Neither can NECROPHAGIST, with two albums only separated by whole 6 years. For example, SERDCE (Belarus) can not be placed there, either: their debut is progressive power/thrash metal, unlike the next two which are technical/progressive death metal. So, based on the AT LEAST 3 FULL-LENGTH TECHNICAL DEATH METAL ALBUM criterion, here is my top ten list: 1. Death 2. Atheist 3. Pestilence 4. Gorguts 5. Theory in Practice 6. Sceptic 7. Suffocation 8. Decapitated 9. Hieronymus Bosch 10. Sadist Other bands, which fulfill the above criterion, and can be considered for the "zolotoi fond", are: Martyr Cryptopsy Decrepit Birth Psycroptic Cephalic Carnage Scenery (Czech) Beheaded Zombie (Russia) Coram Lethe (Italy) Gory Blister (Italy) Gorod (France) Trepalium (France) Infernal Poetry (Italy) Neglected Fields (Latvia) Sieged Mind (Russia) Never (Poland) Phantasmagory (Ukraine) Horfixion (Canada) - although this act is more thrash metal-based Coprofago (Chile) Lifeless (Luxembourg) Depths of Depravity (Hungary) Stigmatized (Germany) I apologize if I had missed some. Cheers. |
Jan 14 2011, 07:09:46
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#393
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Group: Металариец |
Hey, guys, I know I had missed some; and a great one at that: Quo Vadis (Can), and Anata. Both could go straight into the top ten. Sorry about that. |
Jan 14 2011, 08:48:47
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#394
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Group: Металариец |
Thank you, metala, for your interesting opinion.
However, my first idea was to make the list of the best techno-death albums, not bands. There're several great bands, who recorded only one or two perfect albums (or even only demo-recordings), for instance Pitbulls In The Nursery or Continuo Renacer. But these albums are actualy the best records in a whole genre, and people must listen to them in any case, do you agree with me? On the other hand, you proposal about 3 FULL-LENGTH TECHNICAL DEATH METAL ALBUMS from one band can also go to holywars in discussion three times more often. Because, to my mind, Martyr has exactly three albums, but you think they don't (IMG:style_emoticons/default/13.gif) |
Jan 14 2011, 08:57:50
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#395
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Group: Металариец |
Thank you, metala, for your interesting opinion. However, my first idea was to make the list of the best techno-death albums, not bands. There're several great bands, who recorded only one or two perfect albums (or even only demo-recordings), for instance Pitbulls In The Nursery or Continuo Renacer. But these albums are actualy the best records in a whole genre, and people must listen to them in any case, do you agree with me? On the other hand, you proposal about 3 FULL-LENGTH TECHNICAL DEATH METAL ALBUMS from one band can also go to holywars in discussion three times more often. Because, to my mind, Martyr has exactly three albums, but you think they don't (IMG:style_emoticons/default/13.gif) Oh, sorry, but I think you have misunderstood me. The bands below the top ten, the other suggestions which I have listed, all of them do have 3 full-legth albums. They all do fulfill the criterion; Martyr are one of them. This list does not contain bands with less than 3 albums, and includes those who have exactly 3 albums, too. Maybe I should have made myself more clear, I see your point. Yes, I totally agree that there are quite a bunch of bands who have only left one album as a legacy to the world, and many of them could be considered the peak of the whole technical death metal movement. I am compiling a list of those albums at the moment. Will be out in a moment. |
Jan 14 2011, 09:30:10
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#396
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Group: Металариец |
ONE-ALBUM WONDERS This is a list of acts who have only released one solitary album, before disappearing without (or with just a little) trace. Almost each of those releases could be topping an eternal top ten of any fan. So here it is: Droys (France) "And If..." (1998) (this is quite thrashy at times as well, but is a masterpiece on all counts) Experiment Fear (USA) "Assuming the Godform" (1995) Absorbed (Spain) "Reverie" (1999) An Infinite Dream Sequence (Sweden) "The Series of Reveries Subsides" (2010) (yes, the guys have already split-up; shortly after this album's release) Catharsis (Poland) "Bitter Disdain" (1995) Crutch (USA) "...Hope Prevails" (2001) (they changed their name to Aletheian, where the style is quite similar, being great technical/progressive death metal) Vuvr (Czech) "Pilgrimage" (2001) Disincarnate (USA) "Dreams of the Carrion Kind" (1993) Demilich (Finland) "Nespithe" (1993) Taine (Romania) "Cealata Parte" (1999) Saunter (Brazil) "The Darkest Voice of the Soul" (2004) Dominion (Sweden) "Born God and Aware" (2006) Vortex (Japan) "Colours Out From the Emptiness" (2001) Strangulation (Brazil) "Between Nothing and Eternity" (1995) Crypt of Kerberos (Sweden) "World of Myths" (1993) Crystal Age (Sweden) "Far Beyond Divine Horizons" (1995) Dark Wing (Thailand) "Xenoginesis" (2005) Vivid X (Russia) "V.Xtremal Progress" (2004) Shadowseeds (Sweden) "Dream of Lilith" (1995) Deflected Sense (Ukraine) "Commentaries at the Edge of the Abyss" (1999) Rest in Pain (Russia) "Leprosy of Subconscious" (2006) Eterna Nocturna (USA" "Solstice of the Arc" (2008) (this is an EP, but is awesome!) Dissonance (Slovakia) "Look to Forget" (1994) Ingenium (Poland) "2nd Sun in the Eclipse" (2007) Kaothic (Spain) "Order to Chaos" (2005) Some of these bands are still active, according to metal archives, but the majority are no more. Feel free to add more one-album wonders to the list. Cheers. |
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Jan 14 2011, 11:32:08
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#397
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Jan 14 2011, 12:23:50
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#398
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Group: Металариец |
Спасибо за наводку. Черкнул бы пару строк в теме с ссылкой, что там внутри нас ожидает - люди были бы тебе благодарны вдвойне (IMG:style_emoticons/default/smile3.gif) |
Jan 14 2011, 12:31:39
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#399
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Group: V.I.P |
у гностиков очень хороший альбом, но ничего откровенного или ахового там нет
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Jan 14 2011, 12:50:02
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Group: Металариец |
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Jan 14 2011, 13:58:31
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#401
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Group: Металариец |
Well, Apoplexy have two albums; don't forget "Monarchy of Damned" (1999) But that left aside, "Tears of the Unborn" is a great album, there's no doubt about that |
Jan 14 2011, 14:53:28
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Group: Металариец |
у гностиков очень хороший альбом, но ничего откровенного или ахового там нет Well, with Atheist back in business, I think that Gnostic may as well remain with this only album. If Atheist's career takes off (and, judging by the great "Jupiter", it definitely will), I totally see Gnostic as just a side-project for Steve Flynn and the others. |
Jan 14 2011, 15:12:56
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Group: Металариец |
On the other hand, we have bands with a steady lasting career in the death/black/thrash metal genre, releasing the occasional technical death metal album, but all of those seem to be of a pretty high quality: Cadaver "...In Pains" (1992) Sentenced "North from Here" (1993) (this amazing album... the European answer to "Piece of Time") Loudblast "Sublime Dementia" (1993) Infernal Majesty "Unholier Than Thou" (1998) Darkthrone "Soulside Journey" (1991) Hexx "Morbid Reality" (1991) Moshquito "Behind the Mask" (2008) (this one is more thrash-fixated maybe, but is brilliant) Cenotaph (Mexico) "Riding Our Black Oceans" (1994) I am hesitating about the following albums, whether they can be placed here as well; you can give your opinions about them: Messiah "Rotten Perish" (1991) Immolation "Close to a World Below" (2000) |
Jan 14 2011, 15:47:36
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#404
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Group: Металариец |
Благодаря умно сделанной шапке открыл для себя прекрасную группу Скептик. Спасибо!
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Jan 14 2011, 18:08:38
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#405
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Group: Металариец |
On the other hand, we have bands with a steady lasting career in the death/black/thrash metal genre, releasing the occasional technical death metal album, but all of those seem to be of a pretty high quality: Cadaver "...In Pains" (1992) Sentenced "North from Here" (1993) (this amazing album... the European answer to "Piece of Time") Loudblast "Sublime Dementia" (1993) Infernal Majesty "Unholier Than Thou" (1998) Darkthrone "Soulside Journey" (1991) Hexx "Morbid Reality" (1991) Moshquito "Behind the Mask" (2008) (this one is more thrash-fixated maybe, but is brilliant) Cenotaph (Mexico) "Riding Our Black Oceans" (1994) I am hesitating about the following albums, whether they can be placed here as well; you can give your opinions about them: Messiah "Rotten Perish" (1991) Immolation "Close to a World Below" (2000) Two more albums can be added to this list: Living Sacrifice "Nonexistent (1992) Decision D (Holland) "Razon de la Muerte" (1992) |
Jan 14 2011, 19:10:10
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Group: Металариец |
Послушал циников - вообще не вставило, фьюжн это не моё)
И я вот не знаю, как их так смело все кидают в топ. Всё же с дезом у меня после прослушивания всех альбомов (включая демки) ассоциаций не осталось. Если уж речь шла о том, что бы сделать фонд для тех, кто хочет ознакомится с техно-дэзом и с чего ему начать, то, если бы я начал слушать техно-дэз с Цинико, то имхо никогда бы не вернулся больше к этому стилю... но это лишь моё имхо) |
Jan 15 2011, 02:02:59
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#407
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Group: Подсевший |
Язва,
спасибо за реализацию идеи с фондом (IMG:style_emoticons/default/9.gif) редко бывает что все самые сладости жанра тебе на блюде подают подобным списком... я в технические запилы влюбился послушав Decrepit Birth - Diminishing Between Worlds и Polarity которых к сожалению нет в фонде. считаю им там тоже место как и Suffocation'овскому Despise the sun) |
Jan 15 2011, 10:27:51
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Group: Металариец |
Cadaver "...In Pains" (1992)
Darkthrone "Soulside Journey" (1991) Cenotaph (Mexico) "Riding Our Black Oceans" (1994) There`s nothing technical here but old-school death |
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Jan 15 2011, 11:11:03
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#409
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Group: Металариец |
Золотой - не золотой, а для банальной эрудиции ознакомиться стоит... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif)
Deathbringer - Homo Divisus (2007) |
Jan 15 2011, 12:57:33
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Group: Металариец |
Cadaver "...In Pains" (1992) Darkthrone "Soulside Journey" (1991) Cenotaph (Mexico) "Riding Our Black Oceans" (1994) There`s nothing technical here but old-school death Well, I have to admit that "Soulside Journey" and "Riding Our Black Oceans" are not exactly technical per se, but, man, "...In Pains" is one of the finest progressive/technical death metal albums ever made. Come on. |
Jan 15 2011, 17:00:34
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Banned till Apr 5 2024, 05:37:22 |
Ну, Соулсайд весьма нестандартно для просто дэт-метала сыгран, этого не отнять. Но всё равно мимо.
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Jan 16 2011, 16:11:32
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#412
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Group: Металариец |
vosmidesijatye, hat, (IMG:style_emoticons/default/9.gif) (IMG:style_emoticons/default/9.gif)
А раз уж тут ценятся старые альбомы, то недоумеваю как тут нету Crystal Age - Far Beyond Divine Horizons (1995) Послушал несколько раз этот альбом. Круто, конечно, для того времени даже очень, но золотой фонд техно-дэта? хм.. (IMG:style_emoticons/default/13.gif) не уверен... с Afflicted - Prodigal Sun (1992) кстати такая же картина, на мой взгляд.. пусть они пока вне побудут, ладно? |
Jan 18 2011, 07:46:16
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#413
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Group: Металариец |
Добавил Karnak (IMG:style_emoticons/default/look.gif)
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Jan 19 2011, 02:08:51
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#414
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Group: Металариец |
Guys, check out the new addition Funeral Speech, another fine technical death metal entry from Russia. The album is titled "E Tenebris", released in 2010: excellent dynamic music with touches of later-period Death and Sceptic. |
Jan 19 2011, 03:44:08
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#415
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Group: Металариец |
Ну Afflicted - Prodigal Sun, вообще один из первых техно-дэт альбомов, в шапке лучше ему быть. У него просто звук плохой. А вот Crystal Age действительно более олд скул - мелодик, чем техно.
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Jan 25 2011, 17:09:40
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#416
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Group: Металариец |
Karnak - Melodies Of Sperm Composed (2002) для кучи
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Jan 30 2011, 18:24:39
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Group: Металариец |
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Jan 30 2011, 18:27:30
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#418
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Group: V.I.P |
на любителя, как и аффликтед( (IMG:style_emoticons/default/1488.gif) который я просто обожаю с 93 года) а вот к сеансу охладел со временем |
Feb 3 2011, 06:25:23
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#419
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Group: Металариец |
Well, I'm not too sure about this one. It sounds like more standard Floridian death metal; there's not much technicality present, except for a few Morbid Angel-esque hooks. |
Feb 3 2011, 06:52:17
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#420
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Group: Металариец |
Well, I'm not too sure about this one. It sounds like more standard Floridian death metal; there's not much technicality present, except for a few Morbid Angel-esque hooks. Yes, yes... (IMG:style_emoticons/default/crazy.gif) |
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