Heavy Stuff

Ever compare these?

The Helmet song was first, for the record.

 
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I like Pantera a lot, but they really are Exhorder with more talent and better songwriting.

 
I know I sould like a broken record but I highly recommend Between the Buried and Me's albums Alaska, Colors, and The Great Misdirect to any fans of heavy music. One of their guitarist, Dustie Waring, just recently got his own limited edition PRS signature model. http://www.prsguitars.com/dustiewaring/

 
Want to keep this bumped because I am digging the hell out of all of this stuff!

Unfun, I loved the BTBAM's covers album.

 
I remember when blind came out a friend of mine bought it and we were driving around in his car listening to it. That song that sounds like a cassette being eaten came on and we almost went off the road jumping for the eject button. I still laugh when I hear that one today.

 
Then there's MDM (melodic Death metal)

Heard these guy on satellite radio one Saturday. Pulled over, downloaded it and harrassed everyone the rest of the day with the windows down and stereo cranked. lol

 
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Mastodon did a great parody of the courtesy reminders they run at theaters in the style of Mercyful Fate/King Diamond.

 
LucSulla, on 23 Feb 2015 - 03:00 AM, said:LucSulla, on 23 Feb 2015 - 03:00 AM, said:LucSulla, on 23 Feb 2015 - 03:00 AM, said:
Forgot these guys:

 
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Ah man, where did you see Mustasch? I'd love to catch a show from them, but I don't think they are ever in the States.

Seis-y-Siete - They were big Tony Iommi and Freddie Mercury fans and named themselves that on a bit of a lark when they got together in the late 90s. Unfortunately for them, hipster irony was just around the corner. I didn't give them a chance for years because I thought they were a hipster indie rock band.

 
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