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| Might I ask how The Art Of Dying ended up here? I'd say that it's one of the lesser albums by old thrash bands. |
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Written by Void Eater on 09.10.2011 at 04:32
Might I ask how The Art Of Dying ended up here? I'd say that it's one of the lesser albums by old thrash bands.
Simple, because together with Exodus - Tempo Of The Damned it is easily the very best of the previous by old and new thrash bands alike.
Together with Strapping Young Lad - SYL and Meshuggah - Nothing of course. And SYL and Nothing are thrash albums albeit not your normal standard thrash. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 09.10.2011 at 09:56
Simple, because together with Exodus - Tempo Of The Damned it is easily the very best of the previous by old and new thrash bands alike.
Agreed. I think "The Art Of Dying" is an awesome album. Like Tempo, it manages to be slightly modern whilst still retaining everything that made them such a great band in the first place. Which is a very hard thing to achieve. |
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| Hhhhhhh-what the fuck is this? Baroness' Red Album but no Death Is This Communion from High On Fire? Are you out of your mind old man?! |
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| Quite a few surprises here actually. Textures, Baroness, Hollenthon, Agalloch, Nevermore, Gojira - I didn't even know you listened to half of those bands Marcel, let alone liked one of their releases enough to put in a top 50 of the decade list. |
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Written by Doc Godin on 26.11.2011 at 09:19
Hhhhhhh-what the fuck is this? Baroness' Red Album but no Death Is This Communion from High On Fire? Are you out of your mind old man?!
I enjoy High On Fire but none of their albums are top 50 materialfor me. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 26.11.2011 at 13:38
but none of their albums are top 50 materialfor me.
Same goes for Baroness imo.
Anyways... Yesterday I blasted the shit out of Things Viral with my friends while smoking hookah and holy fucking shit... That album still has the same effect on me as the very first time I listened to it. I have to make my review someday. But now I enjoy it in a morbid kind of way while the first time It was sort of batshit terror.
I'm pretty sure I'd go all fanboy with the review though. |
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| Will you ever be doing a 90's equivalent? |
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Written by Amatsu Mikaboshi on 01.05.2012 at 16:45
Will you ever be doing a 90's equivalent?
I am thinking about it. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 01.05.2012 at 18:07
I am thinking about it.
I have both my 50 best of 00's and 90's still in the working process. I wonder if I would ever get it done.  |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 01.05.2012 at 18:18
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 01.05.2012 at 18:07
I am thinking about it.
I have both my 50 best of 00's and 90's still in the working process. I wonder if I would ever get it done.
I am also thinking of one for the Eighties. But both that one and the Nineties are still works in progress. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 01.05.2012 at 18:25
I am also thinking of one for the Eighties. But both that one and the Nineties are still works in progress.
i'll push out a 90's one as well, should be fun... if heavily stacked towards a couple years out of the decade. |
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... Paradox's Collision Course, Absu's Tara, Cautiva's Human and Mekong Delta's Lurking Fear should all be in there. Cause I know you would not put Municipal Waste's Art Of Partying, Skeletonwitch's Beyond The Permafrost and Toxic Holocaust's Evil Never Dies. But The rest, it should be there  lolll apart from that, awesome list Marcel. |
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| I never realized the last decade was that great until I saw this list. |
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Didn't know you liked Meshuggah... interesting.
Also why does everyone prefer Things Viral over Clean Hands Go Foul? In my opinion the latter is far superior |
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I have to be honest: I don't know (the music of) a lot of these albums/bands. But I'm definitely going to check a lot of them out.
On a side note, why don't you have Giving Yourself Away in this list instead of Reason? I can remember you said you liked Reason less, so why is it in this list?  |
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Written by E.Mols86 on 04.12.2012 at 17:36
On a side note, why don't you have Giving Yourself Away in this list instead of Reason? I can remember you said you liked Reason less, so why is it in this list?
Read the description; "2000 - 2009". |
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Written by Alex Lemon on 05.06.2013 at 17:46
Read the description; "2000 - 2009".
Your point being?  Giving Yourself Away is from 2007. |
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| Marcel, not trying to be annoying here, but I also remember you telling me at Dordrecht Doom Day III that you think The Sullen Sulcus is MB's best album! I definitely agree with this, but then why is Dust on this list? |
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Written by E.Mols86 on 05.06.2013 at 18:46
Marcel, not trying to be annoying here, but I also remember you telling me at Dordrecht Doom Day III that you think The Sullen Sulcus is MB's best album! I definitely agree with this, but then why is Dust on this list?
becasue at the time of compiling this list I thought Dust was better, simple 
As for Reason vs Giving Yourself Away I have Always prefered Reason. |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 05.06.2013 at 18:52
becasue at the time of compiling this list I thought Dust was better, simple
As for Reason vs Giving Yourself Away I have Always prefered Reason.
I see, but why not update it then? Although on the other hand I understand not everyone likes to update their lists so often as me.
Weird that I remember you saying Reason is OT's weakest album... not sure when or "where" you said this though. That being said, I think Reason is OT's best album, having heard everything by them now (except for a few EP's). |
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Written by E.Mols86 on 05.06.2013 at 18:42
Your point being? Giving Yourself Away is from 2007.
Oh yeah... I wasn't thinking |
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Written by Alex Lemon on 28.11.2012 at 17:50
Also why does everyone prefer Things Viral over Clean Hands Go Foul? In my opinion the latter is far superior
Because Things Viral is superior. I consider it to have a far better and interesting songwriting, sound and atmosphere. I still like the last one though but it just continues what they already did with Things Viral and Capture & Release.
Also... Everyone? I mostly see reviews bashing it or saying that anything else was better. |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 06.06.2013 at 12:43
Written by Alex Lemon on 28.11.2012 at 17:50
Also why does everyone prefer Things Viral over Clean Hands Go Foul? In my opinion the latter is far superior
Because Things Viral is superior. I consider it to have a far better and interesting songwriting, sound and atmosphere. I still like the last one though but it just continues what they already did with Things Viral and Capture & Release.
Also... Everyone? I mostly see reviews bashing it or saying that anything else was better.
Although Clean Hands Go Foul was released as their latest it was written way before Things Viral |
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Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 06.06.2013 at 13:08
Although Clean Hands Go Foul was released as their latest it was written way before Things Viral
Oh really? I had no idea... I don't own it (yet). Is that information somewhere in the booklet? |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 06.06.2013 at 13:51
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 06.06.2013 at 13:08
Although Clean Hands Go Foul was released as their latest it was written way before Things Viral
Oh really? I had no idea... I don't own it (yet). Is that information somewhere in the booklet?
I think it said so in the booklet. Not sure though, but I do know reading it somehwere. |
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Written by Mr. Doctor on 06.06.2013 at 13:51
Written by Marcel Hubregtse on 06.06.2013 at 13:08
Although Clean Hands Go Foul was released as their latest it was written way before Things Viral
Oh really? I had no idea... I don't own it (yet). Is that information somewhere in the booklet?
just grabbed the booklet and apparently I am mistaken cause it says the material was created in 05-06 & 08.
Then the source I got the information from concerning that Clean Hands was way older material was totally wrong. |
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