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Loop wrote:

_ej_ wrote:A lot of the time I get giddy at the hyper tech stuff. AaL makes me grin like an idiot.

Yeah, you're kinda describing the same feels I get.


Like, the first time I heard Strapping Young Lad, I just laughed really hard. That meant that I loved it.


Admission: Periphery did the same thing. So did Dimmu Borgir, Kadinja, Sikth, and Limp Bizkit.

Periphery does it for me too.

Grey Haven has been getting me lately.

Loop wrote:

_ej_ wrote:A lot of the time I get giddy at the hyper tech stuff. AaL makes me grin like an idiot.

Yeah, you're kinda describing the same feels I get.


Like, the first time I heard Strapping Young Lad, I just laughed really hard. That meant that I loved it.


Admission: Periphery did the same thing. So did Dimmu Borgir, Kadinja, Sikth, and Limp Bizkit.

I remember hearing "Detox" on a Century Media sampler back when it came out. like 98? I sh!t my pants immediately. I ordered City and I was history. Just the best blend of chaos, catchiness and mechanical heaviness that I could not resist. Like Fear Factory with vocals that were good. Plus Gene Hoglan. I love some solo and various DT projects but that first listen to City at full blast is indescribable for me. Mind blown to an infinite degree.

City is god level shit


All hail the new flesh

Devin wrote:City is god level shit


All hail the new flesh

Oh yeah! That one and Underneath the Waves immediately caused compulsive head-banging

I can listen to City on constant repeat. That album is so fucking good. AAA is one of my favorites off that one.

Dissecting the Bloodthirsty Bliss of Death Metal

some 'scientific' input on the issue........