Calling all headbangers-Need help completing a playlist project.

[ZBirdV8]

You might dig this:

I like this but the production on it is a buzzkill.

 

[ZBirdV8]

Panopticon's "Kentucky" is, IMO, essential modern black metal:

Not feeling this, but it did remind me that I need Woods of Ypres on here.

 

[lucas303]

This band is by no means a household name, and yes this is a 17 minute song, but I think they're incredible and they represent what prog metal should be:

 

[lucas303]

Not feeling this, but it did remind me that I need Woods of Ypres on here.

How about some Falls of Rauros?

 

[ZBirdV8]

I love this sort of thing, but I also think it's funny that it's been described as "Vest Metal:"

Consider me inVESTed.

 

[lucas303]

Ditch the Pantera and get yourself some Sepultura!

 

[ZBirdV8]

Ditch the Pantera and get yourself some Sepultura!

Why not both?
And do we do Refuse Resist? Territory? Dead Embryonic Cells?

 

[Slough Feg Bass]

Skelator from Seattle:

 

[lucas303]

Why not both?
And do we do Refuse Resist? Territory? Dead Embryonic Cells?

I figured something from Chaos AD because it's the move to "groove metal," so you get that represented in your playlist. Dead Embryonic Cells is certainly a good song, though.

 

[Slough Feg Bass]

Brocas Helm from San Francisco, 80's - today:

 

[ZBirdV8]

I figured something from Chaos AD because it's the move to "groove metal," so you get that represented in your playlist. Dead Embryonic Cells is certainly a good song, though.

Good call.

 

[lucas303]

Brocas Helm from San Francisco, 80's - today:

Good call! In roughly the same vein, maybe some Cirith Ungol too.

 

[Slough Feg Bass]

Hell yeah some Cirith Ungol !!

 

[ZBirdV8]

Skelator from Seattle:

I think this goes on a diferent list I will be making, btw are you the bassist for the Lord Weird Slough Feg? I love the final gambit.

 

[ZBirdV8]

Brocas Helm from San Francisco, 80's - today:

Cry of the Banshee is the track I'm going with. This was straight up one I missed.

 

[lucas303]

I'm not particularly a fan of Emperor, but in terms of historical significance something from Nightside Eclipse is at least worth considering.

Burzum is also worth considering, and not just because I like his music but it's also of historical significance:

 

[lucas303]

Representing what metalcore should've been:

 

[ZBirdV8]

I'm not particularly a fan of Emperor, but in terms of historical significance something from Nightside Eclipse is at least worth considering.

Burzum is also worth considering, and not just because I like his music but it's also of historical significance:

I got Immortal and Mayhem on there. I thought I had War on there too.

 

[Slough Feg Bass]

btw are you the bassist for the Lord Weird Slough Feg? I love the final gambit.

Yes indeed. Thanks!
We put out a new record last year, but no touring this year.

 

[lucas303]

I got Immortal and Mayhem on there. I thought I had War on there too.

Definitely not going to argue with you because it's your playlist, but Burzum is in a category all its own. That said, party on. [Edit: Nevermind...I missed War.]

Also, gotta throw at least one AxCx "song" on there for the lulz.