BastardofYoung

you tell me to nominate them and now you are turning back. fooker.

listen to them and vote dammit.

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last.fm

‎"I hope that someday we will be able to put away our fears and prejudices and just laugh at people." - Jack Handey.

The Batlord

*sigh* If it will make you happy, yon peasant.

*turns off Necrovore, turns on Brutality*

Don't say I never did anything for you.

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The Batlord

I think I gotta go with Brutality. They have a well developed sound that holds up against even most modern death metal bands. Their vocalist is brutal without having to resort to being entirely indecipherable. But I think the main reason I like them I'm not really too sure of yet. They just kind of have this cool, dynamic atmosphere about them that's hard to put my finger on. It's just kind of an understated malevolence.

Brutality - 1
Massacre - 0
Resurrection - 0

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Unknown Soldier

The Massacre album is one of those solid death metal albums with good vocals and decent songs but I didn`t think it was anything special. I thought the Resurrection album more enjoyable of the two and especially liked the Vincent Price inspired spoken intros to most of the songs, but I`m guessing others may see that as kind of cheesy. The Brutality album though, just sticks out a mile from the quality of its singing, songs and instrumentation and its a genre classic.

Brutality 2
Massacre 0
Resurrection 0

Howard the Duck

i need to go to Court for a while

will give them a tinker after I've finished

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Howard the Duck

Brutality:-

i quite like the diversity, although i wished they picked up on the "symphonic" angle with the synths, and the instrumental "Spirit World" is lush, but as a death metal album, it never really rises above "above average"

Massacre:-

this is more like it - too fast too furious, they wear their Slayer influences on their sleeves, and the vocals are fantastic, mine comes with the Inhuman Condition EP, which is equally as good - metalgasm

Resurrection:-

the spoken word intros are cheesy, but i like a band with a sense of humour, unfortunately, the guitar tone is a bit too "tinny" and detracts from the overall sound, i have a big problem with the miking of the drums as well - it just sounds like a total mess of beats

so:-

Brutality - 2
Massacre - 1
Resurrection - 0

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Unknown Soldier

If you want to vote on this battle try and do so in the next 24hrs, as it will be changed over then. voting stands as follows:

Brutality 2
Massacre 1
Resurrection 0

The Batlord

Wait a minute. Didn't BastardofYoung bitch at me for almost not voting, and here he is, not voting ON HIS OWN battle? Bastard.

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BastardofYoung

I have been working so much I have not even refreshed my mind of these albums.

I like to relisten to the albums before I vote, just to refresh... but have not been able to.

But I think from memory I have to go with "From Beyond"... Massacre was amazing, the album with the Inhuman Condition EP is an official discography, wish they made more. But great tone, plus the guitar work of one mr. Rick Rozz... who is a key figure in the style.

Brutality is also great to me, I added Resurrection knowing they wouldn't get any votes and it would be a battle betweem Brutality and Massacre.

But I will cast my vote to Massacre on this one.

Massacre - 2
Brutality - 2
Resurrection - 0


come on, somebody break the tie !

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last.fm

‎"I hope that someday we will be able to put away our fears and prejudices and just laugh at people." - Jack Handey.

The Batlord

Massacre was pretty awesome, and the guitar tone was just sick, but I couldn't help but think of Death the whole time I was listening to them.

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