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Old 07-26-2012, 09:10 AM   #871 (permalink)
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they were bloody huge there in the 70s, almost as big as Sabbath
Really? That big? Cause like I said, if I asked one hundred people in America who Budgie were, a hundred and one of them wouldn't know who they were.
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Old 07-26-2012, 09:38 AM   #872 (permalink)
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Budgie weren't huge anywhere at any time. They're a band that completely missed out on commercial success. They're only known by music enthusiasts etc.,
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Old 07-26-2012, 09:40 AM   #873 (permalink)
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Budgie weren't huge anywhere at any time. They're a band that completely missed out on commercial success. They're only known by music enthusiasts etc.,
i dunno, all the people in my circle in the Rock Club (university social group) were completely enthralled by them, so i assumed they musta been huge

every single metalhead I knew there own at least one Budgie T-shirt
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Old 07-26-2012, 10:09 AM   #874 (permalink)
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i dunno, all the people in my circle in the Rock Club (university social group) were completely enthralled by them, so i assumed they musta been huge

every single metalhead I knew there own at least one Budgie T-shirt
You're talking about dedicated metalheads here rather than more casual listeners. They were just big within tight metal circles and not on a universal scale like Sabbath.
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Old 07-26-2012, 10:38 PM   #875 (permalink)
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I've been listening to The Wretched End. A Black metal band formed by
Samoth of Emporer.
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Old 07-27-2012, 04:33 AM   #876 (permalink)
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You're talking about dedicated metalheads here rather than more casual listeners. They were just big within tight metal circles and not on a universal scale like Sabbath.
That's right, those early classic Budgie records could only be had as imports in the USA.



Ripping Corpse had that ability to sound chaotic and loose, yet were extremely tight and precise. There's a recurring riff that ties this perfectly together. This was their one-off.
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Old 07-27-2012, 09:37 AM   #877 (permalink)
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you're really getting into it

wanna be my "Metal Baby"?

(had one in the UK but she was into Budgie, Slayer and Anthrax - the popular stuff, not tr00 kvlt)
I *am* getting into it, but I cannot be a "Metal Baby" because I don't know enough about the genre yet to qualify. I'm still just a Metal Fetus.

I like Slayer's cover of "In A Gadda da Vida," but that's their only song I recall. I've *heard* of Budgie, but I thought Budgie was a pop group. I didn't expect a metal band to be named after a parakeet. And I've never even listened to Anthrax.

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I liked The Wretched End's song "Death by Nature," especially the drumming.

The video has great time-lapse scenes of animals decaying and being ingested by maggots. Nicely disturbing. I've always loved those.

My only complaint is the ol' tired hair-swinging at the start of the video. When long-haired metal bands swing their hair, it always appears contrived and unoriginal to me. What is the point of looking and sounding like any other band? I can't understand the conformity within the metal genre that I thought was supposed to be about rebellion.


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Another example of the hair-swinging, this time by Behemoth, singing a forgettable song:


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last heard was Bolt Thrower's "The IVth Crusade"

which is an undeniably solid death metal album
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Old 07-27-2012, 11:28 PM   #879 (permalink)
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See You Next Tuesday (C.U.N.T.) - "Begin"

Sweet meets heavy in this short progressive metal song, which is remarkably different than ****'s earlier deathcore music.

I like that "Begin" spans several genres, but I wish the guitar music were murkier and less precise. I also find that I miss the sound of vocals...and my *favorite* vocals so far are in Behemoth's "Day of Suffering" (Morbid Angel Cover) that I posted earlier. I like it when a singer sounds kind of like he's puking his guts out.


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Old 07-27-2012, 11:33 PM   #880 (permalink)
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last heard was Bolt Thrower's "The IVth Crusade"

which is an undeniably solid death metal album
My favorite by them. Just such a crushing, mid paced masterpiece. One of the "slower" Death Metal bands who just ruled.

I do not know if these guys will appeal to you at all, but I love them as well for the mid paced, doomy style they bring...


Their first album "The Dying Truth" did little for me, but I found the follow up "A Descent into Hell" to be a decent album. Seems like many find them kinda boring, and yeah.. the vocals are just alright.... but I like the doomy riffing... while they will not be associated with the scene like say Autopsy, Asphyx, or even Winter..... they hold a place for me still.
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