Hardcore/Deathcore/Metalc ore/Metal/BlackMetal/DeathMetal/etc, etc, etc

  im not into death metal anymore because i just can't continue to ignore the satanic stuff, i would really like to be able to and for years i was

Job for a Cowboy- The Divine Falsehood(the song is Revelations 14 in the Bible)

Dimmu Borgir- Boadskapeters Ring 2005. you have to use headphones the guitar/backgrounds will put you in a trance

Cradle of Filth- Her ghost in the Fog

Graveworm did a cover of "fear of the dark", epic

everyone out there has covered "enjoy the silence" and "Mad World"  Evergreen Terrence did them both well, they also have a cover of The Offspring "the kids aren't alright" very very very good

I still enjoy some Norma Jean every now and then- blue prints for future homes is one of my favs

I've been a metal fan since Twisted Sister blew up on MTV/Muchmusic in the mid 80's, that may not be considered metal now but it was the heaviest thing I heard at that time being 10 years old or so, got into Crue,Van Halen and all that shit then I saw the Aces High video from Iron Maiden and that was that, headbanger for life.

Rarely go to shows anymore but back in the day I went to as many as I could. Metallica on the Justice tour and most of their 90's gigs.Saw Slayer in 1990 at a small arena with Testament opening who got shit thrown at them their entire set. Metal gigs back then were fucking violent, the pits now are fuck all compared to back then.

Some older shit to check out on youtube

Sepultura- Roots and Chaos AD era when both Cavelaras were in the band. Some of the newer shit is good also.

Anthrax  Sound of white noise- first John Bush album, one their best and most underated albums.

Fear Factory Soul of  new machine- Came out in 1992, killer, have all their 90's discs I think, were one of the 1st to put out remix albums.

Obituary The end complete- Wasn't a huge death metal fan but this disc is a masterpiece.

Ministry- Psalm69 was actually pretty big but they changed there sound after and went more power metal. Filth Pig and Dark Side of the Spoon are underrated.

Queensyrche The Warning- While they looked like a typical 80's hair metal band, they were actually one of the most progressive bands during that era. Check out the track "N M 156" and keep in mind that was 1984, killer.

I hate it when people compare Tom Araya to God.

He's cool and all but he's no Tom Araya.

'The mind is a terrible thing to taste' is my favorite Ministry album. Still holds up pretty fucking good compared to other albums from 1989.

Finally figured out how to do this.

Oldschool hardcore

S.O.D https://youtu.be/0rjDwm4PMJY

Obituary https://youtu.be/rE34z7uVjSM

D.R.I https://youtu.be/lpeCQROHlqo

Yep.

What about this bro .. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZIVqCeFxR8&feature=results_main&playnext=1&list=PL54F6B78048F0E469

Overkill? I haven't listened to them in litterly 20 years, all the seattle and alternative stuff that came out put alot of those thrash bands out of the game.

If ya had Overkill tapes you likely listined to this as well https://youtu.be/apD_nDwOSxQ

Rising Dark

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aIaNfRHQhsk&feature=youtu.be

Voi Vod? Holy fuck that goes back, I saw em when i was in high school on a double bill with Soungarden before they got big with Prong opening.

I dare anyone to find a better Pink Floyd cover https://youtu.be/bvXaLZZ6M3M