DaMaGeR escribió:Svartsot estan curiosos... la voz es brutal de ultratumbapero luego la musica es super folky happy
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Esto yo creo que es acostumbrar el oido poco a poco xD![[tadoramo]](/images/smilies/adora.gif "Adorando")
drakkenspain escribió:Dios, me encanta este hilo.
Hasta hace poco no podia escuchar nada de Death Metal, porque nada mas me parecian gritos a lo tonto. Pero he escuchado algunos grupos melodicos como Arch Enemy, In Flames, The Agonist, Dark Tranquility o Scar Symmetry y ahora me molaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Yo normalmente suelo escuchar metalcore, a ver si pongo un par de grupos nuevos que he visto que no estan nada mal.
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR LAS RECOMENDACIONES, EN SERIO!
Un saludo!
drakkenspain escribió:Dios, me encanta este hilo.
Hasta hace poco no podia escuchar nada de Death Metal, porque nada mas me parecian gritos a lo tonto. Pero he escuchado algunos grupos melodicos como Arch Enemy, In Flames, The Agonist, Dark Tranquility o Scar Symmetry y ahora me molaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Yo normalmente suelo escuchar metalcore, a ver si pongo un par de grupos nuevos que he visto que no estan nada mal.
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR LAS RECOMENDACIONES, EN SERIO!
Un saludo!
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drakkenspain escribió:Buaaaaaaaah, muchas gracias por esa lista. Enorme.
En mi casa se creen que me he hecho satanico o algo desde que escucho este tipo de musica
Bueno, como dije anoche voy a ver si recomiendo un par de grupos de metalcore. Solo tienen un disco, se ve que estan empezando. A mi me dejaron con buen sabor de boca.
El primero es Myra: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=17ooVcrPW7A Estuve escuchando anoche el disco y esta bastante bien.
El segundo es Sarea, mucho mas melodico que el anterior. No he escuchado el disco, pero promete: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mff09nmN ... plpp_video
Espero que os guste, aunque por aqui veo que sois mucho mas de death y eso
Saludos!
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Bruce_Campbel escribió:Aqui os pongo uno de los mejores discos de thrash/death que he escuchado. No es otro que el CHEMICAL EXPOSURE de SADUS.
Aqui os pongo el tema que abre el disco, ACOJONANTE:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=90bgtLRQIEE
DaMaGeR escribió:SADUS es un grupazo infravaloradísimo. A mi me encantan, sobre todo su album VISION OF MISERY
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hXF_tmw6XIY
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Our brother Mark Reale went home to be with our Lord this day January 25th 2012 after a long battle and complications from Crohns disease. He is survived by his father Anthony Reale and was precede in death by his mother Frances Reale. Mark was born June 7th 1955 in Brooklyn New York at a time when rock and roll was
flourishing with many new sounds. Early in his life, his first interest had been the movies. ever so curiously, he had shown an interest in films. But then, songs he heard on the radio began to change that. He quickly began to love music from the Beatles and Cream. Mark lists George Harrison and Eric Clapton as great influences. When he was 7 years old his grandfather bought him his first basic guitar to practice on and later his father bought him a new guitar and amp, his passion had begun.
In the early to mid 70's his influences included the likes of Edgar Winter, Ronnie Montrose and Rick Derringer. He also loved a range of bands and artists from Al Di Meola to Deep Purple. In 1975 Mark formed his band RIOT, then at a block party Mark's father found vocalist Guy Speranza. Mark's guitar style and his passion for writing songs that told stories that were so deep and moving had made a real connection with those who would become life long fans. The fans felt so connected to Mark because the lyrics in RIOT's songs were extremely close to the stories of their own lives. His song writing style could weave tales of anything from old lore to battle fields and warriors, personal loss and triumph. And heavy metal anthems that will be with us for decades to come.
The brethren of brothers that Mark spent his life long career in music with and whom he leaves behind or joins in heaven are, Guy Speranza, L.A Kouvaris, Kip Leming, Peter Bitelli, Rhett Forrester, Rick Ventura, Jimmy Iommi,
Sandy Slavin, Tony Moore, Don Van Stavern, Mike Flyntz, Pete Perez, Bobby Jarzombek, Mike Dimeo,
John Macaluso, Bobby Rondinelli, Mike Tirelli, Frank Gilchriest and Damon Di Bari who was always like
the "6th" member of the band being Riot's lighting director / production manager / tour manager and Mark's
personal assistant. Mark's final days were spent with Damon at his hospital bedside, sharing the fans thoughts, well wishes and prayers. Even though Mark began his career in New York, San Antonio was a special place he loved and not only lived here for a while but had planned on moving back here to make San Antonio his permanent home.
With heart felt thanks to the fans around the world, the United States, Japan, Europe and all points
in between. The RIOT army meant everything in the world to Mark., it's what kept him going. The loyalty and love
of the fans fueled his passion and desire to continue making music for as long as possible.
Please keep the Mighty Tior in your hearts and the memory of Mark alive within you.
Shine on, Mark shine on!
o al menos los veo que tocan mejor,y con mejores riffs,lo que me gusta son los cambios de ritmo y tal que meten,no son tan predecibles como otras bandas de thrash.Violator no me recuerdan a Sepultura la verdad,me recuerdan más a Nulcear Assault incluso. VegettoX escribió:Pues me parece mucho mejor Torture Squad
