Doom Metal

by DoomVoyager 16 Replies latest social entertainment

  • DoomVoyager
    DoomVoyager

    Anyone here into doom? Any Circle of True Doomsters? Or just into true old-school heavy farkin' metal?

    NP: Doomshine - The Cross Still Stands for Pain

  • DJK
    DJK

    http://youtube.com/watch?v=T3xz3k0yUk4

    I got to 47 seconds. ug,,sorry

  • DT
    DT
    http://youtube.com/watch?v=T3xz3k0yUk4

    I don't like it, but I dislike it less than other types of metal or other types of extreme modern music. To me, the heavy bass is a redeeming quality.

  • DoomVoyager
    DoomVoyager

    Hey - youtube is blocked at work. Someone want to tell me the band and song in that video?

  • DJK
    DJK

    I did a youtube search for doomshine, this is whats posted next to it. The cross still stands for pain wasn't there.

    Doom Metal 2 first part of my all time favorite Doom Metal Bands: Candlemass,Scald,Doomshine,Count Raven,Solitude Aeturnus,Well Of Souls,Reverend Bizarre, The first part of my all time favorite Doom Metal Bands:
    Candlemass,Scald,Doomshine,Count Raven,Solitude Aeturnus,Well Of Souls,Reverend Bizarre,Trouble,Saint Vitus,Pagan Altar,Witchcraft.

  • DoomVoyager
    DoomVoyager

    Well, I don't know what's playing in the video but those are all awesome bands listed so I assume it's something good.

    NP: Spiritus Mortis - Beware of the Quiet One

  • DJK
    DJK
    I don't know what's playing in the video

    Ditto

  • JK666
    JK666

    Black Sabbath recycled for a new generation. Not necessarily a bad thing, is it?

    JK

  • Leolaia
    Leolaia

    Yeah, that's what I thought too. Very Black Sabbath. Well, I thought I got a hang of the downtempo bass-heavy sound until I got to Pagan Altar....didn't sound at all like the others, much brighter and colorful sound.

  • DoomVoyager
    DoomVoyager

    Yep, Black Sabbath were the originators of the genre and of metal in general. I wouldn't really call it "Black Sabbath recycled for a new generation" as Doom Metal has been kicking around in various forms ever since the mid 70s, and it has certainly progressed quite a bit since Children of the Grave or Sabbath Bloody Sabbath (not that those aren't awesome songs).

    Pagan Altar aren't pure doom; they've got a pretty strong NWOBHM edge which is why they sound less doomy & gloomy. Love 'em though.

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