Music Heavy Metal & Hard Rock thread - Page 12

Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Put me squarely in the overarching "Heavy Metal" category. I looked at the list of songs/albums and I see Priest and Sabbath a bunch of times. I see Dio, Ozzy, and Motorhead. Yeah, unlike politics in this country, I can say I squarely identify with one group.

Speaking of maps, what is your favorite "birthplace"? Obviously, mine is Birmingham, UK since that's where both Sabbath and Priest started.

Gotta go with Birmingham. Everything really comes from that.

Though I love Gothenburg as well.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Put me squarely in the overarching "Heavy Metal" category. I looked at the list of songs/albums and I see Priest and Sabbath a bunch of times. I see Dio, Ozzy, and Motorhead. Yeah, unlike politics in this country, I can say I squarely identify with one group.

Speaking of maps, what is your favorite "birthplace"? Obviously, mine is Birmingham, UK since that's where both Sabbath and Priest started.

London - Hendrix, Maiden, Deep Purple, T-Rex, Cream/Clapton, Bananarama, Bowie, Foghat, Queen, Motorhead.

that mapofmetal has me feeling stunted. I either admit I like Glam Metal or I get stuck in the 70s. Visual Kei? yeah... I can fucks with that
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Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider:
I'm sure everyone here has already checked this out, but just in case.

http://mapofmetal.com/

I hadn't seen that before. thanks for the reminder
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Originally Posted by lawrenceRaider:
I'm sure everyone here has already checked this out, but just in case.

http://mapofmetal.com/

This is one is a bit more updated.

https://www.boundbymetal.com/en/comm...l-genres-graph
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Originally Posted by GloucesterChief:
This is one is a bit more updated.

https://www.boundbymetal.com/en/comm...l-genres-graph

There's a lot going on there and a truly valiant effort but I'm not seeing Mincecore which is a gem of a Grindcore subgenre

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Originally Posted by AdolfOliverBush:

I puffed a bowl with the singer from Warbringer outside the ~~Hurricane~~ Riot Room in KC on their tour with Exodus, probably '08 or so

War Without End is a favorite of mine
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Great live sound on this one.

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Originally Posted by alpha_omega:
Great live sound on this one.

You ain't kidding
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Originally Posted by alpha_omega:
Great live sound on this one.

One of my favorite Priest songs. The early stuff is really heavy for it's time.
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One of my favorite older Priest tunes with some SERIOUS drumming from a young Simon Phillips. Hard to believe this was recorded in early '77.

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Originally Posted by Buddy Rich:
One of my favorite older Priest tunes with some SERIOUS drumming from a young Simon Phillips. Hard to believe this was recorded in early '77.

Also one of my favorite Priest tracks. Sin After Sin is top 5 for me as far as their catalog.
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Originally Posted by Buddy Rich:
One of my favorite older Priest tunes with some SERIOUS drumming from a young Simon Phillips. Hard to believe this was recorded in early '77.

Forgot to mention that Sin After Sin ends with Dissident Aggressor (later covered by Slayer) which is one of their heaviest tunes in the early years.
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Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Forgot to mention that Sin After Sin ends with Dissident Aggressor (later covered by Slayer) which is one of their heaviest tunes in the early years.

Hell yeah...one of my favorites again with a 19 year old Simon Phillips working the drums.

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I'm a drummer and Simon Phillips happens to be one of my favorites. Here is on The Michael Schenker Group record in 1980. This is a good song.

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