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Monday, 26 November 2012

The Metal Project: 2004

  Hello again. Moving on through the first decade of the 21st century we arrive at a year people remember for all the wrong reasons. Because on December 8 2004 ex-Pantera guitarist "Dimebag" Darrell Abbot, playing a show with his new band Damageplan, was murdered onstage.
   In other news, Metallica were the subject of the documentary "Some Kind Of Monster" - depicting the fallout from Jason Newsted's departure, James Hetfield's stint in rehab and the making of critically-hammered album "St.Anger."
 Anyway, on with the music. And thanks to one of those flukes, it mostly leans towards the nastier end of the envelope.
This first track is somewhat harsh. You may like that sort of thing. 
Note that the drummer really gets into it. 

Goatmoon - Blackmetal Winter (Finland)

Honour to: MassHumanicide

Moving on, here's some proper fist-in-the air stuff. 

Messiah's Kiss - Metal Til We Die (Germany)

Honour to: AlisterTheCurse

Time to Thrash, kiddies!

Patriarca - Metal Hasta El Eternidad (Paraguay)

Honour to:DalviTrucK

This next track isn't quite so heads-down but I quite like the solo.

Reapers - Metalness (Italy)

Honour to: m3talgiant

I don't think we've had much Death Metal lately. So...

Supreme Lord - Death Metal Beast (Poland)

Honour to: DarkBlackPoizon

You wait for ages then two come along at once...

Masacre - Death Metal Forever (Colombia)

Honour to: IMMORTEMDARK

A slightly more polished take on BM now. 

Antiphrasis - Black Metal (Germany)

Honour to: 666Balanitis

And to finish, a short, punky burst of Japanese Black Thrash

Abigail  -Satanic Metal F****ing Hell

Honour to: NeKrofAnG

That's it for now folks.
If you liked any of the above then please go check out the Youtube channels below the songs.

2 comments:

  1. Murdered onstage? Man, that's horrible! I can't believe I don't remember hearing about it. Cool tunes, BTW. Not exactly what I listen to daily, but interesting. :)

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    1. I'm not going to pretend that Pantera was a band I ever really followed but I don't think there was a metalhead in the entire world that wasn't horrified when it happened.

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