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captainretardo
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Awesome, I hope I hear about it in time to get a copy. I think they have the most tasteful guitar work in all of death metal, and nobody else even comes close. (The Dire Straits of DM? haha  )
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Final Holocaust
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| Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 4:20 pm Post subject: |
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| Downtuned & Morbid wrote: | It's also interesting that this whole style/sound was derided by lots of 'scene people' - and not just Norwegian superheroes - at the time as being unoriginal and too polished/soft.
It became the trendy thing to be anti-morrisound/burns/roadracer, and the likes of Brutality were fake weaklings while the real hard cunts were stepping out in t-shirts of true bands like Cradle of Filth and Satyricon.
Now, when you consider the vacuum-packed shit that makes up 99% of brutal death metal, most 'normal' death metal and quite a lot of black metal, it's probably a good time to revisit a record like "Considered Dead", "Deicide" or "Beneath the Remains" and appreciate just how good the production really is.
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Bravo dude. You just summarized it so fucking well.
When my mind is filled with sorrow and I don't know who I am I put on some ancient 'Tuary, some old Suffo or 'To the gory end'.
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HotBlack
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| Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 4:36 pm Post subject: |
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hehe...
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Morbid Obesity
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| Posted: Tue Mar 05, 2013 4:49 pm Post subject: |
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I was just listening to the first two albums the other day. They're fuckin' poser crushing! Awesome band indeed! |
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TerrorFromBehind
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| Posted: Sat Mar 30, 2013 7:06 am Post subject: |
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Add to the list :
Sindrome's Vault of Inner Consciensce
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No Return's - Contamination Rises
Here's also a "fail" example of Morrisound sound heavy metal
Powersurge - MCMXCI |
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dalecooper
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Just came across this the other day and it strikes me as pretty badass and somewhat Morrisoundish in style. Actually this is great shit - somebody ought to put their demos on CD.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QL7yPAcLGKE |
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christhammer
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| Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 5:13 am Post subject: |
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The classic releases done at Morrisound are probably my absolute favourite death metal albums, and I think most of these albums still sound killer to the very day and piss on most of today's brutal death with its wee wee vocals, sterile and thin drums and pointless guitar wankery. I also prefer them to the Sunlight/more punkish sound since they sound heavier and more metallic, but that's a matter of taste. An album like the DEICIDE debut or SUFFO's debut or "Pierced From Within" are still among the most brutal albums of all time and nowadays there could be again more of this kind of death metal in terms of style AND sound. At least I need it for sure...
Some alternative tips for listening are below:
ELECTROCUTION (ITA) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVNxfwWFA-8
ECITON (DK) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F2drY8vwKJ4 |
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Ihslahm
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I always felt Seance was underrated because they were Swedish band, but had all the traits of the classic Florida/Morrisound sound. Wonder if they would have been more well known if they lived in the US.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CDcQk5mkPwc
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This is great stuff. Gimmick-free death metal recalling the vibe of the classic demo-era of death....
And no words like sulphur, qliphoth and goetic magic... WOW!!!
Good luck to these guys... ticks all the right boxes for me.
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mlotek
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The FACT is at Morrisound, that the bass drums were stuffed with PILLOWS if anybody that was there will be honest with you.
When mentioned recently to a band that recorded there back then, that recorded there that Morrisound albums had weak drum sounds compared to others, that it sounded like they were slapping pillows instead of playing real drums.
He laughed and confirmed it was true, and was amazed that any fans said this back in the day.
For example, "Harmony Corruption" is weak compared to "From Enslavement to Obliteration". |
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Downtuned & Morbid
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| mlotek wrote: | The FACT is at Morrisound, that the bass drums were stuffed with PILLOWS if anybody that was there will be honest with you.
When mentioned recently to a band that recorded there back then, that recorded there that Morrisound albums had weak drum sounds compared to others, that it sounded like they were slapping pillows instead of playing real drums.
He laughed and confirmed it was true, and was amazed that any fans said this back in the day.
For example, "Harmony Corruption" is weak compared to "From Enslavement to Obliteration". |
I seem to recall it being quite common for people to stuff sheets, towels etc in the bass drum back then... perhaps any drummers could confirm or deny?
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Alastor R.
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| Posted: Tue Apr 02, 2013 2:46 am Post subject: |
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| Downtuned & Morbid wrote: | | mlotek wrote: | The FACT is at Morrisound, that the bass drums were stuffed with PILLOWS if anybody that was there will be honest with you.
When mentioned recently to a band that recorded there back then, that recorded there that Morrisound albums had weak drum sounds compared to others, that it sounded like they were slapping pillows instead of playing real drums.
He laughed and confirmed it was true, and was amazed that any fans said this back in the day.
For example, "Harmony Corruption" is weak compared to "From Enslavement to Obliteration". |
I seem to recall it being quite common for people to stuff sheets, towels etc in the bass drum back then... perhaps any drummers could confirm or deny? |
I think this is bullshit. Morrisound Studios/Scott Burns productions were known for having triggered bass drums. I even read/saw some Scott comment about how time consuming was to "manually" replace every bass drum beat with a sampled sound (no pro-tools/recording software existed at the time).
Edit: the fact is that it still is common to use this on the bass drums, i used to do it to avoid the bass drum sound to "expand" too much. But it is bullshit the fact that Morrisound bassdrums sound like that because of pillows. It even sounds ridiculous eheh.
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Shiru
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| hmm even if some people dislike triggers or some other elements of Morrisound sound, still in terms of creativity "Morrisound" bands created many masterpieces in short period of time |
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