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glwdrk
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Ah, thanks for giving me an idea... Floodland it will be now! 
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Captain Retard
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Luxixul Sumering
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Anything but Lords of Chaos. That book is full of shit and 80% of is rumored with LIES.
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caligulasremains
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| I wish I hadn't bought Choosing Death. I may resell it. Swedish Death Metal is awesome though and I've been planning on getting the Slayer Mag Diaries for a few years just keep putting it off to buy records... good thread! I really like reading about the music when I'm listening to stuff especially if there's no lyric sheet to the album. |
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skeletor666
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mean deviation is really good if you are into progressive metal.
there are features on death ,coroner,celtic frost ,voivod. basically any metal
that pushes boundaries is included.good read. |
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VoKu HiLa
Joined: 09 Jan 2014
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| The best metal book I read in the past few years was definitely Glorious Times. Got me back into listening lots of old school DM and even checking out some stuff I hadn´t bothered with before. |
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doomedplanet
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| Posted: Sun Jan 19, 2014 9:21 am Post subject: |
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go back to page 3 of this thread and look at my first scan. Still the best I know of. Though I think Rock Hard in germany did a big one 10+ years ago but I only saw it once (not sure if it is in german or english anymore) and do not know the name.
| Captain Retard wrote: | any good recommendations about 80ies US Metal?
encyclopaedia about Labels, Bands, Releases, Producers, ...? |
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scentofdeath
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| passetiermes wrote: | No idea whether this was discussed already...
Seems like the floodgates are open; yet another book about black metal.
The list of people interviewed seems ok, although very much a northern affair again, it seems. I've never heard of this writer before, but then again I have left Terrorizer and Metal Hammer to the shelves for quite a while.
| Quote: | ‘Black Metal: Evolution Of The Cult’, a gripping look at black metal’s history, written by former Terrorizer scribe Dayal Patterson is available to pre-order.
Offering an unparalleled level of detail, and spanning 600 pages, ‘Black Metal: Evolution Of The Cult’ captures the progress of one of metal’s most dangerous and exciting genres. From it’s infancy in the 1980′s via it’s resurgence in the nineties and of course the scene we have today. ‘Evolution of The Cult’ combines interviews with a host of black metal luminaries, editorial insight and plenty of iconic photography to examine the artistic, musical, spiritual development of the genre and the creative work, ideologies and often colourful lives of some of its most significant bands, everyone from Venom and Mercyful Fate through to Alcest and Wolves In The Throne Room.
Also included throughout the book are a wealth of images, many of which are previously unpublished, and in some cases, never seen before, with unseen images dating right back to Mayhem’s Deathcrush sessions in the eighties.
You can pre-order ‘Black Metal: Evolution Of The Cult’ here and check out the the Facebook page here.
As well as a number of archive interviews, ‘Black Metal: Evolution Of The Cult’ also includes extensive and exclusive interviews with the following list of black metal luminaries:
Adam ‘Nergal’ Darski (Behemoth)
Alan ‘AA Nemtheanga’ Averill (Primordial)
Attila Csihar (Mayhem / Tormentor)
Benny ‘Cerastes’ (Mysticum)
Christophe Szpajdel (Designer for Emperor, Graveland etc)
Conrad ‘Cronos’ Lant (Venom)
Dani Filth (Cradle Of Filth)
Edmond ‘Hupogrammos’ Karban (Negura Bunget)
Eirik ‘Pytten’ Hundvin (Producer for Emperor, Gorgoroth, Mayhem)
Fabban ‘Malfeitor’ (Aborym)
Frank ‘The Watcher’ Allain (Fen)
František Štorm (Master’s Hammer)
George ‘Magus Daoloth’ Zacharopoulos (Rotting Christ / Necromantia)
Gerald ‘Black Winds’ (Blasphemy)
Greg ‘Damien’ Moffit (Cradle Of Filth)
Gylve ‘Fenriz’ Nagell (Darkthrone / Dødheimsgard / Isengard / Storm)
Hans ‘Mortuus’ Rostén (Marduk / Funeral Mist)
Håvard ‘Mortiis’ Ellefsen(Emperor)
Ian ‘Tjodalv’ Åkesson (Dimmu Borgir)
Ivar Bjørnson (Enslaved)
Jarle ‘Hvall’ Kvåle (Windir / Vreid)
Jason ‘Venien’ Ventura (VON)
Jon ‘Metallion’ Kristiansen (Slayer Mag / Head Not Found Records)
Jonas ‘B’ Bergqvist (Lifelover)
Jonas Åkerlund (Bathory)
Jørn ‘Necrobutcher’ Stubberud (Mayhem / Kvikksølvguttene)
Jorn Tunsberg (Old Funeral / Immortal / Hades)
Kai ‘Trym’ Mosaker (Emperor / Enslaved)
Kim ‘( )’ Carlsson(Lifelover)
Kim ‘King Diamond’ Petersen (Mercyful Fate)
Kjetil ‘Manheim’ (Mayhem)
Kjetil Grutle (Enslaved)
Kristian ‘Gaahl’ Espedal (Trelldom / Gorgoroth / Gaahlskag)
Kristoffer ‘Garm’ Rygg (Arcturus / Ulver)
Lee Barrett (Candlelight Records)
Marko ‘Holocausto’ Laiho (Beherit)
Michael ‘Vorph’ Locher (Samael)
Mikko Aspa (Clandestine Blaze)
Mirai Kawashima (Sigh)
Morgan ‘Evil’ Hakkansson (Marduk / Abruptum)
Niklas Kvarforth (Shining)
Ole ‘Apollyon’ Moe (Aura Noir / Dødheimsgard / Immortal)
Paul Ryan (Cradle Of Filth)
Peter Tagtgren (Producer for Dimmu Borgir, Marduk)
Preben ‘Prime Evil’ (Mysticum, Aborym)
Rob ‘Darken’ Fudali (Graveland / Infernum)
Robin ‘Graves’ Eaglestone (Cradle Of Filth)
Robin ‘Mean’ Malmberg (Mysticum)
Roger ‘Infernus’ Tiegs (Gorgoroth / Borknagar)
Rune ‘Blasphemer’ Eriksen (Mayhem / Aura Noir)
Saint Vincent (Blacklodge)
Sakis Tolis (Rotting Christ)
Shawn ‘Goat’ Calizo (VON)
Simen ‘ICS Vortex’ Hestnæs (Arcturus / Dimmu Borgir)
Snorre Ruch (Stigma Diabolicum / Thorns / Mayhem)
Steffen ‘Dolgar’ Simestad (Gehenna)
Svein Egil Hatlevik (Fleurety / Dødheimsgard)
Sven ‘Silenoz’ Kopperud (Dimmu Borgir)
Sven-Erik ‘Maniac’ Kristiansen (Mayhem)
Terje ‘Tchort’ Vik Schei (Emperor / Carpathian Forest)
Thomas ‘Pest’ Kronenes (Gorgoroth)
Tom ‘King’ Visnes (Gorgoroth / Ov Hell)
Tom ‘Warrior’ Fischer (Hellhammer / Celtic Frost)
Tomas ‘Samoth’ Haugen (Thou Shalt Suffer / Emperor)
Tor-Helge ‘Cernunnus’ Skei (Manes)
Vegard ‘Ihsahn’ Tveiten (Emperor / Thou Shalt Suffer)
Ville ‘Shatraug’ Pystynen (Horna / Behexen)
Willy ‘Meyhna’ch’ Rousell (Mutiilation)
Yusaf ‘Vicotnik’ Parvez (Dødheimsgard)
Zhema Rodero (Vulcano) |
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Black-Metal-Evolution-of-the-Cult/540627762626753
http://www.terrorizer.com/2013/05/21/black-metal-evolution-of-the-cult-available-for-pre-order/ |
The price of this book is making me deaf.
Will wait for a cheap ass used copy, even if it's 10 years from now. |
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GoldenBull
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Still waiting for the Isten book.
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Weltering in Blood
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| Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2014 3:04 am Post subject: |
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| Metallica Into the Night was a great read. Well written and interesting. |
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Captain Retard
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| Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2014 11:43 am Post subject: |
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| doomedplanet wrote: | go back to page 3 of this thread and look at my first scan. Still the best I know of. Though I think Rock Hard in germany did a big one 10+ years ago but I only saw it once (not sure if it is in german or english anymore) and do not know the name.
| Captain Retard wrote: | any good recommendations about 80ies US Metal?
encyclopaedia about Labels, Bands, Releases, Producers, ...? |
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Thanks!! yeah Headbangers - megabook... seems very intresting.
self creature will give it as a birthday present to me...
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Piotr Sargnagel
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[quote="doomedplanet"]These are my favorites:
descriprion from T-Mag listing:
Title: Headbangers - The Worldwide MegaBook of Heavy Metal Bands
Editor: Mark Hale
Pages: 542
Size: 22 x 28 x 4,5 cm
Language: english
Colour: B/W
Published: 1993/Popular Culture Ink.
Opinion:
Just to mention it first, this book is hard to find and pretty expensive though I had the luck to get it via Amazon from the Queens Borough Public Library (NZL) - LOL - for about 20 Euros. If you take a look at the sample below you'll easily understand what a mammoth work was printed here. Usually these kind of books do not care for demo bands but Mark Hale seemed to be heavily involved in the tape trading scene because you'll find tons of obscure underground bands entrys here with mentioning year of foundation, band members, ex-band members, and listing their discography as well as a short style description. A few photos are added as well but the main interest was clearly to list as many bands as possible from all over the world! A must to have!
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there might be an updated version of this one:
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Copy of Headbangers around 30$ US on alibris.com
Many thanks for these recommendations |
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passetiermes
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Seems like this guy found a niche:
| Quote: | In 2015 Dayal Patterson presents Black Metal: The Cult Never Dies Volume One, the first of a series of books examining in even greater depth this worldwide phenomenon. Comprised entirely of exclusive interviews, many with artists who have never spoken about their careers before, this tome begins the project by examining three facets of the genre in detail, returning to the subject of Norwegian Black Metal, discussing Polish Black Metal and telling the story of the subgenre of Depressive/Suicidal Black Metal.
300 pages and over 150 photos, many previously unpublished.
BLACK METAL: THE CULT NEVER DIES VOLUME ONE (DAYAL PATTERSON)
Limited numbered first edition boxed set of this magnificent new tome.
Signed by author (with dedication if desired)
Includes:
- Black Metal: The Cult Never Dies Volume One book with specially commissioned alternative cover art.
- Exclusive high quality shirt (Gildan Ultra Cotton brand)
- Second (mini-)book of colour and rare photos
- Exclusive art prints
- Deluxe gift box with metallic Cult Never Dies logo
- Numbered certificate
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https://cultneverdies.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/black-metal-prelude-deluxe-pack-book-shirt-and-print |
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Shahidka
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| Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 9:49 am Post subject: |
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| passetiermes wrote: | Seems like this guy found a niche:
| Quote: | In 2015 Dayal Patterson presents Black Metal: The Cult Never Dies Volume One, the first of a series of books examining in even greater depth this worldwide phenomenon. Comprised entirely of exclusive interviews, many with artists who have never spoken about their careers before, this tome begins the project by examining three facets of the genre in detail, returning to the subject of Norwegian Black Metal, discussing Polish Black Metal and telling the story of the subgenre of Depressive/Suicidal Black Metal.
300 pages and over 150 photos, many previously unpublished.
BLACK METAL: THE CULT NEVER DIES VOLUME ONE (DAYAL PATTERSON)
Limited numbered first edition boxed set of this magnificent new tome.
Signed by author (with dedication if desired)
Includes:
- Black Metal: The Cult Never Dies Volume One book with specially commissioned alternative cover art.
- Exclusive high quality shirt (Gildan Ultra Cotton brand)
- Second (mini-)book of colour and rare photos
- Exclusive art prints
- Deluxe gift box with metallic Cult Never Dies logo
- Numbered certificate
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https://cultneverdies.myshopify.com/collections/frontpage/products/black-metal-prelude-deluxe-pack-book-shirt-and-print |
I've Spoke to Dayal a few times. He's a big Black metal fan and his enthusiasm comes across in his writting and yet he does manage to stay objective. I think he used to write for Terrorizer and Metal hammer so its given access to alot of the bands. I have his first book Evolution and I think its a solid read. I ended up with two copies after my first one got trashed in the mail. He sent me a replacment no problems. Seems like a decent bloke. |
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quillotine
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| Posted: Mon Jan 26, 2015 10:07 am Post subject: |
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Indeed. Released a few years ago (but not professionally), only in French though.
Was the John Haupt book about private US metal 7"s actually printed? I need that one |
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