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Heavy Metal 2000 – DivX Version (Normal Quality), iPod/iPhone Version
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IMDB rating: 5.20 Plot: Upon discovery of a shard of the Loc-Nar (the evil orb from the 1st Heavy Metal), a miner named Tyler becomes posessed by an insatiable hunger for power & thirst for immortality. On his way to a planet which has a fountain of immortality, Tyler makes a pit stop at F.A.K.K.? (Federation-Assigned Ketogenic Killzone) because its inhabitants carry some immortality water in their bodies. Tyler abducts a few people and kills the rest, but misses one: Julie, the sole survivor enraged by Tyler’s careless rampage, vows to avenge her family and kill Tyler before he reaches the fountain. |
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Metal Albums of the past couple years : you're opinions?
I’ve recently collected a quite extensive but not nearly complete collection of metal music .. since I have recently found my undying and unconditional music for heavy metal, whether it be doom, gothic, death, melodic, black, folk .. and even some hardcore bands, deathcore, and the like.
I am carefully downloading many albums a month, sneakily keeping out of Cogeco’s targets not to get disconnected, and I mainly browse threw the internet, mostly Google, for lists of metal albums considered ‘epic’ for that year.
So I was wondering, what is you’re opinion, what are the best metal albums of 2009, 2008, 2007, 2006, all the way to 2000.
And what are you’re favorite metal albums of all time, albums you consider simply NEEDED for any metal head.
I’m looking forward to much diversity and input from everybody, thank you.
2009 (slow year…)
Kiss the Lie by Candiria
EarthsBlood by God Forbid
the Concealers by Daath
As the Path Unfolds by Crimfall
2008
(first let me warn you, this list is 100% killer, 0% filler, 2008 was an absolutely monstrous year for metal, and these are just the albums I’ve listened to, I’ve got more albums from 2008 that I haven’t heard yet that are probably just as good
Watershed by Opeth
ObZen by Meshuggah
Equilibrio by Xystus
When Time Fades by Suspyre
RAJA by STAM1NA (my "happy place" album of the decade)
Fallen Sanctuary by Serenity
Mercy Falls by Seventh Wonder
Ob(Servant) by Psycroptic
Shrouded Divine by In Mourning
The Way of all Flesh by Gojira
Planetary Duality by The Faceless
Be Gone by Pharaoh
Sagas by Equilibrium
Traced in Air by Cynic
Enterprise by Cronian
Payment of Existence by Communic
01011001 by Ayreon
Twilight of the Thundergod by Amon Amarth
Uroboros by Dir En Grey
Shogun by Trivium
2007
Paradise Lost by Symphony X
Flies and Lies by Raintime
In Hora Mortis Nostr? by The Project Hate MCMXCIX
Quantum by Planet X
United Abominations by Megadeth
Bleed the Fifth by Divine Heresy
Fiction by Dark Tranquility
The Hinderers by Daath
The Machinations of Dementia by Blotted Science
Ghost Opera by Kamelot
2006
10,000 Days by Tool
Symbols of Failure by Psycroptic
Kezia by Protest the Hero
When Eden Burns by Persuader
Materia by Novembre (number 2 "happy place" album of the decade)
the Great Cold Distance by Katatonia
Organic Hallucinosis by Decapitated
Waves of Visual Decay by Communic
Terra by Cronian
2005
Deadwing by Porcupine Tree
Ghost Reveries by Opeth
This Godless Endeavor by Nevermore
Catch33 by Meshuggah
Keeper Of The Seven Keys: The Legacy by Helloween
From Mars To Sirius by Gojira
IV: Constitution of Treason by God Forbid
Layers of Lies by Darkane
Character by Dark Tranquility
I’m getting pretty tired of this, so I’m going to stop now, but if you want more, metalreviews.com is a resource that I use to decide what I’ll get, they’ve got thousands and thousands of reviews covering every metal album that has come out in the last decade.
luke666808g | May 28, 2009
My opinion is let the albums and music find its way through you. I’m trying not to be a metal snob or anything but I think it’s best way. I mean if you go to a concert you usually see the bands opening for the main band and you have more artists to add to your list, if there’s a soundtrack or compilation that you’re interested in that allows you to know more artists, etc. I know you’re desperate for new stuff but you’ll find out pretty soon that what other people recommend isn’t usually what you personally like. Keep the metal alive \m/
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