Grunt 'n Grind Death Metal!

Still one of my favorite riffs


Any other bands like Six Feet Under?

Nice! I'll be adding some more Six Feet Deep to my collection in the near future.

ultmetal wrote:

Nice! I'll be adding some more Six Feet Deep to my collection in the near future.

You obviously spelled the last word of the name of the band wrong...unless there is another band in the style called Six Feet Deep I am unaware of.

Required Fields wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Nice! I'll be adding some more Six Feet Deep to my collection in the near future.

You obviously spelled the last word of the name of the band wrong...unless there is another band in the style called Six Feet Deep I am unaware of.

Errrr, oops. Six Feet Under.

Six Feet Deep is a groove based band from the 90's.

ultmetal wrote:

Nice! I'll be adding some more Six Feet Deep to my collection in the near future.

This is odd ult,what got you in the mood for death metal all of a sudden?

Edit:found another good band

metalhead777 wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Nice! I'll be adding some more Six Feet Deep to my collection in the near future.

This is odd ult,what got you in the mood for death metal all of a sudden?

Too much Toto. Had to balance things out. LOL!

I still haven't checked out the lasted album these guys released (not Graveyard Classics 3). I know what I need to go find next

Might as well put up a song from another great SFU album

The music is good, I just cannot stand the vocals - never have, never will. I like the instrumental side of older death metal, but I find the more modern variety to beflat our boring, noisy music - really, it's just noisy! And I'm a die-hard heavy metal fan - It may be all technical and sick, but it's just lotsa' chords played very fat after each other accompanied by furious blast beats, it just starts to sound incredibly samey. I do enjoy some Death though, especially because Chuck's vocals ain't scraping the bottom of the ocean pitch-wise like most death metal vocalists.

Thanks for posting those MC666.

I really like the simpler, straight forward death metal. I think that's why I like Six Feet Under and that first Metanoia CD so much.

yeah, i thought you might be able to get into some of those. very mid paced & thick sounding, with only the occasional blast part. not far removed from early Bolt Thrower & Six Feet Under, just sonically heavier.

i just love all death metal.

mc666 wrote:

yeah, i thought you might be able to get into some of those. very mid paced & thick sounding, with only the occasional blast part. not far removed from early Bolt Thrower & Six Feet Under, just sonically heavier.

i just love all death metal.

Do you have the Metanoia CDs? I might have an extra CD copy of one of their albums I can send you.

One of the best death metal bands I know.

Early death metal was catchier/more memorable than all of todays bands tuning to Z and trying to out tech and out brutal each other.

Temple of Blood wrote:

Early death metal was catchier/more memorable than all of todays bands tuning to Z and trying to out tech and out brutal each other.

On this we can definitely agree.

Temple of Blood wrote:

Early death metal was catchier/more memorable than all of todays bands tuning to Z and trying to out tech and out brutal each other.

I wouldn't say ALL. I dont believe there is such a thing as "X era of metal was/is better than Y"

I'm speaking in generalities. There are some exceptions. But it's 90% true.

Temple of Blood wrote:

Early death metal was catchier/more memorable than all of todays bands tuning to Z and trying to out tech and out brutal each other.

i just love all of it.

Ult, i have only one called Don't Walk Dead. it's pretty good too.

mc666 wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:

Early death metal was catchier/more memorable than all of todays bands tuning to Z and trying to out tech and out brutal each other.

i just love all of it.

Ult, i have only one called Don't Walk Dead. it's pretty good too.

Can't remember which I have an extra of, I'll check and let you know. If it's one of the other two, it's yours.

Death, Morbid Angel, Possessed, and Deicide are some of my favorite death metal bands. Assuming most people here have at least some familiarity with those bands, I'd also recommend: