New Grave Digger Sept. 11

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1095 Age : 41

DallasBlack wrote:: From this thread, I guess I'm the only one who enjoyed Liberty or Death. Story of my life, I always seem to enjoy the hated ones.

I also enjoy it - I don't think it is GD's best album but like I said in my earlier post, it has some really strong songs (for me: Silent Revolution) though also some less than memorable and crafty songs. Overall I would rate this higher than Rheingold but probably not as high as I rate Excalibur (which is my favorite of theirs). If on par with any of their other releases - I would say Liberty & Death sits somewhere between The Grave Digger and Last Supper.

Zooey Addict Number of posts : 17074 Age : 45

Cool, from your post I know the first two classic GD albums I'm going to get: Excalibur and the s/t (I have-and enjoy-Last Supper).

Heart of Metal Number of posts : 1095 Age : 41

Excalibur is really epic sounding, aggressive, speedy basically everything Grave Digger became in the 90s amplified by ... eleven lol

The self-titled is one of their most unique post-80s albums that doesn't get mentioned often enough imo. The dark doomy vibe on it is something that GD haven't really delved as much into since this album yet it also retains the band's speed power metal signature.

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 3004 Age : 55

Why won't this band just die already?

Metal master Number of posts : 975 Age : 57

I do not have any CDs from this band. I am pretty much totally unfamiliar with their music. Sounds like they are worth checking out.

Which album would be a good place to start? What I mean is, I would listen to the album at least 3 times through, and I want to know which one would be the best for determining if I should even go further into their discography.

I think that intelligent songwriting and heaviness and speed are the things that attract me the most. I don't need as much heaviness and speed if a band can write good songs. And if a band is somewhat competent at writing songs, a bit of speed and heaviness can help push them into my liking.

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4201 Age : 39

'Heart of Darkness', 'Ballads of a Hangman', 'Tunes of War', for the variance and well-rounded excellence found in those.

Metal Wanker Number of posts : 6039 Age : 56

Start with, Excalibeeeeeeeeeeeer. Tunes is also excellent. I'm partial to Rheingold also but many put it down the list.

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 40887 Age : 56

I just got Rheingold not too long ago and I think it's excellent.

Metal Wanker Number of posts : 6039 Age : 56

Must be something to do with our age.

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 40887 Age : 56

Could be

Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4201 Age : 39

'Rheingold' destroys also!

Metal, Movies, Beer Number of posts : 37954 Age : 54

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:: 'Rheingold' destroys also!

It sure does!
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The King Number of posts : 23281 Age : 50

Dark Horseman wrote:: Start with, Excalibeeeeeeeeeeeer. Tunes is also excellent. I'm partial to Rheingold also but many put it down the list.

Those are excellent albums. I thought Ballads and Liberty were not as strong as some of the above but they do release good stuff on the whole. Tunes of War is my favorite of the post-Digger albums.

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Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4201 Age : 39

So I got the 'Home at Last' EP from the store the other day, and I really hate to say this, but I am just not feeling this EP. This is cruise control Grave Digger, when heavy speed/power does not excite me at all there is something very wrong. Also what is going on with the murky production? The Skyliner record sounds far better than this (no small feat either way, it's just that GD is 25+ years old and on Napalm).

Metal Wanker Number of posts : 6039 Age : 56

I felt Last Supper was on cruise control, hope this isn't the same.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 7685 Age : 45

Orion Crystal Ice wrote:: So I got the 'Home at Last' EP from the store the other day, and I really hate to say this, but I am just not feeling this EP. This is cruise control Grave Digger, when heavy speed/power does not excite me at all there is something very wrong. Also what is going on with the murky production? The Skyliner record sounds far better than this (no small feat either way, it's just that GD is 25+ years old and on Napalm).

Yea I felt the same way. Hopefully the album will have better songs

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The King Number of posts : 23281 Age : 50

I enjoyed the song 'Home at Last'.

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Metal is Forever Number of posts : 7685 Age : 45

Thankfully the album does have better songs! listening to it now and I think its better than the previous one.

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The King Number of posts : 23281 Age : 50

Phoenix Reign Drummer wrote:: Thankfully the album does have better songs! listening to it now and I think its better than the previous one.

wow. I hope that is true for me too because i really enjoyed the last one.

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Metal is in my blood Number of posts : 4238 Age : 48

I preorder this one and its on my way. I hope to get it soon.

Metal is my Life Number of posts : 40887 Age : 56

I really need to catch up on these guys. I don't have the last 3 or so releases by them.

Metal is Forever Number of posts : 9948 Age : 49

Great album.

Can't stop spinning it.

Metal Wanker Number of posts : 6039 Age : 56

I need to get some more listens in before I buy it.

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