Deceased vs. Vader

Next up in my series of boredom-inspired poll threads are two legends in the genre of death metal, that infuse a hefty amount of thrash in their music. Both of these bands boast a crushing modern sound, and near-spotless discographies, so have at it:

I only own one Deceased album ("Fearless Undead Machines")... but I don't own any Vader.

I like both very much, but there is really no contest here. Vader all the way, by leaps & bounds.

I liked the early demos from both bands a lot.

Picked VADER, as I own a CD, and
because they are not cheapskates like DECEASED!

VADER never sold me a BLANK demo tape and
then when I mailed the chrome tape back to Deceased to get the demo copied,
instead they sent it back on a supercheap crappy "normal" 10 cent tape.

Maybe they thought that was funny, well, they can keep on laughing.
I will never forget that, even though it was like 14 years ago.
I downloaded everything they ever did in case others want to copy it,
I will never buy their albums simply due to that "mistake" (?).

I picked Deceased.

There is nothing "modern" about Deceased.

I pick Deceased.

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

There is nothing "modern" about Deceased.

Here we go...   

Modern, as in always getting mistaken for a new wave death/thrash band, when they were formed in the mid 80's.

DakotaRogers wrote:

Shawn Of Fire wrote:

There is nothing "modern" about Deceased.

Here we go...   

Modern, as in always getting mistaken for a new wave death/thrash band, when they were formed in the mid 80's.

There's no "here we go". Who "always mistakes" Deceased for a new wave band? When I made my statement, I meant that the combination of Deceased being around for going on 30 years and that they have never, ever, ever chased any kind of trend, retaining a very old school type of sound, makes them anything but "modern". They exist in the current, modern age...but they're anything BUT "modern".

Vader