A quickly thrown together, Hellhamer tribute video.
Lyrics:
Crucifixion
Crucifixion t
A quickly thrown together, Hellhamer tribute video.
Lyrics:
Crucifixion
Crucifixion they called the game
Bestial penalty, a deadly maim
Crucifixion, the way that sinners go
Holy torment, last malice ya got to know
Crucifixion, crucifixion
Bloody Hell, I won't die here
Crucifixion, crucifixion
I'm bloodcovered in pain an' fear
Hundreds of years they raised the cross
Evil dark priest(s), black stones they toss
The bible, it prayses that bloody wood
A priest, he prays with an uncanny hood
Rusty nails sended them straight to hell
Illtreated, they just got their souls to sell
Crucifixion, the way that sinners go
Holy torment, last malice ya got to know
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Track taken from 1989's "No More Color"
Coroner was a Swiss thrash metal/progressive me
Track taken from 1989's "No More Color"
Coroner was a Swiss thrash metal/progressive metal band from Zurich. They garnered relatively little attention outside of Europe. They combined elements of thrash, progressive rock, jazz, and industrial metal with suitably gruff vocals that have put them at times in a death metal camp. They did not completely fall into any of those categories but integrated influences from them while some defined their style. With their increasingly complex style of progressive rock-infused thrash, they are often labeled as "the Rush of thrash metal" by music critics.
Coroner's sound then progressed and the production became more refined, resulting in the more progressive albums such as; No More Color, Mental Vortex and Grin.
The Swiss thrash trio Coroner were originally roadcrew for Celtic Frost. They eventually formed their own group, recording their demo Death Cult in 1986 with Tom G. Warrior of Celtic Frost on vocals. Their first full-length album R.I.P., released in 1987, featured bass player Ron Broder on vocals and he assumed the role for the rest of the group's existence.
The group released several albums through 1993, ending with a greatest hits collection, Coroner, in 1995. Lack of media exposure brought this band to disbanding in 1994 — and eventually to their farewell tour consequent to their self-titled album.
In March 2005, talks of a reunion were in the works, but later retracted. The main reason was that neither Marky, Ron, nor Tommy had the time it would require to do this properly, and also that neither of them liked to, quote, "reheat things, except spaghetti sauce."
Musically, Coroner evolved from a speed metal band with gothic and classical overtones like Celtic Frost and Bathory into a technical-based band. Coroner's first album, R.I.P., was based on neo-classical lines and was technical and classically influenced.
The second album, Punishment for Decadence, saw a progression into a more complex sound with a unison of bass and guitar. Tempo changes interspersed mid-paced sections and the odd slow passage between the faster passages started to emerge. Lyrically, Coroner began to write about themes such as politics and personal introspection.
The production of No More Color by Pete Hinton and the band, was an improvement. Moreover, Coroner's music became more technical on No More Color as the guitar work was characterized by intricate modes and arpeggios, solo work that was chromatically colorful, as well as the de rigueur crunchy chords and speed runs; the drumming went beyond the 4/4 time of Coroner's two previous albums to incorporate odd time signatures which became their trademark. The bass player is also worth a mention as having an advanced three-finger technique which enables him to double the rhythm line as well as perform intricate riffs. Prime examples of this are the opener "Die By My Hand" with its vicious riffing and the harmonic minor inspired riff in the middle of "Mistress of Deception". There is a dark mood on this album that could be classified as death metal yet spans many influences from other metal genres. The closer "Last Entertainment" is a prescient take on TV.
Mental Vortex improved over No More Color. Continuing with the previous album's technical formula, the speed metal formula was re-integrated into Coroner's sound on this album but with a tone that made it sound not at all like R.I.P. or Punishment for Decadence. There were slower songs but none of the songs on Mental Vortex stayed the same speed for very long. The songs on Mental Vortex ranged from four to eight minutes. Overall, the tone was a shift from the thrash-tech of No More Color which showed them gravitating towards their opus Grin.
Grin saw a much more industrial sound and was a natural progression from Mental Vortex but was different from most of their previous material. It involved a much more reflective guitar riff and underlying bass line. It was slower and more refined in its metal sensibility. Brooding guitar over Royce's bass produced an almost hypnotic trance-like sound on some tracks.
Their eponymous album, Coroner, was a greatest hits compilation which also contained some unreleased material.
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Yeah slipknot sux.
So this is what happens when Slipknot cds get into the hands of US..
Yeah slipknot sux.
So this is what happens when Slipknot cds get into the hands of US....hmmmm
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The outstanding video for WarGazM's track "Emo fag".
Starring
Dave Marcovecchio: Himse
The outstanding video for WarGazM's track "Emo fag".
Starring
Dave Marcovecchio: Himself
Andrew Elliott: Himself
James 'Dodge' Lodge: Himself
Pete Bradley: Emo Kid
Claire Carpenter: Emo Girl
Ryan Gaston: Metal Guy
Directed by Ryan Gaston
Produced by Ryan Gaston & WarGazM
Edited by Ryan Gaston
Cinematography by Ryan Gaston
Make-up by Claire Carpenter
Floor Assistance: Ben Hockaday & Adam Vanneer
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Video to Game Over by Nuclear Assault!
Added: 10 months ago
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Impaled Nazarene- Satanic Masowhore from the album Ugra-Karma!
Damnation war - genocide
Impaled Nazarene- Satanic Masowhore from the album Ugra-Karma!
Damnation war - genocide
Putrefacted war, dead rotten bodies in sight
Will you bleed, for your bride?
Necromayhemic gays, centuries ago died...
Will you bleed, will you confess,
Everlasting sins, for your bride!
My lord... your satanic whore!
Will you bleed, will you confess,
Everlasting sins, for your bride!
Wartime pray, time to die,
Skinned alive, you will bleed...
Euronymous, Dead, Morbid, Mayhem, Darkthrone, True Black Metal, Death Metal, Hate Metal, Evil Metal, Blood Metal, Gore, Snuff
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a rare video of anarchy in the uk by megadeth. it is a music video not a live performance
a rare video of anarchy in the uk by megadeth. it is a music video not a live performance
Right now
I am an Anti-Christ,
and I am an anarchist.
Don't know what I want, but I know how to get it,
I want to destroy, possibly?
Cause I want to be Anarchy. No dog's body.
Anarchy for the U.S.A.
It's coming sometime it maybe.
I give a wrong time, stop a traffic light.
Your future dream is a shopping spree.
Cause I want to be Anarchy, in the city.
Of many ways to get what you want
I use the best, I use the rest.
I use the enemy,
I use anarchy.
Cause I want to be Anarchy, it's the only way to be.
Is this the M.P.L.A.?
Is this the U.D.A.?
Is this the I.R.A.?
I thought it was the U.S.A., or just another country
and other cunt-like tendencies.
Cause I want to be Anarchy, cause I want to be Anarchy,
you know what I mean?
Cause I want to be an Anarchist, again I'm pissed, Destroy!
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Here's Megadeth doing an unplugged version of Anarchy In The U.K. during a 1997 show in Bu
Here's Megadeth doing an unplugged version of Anarchy In The U.K. during a 1997 show in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Rate and comment!
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