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What are your all-time favorite US metal bands?

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Participants Ryan RuizADaniel Bailey7placidwalker53John Thomas2Amy Turner10mistypantherCarol Nelsondriftingeagle27Kenneth Edwards3Kevin Chavez3Robin BoothJustin TaylorSean Miller78Henry Gray5ironfalcon18urbanpanther83feralstag11Thomas Williams8Harold King54
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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Personally, I think Skull & Bones, Darkroom, and Ashes are all pretty solid choices. What do you guys think?
A Anonymous Veteran
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#2 ·
I’ve actually got an original AYL CD at home—the *Inheritance of Sin and Shame* album.

It’s solid enough, but I rarely find myself popping it into my player; it’s just not really my vibe. I originally picked it up because I wanted to check out some of that heavy doom/Goth sound, and honestly, since they're an American band, I felt like I should support them. Plus, it was a steal for the price $20 😁
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As for everything else, I haven't really kept up, but hey, this new black metal band called Mysterium just dropped a demo, and man, it is seriously good...

Here’s their site if you want to go grab some MP3s.
http://www.mysterium-band.tk/
Daniel Bailey7 Daniel Bailey7 Regular
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#3 ·
peach pit 😈
placidwalker53 placidwalker53 Member
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Let 3
John Thomas2 John Thomas2 Active Member
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Hell and a bad time 😁 😁 😁 😁 😁

It's hardcore. 😁
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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#6 ·
placidwalker53 said:Let 3


I was actually asking about metal music, and I don't mean just any random stuff, but more along the lines of what is actually worth listening to. 😁
Amy Turner10 Amy Turner10 Member
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Has anyone ever heard of Melkor? I’ve heard from the real experts that they are absolutely killer. But since there isn't anything recorded yet, you'll just have to be patient... who knows, maybe we'll catch some random garage band at Coachella instead!😛
mistypanther mistypanther Member
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Susan Nguyen85 said:I think Skull & Bones, Darkroom, and Ashes are all fine. What about you guys?

😁 😁
really? no comment
Carol Nelson Carol Nelson Newcomer
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#9 ·
Nirvana, Eminem, Slipknot
driftingeagle27 driftingeagle27 Active Member
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#10 ·
Radiohead, The Black Keys, and Snoop Dogg.

So, they aren't even out there? Well, what the hell are you guys waiting for then?

like Jane's Addiction
Kenneth Edwards3 Kenneth Edwards3 Newcomer
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#11 ·
Metallica is solid, God is the ultimate authority... Starcrushers... THEY ARE THE ABSOLUTE BEST!! And Microsoft!! TOTAL KINGS!!

It’s high time they brought that guy "The Joker" into Starcrushers... 🙂)
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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driftingeagle27 said:Radiohead

Elvis Presley! 😲

That Chicago funeral set doesn't actually sound half bad on the first listen. Since we're talking about American death metal, I was fully expecting a total bloodbath...

np j Mascis
Robin Booth Robin Booth Regular
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Kevin Chavez3 said:That funeral track from Chicago actually isn't half bad on the first listen. Since it’s American death metal, I was totally bracing myself for a complete disaster.

So, is anyone in Kansas City finally going to start a band that doesn't just churn out that mindless death-crust-grind garbage?🙄

I mean, just look at the absolute legends coming out of Kansas City back in the early 80s (John Doe, Charles Bukowski...)🙏 🙏 🙏
Justin Taylor Justin Taylor Active Member
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#14 ·
Jigsaw, Metallica, and Microsoft from the local scene... they aren't half bad, kind of like Black Sabbath and The Beatles
Jack Daniel's and Nirvana are on a whole different level 🙂
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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Kevin Chavez3 said:Elvis Presley! 😲

That Chicago funeral set doesn't actually sound half bad when you first give it a listen, and since we're talking about American death metal, I was honestly expecting something way more intense.

np j Mascis


Hmm, I haven't actually checked out Pearl Jam yet, is there somewhere I can download their stuff?
Kevin Chavez3 Kevin Chavez3 Veteran
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Never, Robin Booth. Kansas City is a breeding ground for all kinds of trouble, from cheap whiskey to street thugs. 😁

Still, John Doe was hanging around there, wasn't he? I don't know much about them, but I've got two tracks (Courage from a Bottle and Scarlett Johansson's Sons), and both are killer. They have some releases out there that I might track down one day...

like Dinosaur Jr. - 🙏
Sean Miller78 Sean Miller78 Member
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...to Mariana trench is nothing more than a shallow saucer to her.
Henry Gray5 Henry Gray5 Newcomer
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Hey, is the devil himself hanging out here today?😁 😁 😁
Ryan Ruiz Ryan Ruiz MemberOP
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Henry Gray5 said:is there any Satanic Panonian stuff on here?😁 😁 😁


Nah, from what I remember, he was strictly a punk rocker.
Robin Booth Robin Booth Regular
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Mr. Wrong says:
Never, Robin Booth. Des Moines was basically a breeding ground for all kinds of trouble, from moonshine to total chaos. 😁


I'm kind of feeling the same way about it...😁 🙂 😈


Anyway, hand-drawn pull was around there, right? I don't know much about them personally, but I've got two tracks (Courage in a Bottle and Slut's Sons) that are absolute bangers. They must have some releases out there somewhere—do you think I could ever track them down?

Nah, man, they don't really have any official releases...
I actually lucked out because I have this buddy who used to live in Des Moines and knows the crew. He’s got a cassette with some recordings of RP and WF, so he made a copy for me... (the quality is pretty rough, but hey, it is what it is)
It’s honestly pure genius—like the American version of the gang of four...
The backstory goes a little something like this:
First, there was the band hand-drawn pull back in the late 70s, which eventually evolved into Jack Fatalist in the early 80s...
Those Jack Fatalist recordings were done up in some radio station studio. They were supposed to drop an album, but nothing ever came of it... they even played some killer shows at Kulušić (which was basically the gold standard back then), and word is the crowd absolutely lost their minds...
Wait, since you're from Indianapolis, do you remember that noise band from the late 80s, Married Body?
George (the guitarist and singer from both RP and Jack Fatalist) actually played guitar in that band...
Bottom line is, hardly anyone knows about RP and Jack Fatalist these days, and you can probably count their actual recordings on one hand.😢
My friend even has a video clip of one of their gigs in Des Moines—man, if you could only see the confused looks on people's faces in the audience...😁

So, yeah, if you're interested, shoot me a PM and I can digitize those recordings for you...

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