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Lik - Mass Funeral Evocation.
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Legit saw this the other night at Woolworths. Spelling aside it did make me laugh. My skin is redeemed. View attachment 1267591
Don't forget to subscribe either... Integrity 'pro-shoot' coming out Wednesday night. Possibly the best ever live footage of Integrity.
1. Peace Sells
Just chock full of killer riffs with attitude to match.
2. Rust in Peace
Nothing needs to be said.
3. Youthanasia
Catchy as hell. Songs that get stuck in your head.
4. Killing is my Business
Once again, riffs. And speed.
5. Countdown to Extinction
Lots of great songs. Obviously heading in a slower direction like most bands post-1990.
6. So Far So Good So What
Don't mind it but it is very short. Don't reach for this one often.
7. Cryptic Writings
Same path as Youthanasia but a bit toned down. Still some good songs.
And that's what I kind of stopped. Maybe I should check out some stuff since they reformed.
Cattle Decap 'monke' haha
Cleveland 'hardcore' band originally formed in the late 80s (the guys live all over the place now). Morphed into a hybrid hardcore-metal band with Slayer-ish solos. The classic lineup broke up in '98, since then the singer Dwid has had various lineups. Their most recent album was released by Relapse. I interviewed Dwid and the guitarist Dom last year (episode 2). They'd probably be in my all-time top ten favourite bands. Very influential in (older) hardcore circles.Thank you Trebek, I’ll take ‘Bands I’ve never heard of before’ for $400.
Answer: “Who is Integrity”?
(Cool show btw).
Cleveland 'hardcore' band originally formed in the late 80s (the guys live all over the place now). Morphed into a hybrid hardcore-metal band with Slayer-ish solos. The classic lineup broke up in '98, since then the singer Dwid has had various lineups. Their most recent album was released by Relapse. I interviewed Dwid and the guitarist Dom last year (episode 2). They'd probably be in my all-time top ten favourite bands. Very influential in (older) hardcore circles.
Seasons in the Size of Days is my favourite album.
Here's an older show.
Intriguing...
Would prefer 1st or 3rd album myself, but would be worth seeing
Intriguing...
Would prefer 1st or 3rd album myself, but would be worth seeing
I always thought SFSGSW/PS was their best era & Darkest Hour's their best song. RIP's MD's best on a technical level, & Dystopia in at 4th for mine..First Megadeth album I bought was SFSGSF and it remains my favourite (despite the terrible cover song). Every original song on it is a killer IMO and takes me back to the late 80s every time I listen to it. That said I will rank it equally with RIP as I love that too and acknowledge it as their best work (Xmas 1990 still delivering - local store had sold out of King Diamond’s ‘Them’ but my parents got me RIP and Slayer’s SITA).
SFSGSW/RIP
KIMB (love this and the recent remix is actually really good - fu** the cover song though).
PS (ripper but prefer the above albums - can tolerate the covers on this more then the others).
CTE (from memory a much better sell out than the Black album).
Y (barely remember anything from it and only bought it in recent years).
Sort of lose track from here. I have all the albums from this century and some remained in my player for a bit after release, others not so much. However, I can’t remember which ones were ‘the better ones’. I don’t think I have Risk or CW.