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Started by The Brain, March 10, 2009, 12:32:23 PM

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Quote from: Malthus on May 14, 2019, 12:24:59 PM
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Quote from: Malthus on May 14, 2019, 06:18:43 AM
Sabaton - Rise of Evil (from Primo Victoria)



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It's truly history geek metal, I love it. They do a series of history video clips now!  :lol:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaG4CBbZih6nLzD08bTBGfw

It is the guy from the Great War channel! Cool!
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Syt

Speaking of history geek metal - Iced Earth's Gettysburg trilogy is quite good: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mCSMK2dSUh4
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FunkMonk

I just listened to The National's new album I Am Easy To Find and it's easily already album of the year. Just stop all music for the rest of the year. This is as good as music gets.
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garbon

Quote from: FunkMonk on May 17, 2019, 08:26:55 AM
I just listened to The National's new album I Am Easy To Find and it's easily already album of the year. Just stop all music for the rest of the year. This is as good as music gets.

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Malthus

Never knew that history geek metal was a "thing". Loving the recommendations.  :D

Still enjoying Sabaton too - Carolus Rex. I mean, how could anyone not love an entire concept album about Swedish involvement from the Thirty Years War through the Great Northern War?  :lol:
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Syt

Quote from: Malthus on May 17, 2019, 08:47:28 AM
Never knew that history geek metal was a "thing". Loving the recommendations.  :D


Historic subjects have long been popular in metal. Iron Maiden have been quite prolific:
Alexander the Great: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oTEQf1d9Iw
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—Stephen Jay Gould

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mongers

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The Brain

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mongers

Quote from: Malthus on May 17, 2019, 08:47:28 AM
Never knew that history geek metal was a "thing". Loving the recommendations.  :D

Still enjoying Sabaton too - Carolus Rex. I mean, how could anyone not love an entire concept album about Swedish involvement from the Thirty Years War through the Great Northern War?  :lol:

Just came across this one wiki with regard to the 991 battle of Maldon between the Saxons and Vikings:

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The English black metal band Winterfylleth have two songs in their album The Ghost of Heritage (2008) that remembers the Battle of Maldon (track 2: "The March to Maldon" (03:46) and track 3: "Brithnoth: The Battle of Maldon (991 AD)" (7:38)).

The Norwegian / German symphonic metal band Leaves' Eyes has a song called The Battle of Maldon on their 2009 EP, My Destiny.

I have the later track and it's quite a good song.
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Syt

New albums by Fleshgod Apocalypse and Deathspell Omega :wub:
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—Stephen Jay Gould

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The Brain

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Syt

I don't know. :unsure:

I would recommend Fleshgod Apocalypse to anyone who likes metal mixed with orchestral sounds. A good introduction is this charming little tune: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xjKyzwqIT7s
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—Stephen Jay Gould

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Eddie Teach

Ruined by the vocals imo.  :(
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