extreme hardcore heavy metal???

Sm0ke

someone drop the names of the most earshattering heaviest rock they can

slipknot are 2 weak so are korn ,rob zombie, mettalica and rammstein(these are the only ive listened too im a converting hiphop fan!)

drop them like they rock

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Pugsley

Necrophagist probably, Arsebreed deserve a mention also, Napalm Death also have some pretty darn heavy stuff.

projectmayhem

children of bodom - oops i did it again

if that doesn't work, nothing will!

Davei141

Try Pantera's Revinventing the Steel.

It wasn't me!

Nice to see a converter. If you want breathtakingly heavy, go for real death metal: Carcass, Cryptopsy, Necrophagist, Napalm Death,

Davei141

Dont think he wants to jump right into the "deep end" while hes still learning to swim .

Matthewthebig

Sm0ke wrote:

someone drop the names of the most earshattering heaviest rock they can

slipknot are 2 weak so are korn ,rob zombie, mettalica and rammstein(these are the only ive listened too im a converting hiphop fan!)

drop them like they rock

Nargaroth, Darkthrone, Ulver, Messugah

Patricide

MORBID ANGEL AND NILE, there pretty heavy, make slayer look like a bunch of pussies anyway, as mentioned above meshuggah are pretty heavy as are napalm death.

DublinWriter

Sm0ke wrote:

someone drop the names of the most earshattering heaviest rock they can

I know this crowd are probably ancient, but has anyone heard of VOIVOD?

I used to run a record stall in Temple Bar in the mid 80's and a mate asked me to see if I could get any VOIVOD bootlegs as they were pretty unheard of.

Anyway, I sourced a tape for him, but before I gave it to him, I gave it a listen myself and the tape sounded like someone had put a mic in a Flymo lawn-mower, used it on a gravel driveway, amplified the sound, and sang along in a 'Napalm Death' club-style.

I thought it was a faulty recording, and let him have it for free, saying that it was probably a 4th/5th gen copy and hardly worth paying for. He came back later saying it was the best quality VOIVOD boot that he ever-heard - the band did actually sound like that!

Numina

Davei141 wrote:

Try Pantera's Revinventing the Steel.

why does the riff in You Gotta Belong To It get so overlooked? Check out Pantera's "Cowboys From Hell"

zuutroy

Try 'At The Gates'....Don't blame me if your ears bleed

BlueSpiral

Numina wrote:

why does the riff in You Gotta Belong To It get so overlooked? Check out Pantera's "Cowboys From Hell"

I'm not much into really heavy metal yet. But alot of people have been telling me to get that cd to be my first really heavy metal one.

Spoderman

Can't go wrong with Cowboys From Hell but I wouldn't consider it 'extreme'.

Karl Hungus

You can rarely get heavier than Cryptopsy. Also try Morbid Angel, Carcass, Decapitated, Behemoth, Death, Myrkskog, Zyklon, Necrophagist, Obituary. Have fun.

OctavarIan

I don't listen to much stuff that heavy. But try out Meshuggah anyway. And Strapping Young Lad if you want straight out anger music.

Doctor J

DublinWriter wrote:

I know this crowd are probably ancient, but has anyone heard of VOIVOD?

I used to run a record stall in Temple Bar in the mid 80's and a mate asked me to see if I could get any VOIVOD bootlegs as they were pretty unheard of.

Anyway, I sourced a tape for him, but before I gave it to him, I gave it a listen myself and the tape sounded like someone had put a mic in a Flymo lawn-mower, used it on a gravel driveway, amplified the sound, and sang along in a 'Napalm Death' club-style.

I thought it was a faulty recording, and let him have it for free, saying that it was probably a 4th/5th gen copy and hardly worth paying for. He came back later saying it was the best quality VOIVOD boot that he ever-heard - the band did actually sound like that!

The early Voivod stuff was pretty raw alright

Great, great band though. They cleaned up considerably in the early 90's, got very heavy again in the mid-late 90's and cleaned up again in the 2000's.

To the OP, check out some Obituary, there's a double cd containing the first two albums at a low price, Slowly We Rot and Cause Of Death. Coming from a hip-hop place you'll appreciate the groove these guys have and they're plenty heavy.

Devious

Fear Factory

John

Sunn O))) Flight of the Behemoth

Everything else is pop

Arucard

Nile, Meshuggah, Death...

Davei141

Numina wrote:

why does the riff in You Gotta Belong To It get so overlooked? Check out Pantera's "Cowboys From Hell"

I think the whole RITS album has been largely overlooked tbh. Seems to be a bit of resentment towards it.

Beecher

Definitely second Carcass, Meshuggah and Death, would also recommend The Dillinger Escape Plan and Pig Destroyer, very heavy but in a different way to the aforemented bands.

herbieflowers

Vomitorial Corpulence for me - what a great great band

Shiminay

1 band: Devourment Utter filth on a stick.

See also Mortician and the afore mentioned (well played to John2) Sunn0))) Flight of the Behemoth.

Sm0ke

whoa

so much to listen but im gonna try them al till i find the ones i like most
Obituary so far , really liking their stuff. Necrophagist have a crazy sound that im enjoying aswell

cyrptopsy are ****in evil! at the gates are real good aswell.

last week i was consistently bouncing to Biggie Smalls, now im bouncing to Napalm death.... strange is the mind lol!

John

Fair play to you for having an open mind trying something new.

Tar.Aldarion

projectmayhem wrote:

children of bodom - oops i did it again

if that doesn't work, nothing will!

Lol that is brilliant.


Go for slayer and carcass man. Other bands suggested are great too.
Good to see somebody go from the worst genre to the best imho.

Progen

westlife



sorry

bombidol

Earth Crisis