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Fun idea! Too easy for us Swedes though, as the names of almost all of IKEA's furniture are Swedish words.
by niklaslogren 13y ago
Fun idea! Too easy for us Swedes though, as the names of almost all of IKEA's furniture are Swedish words.
- evoloution 13y agoLMAO, it is true, I only have a very basic knowledge of Swedish but i helped a lot "True Kvlt".
- ahoy 13y agoMuch too easy as a metal-head as well. My only gripe is that there are a lot of bands in there that aren't death-metal. Every kind of extreme music isn't death-metal people!
- erikig 13y agoYeah I guess, the only problem was that: IKEAorDeathVikingDoomDroneSludgeCelticPaganGoreGrindThrashMetal.com was already taken so they had to shorten it a little.
- nallerooth 13y agoAgreed. They should make a sequel.
- amerika_blog 13y agoAnd the Swedes helped invent death metal via Bathory. It's all your fault!
- yawgmoth 13y agoWhile I Bathory was a big influence for a lot of bands, Possessed and Death were both producing rehearsal tapes and demo tapes in '84. Hellhammer (of Switzerland) was arguably more important with their Satanic Rites demo, in '83 [1]. Note I'm not disagreeing with you, just discussing degrees of influence. Bathory's influence would be much more important in the first and second wave of black metal. [1] http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Hellhammer/Satanic_Rites/2596 http://www.metal-archives.com/albums/Hellhammer/Satanic_Rite...
- amerika_blog 13y agoI generally cite the triad as thus: Bathory, Hellhammer and Slayer, all of which had releases in the 1983-1984 period. Sodom is also important. Death, less so, since its demo at that point sounded more like speed metal (it was only after the time spent with Repulsion, formerly Genocide, that Chuck hit on the death metal formula). If we're into the 1984-85 period with Possessed, we also need to include Sepultura, Master/Deathstrike, and Morbid Angel.
- yawgmoth 13y agoI wasn't aware of the Repulsion/Death bits. Awesome!
- tiedemann 13y agoEven easier if you're both swedish and have at least some knowledge in metal bands (coming from a guy that shared rehearsal space with Meshuggah in the late 80's).
- berntb 13y agoA friend of mine grew up in Norrland and sings punk. Long ago, when I talked to her about the obvious superiority of Death Metal and why Meshuggah is the Answer, she said -- "Oh, drool... some of those cute boys were a few classes below me in school." :-)