Macabre - Nightstalker

This.

Don't have to say anything, this album rules.

Indeed it does! But I've grown to prefer Paegan Terrorism Tactics.

Queen - Innuendo

I always found this to be one of the songs in Queen's repertoire which gets the closest to metal (along with, say, Stone Cold Crazy and Dead on Time for example), if only in overall feeling and atmosphere. Of course, I'm not counting when that awesome flamenco section gets electrified, as that specific part almost sounds like blatant speed metal.

Seriously, that is a great song.

Tremendously so, and I'm now going through The Show Must Go On. Guess I should get some tissues.....

Too Old, Too Cold
Darkthrone

God, that song. There are few things more moving than hearing someone sing on what might as well be their own eulogy.

Inepsy - Lost the Ride

Bathory - Distinguish to Kill

Now that I've finished from the self-titled up to Twilight of the Gods, the task of making it through the wilderness of "Requiem", "Octagon" and "Destroyer of Worlds" comes along. The albums themselves aren't too bad, but they're sandwiched between significantly better things.

Melvins- Bullhead then The Jesus Lizard- Goat

Mygrain - shed the second skin

Underrated melodic death.

Death - Choke on it

I'm at a bit of a loss when it comes to death-metal. I enjoy it, but I can't really invest my interest into it the way I do with other sub-genres. Leprosy is a nice album, with plenty of thrash elements to keep me interested, so hopefully it'll build up my ear for it a bit.

And to think Mercury recorded his part on just one take..... Well, you know what they say; "heroes are remembered, but legends never die". I'm pretty sure Mr. Bulsara belongs to the second group.

Messiah's Kiss - Blood of the Kings

This song grabs Manowar's Blood of the Kings by the throat, rapes it with a knife, skins it alive, dismembers it, and finally feeds it to the dogs.

Led Zeppelin - Stairway to Heaven

Overrated, but fun at times. I like to sing along to the last section of the song.

Arbitrater - Balance of Power

Cage - Hell Destroyer - Beyond The Apocalypse

Pisslunka Kjøtt - Isvind

Helstar - Glory Of Chaos - Pandemonium

The Who - My Generation

An almost 16 minute version of this song? I'm curious how this will work out. Can't say I love the stuff I've heard from this band yet but man, Roger Daltrey is an excellent singer. Guess this guy was definitely an influence on early metal singers. Guy belts very good.

Meshuggah - Do Not Look Down

Good shit

Voltaic Omen - Out of the deeps

Wow... First time I listen to this band, and this is really good!

Atheist – Piece of Time

Graveyard- Rss

Cryptborn

earlier Kamikaze Pilots/Draug split.

Demonica - Ghost Hunt

Running Wild - Port Royal

God, I love this band. I think I prefer the slightly later albums where the guitar tone/production was more lethal, but how could anyone not like this? Majestic.

Obscura - Cosmogenesis - Noospheres

Pagen Terrorism Tactics is indeed awesome. Just started spinning it a little bit ago.

NP: Acid Bath - Graveflower (Album: Paegen Terrorism Tactics)

Overkill - Feel the Fire

This shit makes me want to hit myself. BY HEADBANGING MY FACE INTO THE WALL!!

Now, Overkill - Blood and Iron

FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFUCK!!

Acid Bath - New Death Sensation. My favourite Acid Bath song. So haunting.

Dark Angel-Perish in Flames

Gene Hoglan is a such a beat behind that kit. Makes me want to go play again.

Useless to Mankind - Morta Skuld
Old School Death Metal. Gotta love it.

Overkill - Never Say Never

Please tell me the awesomeness never ends.

Alice Cooper - Hey Stoopid

Reverend Bizarre - Doom Over the World

Truly anthemic. I need to listen to more of their material.

It just takes a couple of breaks

Judas Priest - Painkiller

Remember the first time you heard Painkiller? Well, for me, it's like that every single time that awesome drum intro rolls in, followed by the hellishly sharp riffs and those piercing shrieks; unparalleled. Pretty sure it was like that when the album was released in 1990, and it certainly is still that way.

Right on. I don't think it's the best song off that album, but it's my favourite thing Priest did. Not by much though.

Same here. The Holy S Trinity (don't think I should elaborate on which albums I'm talking about) is right behind Painkiller, and in no particular order. It's too difficult for me to decide which of those records is the best one, so I just pile them all together on second place.

Antropofagus - Demise of the Carnal Principle

Guitars are blazingly fast - even for technical brutal death. Reminds me of Deivos in parts. Hour Of Penance in others. Dying Fetus in others.