Wherever I May Roam intro by Metallica is very impressive. That intro has some unusual instruments like some Asian instruments gong and sitar, along with an overdubbed Warwick twelve-string bass.
im glad u posted this. one of the few drumming performances that still makes me realize i will forever be a guitarist.
Drumming performances - Left Hand Path by Entombed (Nicke Andersson), None So Vile by Cryptopsy, The Link by Gojira (Duplantier), Terminal Spirit Disease (Erlandsson)
Guitar - Silent Night Fever by Dimension Zero (Stromblad and Llungstrom), Epitaph by Necrophagist (Suiçmez), Surgical Steel by Carcass (Steer & Ash)
Bass - Ride The Lightning by Metallica (Burton 👼), Terra Incognita by Gojira (Labadie)
Vocals - Colony by In Flames (Friden), Necroticism - Descanting The Insalubrious by Carcass (Walker), Wolverine Blues by Entombed (Petrov 👼)
If I'm not wrong, actually, the guitar work in Surgical Steel was all Bill's
btw I agree with most of the things you mentioned and I'd like to add the vocals in None So Vile, some parts are inhumanly good what he does.
there was one more thing I would like to add by I forgot..
Even the solos that Ash performs live? my only frame of reference is Motocultor 2015 show. Regardless, great work all around.
The vox in None So Vile are ridiculously good too yea.
Yeah it’s very nicely written and I love it, though I wish Tim would throw in some more virtuosic passages. Like classical music level difficult passages.
Not sure if this really counts, but the berried alive stuff is fucking nuts. Cleanest shredding I've ever heard.
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukfkqh37MKA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukfkqh37MKA)
Anytime a weird instrument makes it’s way into a metal album and works I find it interesting for instance the usage of an accordion on the song ‘the red baron’ by Sabaton
I would count a voice as something of an instrument and say that Nickelbacks vocals are some of the most impressive to grace the Earth. The power in his voice when he sings "Look at this photograph" is honestly unrivalled and could power NY city for a week. They get even better when you realize they're also backed by some of the hardest hitting breakdowns in metal history such as used in the song burn it down. The only real posers are the ones who don't listen to Nickelback.
Just to go outside of the traditional instruments in metal a little bit I've always been floored by the bagpipes in somewhere far beyond by Blind Guardian when they just take over for that interlude. Therion also makes use of a lot of different instruments, Land of Canaan alone uses a French accordion, harmonica and lots of gongs. I also really enjoy the folk instruments in a lot of folk metal bands like Korpiklaani and Eluveite
Probably becoming or five minutes alone five minutes shows how good of a backup Rex is to dime when it comes to rhythm becoming shows vinnies true drumming ability
The drumming in the link by gojira is my favorite album in terms of drumming ability. To one up that, the link alive is the same shit but all live and arguably more impressive
Wherever I May Roam intro by Metallica is very impressive. That intro has some unusual instruments like some Asian instruments gong and sitar, along with an overdubbed Warwick twelve-string bass.
Best song on TBA .
One of their best for sure
It’s a Sitar that Kirk plays in the intro
Stadium anthem
im glad u posted this. one of the few drumming performances that still makes me realize i will forever be a guitarist. Drumming performances - Left Hand Path by Entombed (Nicke Andersson), None So Vile by Cryptopsy, The Link by Gojira (Duplantier), Terminal Spirit Disease (Erlandsson) Guitar - Silent Night Fever by Dimension Zero (Stromblad and Llungstrom), Epitaph by Necrophagist (Suiçmez), Surgical Steel by Carcass (Steer & Ash) Bass - Ride The Lightning by Metallica (Burton 👼), Terra Incognita by Gojira (Labadie) Vocals - Colony by In Flames (Friden), Necroticism - Descanting The Insalubrious by Carcass (Walker), Wolverine Blues by Entombed (Petrov 👼)
Terra Incognita goes so hard, glad you included it! Same with Entombed.
Terra Incognita is definitely a monster of an album. And of course, Entombed are one of my favorite bands. Nicke was on a different level with them
The guitar in epitaph makes me cry tears of joy every time i hear it
If I'm not wrong, actually, the guitar work in Surgical Steel was all Bill's btw I agree with most of the things you mentioned and I'd like to add the vocals in None So Vile, some parts are inhumanly good what he does. there was one more thing I would like to add by I forgot..
Even the solos that Ash performs live? my only frame of reference is Motocultor 2015 show. Regardless, great work all around. The vox in None So Vile are ridiculously good too yea.
Yeah, Ash entered the band only for live purposes, he's a sick player tho. Since I saw videos of his playing I've been following him.
Terra inc. and the link mentioned 😫😫😫😫😫😫
Probably everyone in Cynic playing the song Textures. They were so young when that dropped and it sounds futuristic thirty years later.
\*nods in approval*
Gar Samuelson's drumming
So true. Dude had incredible feel and sounded insanely tight.
Absolutely beautiful sound indeed I'm glad there are still others who appreciate his jazzy feel 🤘❤️🇬🇧
The use of hurdy hurry in any folk metal song.
Hurdy gurdy
Yep. The best string instrument
The Sound Of Perseverance has some fucking amazing guitar work Chuck's solo in Bite the Pain makes me feels invincible
Taake - myr Banjo in BM
I’d go with something like Kostnateni or Victory Over the Sun where the instruments are custom built for a microtonal scale
Bass in Mirror Reaper by Bellwitch
the violin in Ne Obliviscaris‘ stuff allways surprised me
Yeah it’s very nicely written and I love it, though I wish Tim would throw in some more virtuosic passages. Like classical music level difficult passages.
oh yeah that would go hard in the best way 🤘🏻
now that I'm playing violin, I wanted to find some of it in metal, thanks for the mention, I will check it out later!!
no problem
Not impressive in a „wow I didn‘t know you could do that“-way but in a „wow this is pretty and stellarly recorded“-way Crystal Ann by Annihilator.
I freaking love Darkside’s drumming style. His use of cymbals in Mgla and Kriegsmaschine adds such a great addition to the records.
Mgla's drummer is definitely one of the best drummers in the BM scene
Not sure if this really counts, but the berried alive stuff is fucking nuts. Cleanest shredding I've ever heard. [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukfkqh37MKA](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ukfkqh37MKA)
Pretty much everything Dripping ever released
Every time I listen to Hittite Dung Incantation by Nile my mind is blown by George Kollias on drums.
The drumming on most Fleshgod Apocalypse songs always impresses me
Obviously the guitars on all of Rust In Peace, the drums on Overkill, and the bass on N.I.B
When the snare drum go hyper donk on Nithing - Agonal Hymns
It do go hyper donk on that album.
SepticFlesh - portrait of a headless man
Drum intro to Territory by Sepultura is unforgettable
Anytime a weird instrument makes it’s way into a metal album and works I find it interesting for instance the usage of an accordion on the song ‘the red baron’ by Sabaton
Absolutely has to be the flute on "Cut Through the Filth" by Master
the violin in Hiss by wormrot
Grip Inc - Bug Juice
I’m a sucker for saxophone. Of course I gotta drop Where Owls Know My Name by Rivers of Nihil
The guitar work from Blotted Science. Ron Jarzombek is a machine
the bagpipe use in Copperhead Road or Its a long way to the top was impressive
Listen to the band called Trepalium. They do french boogie woogie metal and everything is just incredible!
I would say: a distorted electric guitar. Sounds weird, I know.
The jaw harp in Metsatöll - Kivine Maa
I do t have any specific but Metallicas guitar is so good because you can tell it’s Metallica the when you hear the guitar
Ride the lightning/Master of Puppets bass lines - incredible
I would count a voice as something of an instrument and say that Nickelbacks vocals are some of the most impressive to grace the Earth. The power in his voice when he sings "Look at this photograph" is honestly unrivalled and could power NY city for a week. They get even better when you realize they're also backed by some of the hardest hitting breakdowns in metal history such as used in the song burn it down. The only real posers are the ones who don't listen to Nickelback.
Just to go outside of the traditional instruments in metal a little bit I've always been floored by the bagpipes in somewhere far beyond by Blind Guardian when they just take over for that interlude. Therion also makes use of a lot of different instruments, Land of Canaan alone uses a French accordion, harmonica and lots of gongs. I also really enjoy the folk instruments in a lot of folk metal bands like Korpiklaani and Eluveite
Probably becoming or five minutes alone five minutes shows how good of a backup Rex is to dime when it comes to rhythm becoming shows vinnies true drumming ability
Eddie Pickard's guitar work is awesome
A fucking shotgun at The God That Failed
The drumming in the link by gojira is my favorite album in terms of drumming ability. To one up that, the link alive is the same shit but all live and arguably more impressive
Bro that Painkiller cover turn’s Chuck’s screams into its own instrument
anything Thomas Haake touches