Earache Records Essential Albums debate with Daniel Dekay | LOCK HORNS (live stream archive) 

Thanks man. So are we! Must be the blood sacrifices.....

I am shocked and chagrined, mortified and stupefied.

REDSIN1000 They even show their logo in the beginning...

AH AH AH ah ah ah AH AH AH.....

yes at 1:50

But given that, at least they had the openness to include them on the board. And maybe turn on hundreds (or thousands) who haven’t had them in their radar until now. Sam’s so cool.

Manny Prieres named my first bong 'dragonaut' for a good reason!

No fucking shit...

Real talk i remember when that came out .. blew my mind

The most astonishing thing: Sam never heard "The Key" wooooowww

one of the 'key' records ever. surprised that show's hosts never heard of it. it was quite a big hit in eastern europe in early 90s. it's actually very interesting how for the fuck sake metal gurus from north america this record is a blank space. wtf?

Relapse Records too maybe haha

there's going to be a book this year

BirdsElopeWithTheSun oh fuck thanks

^ This.

it's ok, Sumo Rabbit will be hunting them all down.

Caesarino Zeppeli I agree.... needed some Lawnmower! And sadly no Fudge Tunnel and Confessor. 😔

Love me some Nausea.

Godflesh played last and the napalm guys were in the pit. Great show.

exactly

How?

never trust a person who doesn't like Morbid Angel, he might stabb you in the back.

i dont really like mb......

@@shanek8603 no one has ever said they don't like Morbid Angel . Death Metal rules Grimdcore sucks

James Wray Mike Browning

Very nice guy. He's reformed the band under the name Nocturnus AD. And are working on a new album, continuing where "The Key" left off.

Sorry didn't mean to send that extended list 4 Bolt Thrower Realm of chaos classic so brutal sounds like a tank raging hell causing all destruction in its path 5 Massacre From Beyond old school as fuck love this album every track brutal and straight to the point 6 Napalm Death Scum the legend is born raw, brutal mixing death, grind and hardcore punk all together you'll never get an album that sounds like that again 7 Deicide The stench of redemption this album is one of my favourites of theirs one of my favourite bands love the guitar work on homage for Satan sounds like I'm in the very fiery depths of hell for all eternity definitely one of the best modern Deicide albums 8 Decapitated Nihility what a fucking technical masterpiece really tight album start to finish I love headbanging like crazy to spheres of madness 9 Akercocke Choronzon Love Akercocke they mix black, death, prog so well this album is my favourite so evil love it 10 Terrorozer World Downfall masterpiece perfect grindcore release from start to finish

I learned from the band's thank you list and no other influences and making my mind up at the store was insanely tuff to decide.

Dekay is the man!

What’s your Vektor Victor?

Yea Vektor is at the top of the thrash foodchain by a loooot. Its thrash and it has death metal elements and its blackened and it has atmosphere to spare and its progier than fucking dream theater and its some of the most extreme music out there and it has some soul fusion on the last record oh and just in case you forget its strangely melodic and cold as deep space and its technical as fuck and it has brilliant songwriting and they threw all that in a cauldron stirred it a bit AND MADE IT FUCKING WORK THE MADMEN. Yea no good fucking luck topping that other thrash bands. Vektor had so much momentum and was going places before the guys left the band, lets hope Dave gets a new lineup together and give us more Vektor. Cuz we all need more space eagle in our lives. Sci-fi or fucking die!

We have them printed as props for the show.

Not on our radar yet, but we are open to suggestions. What bands would you put in there?

BANGER​​​​ @Banger Well, you could handle it two ways. Go just with atmoblack or since there is so much crossover between the two genres you could do an Atmospheric/Pagan Black metal episode to be able to fit in acts like Agalloch, Moonsorrow, Windir, and Nokturnal Mortum that are too much black metal to necessarily be counted as folk metal. As far as bands definitely Burzum or Ulver as the legend. Especially the Filosofem and Hvis Lyset Tar Oss albums or Bergtatt for Ulver. Some important/great albums would include Weakling - Dead As Dreams, Summoning (which album is very much up for debate), Wolves in the Throne Room - Two Hunters, Drudkh - Autumn Aurora, Forteresse - Metal Noir Quebecois, Darkspace - III, Blut Aus Nord - Memoria Vetusta II, Aquilus - Griseus, Ash Borer - Cold of Ages, Fen - The Malediction Fields, Fyrnask - Eldir Nott, Mare Cognitum - Phobos Monolith

I would like to see Atlantic/Sanctuary. But some other ones that I know of are Nuclear Blast, Roadrunner/SPV/Limb, Capitol(maybe), Century Media (not so sure about them since somebody else said there aren't that many great bands but they have releases from Iced Earth, NIGHTWISH, and Lacuna Coil), Spinefarm, Sony(Judas Priest), Warner Bros (Black Sabbath and A7X), Megaforce, and Elektra. You could also do essential record labels but that wouldn't be a very long episode.

I don't... & Sam's familiar with 20x the bands I know.

He's a noob.

Interesting, Symbolic and The Sound of Perseverance are my favorite Death records haha

agree 👍

Brilliant album!

That’s another album that is so hard to find now a days

Pretty piss poor aye

I'm 43 and I don't like streaming music and I never heard The Key but have been trying to get a copy

Browning was in Morbid Angel in the very early years

I thought that it was the Heresy/Concrete Sox split? Oh, well. All great stuff.

That was number 2 www.earache.com/catalogue/

Ah. Well, it's been a while. LOL

Nate Johnson how did they not know this??

Yes that one too

Jack Jackson yeah 2004 amazing record.

Really? My Godflesh shirt looks just fine, but all I've really gotten from Earache was a GF shirt and patch.

Nope.