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Postby Metal Iain on Fri Sep 21, 2007 12:52 pm

But the early nineties was a great time for other music...

:lol:

Count yourself you don't remember 1993 too well. I remember 2 Unlimited and Ace of Base basically carrying the torch for music at that point. The '90s was a bit boring to be honest. Nothing really happened as far as I can remember, apart from the Balkan Wars and the War In Chechnya.
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Postby boovidge on Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:11 pm

'93 was a great year

Death- Individual Thought Patterns
Atheist- Elements
Cynic- Focus

three of my favourite albums!
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Postby Darkweasel on Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:23 pm

'93 was a great year


Not if you were a Norweigan church.
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Postby Metal Iain on Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:23 pm

I'd be impressed if you could take that up to 10 great albums. Besides, I wasn't into Death Metal when I was seven so 1993 still struck me as a shitty year.
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Postby MartinC on Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:51 pm

Metal Iain wrote:But the early nineties was a great time for other music...

:lol:

Count yourself you don't remember 1993 too well. I remember 2 Unlimited and Ace of Base basically carrying the torch for music at that point. The '90s was a bit boring to be honest. Nothing really happened as far as I can remember, apart from the Balkan Wars and the War In Chechnya.


What are you on about? Ace of Base were amazing.

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Postby Darkweasel on Fri Sep 21, 2007 1:52 pm

Metal Iain wrote:I'd be impressed if you could take that up to 10 great albums. Besides, I wasn't into Death Metal when I was seven so 1993 still struck me as a shitty year.


Some more top albums from '93 (not inc. those mentioned above):

Anthrax - Sound of White Noise
Emperor - Wrath of the Tyrant EP
Carcass - Heartwork
Skyclad - Jonah's Ark
The Almighty - Powertrippin'
Dissection - The Somberlain
Motorhead - Bastards
Burzum - Hvis Lyset Tar Oss
Fight - War of Words
Dark Tranquillity - Skydancer
Sepultura - Chaos AD
Aerosmith - Get A Grip
Metal Church - Hanging in the Balance (Great album, truly shit artwork)
Paradise Lost - Icon
Darkthrone - Under a Funeral Moon
Entombed - Wolverine Blues
Morbid Angel - Covenant
Pearl Jam - Vs
Voivod - The Outer Limits
Satyricon - Dark Medieval Times
TYpe O Negative - Bloody Kisses
Steve Vai - Sex and Religion
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Postby Atom on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:02 pm

Darkweasel wrote:
'93 was a great year


Not if you were a Norweigan church.


My uncle was a Norwegian Church, he died that year. :(
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Re: this time 21 years ago........

Postby Immortalicide on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:08 pm

Povey wrote:
Immortalicide wrote:Me and Ian were at the Birmingham Odeon watching Metallica :rockdevil:


Was this when they supported Motorhead? My dad was at that :) tho think that was under the townhall.

6 years old for me.



No, it was the master of puppets tour, where they were supported by Anthrax. Less than a week later, Cliff was dead :cry:

Did Metallica ever play the town hall????? I very much doubt it. I was THE metallica fan in the late 80s, and this was the first time they ever played Brum and the next time was on the and justice for all tour where they played the NEC, which is why i went to see them at sheffield, cuz the city hall is a much smaller venue. Then they were supported by danzig.

THe next time they played Brum was in '90 when they again played the NEC and they were wank. No support band just a video of themselves :roll: . Kirk and lars started jamming Jump in the fire between songs and james said, stop playing that old shit!!!! Nob'ead!!!! :evil:
Never wasted money going to see em since, and probably never will unless it is in a smaller venue.
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Postby Plodman on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:23 pm

20 years ago i hadn't been reincarnated yet and was still a cat
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Postby MartinC on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:29 pm

No support band just a video of themselves


I really hope that one day I'm in the position to do that.
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Re: this time 21 years ago........

Postby Povey on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:30 pm

Immortalicide wrote:
Povey wrote:
Immortalicide wrote:Me and Ian were at the Birmingham Odeon watching Metallica :rockdevil:


Was this when they supported Motorhead? My dad was at that :) tho think that was under the townhall.

6 years old for me.



No, it was the master of puppets tour, where they were supported by Anthrax. Less than a week later, Cliff was dead :cry:

Did Metallica ever play the town hall????? I very much doubt it. I was THE metallica fan in the late 80s, and this was the first time they ever played Brum and the next time was on the and justice for all tour where they played the NEC, which is why i went to see them at sheffield, cuz the city hall is a much smaller venue. Then they were supported by danzig.

THe next time they played Brum was in '90 when they again played the NEC and they were wank. No support band just a video of themselves :roll: . Kirk and lars started jamming Jump in the fire between songs and james said, stop playing that old shit!!!! Nob'ead!!!! :evil:
Never wasted money going to see em since, and probably never will unless it is in a smaller venue.


Nah they played the basement of the townhall my dad has the ticket.
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Postby boovidge on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:41 pm

coroners Grin also came out in 93
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Re: this time 21 years ago........

Postby Povey on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:45 pm

Immortalicide wrote:
Povey wrote:
Immortalicide wrote:Me and Ian were at the Birmingham Odeon watching Metallica :rockdevil:


Was this when they supported Motorhead? My dad was at that :) tho think that was under the townhall.

6 years old for me.



No, it was the master of puppets tour, where they were supported by Anthrax. Less than a week later, Cliff was dead :cry:

Did Metallica ever play the town hall????? I very much doubt it. I was THE metallica fan in the late 80s, and this was the first time they ever played Brum and the next time was on the and justice for all tour where they played the NEC, which is why i went to see them at sheffield, cuz the city hall is a much smaller venue. Then they were supported by danzig.

THe next time they played Brum was in '90 when they again played the NEC and they were wank. No support band just a video of themselves :roll: . Kirk and lars started jamming Jump in the fire between songs and james said, stop playing that old shit!!!! Nob'ead!!!! :evil:
Never wasted money going to see em since, and probably never will unless it is in a smaller venue.



No your right, I just checked the ticket it was just Motorhead. It was me just misunderstanding my dad.

He says that Metallica just turned up to the gig as they were in the country, something about them flying over and a gig being cancelled with exciter?
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Postby Lev on Fri Sep 21, 2007 2:47 pm

Metallica and Exciter, that would have been sexy.
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Postby Metal Iain on Fri Sep 21, 2007 3:35 pm

MartinC wrote:
Metal Iain wrote:But the early nineties was a great time for other music...

:lol:

Count yourself you don't remember 1993 too well. I remember 2 Unlimited and Ace of Base basically carrying the torch for music at that point. The '90s was a bit boring to be honest. Nothing really happened as far as I can remember, apart from the Balkan Wars and the War In Chechnya.


What are you on about? Ace of Base were amazing.

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That's why I mentioned them fool.
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