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Slit Your Guts - Cryptopsy (None So Vile. Regain Records, 1996) Live @ the Trois-Rivieres Metalfest IV.
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Crystal Skull - Mastodon (Blood Mountain. Relapse Records, 2006)
Two words: Fuck showers!
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Pull Out - Death From Above 1979 (You’re a Woman, I’m a Machine. Vice Records, 2004)
“This song is called Pull Out. It’s about the pleasures of monogamous sexual intercourse…”
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Free The Bee - Melt Banana (Teeny Shiny. A-Zap Records, 2000)
The first time I took LSD I was listening to Melt Banana with friends (whom, I can only assume, where also taking acid) in the ‘traditional’ basement setting. I think we went out later with the intension of going to a concert, but I doubt that happened since I clearly remember a forest setting. Maybe the the concert was at a forest…
…Anyway, the following footage is in no way the best song by Melt Banana however it does contain Dave Witte (of Burnt By The Sun, Discordance Axis, and about a million other fames) on drums.
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Bastard Son of God - Bloodbath (Nightmare Made Flesh. Century Media, 2004)
This footage is from the Waken Open Air Show 2005 in the dvd The Waken Carnage. This track is killer and Mikael Åkerfeldt’s monstrous vocals shine along side brightest with his half-assed drole humor.
The band is basially a compiled group of Swedish death metal’s hall of celebrities:
- Mikael Åkerfeldt – vocals (1999 - 2004, 2005, 2008 onward)
- Anders “Blakkheim” Nyström – guitar (1999 onward)
- Per “Sodomizer” Eriksson – guitar (2008 onward)
- Jonas Renkse – bass (1999 onward)
- Martin “Axe” Axenrot – drums (2004 onward)
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Nine Inch Nails perform Wish with Dillinger Escape Plan. 5 guitarists, 2 bassists, and 2 drummers. [via metalinjection]
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Clone – Gojira (Terra Incognita. Gabriel Editions Records, 2001). Live at the Hellfest circa 2006.
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King of the Dead - Cirith Ungol (King of the Dead. Enigma Records, 1984)
Ok, if you could, imagine the roster of characters from The Lord of the Rings series all dropped acid and formed a Celtic Frost-cover band. That’s Cirith Ungol .
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