[kj] SCARIEST record...

[Graeme Rowland]

I think Invoker by Daniel Menche is probably the most
scary CD I've heard.

--- Mark Kolmar <mkolmar at gmail.com> wrote:
> On 4/15/05, Alexander Smith <vassifer at earthlink.net>
> wrote:
> > To this day, "Hamburger Lady" still gives me the
> creeps (as its
> > designed to, I guess). It's slowly suffering,
> harrowing spell hasn't
> > worn off one bit.
> > 
> > Alex in NYC
> 
> Compare with "Slug Bait" from TG's _2nd Annual
> Report_.
> 
> Apart from a few Merzbow records that are probably
> more imposing and
> threatening than actually scary, I would nominate
> _As the Veneer of
> Democracy Starts to Fade_ by Mark Stewart among the
> scariest records I
> know.  Or THAW by Foetus.
> 
> As an aside, anyone here into a band called Opeth? 
> I'd be curious to
> know about some similar metal with strong
> musicianship, but less
> pastoral.  The quiet parts do contribute a contrast
> that works to good
> effect, in that the balls-out, heavy sections seem
> even that much
> louder.  I could suggest the last few Opeth CDs to
> anyone who likes
> both early Floyd and Napalm Death -- though might
> want to listen
> first.
> 
> --Mark
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