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Demogorefest
Sunday 14 March 2010 - 05:21:56
Crossover is probably one of my favorite sub-genres of music, i don't mean the weird ass shit that's filed under Crossover though (how the Hell does Hollywood Undead even get a place in Spirit of metal??).
some of my favorites are Crucial Unit, Municipal Waste, Leeway, S.O.D./M.O.D., DRI, Wehrmacht, Faction Zero, Nuclear Assault, SSS, Rumplestiltskin Grinder, Deadfall, The Accused, Ratos De Porao, Vio-lence, Malicious Grind, Gama Bomb, Toxic Narcotic, Carnivore, and Obscene Gesture. I may have left a few bands out but i think that's most of em.

bloody6strings
Sunday 14 March 2010 - 13:32:01
Nuclear Assault , Vio-lence and Grinder .????..crossover ????????




1Archon1
Sunday 14 March 2010 - 13:55:52

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bloody6strings says : Nuclear Assault , Vio-lence and Grinder .????..crossover ????????



 
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bloody6strings
Sunday 14 March 2010 - 14:44:27
my face was like


Demogorefest
Sunday 14 March 2010 - 21:01:26


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bloody6strings says : Nuclear Assault , Vio-lence and Grinder .????..crossover ????????



I always considered Nuclear Assault and Vio-lence to be Crossover-influenced. Malicious Grind was a great underrated Crossover thrash band that released one album called Welcome to Life back in '88 and disbanded. Rumplestiltskin Grinder is also a new-er Crossover band. i Hate it when the posts don't show the band i typed in

bloody6strings
Monday 15 March 2010 - 09:55:19

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Demogorefest says :


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bloody6strings says : Nuclear Assault , Vio-lence and Grinder .????..crossover ????????



I always considered Nuclear Assault and Vio-lence to be Crossover-influenced. Malicious Grind was a great underrated Crossover thrash band that released one album called Welcome to Life back in '88 and disbanded. Rumplestiltskin Grinder is also a new-er Crossover band. i Hate it when the posts don't show the band i typed in


well, its your opinion , but as for violence there are no Crossover elements , their music is pure thrash for me , and i thought you were talking about Grinder the band not  Rumplestiltskin Grinder ...... i dont even know them :P ......


JosefDecker
Monday 15 March 2010 - 17:52:07
0  I think Stormtroopers Of Death would count, am I right?

Demogorefest
Monday 15 March 2010 - 21:59:46

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bloody6strings says : Nuclear Assault , Vio-lence and Grinder .????..crossover ????????



I always considered Nuclear Assault and Vio-lence to be Crossover-influenced. Malicious Grind was a great underrated Crossover thrash band that released one album called Welcome to Life back in '88 and disbanded. Rumplestiltskin Grinder is also a new-er Crossover band. i Hate it when the posts don't show the band i typed in


well, its your opinion , but as for violence there are no Crossover elements , their music is pure thrash for me , and i thought you were talking about Grinder the band not  Rumplestiltskin Grinder ...... i dont even know them :P ......

check out Rumplestiltskin Grinder, they've gotta few videos up here on there SOM page, very cool new-age Crossover Thrash stuff. look for there music video called 'Stealing E.T.'
and regarding S.O.D.: they're probably my favorite Crossover band, and Billy Milano is my personal hero0

JosefDecker
Monday 15 March 2010 - 23:38:15
I really liked SOD, so I checked out Method Of Destruction, they seemed more like a Hardcore group, really good stuff though.0

Demogorefest
Tuesday 16 March 2010 - 22:38:19

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JosefDecker says : I really liked SOD, so I checked out Method Of Destruction, they seemed more like a Hardcore group, really good stuff though.0

yeah, M.O.D. is more Hardcore sounding than SOD, but they've got waaay more albums out than SOD.  they put out 7 full lenghts, and an EP entitled Surfin' MOD (kind of a weird Surf-rock themed album)
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