Paradise Lost

Okay, so you're...

Yeah, there isn't an objective most famous list, but if you're looking for the ten with the biggest historical and name recognition across the whole of Doom and its subgenres, you'd be pretty safe naming Black Sabbath, Candlemas, Pentagram, Saint Vitus, Electric Wizard, Sleep, Trouble, Paradise Lost, My Dying Bride and Cathedral.

Thank you.

Okay, this is interesting.

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So, I mean, I think that's...

But yeah, I mean, obviously, I mean, Paradise Lost and My Time Bright are two metal bands, but they bring the death metal element.

And I think that was a really British thing in the late 80s.

And so the gig is an amazing gig.

Autopsy, Paradise Lost, Sonic Violence and Prophecy of Doom.

Prophecy of Doom was kind of a trusty band.

Sonic Violence were... sort of industrialist, like some people dismissed him as sounding like Godflesh, but he didn't sound like Godflesh.

Autopsy had super slow bits.

They loved Trouble.

we were really into Paradise Lost.

Paradise Lost were not called anything other than death metal at the time.

of music.

you know i know that there were a lot of fans that cried no longer metal i mean i guess the way that people responded to paradise lost one second or yeah um our you know tiamat deeper shade of slumber um but like to me this is as heavy as anything anathema has ever done

Well, yeah, I'm glad you say that.

And I love that you use the word tragic because it does have a tragic sense in the exact same way that Silent Enigma does.

Here's the thing.

Here's the The issue I have, I don't, I got to be careful.

I love Paradise Lost.

I love My Dying Bride.

Once again, I could probably have put in a couple of different Typo Negative albums there, but I actually feel like increasingly as I get older as an end-to-end listen, Slow, Deep, and Hard has everything that I love about Typo Negative in one record.

At number two, it's going to have to be a Paradise Lost album.

It could at any point be either Gothic, Shades of God, or Icon.

The way I feel today, it is Icon.

So, that'd probably be there.

And then, let's see what else.

Definitely, like you said, Paradise Lost.

I'd probably say Draconian Times is my favorite Paradise Lost album all around.

And their new album Abyss is out on the 3rd of November.

Going to play some Paradise Lost now from the album Obsidian.

This song is called Hope Dies Young.

As you rest, driven soul.

There you heard Cephalic Carnage with Endless Cycle of Violence, taken from the album Xenosapien.

Before that, Flotsam and Jetsam, their new album Rats in the Temple, was released last weekend, played to the title track there.

To kick off the trio, Paradise Lost, Hope Dies Young from the album Obsidian.

So that's me done for another week of Full Metal Racket.

So it was back-to-back just kind of torturous music experiences.

I had to play a lot of Paradise Lost in between my listens on this.

There's a couple songs on there.

Old Little Town of Bethlehem, I like the kind of dirginess to it.

fun record, actually.

Steel Panther.

Dream Theater, Obituary, Suffocation, Clutch had a record, Priest had Touch of Evil, which is cool, Municipal Waste, Megadeth had Endgame, Paradise Lost, Faith Divides Us, Death Unites Us.

I love that title.

Goated, yeah.

You can mosh to Cirith Ungol, Paradise Lost, Join the Legion.

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Mm-hmm