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The greatest progressive thrash band of all time imho have recently confirmed one more round of gigs, 15 years after their dissolution.

 

I better start saving for the flights, or start swimming in earnest.

 

For the uninitiated: Divine Step

 

They are THE most underrated metal band on the planet, but once you get hooked, you'll find that Coroner are a lifetime thing.  Their last and best album, 'Grin' is criminally OOP and sold the fewest of all their albums.  I hope they are finally motivated to address this issue.  See 'Serpent Moves' for one of the coolest riffs ever written and possibly the greatest metal guitar solo ever recorded.  Mellifluous comes to mind.

 

Any other Coroner lovers out there?


Edited by rehabitat - 9/7/10 at 3:32pm
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Listen up!


Edited by rehabitat - 6/27/10 at 2:43am
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More evidence of greatness:

 

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WOW, this is great news! Mental Vortex is my fave album from them, and I really like the offbeat Beatles cover for some reason, hehehe.

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Thanks for the reply. Nice to see someone cares.  I like the cover too, it was a good choice for them, but others disagree.

 

How's this for brutality?  Be patient, the song doesn't kick in until 1:15, but it's worth the wait.  It crushes.

 

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Just in case you're interested...

 

Coroner Message Board

 

Unofficial Coroner Web Site

 

 

Signing off,

 

D


Edited by rehabitat - 9/7/10 at 3:35pm
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I'm already there, one thing about Coroner are the lyrics, usually metal lyrics are ridiculous and somewhat puerile. I seldom appreciate the lyrics, but these guys are one of the exceptions and their music are indeed so good that underrated is a common word when reading about the band.

 

The tickets are on sale (with a discount) around Xmas, my mind is already made up, Hellfest have in the last years been the best metal festival in Europe IMHO.


Edited by Albedo - 9/7/10 at 7:48am
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Originally Posted by rehabitat View Post

The greatest progressive thrash band of all time


 

WTF, there's a thrash band out there that's better than Coroner? I challenge you to name me one. This is the true big 4 of thrash tour.

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IME there is none better.  Many would disagree, but these people have simply not got with the groove.  In time it will be proven.

 

Yes, the lyrics are rather exceptional for their time, especially given that English is not their native tongue.

 

Thanks for resurrecting this thread guys.  I have been waiting for these guys to return for many years.  Too bad I'll probably never see them live.  Thanks to the internet I'll be able to enjoy the experience vicariously.

 

Like this:

 

Three piece bands are the best.

 

 

 

btw I fixed the link to the fan site.


Edited by rehabitat - 9/9/10 at 2:28am
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Compilation of the 'best sounding' clips from Coroner's first show in 15 years, Lausanne, 23/04/2011

Some songs were the only choice available.  If better versions appear I will replace the links.

Enjoy, thrashers biggrin.gif

 

Golden Cashmere Sleeper Pt1

Internal Conflicts

Serpent Moves

Masked Jackal

Status: Still Thinking

Metamorphosis

Lethargic Age

Semtex Revolution

Gliding Above While Being Below

Divine Step

No Need To Be Human

Der Mussolini

Grin: Nails Hurt

Purple Haze

Reborn Through Hate

 

Edit 3/05/2011: missing songs added and replaced "Der Mussolini" with a more complete version


Edited by rehabitat - 5/3/11 at 2:08am
post #11 of 16

Coroner, still looking for some albums in pristine condition. 

 

Rehabitat, have you looked into Gore yet? "Mean Mans Dream" was more to my liking than expected...

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Hey, good luck on your search. I have noticed your posts on Gore and I plan to check them out (c: The band Bohren und der Club of Gore, whom I enjoy greatly, I read started as kind of a hardcore tribute to Gore, so the name is already familiar. So far I know them only by reputation.
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Gore's work is tricky to find but I can upload the ripped albums so you can download the music. If you are lucky their albums sometimes turn up on Ebay or via smaller record companies like coolrecordstore.

 

Coroner...

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That would be exceedingly generous of you.  I would be delighted to reciprocate.  ygpm

 

I just noticed your sig.  The statement on Gore touches on something I have held close for a long time.  When I realised that what I was listening to was some of the absolute best ever, most everything else comparable sounded meh.  One is spoiled by someone else's brilliance, which makes it so much harder to be satisfied.

 

Coroner is one of the bands that help me to decide that life is too short for completism.  My resolve since those days is to search for what I believe to be the only best of every kind of music that I can find in my lifetime.  This decision has limited my collection and it is slow to build, but part of my objective is to minimise time spent with mediocrity.  However, I believe my collection stands up very well to repetition.  Sometimes it can be tough to be disappointed by so much that I hear, but imho it is definitely worth it.

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Hunting for Coroner, PM to be read and updates are to be made...

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