Celtic Frost - One In Their Pride

[crusher955]

Sounds like Ministry's old stuff.

[joemj413]

Yo yo yo

[Scutshakes]

I was playing this song and accidentally started Progeny at the same time. I was really confused, but I really liked it too.

[snoopanthony]

if this beat hasn't been sampled yet.. i shall sample it.

[NewWorldRob]

it is old hip hop, industrial stems from hip hop & art rock, you fools.

[NightmareGanon]

@NewWorldRob Art rock maybe some acts, but I'm pretty sure industrial music properly does not directly take influence from hip hop.

[NewWorldRob]

@NightmareGanon yea you're right, It didn't directly...but industrial takes nothing directly (it would not be "industrial" were this the case). Like "heavy metal" borrowing each blues, jazz, hard & punk (some cases). Industrial reused the grind / rhythm of earliest hip hop as application, while taking art to an overblown new experimental level. Yes. It did take influence from hip hop, NightmareGanon (same should be said for hip hop...not only drawing from, but living dependency on Rock & Soul).

[SimonKSK]

i can see why people who think this sounds like a hip-hop beat. I was seriously expecting Slick Rick to start rapping. Despite how un-Celtic Frost like this song, it's actually only of the few songs i can enjoy of this album. ItP was a hit and miss for me.

[DamnedInBlack92]

one of their best!

[yuya7723]

COOL !

[pavloscorpion]

they couldnt decide which genere they wanted to do, so they play all the wanted in one album.

[Haloman777]

this could easily be a track from Land of Rape and Honey

[blewcheer]

@Haloman777

I agree, but I'd say Twitch, personally.

[Forgottentear]

Way beyond their time, here CF shows they were musicians, not merely Metal musicians, great Electro/Industrial-Wax trax feel to the track.

[demonpainter22]

Celtic Frost always are in front of their times...When this album released many people speak bad them but after so many years how many bands copy them?

[Lasareath]

This is my Favorite Celtic Frost Album!!!

[kennybiz]

wtf happened to this band!!!???

[taikogroove]

@kennybiz are you the guy that keeps saying that?

[weirdandsubmerged]

Strange but not unpleasant.

[taikogroove]

@weirdandsubmerged nerd

[IGtdef]

yo nigger

[timninerell]

i read that this song was a "hip hop instrumental" no it isn't. it's more of an industrial nine inch nails style. CF is one of the greatest bands ever.

[davethebassist13]

@timninerell lol, you can never take the opinions on Metal Archives too seriously (I saw the same review that said it was a "hip hop instrumental"). some of the those kids know nothing about music and what it takes to be original and not repeat yourself.

[freedomforever7]

in the encyclopedia of heavy metal right.

[KoldMannDamm]

I love it when Tom G. busts out the golden era hip hop beats.

[Gtdef]

celtic frost hiphop ftw.

[666DeathMagnetic]

Yep. Even "Cold Lake" is a good album.

[CelticFuckingFrost]

Fail Lake

[666DeathMagnetic]

Lol.

[CelticFuckingFrost]

Fail Lake was a good album ;)

[666DeathMagnetic]

Yep.

[SimonKSK]

@666DeathMagnetic lmao... u trollin

[CelticFuckingFrost]

Celtic Frost sure are silly. :)

[666DeathMagnetic]

This is a weird instrumental song, but I still like it.

"Into The Pandemonium" sure is an awesome album.

[CelticFuckingFrost]

Yes it is, and this song just adds to the whole sheer mindfuckery of it.

[666DeathMagnetic]

I don't get why people hate this album and this track.

It's a masterpiece.

[MaterialGod]

I wasn't aware this album had haters.

[taikogroove]

@MaterialGod haters are everywhere. I know you and you know me... guess who!

i'm a hater of you

[mrozek73]

@666DeathMagnetic

This album is SOMETHING this song is very important. I love it.

[ripdeth]

Trent Reznor wrote a Celtic Frost song.

XD

[WolfSinTheMoon]

the more I listen to Celtic Frost, the more I realise their great value in music...

Well done Orathac, keep uploading!