Napalm Death - Messiah (Hellhammer cover)

From the "Leaders Not Followers: Part 2" album.

The intro riff is from the Celtic Frost song "Morbid Tales"

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Music

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• Napalm
• Death
• Messiah
• Hellhammer

[Rotting666Metal]

napalm death & hellhammer= f****** awosome !!!!!

[AceKorpsegrinder]

Are You Morbid?!

[kevinnowhow]

@Tremuoso You tell 'em dude!

[Tremuoso]

There is no point in arguing with people so see no punk in black metal. You have to question how they ever got into this wonderful music at all if they are so blind that they cannot see black/death/thrash/punk/doom/c­rust/grind/noise it all comes from the vein, its all just beautiful fucking noise.

[Deathrash241]

@xmetaljessex And Hellhammer also had so much punk influenced riffs, a great example is Messiah, it has a simple structure and it has like 7 chords troughout the whole song, yet its so destructive and powerful

[xmetaljessex]

@chaclapa Are you retarded? Of COURSE black metal was influenced by punk. Have you ever listened to Venom? There's so much punk influence it's unreal. Venom members even had a side-project called Warfare, that was a punk/thrash crossover band that had a very similar sound to first generation Venom/black metal.

[Viperplayer187]

The comment beneath me is spot on. No punk = no black metal. The first black metal bands were actually just morbid sounding thrash bands. Thrash being directly influenced by hardcore. Plus, go listen to the original version of this song. It's VERY punky. Punk and Metal were made for each other, soulmates. (:

[billthegeek33]

@chaclapa Dude... black metal owes a lot to punk. You gotta check out early Celtic Frost, Bathory, Darkthrone, or Hellhammer. 

[iizlandon]

@ratman8ballshifters

yeah dude i don't hear it.

[manodotiago]

@chaclapa lol

[aarongtr180]

@chaclapa Uh, yes... yes it was. Check out Carpathian Forest.

[chaclapa]

@billthegeek33 Black Metal was never influenced by punk.