Celtic Frost - One In Their Pride

Celtic Frost

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Celtic
• Frost
• Metal
• Thrash
• Avantgarde
• Avant
• Garde
• One
• In
• Their
• Pride

[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.

[666DeathMagnetic]

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

It's a masterpiece.

[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.

[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).

[NightmareGanon]

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

[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.

[freedomforever7]

in the encyclopedia of heavy metal right.

[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.

[SimonKSK]

@666DeathMagnetic lmao... u trollin