"Formulas fatal to the flesh" and "Gateways to annihilation" are key albums to understand Portal. They opened a path and Portal followed it. Astonishing guitarwork vision... Horror Illogium, guitar master!!
Indeed, specially ´Formulas to the Flesh` . Having said this I find myself enjoying Portal more than I do Morbid Angel . They just delved deeper into that ´portal` you mentioned ... it´s horrifying and unintelligible to the trendy , uninitiated masses ... and that spells - ´great !` - in my books .
@@saraivatoledo1842 Yeah, that´s it. I´d love a Morbid Angel reborn like the Gorguts new era, with Luc Lemay wearing Portal and Deathspell Omega T-shirts, and a long song like Pleiades´Dust. Trey is still a terrific guitar player!!! Horror Illogium is the new Azagthoth for me.
@@ricardojimenez8650 Mate, being old enough to have attended Morbid Angel concerts since their ´Formulas fatal to the flesh ` era ( arguably at their peak imho ) ...I´m telling you, Morbid Angel circa that era was surreal , I couldn´t believe these little interludes Trey would come up with in songs like Chapel of ghouls - you know when you´re watching something and you lose all perspective of what you´re witnessing ? That was the feeling of seeing Morbid Angel back in that era with Vader opening and Enthroned ... what a concert that was ... Peter Sandoval was also surreal , the only parallel I can find was when I saw Mick Harris playing with Painkiller circa their ´ Buried secrets ` Ep . With age comes a lot of bs which unables you to attend everything you wish to , I´ve never seen Portal live , but I will , no worries . Guess you´ve been fortunate enough to have seen them live circa ´Outre ` or some other album , that just happens to be my favourite . That is probably the Death Metal album of all time to me along with ´Altars of Madness ` .
@@baerereavsorg Absolutely ... Painkiller circa ´Buried Secrets ` was like imagining you had never heard anything the band put out and proceed to get blown away by the most alien , tight music you couldn´t even make up . Yeah, they improvised the entire set , save for , check this out : room was with a degree of tension hardly felt at any concert I´ve ever been to - you had the Jazz nerd middle aged types, you had the grumpy looking Earache metal heads , the trendies and a bunch of nerds ... well , we were just a dozen of Punk Metal kids with a ´Ripping Headaches ` attitude - wasn´t even a conscious thing : the fact that we were there to cause a bunch of chaos , give the band as much as we took sort of thing . Soon as the craziness started there were a a few of us flying , pushing others , causing a nuisance basically ... soon the suspicious Metal guys felt at ease to join us . Pretty funny actually , one kid came up to me and went : ´mate, you mind me joining you guys ? ` with a smirk from ear to ear ... not long after there was a pretty chaotic circle in the audience ... Mick Harris jumps from his drum set , comes and shoves a mic in his mouth : ´next one´s dedicated to this crazy lot ` , pointing at us , isolated in the middle , cause the jazz dudes, music nerds and women all chose not to partake in what was going on in ´our area ` - song was ´Handjob ` - the only recognizable song from the whole set . Musically it was unbelievable , you can imagine those 3 guys in the early/mid 90s - Bill Laswell was the one who impressed me the most , maybe cause I played bass in a band at the time - the way he went from that unique dub sound to complete fuzzy grind and keeping those lines extremely inspired/ing for an entire improvised set . Also his technic was weird af to me , I had never seen such a pro , it even left me doubting what instrument I was playing at the time , if that was what a bass was capable of sounding like Yeah man , I apologise for the book , zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz , if you reached this far , just brings back memories from those days which are very special to me ... already comparing that to Naked City with a young unanounced Mike Patton a few years prior to that one : -)
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"Formulas fatal to the flesh" and "Gateways to annihilation" are key albums to understand Portal. They opened a path and Portal followed it. Astonishing guitarwork vision... Horror Illogium, guitar master!!
Indeed, specially ´Formulas to the Flesh` . Having said this I find myself enjoying Portal more than I do Morbid Angel . They just delved deeper into that ´portal` you mentioned ... it´s horrifying and unintelligible to the trendy , uninitiated masses ... and that spells - ´great !` - in my books .
@@saraivatoledo1842 Yeah, that´s it. I´d love a Morbid Angel reborn like the Gorguts new era, with Luc Lemay wearing Portal and Deathspell Omega T-shirts, and a long song like Pleiades´Dust. Trey is still a terrific guitar player!!! Horror Illogium is the new Azagthoth for me.
@@ricardojimenez8650 Mate, being old enough to have attended Morbid Angel concerts since their ´Formulas fatal to the flesh ` era ( arguably at their peak imho ) ...I´m telling you, Morbid Angel circa that era was surreal , I couldn´t believe these little interludes Trey would come up with in songs like Chapel of ghouls - you know when you´re watching something and you lose all perspective of what you´re witnessing ? That was the feeling of seeing Morbid Angel back in that era with Vader opening and Enthroned ... what a concert that was ... Peter Sandoval was also surreal , the only parallel I can find was when I saw Mick Harris playing with Painkiller circa their ´ Buried secrets ` Ep .
With age comes a lot of bs which unables you to attend everything you wish to , I´ve never seen Portal live , but I will , no worries . Guess you´ve been fortunate enough to have seen them live circa ´Outre ` or some other album , that just happens to be my favourite . That is probably the Death Metal album of all time to me along with ´Altars of Madness ` .
@@saraivatoledo1842 lucky you! both formulas era morbid angel and buried secrets era painkiller should have been otherwordly experiences
@@baerereavsorg Absolutely ... Painkiller circa ´Buried Secrets ` was like imagining you had never heard anything the band put out and proceed to get blown away by the most alien , tight music you couldn´t even make up .
Yeah, they improvised the entire set , save for , check this out : room was with a degree of tension hardly felt at any concert I´ve ever been to - you had the Jazz nerd middle aged types, you had the grumpy looking Earache metal heads , the trendies and a bunch of nerds ... well , we were just a dozen of Punk Metal kids with a ´Ripping Headaches ` attitude - wasn´t even a conscious thing : the fact that we were there to cause a bunch of chaos , give the band as much as we took sort of thing .
Soon as the craziness started there were a a few of us flying , pushing others , causing a nuisance basically ... soon the suspicious Metal guys felt at ease to join us . Pretty funny actually , one kid came up to me and went : ´mate, you mind me joining you guys ? ` with a smirk from ear to ear ... not long after there was a pretty chaotic circle in the audience ... Mick Harris jumps from his drum set , comes and shoves a mic in his mouth : ´next one´s dedicated to this crazy lot ` , pointing at us , isolated in the middle , cause the jazz dudes, music nerds and women all chose not to partake in what was going on in ´our area ` - song was ´Handjob ` - the only recognizable song from the whole set .
Musically it was unbelievable , you can imagine those 3 guys in the early/mid 90s - Bill Laswell was the one who impressed me the most , maybe cause I played bass in a band at the time - the way he went from that unique dub sound to complete fuzzy grind and keeping those lines extremely inspired/ing for an entire improvised set . Also his technic was weird af to me , I had never seen such a pro , it even left me doubting what instrument I was playing at the time , if that was what a bass was capable of sounding like Yeah man , I apologise for the book , zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz , if you reached this far , just brings back memories from those days which are very special to me ... already comparing that to Naked City with a young unanounced Mike Patton a few years prior to that one : -)
The crunching sounds from me eating my grilled cheese fit right in
Lol.
Seems like I’m not the only one that listens to extreme metal when eating.
this 3 yr comment made my day. You see? it doesnt matter how old comments are
@@buschovski1 and now my day has been made because your comment reminded me of one of my favorite metal bands! Fuck yeah!!
Nice. Good to Hear
Always impressed by Portal, this mini release is amazing. What a creepy ending too.
The production on this is much better than their later stuff
It's different for sure. I like the more trebly version on Sepia
I agree, I just posted a similar comment... the album stuff is too trebly
That noise at 7:13 gives me chills. I keep replaying it lol. Sounds like a pokemon almost
I have never heard such beautifuly controlled chaos before. Anaal Nathrakh is a close second.
Something about that album cover is so unsettling and I don't know what it is...
Such an insanely great band
oh yeah
Holy shit. Didnt know how much I needed this til now. Great discovery
Nice tremolo picking.
This band should be scoring horror films.
I actually very much prefer this version to the album, holy shit so good, brings so many good memories
Oz favorite! This and Impetuous Ritual are beyond. TRULY BEYOND! Nothing comes close
This 'band' exists between dimensions. The chaos is acheived struggling to manifest.
Reminds me of a band I seen in iron river WI at the NW Metal fest 16 years ago. Band called reverend pokiebunge form park falls WI.
Yeah! This band is fucking brutal. Thanks.
So need this
Crazy stuff here!
Awesome
You are indeed a metal maniac...
Also GRAVE UPHEAVAL! A whole other level of ineffable depth!!! All three of their bands....heaviest of this epoch in a league of their own!
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The End mills - perfect track to sing a long at satans Birthday bash
heyyy:))
Hey
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This is the kind of music you listening while descending to hell.
how can I get. a album featured?
Psych grind