LES LEGIONS NOIRES...

I have a question. In 1994, LLN wrote that they were pissed of the scene and trend attitude and so... Against which bands those sentences were written?!!!! Because 1994' is for sure not like in 1998' or 2008'... In 1994 the scene was more UG than ever!

1994 was the beginning of the end...

Noktu, any reply on that?

Dictator Number of posts : 721 Points : 6451 Registration date : 2007-01-22

Which quotation are you talking about?

It's a quote from "Vampires..." cd released by T.E.R :

"Today, black metal seems to be dead, trendies has taken everything in hands...etc..."
Wil Lord Meyhna'ch 13/09/94

1994 was like today. We had trendies bands and labels like Nachtmystium and Degaymur morti. That's against this that the Black legions were in war.

Well there were not internet with myspaces, jokes forums and so..!

Dictator Number of posts : 721 Points : 6451 Registration date : 2007-01-22

Noktu wrote:: 1994 was like today. We had trendies bands

Which bands for instance?

VwH wrote:: It's a quote from "Vampires..." cd released by T.E.R :

"Today, black metal seems to be dead, trendies has taken everything in hands...etc..."
Wil Lord Meyhna'ch 13/09/94

There is something like this written in the text in the Vlad Tepes/Belketre split. A VERY long text of hatred against the scene haha.

Szatan"][quote="Noktu wrote:: 1994 was like today. We had trendies bands

Which bands for instance?[/quote]

Vlad/Blut aus nord
Osculum Infame
In articulo Mortis
Disincarnated
Gorgon

and many many more.

I'm surprises about Osculum Infame.

remember the war AMSG/Black Legions-Drakkar

Ordre et Maïs wrote:: remember the war AMSG/Black Legions-Drakkar

and what about the Funeral/OI split tape which is a co production between AMSG and Drakkar ?

a paradox.
Are you surprised ?

The "war" did happen after the release of this tape, or am I wrong?

Dictator Number of posts : 640 Points : 7267 Registration date : 2005-04-27

osculum infame was considered as a trendy band? uh? with barcodes on their demo tapes?

Dictator Number of posts : 721 Points : 6451 Registration date : 2007-01-22

Well, this topic is really instructive, I didn't know that Osculum Infame was a trendy band, neither about the "war" between AMSG and Drakkar...

I guess it was just a matter of competition between labels. This kind of conflict is current in the BM scene, it's a way of promotion. The same phenomenon exists in the hip hop scene.

Quote :: The same phenomenon exists in the hip hop scene.

Le connaisseur ahaha

One of the first interesting topic on the forum KIKOOLOLLLLLLLLLL

Quote :: neither about the "war" between AMSG and Drakkar...

BLACK METAL IS W.A.R. !
Also remember the war between Drakkar and Velvet…Drakkar win!

Quote :: One of the first interesting topic on the forum KIKOOLOLLLLLLLLLL

Oui, le meilleur des meilleurs

Szatan wrote:: I guess it was just a matter of competition between labels. This kind of conflict is current in the BM scene, it's a way of promotion. The same phenomenon exists in the hip hop scene.

ah ah, the situation was really different 10-13 years ago, the term "competition" is new school, if you think BM with competition, then you're a hip hop asshole.
Interesting topic ?? People who were there knew these kinds of stories or "wars", I don't see the real interest for nowadays people to know these stories, maybe to get a part of what once was, and now is only dust ? Always the same with the Black Legions... Get a part of what happened once... Better look at the interesting scene now than melting the shit of yesterday.
Next topic : why Putrefaction Recs said "you're late, you're an asshole" to Melek-Tha in 1991 because they missed a concert in Belgium ?

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Ordre et Maïs wrote:: ah ah, the situation was really different 10-13 years ago, the term "competition" is new school, if you think BM with competition, then you're a hip hop asshole.

I don't "think BM with competition", I just describe what I witness.
Competition is everywhere in nowadays' society. But it can be a sane value in some cases.

I find it hard to believe that back in 1994 the scene was THAT bad. But then again in 'Dawn Of The Black Hearts' booklet Euronymous wrote that Dead killed himself because the scene was changing and there were too many posers. Black metal wasn't real anymore, blah, blah. This was in 1991. Imagine that. The garbage and commercialization that was to follow in the black metal scene post 1991 and 1994. This was pre-internet too. Oh, if Dead were to see what the scene is like in 2008.

Dictator Number of posts : 640 Points : 7267 Registration date : 2005-04-27

it would be great if people discouraged by trends and posers commits suicide
szatan, make it easy, there are too much posers, time to make your dawn of the negroïd hearts

Chosen Lord wrote:: I find it hard to believe that back in 1994 the
scene was THAT bad. But then again in 'Dawn Of The Black Hearts'
booklet Euronymous wrote that Dead killed himself because the scene was
changing and there were too many posers. Black metal wasn't real
anymore, blah, blah. This was in 1991. Imagine that. The garbage and
commercialization that was to follow in the black metal scene post 1991
and 1994. This was pre-internet too. Oh, if Dead were to see what the
scene is like in 2008.

How can anyone truly believe this?
This was marketing, nothing more.

Dead was depressed. The "scene is dead" thing was marketing, or propaganda. Or both. That's no recent news.

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