Mortification or Living Sacrifice

Pethead wrote:Now I’m gonna picture that when I hear that song.

You're welcome.

I thought MJ was Michael Jordan…not Michael Jackson.
If I’m wrong just slap me now.
But yeah …Guy probably could’ve moonwalked.
Luke definitely for sure.

I intended it to be Jordan. But other folks had other plans.

Mortification, no question.  LS debut was great, the death metal albums were okay, and I like the new old-style songs they recorded on "In Memoriam."  But I do not like their metalcore stuff which is the majority of their albums at this point. 

Mortification has a spotty discography too and plenty of skip tracks, but overall their sound, style, vocals, and riffs have been more consistently enjoyable.

TZ75 wrote:

Sevenoneself wrote:

Temple of Blood wrote:Mortification slaps.  Living Sacrifice does not slap.


Mortification ---->  Will Smith
Living Slaprifice ----> Chris Rock

I'm having a hard time visualizing you saying "slap" with a straight face! 

and anyway, I'd reverse your analogy. But seeing as you've given it already...

Living Sacrifice SLAMS! Mortification does not SLAM.

Mortification ----> Dennis Rodman
Living Slamifice ----> Michael Jordan

I think Mort deserves better representation than Dennis Rodman. Do you really dislike them that much?

Even if you prefer LS, I’d upgrade Mort to at least Larry Bird! LOL

Rodman fits my opinion of Mortification. They are super talented and super great musicians but their reputation was tarnished by some weird, experimental stuff that just didn't come off right!

Living Sacrifice was super talented and super great musicians that moved into a different genre (like MJ and baseball) and therefore lost a bunch of fans that liked the earlier stuff.

I know, I know. The comparison breaks down very quickly, but you see where I was going...

Constantine wrote:Mortification, no question.  LS debut was great, the death metal albums were okay, and I like the new old-style songs they recorded on "In Memoriam."  But I do not like their metalcore stuff which is the majority of their albums at this point. 

Mortification has a spotty discography too and plenty of skip tracks, but overall their sound, style, vocals, and riffs have been more consistently enjoyable.

Almost exactly my thoughts!