3 Favorite Living Sacrifice Albums?

Pick 3! 

My choices: s/t, Inhabit, Reborn

1. s/t
2. The Infinite Order
3. Ghost Thief


Bonus:

4. The Hammering Process
5. Reborn

Living Sacrifice has been one of the most inconsistent bands. They had three stylistic changes over the years…

From “Slayer thrash” to (death metal) to (metal-core).

3. Reborn
2. Nonexistent
1. Living Sacrifice

Living Sacrifice 
Reborn 
Ghost Thief (A slight return to the roots)

TZ75 wrote:Living Sacrifice has been one of the most inconsistent bands. They had three stylistic changes over the years…

From “Slayer thrash” to (death metal) to (metal-core).

Well actually, maybe Mortification has changed more times than LS.  

TZ75 wrote:

TZ75 wrote:Living Sacrifice has been one of the most inconsistent bands. They had three stylistic changes over the years…

From “Slayer thrash” to (death metal) to (metal-core).

Well actually, maybe Mortification has changed more times than LS.  

Idk, they always stayed as some type of death metal

StevenCressler wrote:

TZ75 wrote:

TZ75 wrote:Living Sacrifice has been one of the most inconsistent bands. They had three stylistic changes over the years…

From “Slayer thrash” to (death metal) to (metal-core).

Well actually, maybe Mortification has changed more times than LS.  

Idk, they always stayed as some type of death metal

Except: Hammer of God and Silver Cord.

Those are mostly shouted vocals. And the other stuff (after Scrolls) is a mixture of death growls and shouts. Musically they were more thrash after the classic lineup disbanded.

I thought their later stuff was considered death 'n' roll

TZ75 wrote:

TZ75 wrote:Living Sacrifice has been one of the most inconsistent bands. They had three stylistic changes over the years…

From “Slayer thrash” to (death metal) to (metal-core).

Well actually, maybe Mortification has changed more times than LS.  

Bride's got them both beat!

Heavy metal - speed metal - hard rock - alternative rock - modern rock - alternative metal - groove metal...etc

StevenCressler wrote:I thought their later stuff was considered death 'n' roll

While occasionally thrashier or more old school death metal in places, they seemed like more of a mash-up of death n' roll and groove metal to me.

IDK.

Eclectic extreme metal?

TZ75 wrote:Living Sacrifice has been one of the most inconsistent bands. They had three stylistic changes over the years…

From “Slayer thrash” to (death metal) to (metal-core).

Not even close to Bride.

S/t
CiF
Ghost Thief

S/T
Ghost Thief
Reborn

St
Ghost
Conceived

I really only care for the S/T, then they went more death metal, then metalcore boring.

How can you possibly like For Today and then find later Living Sacrifice boring??? 🤪🤪🤪

Pethead wrote:How can you possibly like For Today and then find later Living Sacrifice boring??? 🤪🤪🤪

Idk. For Today is awesome, later LS can't hold my attention, which is REALLY saying something considering I love Inamorata, Octavarium, Mirror Of Souls, I Am, Serpent's Kiss etc.

I'm going to give Reborn a relisten.

Christian Thrash Rules wrote:I'm going to give Reborn a relisten.

Yeah, it's just ok. The songs don't have clear chorus's like FT.

In Memoriam is actually pretty good. Why isn't it on the list?

It’s a comp with only 3 new songs.

Pethead wrote:It’s a comp with only 3 new songs.

Really? I didn't see any repeats on it. Are the new songs at the beginning?

Well The Infinite Order is good. I'll add that to the top. I'll check out Ghost Thief now

Yes, In Memoriam has 3 new songs to begin, then it goes backwards through their albums.