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 Join The Fisherman, still a classic today and from my point of view one of Primus’s best songs ever.

 An honest album, certainly well-played and for this reason, I would recommend it to everyone.

Primus' debut album 'Suck On This,' released in 1989, showcases a unique and hard-to-classify genre blending technical skill with playful irony. The live recording captures their raw energy and highlights songs like 'Join The Fisherman' and 'Tommy The Cat.' Featuring virtuoso performances from Les Claypool, Larry Lalonde, and Tim Alexander, the album remains a recommended essential, especially for fans already attuned to Primus' style. Listen to Primus' raw and energetic live debut 'Suck On This' and experience their unique genre-defying sound today!

 I would absolutely recommend to lovers of the genre, from my modest point of view an absolute masterpiece.

 The poignant pessimism that pervades the entire piece concludes with the invocation 'Bury my soul in the ash of the candle you light.'

Dark Millennium's 1992 debut delivers a unique doom metal experience with Sabbath-inspired heavy rhythms and dynamic tempo shifts. Christian Martens' vocals fit both slow and rhythmic parts perfectly. The album blends medieval paganism and occult themes in its lyrics, enhancing the mystical atmosphere. Key tracks like 'Below The Holy Fatherlands' and 'Father Legatus' stand out as memorable gems. Overall, it's highly recommended for fans of the genre and considered an absolute masterpiece. Listen to 'Ashore the Celestial Burden' and immerse yourself in a doom metal classic rich with mythical and mystical depth.