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1990-1991
1990-1991 - those were good years for gaming, music, and to be a freshman in high school. In that span of time I discovered Dungeons and Dragons, my gateway to the vast world of gaming. More on that in a later post. After a troubled bout of musical confusion in junior high (Tone Loc anyone?), a re-discovered my earlier childhood favorite - metal, especially Iron Maiden. That opened me up to heavier bands - Megadeth, Slayer, Kreator, etc.
At that end of that year, a friend of mine and I got our hands on a life-changing album. Earache's Grindcrusher compilation, perhaps one of the single most important, influential collection of metal songs. At least since Metal Blade's Metal Massacre I. I had many favorites on that disc - Carcass "Exhume to Consume", Godflesh "Streetcleaner", Entombed "But Life Goes On." These are all considered classics in the canon of extreme metal. But there was one song I especially adored by the band Bolt Thrower, a little ditty called "World Eater." Little did I know that my gaming hobby and musical appreciation had just crossed over.
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