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#1 crucifine
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[QUOTE="crucifine"]it's actually mostly historically accurate. There was anywhere between 120,000 and 2 million persians against the Greeks, who lost all 300 spartans and 700 greek volunteers, and about 9,000 other dudes. The persians gave up after they lost 80,000 men to those first 1,000.Chuman231
its based on a true event..but they clearly changed it so much that it poses little historical significance

not really, Frank Miller just focused on the Spartans, and put the Persians at the highest number they were known to have.  The real thing wasn't a whole lot more balanced than the movie is...1 of those 1,000 for 80 persians is pretty damn heroic.
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it's actually mostly historically accurate.  There was anywhere between 120,000 and 2 million persians against the Greeks, who lost all 300 spartans and 700 greek volunteers, and about 9,000 other dudes who didn't die.  The persians gave up after they lost 80,000 men to those first 1,000.
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#3 crucifine
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It's your choice buddy.  I don't believe in him as a superior, omnipotent perfect image of man, because that's what I've discovered to be true.
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#4 crucifine
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never heard of super hard metal....
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#5 crucifine
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I have a whole bunch:

36 Crazyfists
Dropkick Murphys
Dry Kill Logic
Hed PE
Ill Nino
Revelation Theory

I'm pretty sure most of these bands are relatively unknown. I love them.
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heard of them
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#6 crucifine
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You have to not finish it.  The dog statue causes a glitch.  You have to either do it before talking to the shrine, or just avoid the shrine altogether.
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#7 crucifine
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Nile isn't just fast. Nile is fast AND technical. And I didn't it was the best drumming.Manly-manly-man
That's what I'm saying, there are zillions of bands out there like Nile, a good few do it better than they do.  Spawn of Possession, Anomalous, Necrophagist (although I don't like them much either, they do a better job than Nile), Unfortunately, most tech-death bands tend to have a bunch of abstract musical ideas that don't sound all that well brought together, and are additionally repetitive.  Nile doesn't even achieve that.  They play out like Cannibal Corpse, with the exception that their riffs are about three times harder to play with small hands and the songs are Egypt-centric.
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#8 crucifine
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Nothing going for Nile except for the Egyptian-ness? How about the insane drumming?Manly-manly-man
not all that insane.  just fast.  There are zillions of fast drummers.  doesn't mean they're insane.  Tomas Corn is fast, and plays like he has three arms, so he's definitely higher up in my book than Nile's drummer.  Lord Marco is a drummer-for-hire that can play even programmed drum-machine tracks, much faster than Nile's drummer can.  Sean Reinert, my personal favorite, chooses to be far more inventive and complimentary to the music he's involved in than to play as fast as he can.  When you do that, the band sounds disjointed, like everyone's playing a seperate song from each other.
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#9 crucifine
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Anyone heard of Nile? How about Odessa or 454?TheCrimsonKoopa
Everyone's heard of Nile.  Rarely listen to it, as it's got nothing going for it other than its Egyptian-ness. 
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#10 crucifine
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I like Aghora, though the vocals sort of annoy me.:|

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Which album?  They had two different vocalists.  Personally, my favorite track is Open Close the Book.