Demilich - The Planet That Once Used to Absorb Flesh in Order to Achieve Divinity and Immortality video free download
Finnish death metal. From the album, "Nespithe". Released in 1993 by Necropolis.
About as weird as Finnish death metal can get. Demilich abandons all semblance of conventional melody and harmony in return for incredibly fucked up dual riffs. The vocals on this record are the best belching vocals you'll ever hear, and way better than all those slam/deathcore vocalists we see nowadays. Funfact: The title of this album - Nespithe, Ne spi the, the spi ne, The Spine!
Track 9 - The Planet That Once Used to Absorb Flesh in Order to Achieve Divinity and Immortality (Suffocated to the Flesh That It Desired...)
A silent forsaken planet
It's pores full of flesh
It once used to be alive
Now dead, condemned to loneliness
Lying in space, completely alone
Covered with tons and tons of piles of bone
The former master of the Universe and
its stars
The former master died its cover full of scars
Its core has gotten cool
The greed has shown fatality
No more absorbing, no consuming
It will never reach immortality
Comments
10 years ago
Panda of Doom
Aaand in German: "Der Planet, der einst Fleisch absorbierte um Göttlichkeit und Unsterblichkeit zu erlangen (erstickt am Fleisch das er begehrte)"10 years ago
Brutal Beavis
Awesome!11 years ago
Metadeth193
The title in Finnish: "Planeetta joka aikoinaan tapasi sulattaa lihaa itseensä saavuttaakseen jumaluuden ja kuolemattomuuden (tukehtui lihaan jota se himoitsi...)" 11 years ago
Virgil Snyder
Demilich is the only thing that can save the U.S. economy Goldman and SACHS sucks my ball SACHS die global mafia reign Demilich.12 years ago
DrVelvetProductions
Yes, such as Bal-Sagoth's "The Dark Liege of Chaos is Unleashed at the Ensorcelled Shrine of A'Zura Kai (The Splendour of a Thousand Swords Gleaming Beneath the Blazon of the Hyperborean Empire Part II)"12 years ago
bubba gump
The titles are intentionally long. Welcome to Metal.12 years ago
alreadytakenthe3rd
I see what you did there, I think?12 years ago
gbgdgr
Wrong again. Turerasidrideocauffatsoercarmusniarvempeatelitrtammoetitemitavintdietuorbabsniscarantlebmsondaquoautnetpla.12 years ago
A. G.
É, meu português está furado. :(12 years ago
CarcassDevourer
O planeta que absorvera carne com a intenção de atingir divindade e imortalidade (sufocada à carne que desejava)12 years ago
A. G.
Portuguese: "A Planeta Que Antigamente Absorveu Carne Para Alcançar Divinidade e Imortalidade (Sufocada á Carne que Desejava...)".12 years ago
evrybodygonnafly
The Spanish translation would be "El planeta que antiguamente solía absorber carne con tal de conseguir divinidad e inmortalidad (asfixiado por la carne que deseaba...)".13 years ago
ashleylove275
its a song abaut planet earth13 years ago
slashBR1751
o planeta que uma vez, estava acostumado a absorver carne com a finalidade de atingir divinidade e imortalidade(sufocado na carne que ele mesmo desejava) the name is even bigger in portuguese :D13 years ago
slashBR1751
the planet that once used to absorb flesh in order to achieve divinity and immortality(suffocated to the flesh that it desired)- thats the full name of the song...13 years ago
alreadytakenthe3rd
@Rhademanthus I believe the imperfect tense will satisfy "used to" on its own. "absorbebat carnem" should be equivalent to "used to absorb flesh".13 years ago
alreadytakenthe3rd
@Rhademanthus My Latin isn't the best but it looks like you're on the right track there.13 years ago
Rhadamanthus
SOMEBOY CORRECT THIS Planeta, ut quondam solebant, carnis absorbet, ut divinitatem et immortalitatem perveniamus, caro erat suffocari desideratur.13 years ago
MrVictiln
One of y favorite albums of all time yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeRelated Videos
