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Portnoy + Dimmu Borgir = WTF?

04.04.11 by Patrick 3 Comments

I just read this and audibly guffawed: “Mike Portnoy Bashes For Dimmu Borgir”.

Something tells me Mike’s born-again, 12-step preaching will not go over too well with the boys in Dimmu…

Mike Portnoy Dimmu Borgir

I wish I could be more excited by this, but I have reservations. I suppose it’s no more bizarre than Marco Minnemann playing with Necrophagist (2), but it seems like a cosmic dissonance to me. I have no doubt in Mike’s ability to do this gig, though I hope he’s prepared for the YouTube baboons to begin the cackling battle cries. Oh, I can foresee it so clearly: “dude portnoy sux he can on;y ply blast beet @ 210bpm”. Et cetera…

Filed Under: Musician News Tagged With: bLAST bEAT!, Dimmu Borgir, Marco Minnemann, METAL, Mike Portnoy, YouTube baboons

Comments

  1. cako says

    04.26.11 at 20:39

    Man, I think portnoy is an amazing drummer (even though I hate dream theater)… But man it just doesn’t match… First I can’t imagine Portnoy dressed in leather and with his face painted haha… And second, he plays progressive metal, dimmu is black metal… Don’t you think is kind of… I don’t know… Weird maybe?

  2. Gabriel says

    05.03.11 at 11:46

    It’s a Joke! read this http://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=66812 and the last link! http://www.metalunderground.com/news/details.cfm?newsid=66836

  3. Patrick says

    05.03.11 at 11:53

    HA!

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