What kind of music genre do you mostly listen to?
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Unless it's melodic death metal, which is pretty much what the name implies. And it is A LOT better than just simple death metal, unless it's the band Death.everything, preferably metal, folk, rappahs, classical and some metal/hiphop fusion (hollywood undead only, really).
cant stand deathmetal and that s..tuff without melody or discernible lyrics.
I think metal/hiphop fusion is one of the worst ideas to ever hit the planet musicwise. lol Completely different genres that really don't have anything in common.
Only if you want to, this thread is more to know the community's preference of music.MrNiceGuyyy wrote: »edit : should we post a video for evey genre? -
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Death metal is the best. Often times death metal lyrics are actually extremely smart and make sense. Likewise, death metal musicians are some of (if not) the best and most talented in the music industry.everything, preferably metal, folk, rappahs, classical and some metal/hiphop fusion (hollywood undead only, really).
cant stand deathmetal and that s..tuff without melody or discernible lyrics. -
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I like it when the beat drops.
That's extremely opinionated and debatable. Seeing as you can spend your whole life listening to death metal and know how to play ONLY death metal.MattManFPS wrote: »Death metal is the best. Often times death metal lyrics are actually extremely smart and make sense. Likewise, death metal musicians are some of (if not) the best and most talented in the music industry.
And if you hit it off big time, it does not mean you are the best.
Trailer music?industrial
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The complexity and technicality of death metal speaks for itself. The song structures are mind-boggling. If you know how to read sheet music, looking at the official sheets for them will probably give you a migraine at one point or another. I don't see how playing only one genre makes any difference considering it is still the most complex out there. Making it big or not is completely irrelevant too.ryokashoot wrote: »That's extremely opinionated and debatable. Seeing as you can spend your whole life listening to death metal and know how to play ONLY death metal.
And if you hit it off big time, it does not mean you are the best. -
MattManFPS wrote: »The complexity and technicality of death metal speaks for itself. The song structures are mind-boggling.
That's way too circumstantial. To me, Death Metal has always seemed like musicians trying to hard. And the music may sometimes be intricate, but the vocals will always be just noise to me.
OT: Metal. Mostly '80's Thrash.
Megadeth, Evildead, Kreator (pioneer of Death Metal!^^^), Metallica, and so on.
Actually going to the Kreator/Overkill concert in Kentucky November 21st. -
The fact is, anyone who can read sheet music (or anyone with a brain and proper hearing) will agree.That's way too circumstantial. To me, Death Metal has always seemed like musicians trying to hard. And the music may sometimes be intricate, but the vocals will always be just noise to me.
OT: Metal. Mostly '80's Thrash.
Megadeth, Evildead, Kreator (pioneer of Death Metal!^^^), Metallica, and so on.
Actually going to the Kreator/Overkill concert in Kentucky November 21st.
Death were more of the death metal pioneers than Kreator. Chuck Shuldiner molded death metal for all future bands in the genre. -
MattManFPS wrote: »The fact is, anyone who can read sheet music (or anyone with a brain and proper hearing) will agree.
Death were more of the death metal pioneers than Kreator. Chuck Shuldiner molded death metal for all future bands in the genre.
I dont think you need to be able to read sheet music to understand its complexity. If you're trying to impress me with your ability to read sheet music... Nice man. Cool talent... Anywho, I didn't discredit Death or even say, to the slightest bit, that Kreator was more influence on the Death Metal genre. If you didn't know, there are more than just one band that helped create the Death Metal scene of today. I like Death. Their first and last albums were my favorites. Again, Nice man. Glad you could make those connections. I am very impressed. -
Insert lol here. Yeah, I'm trying to impress people that I'll never meet in person over the internet! That's definitely it. Kreator = pioneers to German thrash. Death = molded the genre.I dont think you need to be able to read sheet music to understand its complexity. If you're trying to impress me with your ability to read sheet music... Nice man. Cool talent... Anywho, I didn't discredit Death or even say, to the slightest bit, that Kreator was more influence on the Death Metal genre. If you didn't know, there are more than just one band that helped create the Death Metal scene of today. I like Death. Their first and last albums were my favorites. Again, Nice man. Glad you could make those connections. I am very impressed. -
MattManFPS wrote: »Insert lol here. Yeah, I'm trying to impress people that I'll never meet in person over the internet! That's definitely it. Kreator = pioneers to German thrash. Death = molded the genre.
Just saying. Thread about music genres and you keep bringing up the ability to read sheet music. I'm just trying to make sense of it
Kreator was a pioneer of Death Metal. Along with Venom and Slayer. Several other bands are also credited with helping it. The band Death has even said that Slayer impacted their style.
That's like saying the chicken came first, when obviously it had come from the egg. o_o -
I have no idea how you can argue against my personal taste.MattManFPS wrote: »Death metal is the best. Often times death metal lyrics are actually extremely smart and make sense. Likewise, death metal musicians are some of (if not) the best and most talented in the music industry.
I don't care if its extremely hard to play the music, that does not make it any better in my ears (or mind rather).
I'll happily listen to Haggard (closest to metal I enjoy), but then I'll switch to Mozart, some Mumford and Sons and round off with Bad meets Evil. -
Please do point out where I'm arguing against your personal taste. Also point out where I stated that complexity equals superiority.I have no idea how you can argue against my personal taste.
I don't care if its extremely hard to play the music, that does not make it any better in my ears (or mind rather).
I'll happily listen to Haggard (closest to metal I enjoy), but then I'll switch to Mozart, some Mumford and Sons and round off with Bad meets Evil. -
I'll go ahead and guess that you just accidentally quoted me the first time.MattManFPS wrote: »Please do point out where I'm arguing against your personal taste. Also point out where I stated that complexity equals superiority.
Why else would someone go "No, the exact opposite of your post is true, and they're really the most talented musicians" in a thread where all you have to do is state what you like.
Theres no need to defend the genre or opinion of it, I promise to not think lesser of death metal fans just because I don't enjoy (understand) the music. -
I listen to metal, and not that crappy 'I'm going to scream my larynx out' stuff or any of those lame bands like BVB and BOMTH and BFBFRB or whatever they are called.
I prefer bands/artists like Pantera, Metallica, Megedeth, Judas Priest, Ozzy, Dio and some new bands that incorporate screams into their sound like Bullet for my Valentine, Avenged Sevenfold and even Children of Bodom. Yea I know they are Melodic Death metal, but I just can't resist listening and playing like Alexi... He's just so good and fun to listen to. -
So by an opinion of me saying they're perhaps the most talented means the genre is superior to all others too? Interesting, didn't know.I'll go ahead and guess that you just accidentally quoted me the first time.
Why else would someone go "No, the exact opposite of your post is true, and they're really the most talented musicians" in a thread where all you have to do is state what you like. -
Metallica is all one needs to be honest.' wrote:SKoRM;3768783']I listen to metal, and not that crappy 'I'm going to scream my larynx out' stuff or any of those lame bands like BVB and BOMTH and BFBFRB or whatever they are called.
I prefer bands/artists like Pantera, Metallica, Megedeth, Judas Priest, Ozzy, Dio and some new bands that incorporate screams into their sound like Bullet for my Valentine, Avenged Sevenfold and even Children of Bodom. Yea I know they are Melodic Death metal, but I just can't resist listening and playing like Alexi... He's just so good and fun to listen to.
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