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Topic: Friday Music - Metal Edition
dais
Posts: 10528
Location: Brisbane, Queensland




#0 09:49pm 19/10/12
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Auz_Guy
Posts: 441
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Really dig Within Temptation, but I wouldn't exactly categorize it as 'metal'. Symphonic rock, rock opera and symphonic gothic have been used on various sites to describe the genre.
#1 10:03pm 19/10/12
dais
Posts: 10532
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
I figure metal is anything that is a bit harder than typical rock, just a generalisation really. I didn't want to create a symphonic gothic thread as well you see!
#2 10:11pm 19/10/12
Monkeez
Posts: 154
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
#3 10:16pm 19/10/12
DM
Posts: 5033
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
The singer from orgy has such a strange voice but that's 1 of the things I like about them


Real Nine Inch Nails sound to this


I always try to add at least 1 japanese song in these things so I have filled my quota for the day
#4 10:20pm 19/10/12
dais
Posts: 10534
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Not a fan Monkeez.

#5 10:23pm 19/10/12
Monkeez
Posts: 155
Location: Sydney, New South Wales
I didn't ask for your opinion dias.
#6 10:39pm 19/10/12
Zen Apathy
Posts: 3630
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Really dig Within Temptation, but I wouldn't exactly categorize it as 'metal'. Symphonic rock, rock opera and symphonic gothic have been used on various sites to describe the genre.

KMFDM isn't metal either it's Industrial.
Also Taking the Piss
#7 11:08pm 19/10/12
dais
Posts: 10535
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Yeah I know it's industrial, same with NIN right? I wasn't going to make an industrial thread as well.
#8 11:44pm 19/10/12
Zen Apathy
Posts: 3631
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Yeah I know it's industrial, same with NIN right? I wasn't going to make an industrial thread as well.

Trent Reznor of NIN doesn't like to be classified as industrial but that is what most people classify his music as.
#9 11:50pm 19/10/12
shad
Posts: 3813
Location: Brisbane, Queensland




#10 12:00am 20/10/12
DM
Posts: 5034
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland
Jesus and I thought the stuff I posted was weird sometimes Zen...
#11 12:04am 20/10/12
Totenkopf
Posts: 548
Location: Melbourne, Victoria



Windmilling epicness ...i saw them too this year.
#12 12:08am 20/10/12
IncrEdible_vEgetable
Posts: 2181
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
SYL is your metal yardstick.



#13 01:55am 20/10/12
IncrEdible_vEgetable
Posts: 2182
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Oh and Manowar:


Thrash metal? Slayer.


OG metal? Black Sabbath.


Comedy metal? Tenacious D or Bad News?




Death metal? Cannibal Corpse


Billy Milano metal? SOD
#14 02:11am 20/10/12
Zen Apathy
Posts: 3632
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

#15 09:42am 20/10/12
paveway
Posts: 17368
Location: Brisbane, Queensland




#16 10:01am 20/10/12
Reverend
Posts: 1938
Location: Gold Coast, Queensland



#17 10:07am 20/10/12
Sip
Posts: 554
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Not really metal but screw it, still an epic song.
#18 11:10am 20/10/12
Damo
Posts: 6316
Location: Brisbane, Queensland











#19 02:36pm 20/10/12
Damo
Posts: 6317
Location: Brisbane, Queensland







last edited by Damo at 14:46:41 20/Oct/12
#20 02:46pm 20/10/12
no you hang up
Posts: 2305
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Cant wait to see these guys at Soundwave :


One of the all time thrash metal classics :


Punk themed serial killer metal :
#21 03:12pm 20/10/12
Totenkopf
Posts: 549
Location: Melbourne, Victoria

Limp bizkit and korn are not metal,Damo knows about metal.
#22 04:11pm 20/10/12
Totenkopf
Posts: 550
Location: Melbourne, Victoria

#23 04:15pm 20/10/12
Zoidberg
Posts: 90
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

#24 09:31pm 20/10/12
deve
Posts: 72
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

#25 12:16am 21/10/12
DecayingCorpse
Posts: 2091
Location: Brisbane, Queensland



#26 12:37am 21/10/12
HerbalLizard
Posts: 5633
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZA43nNekKA
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNDknB7UpFo

And for some old school
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WS6-vI70oc0
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZcLXOTwZ5tA
#27 12:59pm 21/10/12
paveway
Posts: 17371
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
Limp bizkit and korn are not metal,Damo knows about metal


is that because they don't do that f***ing god awful growl *thing* as per the video you posted?

because i thought it was based on the sound of the music rather than the lyrics

what would that be classed as then?

last edited by paveway at 13:11:00 21/Oct/12
#28 01:11pm 21/10/12
koopz
Posts: 9731
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
oi dais


have you been checking out Metal Evolution on ABC?


I tripped over it the other night while looking through the other proggies on iView.


Definately want to see this series of docos from the start eh


*edit* iView linky



last edited by koopz at 13:24:54 21/Oct/12
#29 01:24pm 21/10/12
dais
Posts: 10552
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
cheers koopz
#30 01:44pm 21/10/12
HerbalLizard
Posts: 5635
Location: Brisbane, Queensland
what would that be classed as then?
Soggy cookie would be classed as hard rock / alternative rock with an bit of a rap influence. I never really bothered listening to korn as I was listening to sepultura and fear factory at the time

Also damo knows metal
#31 06:12pm 21/10/12
no you hang up
Posts: 2306
Location: Brisbane, Queensland

Metal Evolution is an awesome doco series.

Metal is one of those brilliant art forms that has endless styles and approaches. There is something for everyone.
Lol at the forum faggery in this thread/
#32 11:39pm 21/10/12
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