Metal?

WWR

WWR

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Ok, probably a stupid question but how many of you listen to metal? This does NOT include Nu-metal (Linkin Park, Limp Bizkit etc), I'm talking awesome guitars and rough lyrics, the real stuff.

One of my faves is Scandinavian Metal, they REALLY know how to do metal music, especially the Finnish. With that said, here are some of the metal bands I listen to:

Slipknot
Children of Bodom
Nightwish
Atreyu
Demons & Wizards
Candlemass
 
slipknot is considered nu metal also korn is nu metal

I listen to alot of metal but generally nu
System of a down
korn
slipknot
killswitch (i dont know if you consider metal is some metalcore something)
godsmack (not sure also i believe this is nu-metal also)
Mudvayne (not sure also i believe is hard rock)
Disturbed (also think is just hard rock) :P
 
hm...

RAGE!

not so much metal like slipknot, but..ahh...love rage.

Yeh.



Pantera..gotta love pantera?
 
stefan1988 said:
slipknot is considered nu metal also korn is nu metal
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Both wrong. Nu-metal in it's real form is the mix of styles "Rap" and "Rock" which is, in essence, rap-style lyrics with a rap spin to the music but the music itself is more in the rock genre with more emphasis on guitars than mixers/DJs. Korn does not use a mixer and while Slipknot does (as well as a DJ), they are far surpassing Nu-metal in all forms, they are much too aggressive to be classed as Nu-Metal.
 
Amon Amarth
Blind Guardian
Celtic Frost
Children Of Bodom
Cradle Of Filth
Dimmu Borgir
DragonForce
Dying Fetus
Ensiferum
Finntroll
Frou Frou
Gwar
Hatebreed
Iced Earth
In Flames
Lamb Of God
Megadeath
Meshuggah
Napalm Death
Opeth
Quo Vadis
Skinny Puppy
Sonata Arctica
Symphony X
Wintersun
 
FAVOURITE BAND = Black Label Society
Other Good Metal/Rock Bands/Atrists: Motorhead, Pantera, Ozzy (legend), Rob Zombie.
Also Any Body Like Prog Rock? Dreat Theater, etc?
 
korn is the one that started the nu-metal they were revolutionary because they use 7 strings guitar drop d tuned pretty much most of the bands that use drop d are nu-metal bands and besides everytime I go to ultimate-guitar.com to check guitar lessons I see slipknot and korn considered nu-metal

Metalcore or hardcore metal are usually in drop C or B

this is the def i got from wikipedia

Nu metal (or aggro metal) is a controversial subgenre of heavy metal music. It sometimes bears some influence from hip-hop, because rhythmic innovation and syncopation are primary. Nu metal bands also feature aggressive vocals (either rapped, shouted, or sung), drop-tuned guitars that are clean or distorted, (with riffing similiar to the Seattle scene of the early 1990's) a funk-based rhythm section, and occassional DJ techniques such as turntables and sampling. Generally speaking, the emphasis is on either communicating feelings of angst and hostility, or motivating a crowd to move with the beat -- ideally, both at once.

pretty much that is slipknot and korn shouting and dj thing applies to slipknot
 
You know your stuff :)

Yeh ninja - finntroll! awesome music, love the light hearted tunes followed by the roar of the singer and a damn heavy riff
 
If you're into progressive, symphony X is a good band to check out

yeah finntroll is funny stuff
I have a lot of other bands I listen to but no one can make me go back to thinking and typing :)
 
stefan1988 said:
pretty much that is slipknot and korn shouting and dj thing applies to slipknot
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I don't care how good your arguement is, there's something plain wrong in putting Slipknot in the same category as Limp Bizkit. Besides, within the metal genre there tends to be a lot more creativity than pop magazines are accustomed to so quite a lot of bands defy the kind of simple classification demanded by such publications. Witness the various different "brands" of metal available: heavy metal, rap metal, trash metal, death metal, shock metal, black metal, doom metal, speed metal, etc, etc, etc.
 
There is a point when music genre's become the eye of the beholder. Let's take red hot chili peppers for example, people say they are funk. They aren't funk. They can be funky, flea the bass player does get funky and the drummer chad smith is a funk drummer but he doesn't play funk in the songs. The singer and the lyrics aren't funky at all. It's more of a Pop/rock sorta thing.
 
yeah you can't classified everything is kind of confusing like limp bizkit can be rapcore or be nu-metal and black metal is usually emotional that also applies to nu metal

like korn is nu-metal or black metal
limp bizkit can be rapcore or nu-metal
 
ninja fetus said:
There is a point when music genre's become the eye of the beholder.
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Absolutely!

Korn is black metal?? Are you kidding??

Norwegian homicidal psychopaths who run around burying axes into the heads of their girlfriends and then run onto a stage to sing all about how they did it probably with the blood still dripping from their clothes while the drummer loses the plot and plays his drums with baseball bats is black metal. Korn is just a bunch of spotty teenagers who are just beginning to notice that girls chests kind of bulge a bit by comparison.
 
Well, I listen to metal. But I also listen to ALL other kinds of rock. You name a genre and there is a song from it on my playlist. But my favorite 2 metal bands are Dimmu Borgir and Darkin Fluid. I listen to a lot of new metal bands, but they aren't in the nu metal genre.
 
I love my death metal, there's just something about screaming lyrics that are near incomprehensable to an amazing guitar soundtrack.

That being said, I still haven't seen a guitarist who can out-do Alexi Laiho.
 
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