Housepets!

Please. Dying fetus is not metal.

Well, they're metal. But you know what I mean. *giggles*

Sleet wrote:Please. Dying fetus is not metal.

Well, they're metal. But you know what I mean. *giggles*

actually I have no idea what you mean.
we appear to be using different definitions.

I just listened to Friday... It wasn't that bad.

TensaZangetsu wrote:I just listened to Friday... It wasn't that bad.

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I don't know what this is about, I just know it's awesome

Well, that song is pretty good, at least! I'll give you that.

Seth wrote:

Sleet wrote:Please. Dying fetus is not metal.

Well, they're metal. But you know what I mean. *giggles*

actually I have no idea what you mean.
we appear to be using different definitions.

I mean not liking Dying Fetus doesn't mean you don't like metal. It just means you don't like terrible metal. ;P

Sleet wrote:Well, that song is pretty good, at least! I'll give you that.

Seth wrote:

Sleet wrote:Please. Dying fetus is not metal.

Well, they're metal. But you know what I mean. *giggles*

actually I have no idea what you mean.
we appear to be using different definitions.

I mean not liking Dying Fetus doesn't mean you don't like metal. It just means you don't like terrible metal. ;P

I am wounded sir/madame

What's good metal then?

One of my newest favourite songs.

GameCobra wrote:One of my newest favourite songs.

100000000/10
also wins the award for quintessential 80's music video

pure cacophony,
and I love it

Seth wrote:I am wounded sir/madame

What's good metal then?

Well, we all have our opinions. I love heavy and power metal, for example, and I can't stand death metal. That's just horrible for me. Screamo just sounds awful. And yes, I have listened to a lot of death metal bands, they all sound the same to me. The guitar is usually low riffs played chromatically as fast as possible. I just don't see how anyone can like it, but as I like to say - opinions differ.

I like some trash, too.

Seth wrote:I am wounded sir/madame

What's good metal then?

This or this or this or this or this. In no particular order. :3

Fun fact:Heavy Metal's distinctive drumming style traces it's roots to jazz

check out the drum solo

Well all rock has jazz to thank for that. But yeah, the double bass pedal was invented for jazz use before metal even existed. Metal owes a ton to jazz.

Mettlebird wrote:Pfft, metal. this is where it's at!

I'm not a huge fan of John Coltrane. I like Sonny Rollins or Charlie Parker better.

Seth wrote:

TensaZangetsu wrote:I just listened to Friday... It wasn't that bad.

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I don't know what this is about, I just know it's awesome

Really? Iz you serious? Is that how you roll now? U iz 2 petty!

No one seems to share my love for JM. ;n;

Guys stop talking about genres of music you know I get lost when you do that
actually I'm going to venture you didn't know that
so anyways this is totally heavy metal right

TensaZangetsu wrote:I just listened to Friday... It wasn't that bad.

I wasn't going to post this, since both of these songs are old news at this point and I'm worried that it's one of those things everybody's heard a hundred times but took longer to get to me, but now I have justification.

Sleet wrote:

Seth wrote:I am wounded sir/madame

What's good metal then?

This or this or this or this or this. In no particular order. :3

Oh boy! Diablo Swing Orchestra! <3
I'm amazed you didn't list Tool.
I'm not quite sure if you can list this as "Metal" but I do like them:
Powerman 5000
Static X
Eths
Haggard

I actually wanted to link Stinkfist but that song makes me want to take a shower so I figured it's best not on the forum. XP

Tiggy wrote:No one seems to share my love for JM. ;n;

He's one of the more talented radio pop musicians of our time, but I wouldn't call myself a fan.

Absolutely love this

(If I've posted this before I'll remove it, I have terrible, terriiiiible memory.

Alex M. wrote:

Sleet wrote:I'm not quite sure if you can list this as "Metal" but I do like them:[/color]
Static X

*fist bump*
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AN8KWclFoW4

White Zombie thread!!!!

If I ever meet Rob Zombie my head will explode

New Evanescence cd... Worth the 5 year wait.

Ok, so I've decided to make a list of all my favorite artists, sorted by genre:

Pop/Alternative:
Sting, Kings of Convenience, Cheb Mami, Sinnead O'Connor, Robbie Williams (some of his, not all),
Zero 7

Rock/Hard Rock/Rock Electronica:
Nickleback, Cryoshell, The Rolling Stones, Canned Heat, Linkin Park, Evanescence, Talking Heads,
Red Hot Chili-Peppers, Chris Daughtry, The Doors (some), The Clash.

Folk:
Bob Dylan (some), Ian Mathews,

Jazz/Funk:
The Cinematic Orchestra, The B&B Jazz Company, Alcohol Jazz, The Souljazz Orchestra, Jackie Mitto,
Common - The HR Factor, Yellow, Diplomats of Solid Sound, Sly and the Family Stone.

Hip-Hop/Trip-Hop/R&B/Rap:
Gnarls Barkley, Wax Taylor, Chinese Man, Black Eyed Peas (some), Eminem (some)

Reggae:
Bob Marley, Alpha Blondy

New Age:
Irena Pappas

Electronic:
Daft Punk (some), Dreadzone (some), Fatboy Slim, William Orbit, Grace Jones, Guts.

World:
Balkan Beatbox, Afro-Celt soundsystem, Loreena McKennitt (some), Omar Farouk, Dead Can Dance,
Crossing Borders, Ali-Farka Tour.

Tiggy wrote:Haters gon' hate, Jason Mraz.

Tiggy, I love Jason Mraz! I have his album "We Sing, We Dance, We Steal Things."

Tiggy wrote:Don't care what you say, I like it.

inbefore hate

Also, despite being a country fan, I don't like Adele's originals. Such soft piano music doesn't fit with her powerful voice. :S Although, I did hear a pop radio mix of her song, "Someone Like You" last Saturday and it was pretty awesome. :3

D-Singer wrote:Anthem of The Angels

This song has officially made Breaking Benjamin my new favorite band. Which is great, because it's been months since Ive found a new band I really liked.

My favorites are "Give Me A Sign", "I Will Not Bow", "Dear Agony", and "Breakdown".
Dear God, those titles sound uncharacteristically angsty for my iPod. :S

I also love Three Days Grace.

wonder if I posted this...
It's of Montreal. they're cool I guess.

I am quite fond of this song

Psykeout wrote:wonder if I posted this...
It's of Montreal. they're cool I guess.

Awesome!

Tiggy wrote:Michael bubleeee~

bit too early for christmas music, ( or is it? )

ITS NEVER TOO EARLY

Tiggy wrote:ITS NEVER TOO EARLY

Tiggy wrote:ITS NEVER TOO EARLY

It's not for another 13 months though

Tiggy wrote:ITS NEVER TOO EARLY

It's only never too early if it's Trans-Siberian Orchestra. =3

Daggy wrote:

Tiggy wrote:ITS NEVER TOO EARLY

It's only never too early if it's Trans-Siberian Orchestra. =3

excllent taste sir

Tiggy wrote:ITS NEVER TOO EARLY

alright if all the christmas songs you post are as well done as the Michael Buble one I won't perfectly wonderful person

there are no words, just watch

I prefer Michael Buble's song, "You Don't Know Me".
(I can't listen to any of the songs posted here.)

*Plays Christmas Canon Rock for Daggy and Seth*

In other news regarding pop music, I love the song "Without You" by David Guetta featuring Usher.
Shut up.
Oh and "Anywhere But Here" by SafetySuit. :3

Beagle wrote:
*Plays Christmas Canon Rock for Daggy and Seth*

Yeeeee. May go see them end of November. Would be fun, if it's as good as the last time I saw them.

Daggy wrote:

Beagle wrote:
*Plays Christmas Canon Rock for Daggy and Seth*

Yeeeee. May go see them end of November. Would be fun, if it's as good as the last time I saw them.

I've seen them twice. they never disappoint.

also, their version of "carol of the bells" is officially called "Christmas Eve Sarajevo 24/12" because if you notice, it starts out with "God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen"

Very underrated among old school metal fans

So, uh
I bought the Minor threat complete discography last week, and I've come to realize they're pretty much the best punk band ever

I'd give just about anything for a chance to go back in time to one of these shows


and I've really been getting back into Children of Bodom