ill label my self metal in intent, some things which people class as metal i like, while what others class i dont.not overly sure what quallifys metal myself, i quite like godsmack where would that fall?ill give the bands people have mentiond a google and see what i find
Quote from: haz on January 07, 2012, 03:12:26 PMill label my self metal in intent, some things which people class as metal i like, while what others class i dont.not overly sure what quallifys metal myself, i quite like godsmack where would that fall?ill give the bands people have mentiond a google and see what i find oh god
I think SM is a pretty cool guy, eh builds unicycle-bots and doesn't afraid of anything
I'm bored, let's play "Spot the GTM member"
is this bot don't lost all razors in a fight before do a damage thought
Quote from: Squirrel_Monkey on January 07, 2012, 03:21:06 PMI'm bored, let's play "Spot the GTM member" durr vertigo's on the far right in the dark colours do i win
Your ears just need toughening up a little bit. =D If you need some "transition" bands, ones that have both Metal and other, somewhat more popular influences, then perhaps bands such as Linkin Park, Enter Shikari and The Offspring might be a good place to start. With due preparation, you'll end up with bands such as Machine Head, Mastodon, Killswitch Engage.
And I am one who listens to things from the electronic genres. And I listen anything on that part. Gentle and hard. I love it all.
Quote from: Chaosmancer on January 07, 2012, 02:16:05 PMMetal is only has indistinguishable if you aren't used to it, when listening to Devildriver, I used to phase out and just hear it as instrumental when not paying attention, and now I can understand most of the lyrics, but then again, you have bands like Black Label Society which falls under blues metal, as I remember. And not all metal is emo, I'm not sure where this misconception came from. But then again, personal opinion is personal opinion, cannot get my head around people who like modern rap, but to be honest, if they want to listen to songs that have gratuitous swearing (not that aren't metal songs that don't have gratuitous swearing), and stuff to do with pimps, bitches, and hoes, or whatever the **** they are singing about, then they should just go ahead and listen to it, nobody really has a right to stop them, and I doubt that there is anyone that is truly justified in judging other people for their musical tastes. Personally, I enjoy many genres of music, but that is just me.I would have thought Obscura was a better example for your point about metal that's to your taste.I like it, at least.
Metal is only has indistinguishable if you aren't used to it, when listening to Devildriver, I used to phase out and just hear it as instrumental when not paying attention, and now I can understand most of the lyrics, but then again, you have bands like Black Label Society which falls under blues metal, as I remember. And not all metal is emo, I'm not sure where this misconception came from. But then again, personal opinion is personal opinion, cannot get my head around people who like modern rap, but to be honest, if they want to listen to songs that have gratuitous swearing (not that aren't metal songs that don't have gratuitous swearing), and stuff to do with pimps, bitches, and hoes, or whatever the **** they are singing about, then they should just go ahead and listen to it, nobody really has a right to stop them, and I doubt that there is anyone that is truly justified in judging other people for their musical tastes. Personally, I enjoy many genres of music, but that is just me.
Quote from: powerrave on January 07, 2012, 04:01:46 PMAnd I am one who listens to things from the electronic genres. And I listen anything on that part. Gentle and hard. I love it all.I don't mind decent techno and electronica, as well as trip-hop, but not trance or dubstep, just due to personal preference.
Quote from: madman3 on January 07, 2012, 03:03:18 PMQuote from: Chaosmancer on January 07, 2012, 02:16:05 PMMetal is only has indistinguishable if you aren't used to it, when listening to Devildriver, I used to phase out and just hear it as instrumental when not paying attention, and now I can understand most of the lyrics, but then again, you have bands like Black Label Society which falls under blues metal, as I remember. And not all metal is emo, I'm not sure where this misconception came from. But then again, personal opinion is personal opinion, cannot get my head around people who like modern rap, but to be honest, if they want to listen to songs that have gratuitous swearing (not that aren't metal songs that don't have gratuitous swearing), and stuff to do with pimps, bitches, and hoes, or whatever the **** they are singing about, then they should just go ahead and listen to it, nobody really has a right to stop them, and I doubt that there is anyone that is truly justified in judging other people for their musical tastes. Personally, I enjoy many genres of music, but that is just me.I would have thought Obscura was a better example for your point about metal that's to your taste.I like it, at least.I do like Obscura, their lyrics are really strange and poetic, they are, but I used Devildriver as the example because I actually understand most of their lyrics, although I can understand some Obscura lyrics. And if people want an example of Obscura lyrics, I will go with... Aevum, it is the one that I can understand the most of Where profound souls shy away from self fulfillmentWe stroll in silence through this universeWhere abysmal pansophy wallows in deepnessTo enjoy the bliss of a fractional existenceThe holiest necessity of inner being is not a law for natureIn nature even divine necessity takes on the bleach animosityTo keep our inner being free of this contradictionWith the irresistible force fore of a terrible necessity once presentThose who are ashamed to start from the earthTo climb up from the creature mankindTo draw those thoughts that are beyondEarth, fire, water, and airVoid Dimension - as man stands here on earthVoid Dimension - as flash of eternityAs man stands here on earth in this lifeAs flash of eternity that enlighten this gloominessPortraying this progeny of their soul as enigmaDevoured by its own will, unbounded, inevitableWherever one thing reaches into the otherNeither of the others can leaveEach requires the otherBut I like a lot of different types of music, and there are some songs that I have no idea why I like them so much. Strangely enough, I have never met somebody who solely likes metal without going into other genres. Somebody at college likes Napalm Death, Devin Townsend, Iced Earth, Behemoth, but then he also likes stuff like Kunt and the Gang, and Clutch.
Weird, I've actually started to enjoy classical music; the works of Beethoven, Mozart, Wagner e.t.c...Somebody please kill me.
Quote from: smashysmashy on January 07, 2012, 11:32:57 AMWeird, I've actually started to enjoy classical music; the works of Beethoven, Mozart, Wagner e.t.c...Somebody please kill me.Tchaikovsky all the way.