At 5/30/08 08:39 AM, IrishGun wrote:At 5/30/08 07:04 AM, DeIirium wrote: Has anyone here heard Stone? It´s an awesome thrash metal band from Finland, and one of their guitarists is in Children of Bodom.Of course they're going to be good, they're from Finland.
Most finnish bands are shit. You´d know if you lived here.
At 5/30/08 11:05 AM, DeIirium wrote:At 5/30/08 08:39 AM, IrishGun wrote:Most finnish bands are shit. You´d know if you lived here.At 5/30/08 07:04 AM, DeIirium wrote: Has anyone here heard Stone? It´s an awesome thrash metal band from Finland, and one of their guitarists is in Children of Bodom.Of course they're going to be good, they're from Finland.
THAT IS BULLSHIT MY GOOD SIR
HAVE YOU HEARD OF LORDI
IF YOU HAD YOU WOULD NOT BE SAYING THAT
I love cappies. :)
At 5/30/08 08:39 AM, IrishGun wrote:
Of course they're going to be good, they're from Finland.
I think you're confusing Finland with Poland.
Behemoth, Decapitated, Vader and others.
For some reason everyone is starting to like Decapitated in my town, My Fellow metalhead and Friend Valdimar showed some guys and chicks Spheres of Madness, and I've had people ask me to send it over MSN a few times.
Anyway, Every country has their share of Metal bands, You'll notice lots being from Finland if you like that type of Metal, and lots being from Norway if you like Black Metal.
I first heard Lordi when i was 7 or 8 and the song Would you love a monsterman was on the radio. Then they just disappeared, and came back later with the song hard rock hallelujah. Then their popularity faded off again, but then they made that shitty horror movie and beast loose in paradise.
They´re really just a pop band, that i wouldn´t classify as metal.
At 5/30/08 01:45 AM, X-Imperium-X wrote: Sensey - I got your message, sorry I was AFK - wasn't ignoring you.
haha. Don't worry about it. I figured.
At 5/30/08 11:54 AM, DeIirium wrote: They´re really just a pop band, that i wouldn´t classify as metal.
They have a song called To Hell With The Pop...
At 5/29/08 12:13 PM, IrishGun wrote: Wow, I sure do love Lordi.
Yes, and?
At 5/29/08 08:57 PM, IAmTheBlackWizards wrote: you guys listen to black metal?
Ehh, I've only listened to it a few times.
At 5/29/08 11:17 PM, CapnCrunchDaPimp wrote: some bands have technology that makes their recordings sound really crappy quality wise just to sound hardcore. That's terrible.
Yeah, I don't really appreciate the quality as well. I'm more interested in those that use normal sound quality. Anything like that I'd check out right away.
At 5/30/08 05:00 AM, Charon wrote:At 5/29/08 11:52 PM, HeavenDuff wrote: I just bought "The Scarecrow" by Tobias Sammet's Avantasia, do you guys like that kind of music?i like this kind of music but i hate Sammet's voice
I only hate Sammet's voice when he tries too hard to sound like a Dickinson/Kiske clone.
Talking of lo-fi black metal
At 5/28/08 7:02 PM, Earfetish wrote: my braincells have only recently rubbed together enough to realise that your alias is one of Black Metal's biggest songs ever
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bvlSTL4FO zg
intentional?
Nope, never really heard of him also. Just thought this up, that's all. It's more of a spur of the moment thing.
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I like black metal but it's often a bit repetitive, Amon Amarth song structures, who I also like despite being a bit repetitive. It's such a massive genre tho; Dimmu sound nothing like Silencer and neither sound anything like 'true black metal' like 1349. But it's pretty much all awesome.
And it might have been better in the past but black metal isn't all symphonic nowadays, there are still bands coming out with old fashioned raw black metal.
And I know the metalcore debate has been pervasive throughout this thread; without prolonging it and with acknowledging that I don't even post here often, there's already a metalcore thread and I don't wanna read people talking about Avenged Sevenfold; maybe it is 'metal', since it's so widely defined, but it's certainly not Metal from Hell; it's Metal from High School Gym Class if anywhere.
At 5/30/08 12:34 PM, Bahamut wrote:At 5/29/08 12:13 PM, IrishGun wrote: Wow, I sure do love Lordi.Yes, and?
Don't confuse me. D:
At 5/30/08 12:48 PM, IrishGun wrote:At 5/30/08 12:34 PM, Bahamut wrote:Don't confuse me. D:At 5/29/08 12:13 PM, IrishGun wrote: Wow, I sure do love Lordi.Yes, and?
Don't YOU confuse ME! >:O
lol, Anyway, I just made some New Music. Vote and review?
At 5/30/08 01:34 PM, Kiddmeizter wrote:At 5/30/08 12:48 PM, IrishGun wrote:Don't YOU confuse ME! >:OAt 5/30/08 12:34 PM, Bahamut wrote:Don't confuse me. D:At 5/29/08 12:13 PM, IrishGun wrote: Wow, I sure do love Lordi.Yes, and?
'k then.
lol, Anyway, I just made some New Music. Vote and review?
As Darnell would say, "I'm gettin' down to this!"
At 5/30/08 12:47 PM, Earfetish wrote: Nope, never really heard of him also. Just thought this up, that's all. It's more of a spur of the moment thing.
oh that was Lost-Wisdom who wrote that obv
At 5/30/08 12:30 PM, IrishGun wrote:At 5/30/08 11:54 AM, DeIirium wrote: They´re really just a pop band, that i wouldn´t classify as metal.They have a song called To Hell With The Pop...
Gerard Way says that emo is fucking bullshit.
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Hopefully their not slow on the shipping.
Has anybody checked out Deicide's new album Till Death Do Us Part? I've heard mixed reactions about it, I hope it isn't disappointing. I heard the guitarists that were on The Stench of Redemption aren't there.
Abolishment of Hate is sheer Instrumental Death Metal brilliance.
At 5/30/08 04:18 PM, Centurion-Ryan wrote: Not pop.
Pop.
... do you know what pop is?
At 5/30/08 06:51 PM, D3NTATUS wrote:At 5/30/08 04:18 PM, Centurion-Ryan wrote: Not pop.... do you know what pop is?
Pop.
Pop in and of itself is just short for "popular". Pop music means a type of music played on the radio and is, duh, popular.
Britney Spears isn't just pop, she's actually an electronic based music. Metallica could be branded pop but it has its roots in metal.
Here I am, bored with everything.
At 5/30/08 08:44 PM, Idiosyncratic wrote:At 5/30/08 06:51 PM, D3NTATUS wrote:Pop in and of itself is just short for "popular". Pop music means a type of music played on the radio and is, duh, popular.At 5/30/08 04:18 PM, Centurion-Ryan wrote: Not pop.... do you know what pop is?
Pop.
I know what it is, the conventions for the music and such.
Britney Spears isn't just pop, she's actually an electronic based music. Metallica could be branded pop but it has its roots in metal.
yes, yes, I know this. What I was saying was the Metallica wasn't as pop as the Lordi. It is much more likely to find people able to enjoy the Lordi song, and see it on the radio because it is just has way more pop sensibilities.
I knew exactly what you were saying, Carl. I was just pointing that stuff out.
Here I am, bored with everything.
Lordi make me a little be less proud to be human.
So do Dethkhok for that matter.
Meshuggah on the other hand... sweet bass heavy polyrhythms :).
Saying that I only seem to listen to New Millenium.. on repeat :(.
But your humble Nev has a 4 hour+ car journey tomorrow - to see his sister, and get a present (finally).
So I've whacked Solefald, Meshuggah and Muuuuse on my Zen :).
Ooh, listening to obZen on my Zen... thats definately getting done :).
At 5/30/08 10:07 PM, Idiosyncratic wrote: I knew exactly what you were saying, Carl. I was just pointing that stuff out.
Alright, is cool.
I take back my statement that the metallica isn't pop, it's got hella pop sensibilities. Both the lordi and it are poppy.
This is more my idea of "not pop." More Lightning Bolt, just for kicks.
At 5/30/08 10:31 PM, Nev wrote: Meshuggah on the other hand... sweet bass heavy polyrhythms :).
Saying that I only seem to listen to New Millenium.. on repeat :(.
Good band but to repetitious at times.
I love technical they can be, but it'd be a lot better if the lead guitarist didn't stick to the same "shugging" every other song. But, then again, that's probably how Meshuggah supposed to be.
I don't know, all i can say is that I was a bit disappointed when I first came around to hear them.
At 5/30/08 11:05 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: also, ahab wins
truth
At 5/30/08 11:16 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 5/30/08 11:05 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: also, ahab winstruth
hey, what was that band you were talking about earlier? Lingua Mortua? I searched for them on the metal archives but couldn't find them.
At 5/30/08 11:28 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: hey, what was that band you were talking about earlier? Lingua Mortua? I searched for them on the metal archives but couldn't find them.
It's really good. I believe there are two new albums in the works.
At 5/30/08 11:41 PM, Sense-Offender wrote:At 5/30/08 11:28 PM, D3NTATUS wrote: hey, what was that band you were talking about earlier? Lingua Mortua? I searched for them on the metal archives but couldn't find them.in Lingua Mortua
It's really good. I believe there are two new albums in the works.
sweet, thanks.
At 5/30/08 11:02 PM, Dark-Phire wrote:At 5/30/08 10:31 PM, Nev wrote: Meshuggah on the other hand... sweet bass heavy polyrhythms :).Good band but to repetitious at times.
Saying that I only seem to listen to New Millenium.. on repeat :(.
I love technical they can be, but it'd be a lot better if the lead guitarist didn't stick to the same "shugging" every other song. But, then again, that's probably how Meshuggah supposed to be.
I don't know, all i can say is that I was a bit disappointed when I first came around to hear them.
They're really confusing and awesome though, time signature switches, pauses, and whatnot, but they can get a bit repetitive. One of the better thrash bands though.
