At 11/29/10 07:00 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:
Is it me or there is a confusion between Punk and Punk Rock.
That's like saying "is it just me or are heavy metal and metal different genres?"
"Punk" is the overviewing term for the whole genre, it's just also referred to as punk rock. Metal is the term is the overviewing term for the whole genre, it's just also referred to as heavy metal. (Traditional metal is stuff like maiden, not heavy metal)
Also stuff like The Offspring isn't real punk, it's shittie and way closer to pop.
At 11/30/10 01:27 AM, HeavenDuff wrote:
and I say Darkest Hour would also count as one.
What? NO THEY ARE NOT METAL. With the sole exception of Death and old In Flames, that entire list he listed was either shit or not metal. (including the bands he posted later)
What's next? You're going to allow people in that listen to veil of maya and periphery?
jesus.
At 11/29/10 06:08 PM, SomaGuye wrote:
Death and Black evolved completely independently from Thrash, hell they didn't even start on the same continent.
...you're fucking retarded.
Because the first death metal bands - Possessed, Death, Obituary, Cannibal Corpse, Vital Remains, Morbid Angel, Hypocrisy, Malevolent Creation, Deicide, Six Feet Under, Sepultura, Vader, etc, etc. all obviously didn't start off as borderline thrash...
And you know the first black metal bands like Bathory, Celtic Frost and Hellhammer? Yeah, they weren't thrash influenced at all. Nope.
And what do you mean by same continent? The United States, Canada, Brazil, the UK, Germany and Australia all had thrash/oldschool death metal scenes in the 80's...
Also, power metal came from thrash as well. Helloween, Blind Guardian, Stratovarius, Iced Earth, Grave Digger, Virgin Steele, etc. all started off from thrash as well.
In the 80's ALL this stuff(thrash metal, oldschool black metal, oldschool power metal, oldschool grindcore and oldschool death metal) all were considered one thing: The Thrash Metal movement
It wasn't until around 1992 or 1993 that people started separating the names of genres. (power metal wasn't a term that became legit till like 1998 or 1999, folk metal only came into terminology around 2004 or 2005)
At 11/28/10 08:04 PM, HeavenDuff wrote:
Part 1: Scars Of The Shattered Sky (Our Fortress Has Burned To The Ground)
Part 2: Scars Of The Shattered Sky (Our Fortress Has Burned To The Ground)
Agalloch FTW.
At 11/28/10 12:40 PM, Zodir wrote:
Sorry for the double post, but just found this out. Wintersun's Time album may finally be out in the near future!
It's a trap, I don't believe it.
At 11/27/10 10:47 AM, SomaGuye wrote:
AHH FUCK. Both Evile and Nile are playing here on the 13th of February, I want to see both of them damn it how could they do this to me.
Dude, Nile - easily.