Thanks, trying to show my diverse tastes. I never see myself getting sick of either of those 2 albums. Both are masterpieces in their own right.
lol... to paraphrase the old adage, "faggots hate death metal because it hurts their pussies."
Wow, this just shows me, you don't know what your talking about, man. I suggest strongly that you spend some time with Opeth's "Damnation." from 2003. Although, this is "a vocally clean" album(as you know Mr Akerfeldt sings "death" vocals as well) I challenge you to find a better vocalist in any fuckin' genre of music after you've listened to this.
Wow, this just shows me, you don't know what your talking about, man. I suggest strongly that you spend some time with Opeth's "Damnation." from 2003. Although, this is "a vocally clean" album(as you know Mr Akerfeldt sings "death" vocals as well) I challenge you to find a better vocalist in any fuckin' genre of music after you've listened to this.
What, laughing at an idiot? Try learning the basics about music (or at least metal) sometime, you might improve your contributions here to the point where they serve as more than entertaining displays of willful ignorance.case proven, with a reaction like that sounds like you might be hormonally challenged
I have no limited scope of music.
dont let it get your panties all in a bunch.
dont take it so hard.
You misunderstand, I'm simply laughing at you. That's why I asked you to continue, it's entertaining.Get over it.
Vocals aren't part of the music?But forget that... how did you get on the subject of music when all I said was something expressing my distaste for the current trend in metal "vocals". I said nothing about the music, now whos the retard with miniscule comprehension skills.
"I know nothing about this subject yet I have a very strong opinion on it"As for my feelings on punk they stand firm, I remember the era and I remember the disfunctional cult following as well as the low value of the music.
"I know nothing about this subject yet I have a very strong opinion on it"THEN as for points I made on so called "post rock" and the need to create new genre names for the same old shit, possibly only evolved which is highly debatable, I fail to your lack of comprehension for that either.
Sorry, old school boy here that believes good singing is good singing and mutated monotone noise, is mutated monotone noise. I have sampled many bands that had musicians with great ability and suddenly this mutated non musical sound would begin being transmitted through a microphone and I would very shortly click stop, right click, click delete and never venture into that bands music again. I'm into music, not mutations, not horror stories and not wannabe big bad sick tuff boys that have never nor could ever tow the line (POSERS). I'm well aware of the "heritage" of "black metal" and "death metal", great chapters in the history of mankind, must be the pride of the white race ? Dont expect it to rub off on me. Linkin Park, Slipknot and Korn are not on my listening list and I'd fail to even be able to give a song title. I know at least Korn was a band that made me sick the first time I was "exposed".
Buttock1234 said:I really dislike it when close-minded classic rock fans rag on harsh vocals all the time; vocal range isn't everything. Sure, guttural vocals don't sound "soothing" or "beautiful", but is that what metal is about? Sounding beautiful? I don't think that's why you or I started listening to metal in the first place.
To use an analogy, I view growling vocalists as the Jackson Pollocks of the musical world; the work may not sound necessarily streamlined or soothing, but it takes a lot of effort, and is thought-provoking and entertaining nonetheless (equally so to clean vocals). Which is really all music is about, is entertaining people.
It's may not be your vocal style of preference, but it's a vocal style nonetheless, as good or as valid as clean singing (takes the same amount of effort too). It's a fact and cannot be refuted.
But then again, it seems to be that you have the "newfangled music is bad" mindset, and nothing's going to change that, so I shouldn't be wasting time on you.
Seriously, you're on the level of "those damn kids with their rock music!" You're stuck on popular misconceptions, you obviously have an extremely shallow understanding of the things you criticize, and you're obviously out of your comfort zone.
razoredge said:The stuff is what it is, you like it or you dont. I dont, get over it.
Well, according to some on this forum I'm just a complete idiot for using "Damnnation" ae an example. Originally, I was trying to convey to the Razors Edge that Mr. Akerfeldt's "clean" voice is, imo, one of the best in any genre. And I stand with my fist and bloody sword raised triumphantly in that regard. For a taste of his "death" vocals listen to "Brave Murder Day" by Katatonia and be crushed by possibly the best "death" vocal display ever. Razors Edge strikes me as someone who could be in bed with Marilyn Monroe or Catherine Zeta Jones(or insert your own Goddess) and find something to complain about. There's no communicating with some people. I always love those people who make statements, like the one above by Alter, and do NOTHING to back it up. Give me some substantiation.There a ton of much better vocalists. That is such a bad statement.