Any Heavy Metal youth out there?

[Malefica]

I don't know about being a "youngun" (I'm 24), but I've been listening to metal since the womb. My dad was in a metal band before I was born and he goes with me to all the metal shows around here, including the last three progpowers. So I guess metal is just in my genes!

 

[Barking Pumpkin]

It is very fucking annoying though when there are kids who're younger (say from 14 to 16 or so) that think they know everything about metal and think they're always right... There's a few cases in this message board...

>_>

 

[dargormudshark]

We're heading for Venus...Venus...

Maybe they've seen us..us...us

 

[Barking Pumpkin]

We're heading for Venus...Venus...

Maybe they've seen us..us...us

Sounds like a Sun Ra lyric. Really.

 

[Barking Pumpkin]

Has anyone else noticed that it no longer shows that you edited your post when you edit it?

 

[AngraRULES]

>_>

I was wondering if you didn't agree with me.... It's okay, I don't blame you =)

 

[booB]

I'm 28, but I act like I'm 13... does that count?

 

[Pellaz]

I'm a lot older than 28, but I have the barbaric musica tastes of a (discerning) 18-year old. I refuse to grow up.

While "The Final Countdown" sounds dated now, I can remember when it came out and seemed Fresh and New. That is still arguably the best-known keyboard melody in metal.

 

[Ruthven]

How about "Rainbow in the Dark?"

 

[edgeofthorns]

Uhm. Sorry, but "The Final Countdown" is an embarassment to metal.

Hey, hey....watch it Yippee38! I like Europe! I'd actually like to see them on their club tour this year!

 

[dtmetalfan69]

Rainbow in the dark is a good one. I will have to try that one. She likes listening to songs that have repetative chorus'. Iron Maiden is good for her, then right? I know The Final Countdown is not the greatest song, but Preist and Maiden are the onse that I am working on now. Thanx for posting!

Keep Rockin'
saMetal \m/

 

[Kenneth R.]

is 20 young enough?

metal families rock! my parents would love to go to progpower with me

 

[metal dreams]

At Progpower III, there were two boys who were either twelve and thirteen or both thirteen. They could even have been younger. Anyway, one of the boy's dad took them there so I don't think that there are any who are two young to go. I think it's great that youngsters get to go.