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i was just making fun of people with usernames like ChrissyOfBodom who go around saying "oh yeah i like melodic death metal like children of bodom"
i dont say they are i deny your acuasationEx-cally-boo said:Yes they are. Power metal with harsh vocals.
not true i love cob and i love power metal and i love power metal vocalsZephyrus said:People who like CoB enjoy power metal music but hate power metal vocals, it's that simple.
Dodens Grav said:Melodic Death Metal is bands like Arghoslent.
Melodeath, which is not Death Metal in any sense, is bands like In Flames. They merely have harsh vocals and an occasional blast beat instead of Death Metal composition. It's Iron Maiden with a screeching cat on vocals.
DemonHelm said:I don't claim to be an expert on genres and I think you may have a valid argument. I am not trying to butt heads here but what makes Grave Digger's later works accepted as power metal? Instrumentally they don't sound to me like they have changed much.
zim18 said:^^^^
wow this guy is my idol....hes just sooooooooo fucking cool over the internet
Dodens Grav said:I'm not really sure what they're "accepted" as, but I know personally that only the most recent album leans more to the Power Metal side. Rheingold, The Grave Digger, Excalibur, etc., are pretty much paradigm examples of Speed Metal.
DeathsSweetEmbrace said:Here's a hint: you can't be sarcastic about something that is a fact.
DemonHelm said:If I put out an ad for a power metal vocalist and someone came in barking like Alexi or if someone named Alexi as their favorite power metal vocalist, I would laugh them out of the place (no offense against Alexi).
KaMiKAZeStRiP said:So why does it seem like evryone who listens to them hates power metal?
zim18 said:sorry your opinions dont make anything a 'fact'
DemonHelm said:Cool. But is it not the vocal arrangments that allow them to be classified as such? Otherwise they are just classic/speed.
Bands like Iced Earth, Persuader, and Blind Guardian would never have been labeled power without the vocal arrangements.
petehis kahn said:I disagree, but I can see why you chose those groups because they don't play stereotyped powermetal styles.
None of those groups have typical power metal vocalists Hansi Kursch especially early in his career (but outside of the speed metal days, even in parts of NIME) isn't your stereotype of a powermetal vocalist.
Iced earth have had a lot of vocalists over the years Tim Owens is fairly power metalish but I don't think any of the other vocalists are the stereotype of power metal either (Maybe Matt Barlow).
and Jens Carlsson is basically Hansi Kursch (I mean seriously.... he sounds almost the fucking same)
If I wrote a jazz song on the guitar and did growling vocals over the top it would still be jazz would it not.