MrTagoMago
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That's a silly point though :/The point would be, they're not British.
That's a silly point though :/The point would be, they're not British.
It's a factual point. After all, it's NWOBritishHM.
What I mean is I don't see the point in seperating bands based on nationality.
NWOBHM isn't a genre buddy.
So if I made a list of my favourite Norwegian black metal, you'd be okay with me filling the list with Swedish and Finnish black metal?
Interesting.
NWOBHM isn't a genre buddy.
Jesus at least admit you were totally wrong about this. You literally have no counter other than "U.K. meh Norway meh" haha.
If you want to discuss NWOBHM but you don't want to be limited to British bands, drop the NWOB and just start a HM thread/discussion.
It wouldn't bother me since I find Norwegian black metal mostly average. But that's what I was saying basically it's not a genre just a group of bands from a certain era playing a certain kind of music that bands from other countries were also playing. I dunno it's just such a weird thing I'd rather have a thread dedicated to that kind of music from any country rather than just UK.
Basically isn't that what NWOBHM is?Wouldn't that just be a thread about traditional heavy metal?
Basically isn't that what NWOBHM is?
Yes. That doesn't mean that there is no merit to specifically discussing a historically significant period of heavy metal, which is what people are doing.
If you don't want to post in the NWOBHM thread, their discussion has absolutely no impact on you so you shouldn't be worrying about it so much.
Basically isn't that what NWOBHM is?
Also we kinda discussed this but I don't see the point in seperating the NWOBHM bands from other artists who were basically doing the same kind of music be they from a different time or different country.
Just trying to explain to you the point of the separation.
Now you're getting it.![]()