Favorite Heavy/Traditional Metal bands?

What is traditioal/heavy? I mean the tag is very relative since 1980 up to this day, so I'm gonna name NEW bands that defy some other tags like doom, power, black, death, prog, thrash.

Wolf
Metalucifer
Made Of Iron
White Wizzard
Black Tide
Hammerheart
Turbo (last albums)
Aska
Mesmerize
Benedictum
Black Steel
Bone Shaker
Creozoth
Force Of Evil
Final Stage
Halford
Majesty
Malediction
Marauder
Overlorde
Pegazus
Pharaoh
Superchrist
Spirits Of The Dead (maybe too retro)
Enforcer (so-so, thewy dwell between speed and NWOBHM)
 
Accept, Saxon, Judas Priest, Dio, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden...

Primal Fear, Hammerfall, Sinner, Jag Panzer, Pretty Maids, Axel Rudi Pell, Leverage, Lions Share...

These lists could go on and on...
 
and..
AC/DC
Led Zeppelin
Metal Church
Scorpions
M.S.G.
Voivod
Motorhead...
 
:worship::headbang:the bands that made up the foundations of "metal"(sab,DP,Zep) and fringe bands Budgie,Uriah Heep,Mahogany Rush and forgive me if i left anyone out

as well as Priest,Rainbow,UFO

FUCK! Lets have decades ??!! to list this stuff

1968-2002 Metal Rules

i'm done
 
no one mentioned Astral Doors (Wyvern >:p~) etc.

Bryant


I consider them more power metal than traditional. It's the problem with tags today, I should have put Crystal Viper, but they also are tending to sound more like standard Euro-power metal.

I didn't want to put the classic bands because we all know them by heart.
 
what does traditional mean?

It's a modern tag used to describe the sub-genre of heavy metal more akin to the sound of Judas Priest, Motorhead, Thin Lizzy, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden (and the whole NWOBHM sometimes) specially towards the 80's.

It's a classification that defies that a band can be tag along power metal (like Hammerfall), doom (like Candlemass), thrash (like Coroner), prog (like Dream Theater), etc.

By my standards if you check bands like Metalucifer, Hammerheart, Wolf, White Wizzard more or less they are around that definition.
 
Justin Bieber

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This was easy....the BIG three for me...the Holy Trinity of METAL!!

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It's a modern tag used to describe the sub-genre of heavy metal more akin to the sound of Judas Priest, Motorhead, Thin Lizzy, Black Sabbath, Iron Maiden (and the whole NWOBHM sometimes) specially towards the 80's.

It's a classification that defies that a band can be tag along power metal (like Hammerfall), doom (like Candlemass), thrash (like Coroner), prog (like Dream Theater), etc.

By my standards if you check bands like Metalucifer, Hammerheart, Wolf, White Wizzard more or less they are around that definition.

thanks. i'm not to picky on metal as long as i can understand the vocals