Thoth-Amon
Hypochondriac
- Apr 4, 2006
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Problems relevant to one's musical taste.
Yeah, I'm definitely going to take a guy seriously who says I have bad arguments when he doesn't know the difference between "your" and "you're". Of course I wouldn't expect anything better from someone small-minded enough to be giving suicide invites online
Metalcore is as much metal as anything else under the "metal umbrella", and is in fact a lot more brutal and intense than a lot of its neighbours under the umbrella. Saying it isn't metal is just silly small-minded elitist BS.
Ok, I'm sorry, I apologize for that, I didn't think that you literally were a hypochondriac, I thought it had some alternative meaning.
You have no point to anything you say. Metalcore isn't brutal or intense, it's utterly horrendous and trendy. There is nothing good about it. Fuck off and die.
*Yawn* Is that a bleating sheep I hear?
As I Lay Dying are terrible and ontop christians. Get taste.
I don't get what you're asking. I don't think BM was ever a fad either if that's what you mean.
I definitely have an open mind to Death Metal because I think it has lots of potential, if you recommend some of the greatest Death Metal albums for me to listen to, I'll get hold of them right away.
Well, the song I heard that got me in to death metal is Death's Zombie Ritual. Although the album Scream Bloody Gore is often considered to be more of an extreme thrash metal album I still consider it as the first Death Metal album I ever heard that I liked. Of course, everyone's tastes are different and you don't seem like the kind of person that would ever enjoy classic death metal. I'd recommend you start with some melodic death metal bands. Try some pre-clayman In Flames, Dark Tranquillity, Soilwork, Amorphis, Amon Amarth, etc. Still... you said new COB is better than old COB so I'm fairly certain you're a lost cause.
Hahaha I guess you missed the part about this being a thread about metalcore where it is actively being discussed?
Ok thanks, I already like Amon Amarth but I'll give the others a listen, was hoping for specific album names rather than just general band recommendations, but I'll see what I can dig up.
I consider myself very open minded
Amon Amarth isn't death metal that I personally like.