I'm thinking off adding "Clarion Call of Destiny" by Countess to the list for my mother, which means I should subtract something.
Yeah that will be one of my main defenses. I'll even argue its superiority to rap/hip-hop. Both genres often have violent/malavolent lyrics, but because metal is focused on the music and rap is focused on the lyrics, those listening to rap are more prone to be influenced by the lyrics.
They'll believe it too, because they see me having a good life and being a model citizen, yet a metalhead. And then they see my sister, whose life nearly drowned in a cesspool of hedonism, a fan of rap/hip-hop.
Mathiäs;6896885 said:Subtract the Rammstein.
Mathiäs;6897026 said:Have you heard the cd I sent yet?
I've still got plenty of stuff to listen to that I acquired over break. There's a queue.
My dad doesn't like growls much. He loves Opeth and Nevermore, and he's a musician of about 40 years, so he especially respects and is intrigued by the technical and compositional abilities of most metal bands.
Mathiäs;6897446 said:Yeah, my dad is the same way. He thinks Opeth, Symphony X, and Dream Theater are the best bands on the planet and anyone who disagrees is retarded.
Mathiäs;6897446 said:Yeah, my dad is the same way. He thinks Opeth, Symphony X, and Dream Theater are the best bands on the planet and anyone who disagrees is retarded.
My dad is pretty much the same way, but he focuses on the beat and tries to argue about music with me and prove that metal is simplistic and the same thing all the time. It's funny, because he doesn't know what he's talking about half the time.