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the epilogue of manilla roads crystal logic has pretty much the exact same riff as angel witch's angel of death at times
The Greys said:Nu-metal has probably 3 riffs circulating through the genre.
oh yeah there's a song by wolf (SWE) that completely lifts a chord progression from angel witch, either angel of death or baphometKarsa said:the epilogue of manilla roads crystal logic has pretty much the exact same riff as angel witch's angel of death at times
Authentic Metalhead said:I used to work at a place that was always playing country on the radio, and one day I noticed the Dragonforce "Through The Fire And Flames" has a stricking resemblance to Garth Brooks "The Thunder Rolls"
WNxScythe said:Haha, that's sad... I'll have to listen to that. I heard that Garth Brooks song roughly 5 times a day for the entire summer (I was lifeguarding at a redneck lake), along with other 'classics' such as Sweet Home Alabama, Rodeo, and various Rascal Flatts songs. I seriously felt like throwing up it was so bad. If I ever have to hear "What hurts the most" again I'll die. What's sad is I now recognise instantly all these awful country songs when I'm walking in Walmart or wherever. Country's gotta be one of the worst genres of all time, after polka and disco, I pray I never see the day when country-metal comes around.
Authentic Metalhead said:And they ripped them all off from Swedish death metal bands.
Authentic Metalhead said:And they ripped them all off from Swedish death metal bands.
Killbot said:There's a riff in Candlemass - A Cry From the Crypt that sounds extremely similar to Pantera - Revolution Is My Name. If you know the songs, you'll know which riffs i mean.
The solo in Alcest - Elevation (i think thats the song anyway) is a ripoff of the soloi in No Doubt - Tragic Kingdom