anonymouswierdo
Pitiful Newbie
madu said:
Really? There's a difference between black and white?
Wow, I'm going to have to start treating certian people differently to others, in case someone thinks I'm being 'racist'.
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Why Death metal?
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Really? There's a difference between black and white?
Wow, I'm going to have to start treating certian people differently to others, in case someone thinks I'm being 'racist'.
([/sarcasm type stuff])
Carcassian
Utopian Blaster
MetalBooger said:
1) Why not indeed ?
2) No. I am not TEH TWIZTED LOL!!!!!!1111111
3) Look it up yourself, lazy fucker. www.google.com
4) Not all of it is. Some of it is, but there are lots of reasons why. I like say, Carcass, because I think their sarcastic lyrics meld seemlessly with their timeless riffing. I like Obituary because I don't like Celtic Frost past Morbid Tales...it really depends on the band. I don't like Vader in the same way as I like Dismember, for example...why do you like Power metal ? Is it because of TEH SWORDZ n DRAGONZ RULLORRZZZ ????? LOL!!!!!!!11111
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Well this tread is ridiculous. It is like asking us "Why not weak metal?" or "Why not white metal?". The thing about death metal is their lyrics like "you should be dead burning in hell", maybe people will start life metal with shitty lyrics like "Life is good, make the best of it...". I admit, I don't know why black metal is black metal.
SacredReich
Of darksome origin
murlam
Warheart
i don't think the name death metal really suits some bands like opeth because its not all heavy!
Fredy_Brown
The Line Begins To blur.
Nico
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MetalBooger said:
...yeah because dragons are more reality based than themes used in death metal!!!
Susperia
Member
murlam said:
Except Opeth sounds pretty damn heavy to the majority of people who've never heard Death Metal before.
Oh and technically, Opeth isn't Death Metal.
Fredy_Brown
The Line Begins To blur.
Huh and where? In that few primitive notes and sound layers? Don´t get me wrong, I don´t say it´s bad.Décadent said:
Nico
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"Greater than the sum of its parts" is a term I'm happy to use for most first wave bands (except maybe Venom), Bathory being the primest of examples. Listen more, listen deeper, try listening when you're in different moods, different states of mind, whatever it takes 'till it clicks, because I assure you, there's more to it than face value.
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WNxScythe said:I can't get into Bathory (or Burzum) either, a shame too, I really feel like I'm missing out on something
I can't get into bathory. I'm missing the point because people making claims that the guy creating bathory is one of the greatest metal musicians,etc.. I expect some really neat guitar & what not failing to be impressed. I am missing the point.
Actually now want nothing to do with the band or fans after seeing recent posts on this forum.
Fredy_Brown
The Line Begins To blur.
Nico
Onward!
Fredy_Brown
The Line Begins To blur.
Nico
Onward!
I won't critisize your translation because I know English isn't your first language, but that goes as "In the kingdom of the blind, the one-eyed are king".
That reminds me, I need to listen to Dead can Dance now.
That reminds me, I need to listen to Dead can Dance now.
Fredy_Brown
The Line Begins To blur.
That´s it, in my language it´s spelled in a different way, however thank you, I appreciate correction.
KiwiCam
Member
Death Metal is a style and a genre; It's not a guideline saying 'you need to sing/growl about death and decay'.
So in theory, is isn't all about death. I have heard songs from 'death metal' bands which have turned out to be the most mellow, melodic and beautiful songs I ever heard.
So in theory, is isn't all about death. I have heard songs from 'death metal' bands which have turned out to be the most mellow, melodic and beautiful songs I ever heard.
KiwiCam
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