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03-25-2011, 02:18 PM | #5261 (permalink) | |
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agreed. Who can get mad or dislike Blitzkreig Bop?
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03-25-2011, 02:59 PM | #5262 (permalink) | |
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Eh. That and an entire catalogue of songs that sound exactly like Blitzkreig Bop.
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03-25-2011, 05:18 PM | #5263 (permalink) | ||
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The term heavy metal actually comes from one specific band, I dunno if it's Dire Straits or Santana or someone, but there was a specific riff that sounded like a motorbike engine, and a lyric "riding my heavy metal" or some **** The whole scene that emerged from it is an orgy over that one thing. Fair dues, there's some metal mechanics which rock - but there's more to rock than metal, and metal as a stand alone genre sucks. |
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03-25-2011, 07:39 PM | #5264 (permalink) | |
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Not really. "Lick it Up" is the only KISS song that I'd ever bother with and even then I can't exactly say that I like it.
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03-25-2011, 07:42 PM | #5265 (permalink) |
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Toby Driver is modern music's biggest badass, mainly because Kayo Dot, MOTW, Tartar Lamb and his solo projects are so amazingly innovative and different from each other that he's practically reinventing himself on every album.
In terms of pushing their sound forward, Autechre is much better than Aphex Twin's stuff. Autechre have went from cute ambient classics from Amber and Incunabala to all out mind****s like Confeild and Draft 7.30. After LP5, they've never really stayed the same, and on every album they change. Aphex twin disappeared off of the face of the earth six years ago and the last things he's released (analords) all kind of sound similar. they were fun, but not innovative. I think after reinventing himself so drastically on DrukQs, he might not be able to go any farther, and his only option would be to go back to his earlier ambient roots. |
03-25-2011, 08:16 PM | #5266 (permalink) |
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See, metal can be music.
Dream theater, music, Iron Maiden, Music.
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03-25-2011, 08:33 PM | #5267 (permalink) | ||
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2. juvenile morbidity is fine. Seeing as the majority of it is to get a reaction for the humor. It's all good. I personally love shock lyrics, and mindless morbidness. I don't feel it's unintelligent. I feel it's far FAR more unintelligent to expect a deep meaningful message out of someone who just happens to be making music. Metal, at least, is not exploitive, or heartessly demographic. 3.Masturbatory Cacophony is quite possible the best trait music can have. It's much nicer than things that are put in clean little boxes, with clean little lyrics. Every reason you hate metal(apart from the phony rebellion) is exactly why metal stands out as an excellent genre. It's adventurous, non-pretentious, and fun. I would take it a million years over preachy ****s like U2, or strict 'bend over backwards for the right demographic' whores like Lady Gaga in a heartbeat.
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03-26-2011, 05:35 AM | #5269 (permalink) | |||
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A rather apt choice of song title there Vanilla
I'm not gonna repeat myself on the subject of Dream Theater, so I'll just quote my last post... Quote:
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03-26-2011, 06:34 AM | #5270 (permalink) | |
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Only parts of this song are metal. The last six minutes or so are actually floaty ambience and at the end there's a brilliant spoken word part, and the opening line of "And so ten centuries solemnly collide, love failed and I have lost my name" is nothing short of awesome, either. This song starts off fairly calm, and then it turns into a brutal metal-fest, and then back to calm prettiness again. From what I've heard, metalheads ****ing hate this band. I've argued with many a metalhead who didn't appreciate MOTW's album Bath. Many reasons for the hatred include "they're not metal all of the time" "singer sounds like a fruit" "untalented" and "untrue metal". But of course, hardcore metallica lovin' metalfans are usually dumbasses. Both bands also have a nice selection of non-metal albums you might enjoy, though. You might like Kayo Dot's Coyote or Maudlin Of The Well's Part The Second. Coyote is scary sounding and claustrophobic (apparently the album is about somebody experiencing death), and Part the second is a mostly melodic butterfly fest of pretty music. |
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