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Old 04-01-2013, 09:40 AM   #11 (permalink)
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After all, metal came from the blues.
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I think this is a pointless question. Rock and metal are two genres that have so much diversity that it's impossible to answer. Is the difference between garage rock and death metal the same difference as the difference between prog rock and doom metal? What about the difference between garage rock and prog rock for that matter? Death metal and doom metal?
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We're talking in general. Various genres of metal shares elements which aren't common in traditional rock genres (roots rock, garage rock, rock and roll, or just anything called classic rock). I'd say most metal bands tend to play faster and louder than a lot of bands in those genres.
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Old 04-02-2013, 09:17 AM   #15 (permalink)
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We're talking in general. Various genres of metal shares elements which aren't common in traditional rock genres (roots rock, garage rock, rock and roll, or just anything called classic rock). I'd say most metal bands tend to play faster and louder than a lot of bands in those genres.
Is that really useful? Is it interesting to say that they just play faster? If that's the closest you can get to a real difference then this seems like a rather dull subject.
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People will have to listen to really TELL the difference, words won't do.
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Old 04-02-2013, 10:09 AM   #17 (permalink)
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People will have to listen to really TELL the difference, words won't do.
So he basically just took two arbitrary and almost completely similar (and dull) styles of music, decided to call one rock and the other metal and that's supposed to mean something?
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Metal has a higher concentration of heavier elements than Rock does.

That's the Science lesson over.
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