Duck's hoop wrote: » I am old enough to remember SOD bringing out Speak English or Die. The absolute audacity of it all was pretty amazing back then. Led me to discovering all sorts like No means No, Voivod and Dayglo Abortions. Those Canadians are actually nuts. .
Dick phelan wrote: » Megadeath
Faith Crooked Knight wrote: » Megadeath
Say Your Number wrote: » Megadeth is spelt with one a FFS :mad::mad::pac:
Links234 wrote: » used to love Cradle of Filth myself they used to get some hate, but honestly? Midian was one of my favourite albums ;
blade1 wrote: » Amateurs!:pac:
Elegant Elliot Offen wrote: » IM THE DE-VIL I LOVE ME-TAL
green_screen wrote: » Check this riff, it's fcuking tasty
Hotfail.com wrote: » Used to be a big fan, not so much anymore. I like the old more musically-driven kind as opposed to the modern kind where there's a high emphasis placed on technique as opposed to what sounds good. Don't want to sound pretentious but as a guitar player I just don't find metal attractive, I just feel there's a lot more distortion/gain to hide behind compared to other genres. I think a lot of modern metal acts could learn a lot from the "less is more" attitude, I just don't see the appeal in listening to some guy play 300 notes in 10 seconds as opposed to playing 3 or 4 that sound good.
Buzz Killington the third wrote: » Can't stand it, too much noise and shouting without any real rhythm or beat or even lyrics you can understand.
Jordan 191 wrote: » Megadeth. I love Megadeth.
McChubbin wrote: » This thread just reminded me: I was watching the Download festival highlights on Sky Arts a few weeks back and eagerly awaiting Linkin Park to come on. In the meantime, we sat through a Bring Me The Horizon song and it was literally just the lead singer screaming like a banshee into the microphone, bent over double like he was tearing his diaphram in two. My aunt just looked at me like I had ten heads and went "You call this music?!" I must admit, I'm not a huge fan of the screamo- brand of metal outside of Slipknot but I *do* like this track: It's currently the only Bullet For My Valentine song I regularly listen to. Never bothered to look up more but if anyone can give me recommendations, that would be super. Incidently, I managed to get my aunt into both Linkin Park and Rob Zombie. Give me a few weeks- I shall turn her to the dark side! :pac:
Nimr wrote: » Ah, the heaviest of them all. Serious hardcore stuff that is.
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McChubbin wrote: » EDIT: Jaaaaaaysus, Links. Haven't heard that since about 2001! :eek: I used to be such a weeboo when it came to Gackt, the sexy androgynos bastard! I see your Redemption and raise you Lust For Blood- my favorite track by him. This thread makes me so very happy!
McChubbin wrote: » Edit: 2006? Jaysus, I thought it was older than that. Sure, I graduated from secondary school in 2005 and really got into the whole otaku thing. Sure, I was 17 and very wet behind the ears... ahh, you've made my night with that, Links234! Cheers for the nostalgia!
McChubbin wrote: » Bit of King Diamond, any one?
