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static_ice wrote:

Iliad wrote:Is that rap metal?

Nah.

I like heavy metal

yes I believe rap metal is nu metal


I love heavy metal too, way more than nu metal, but I was just checking in case there were any other fans

Rap metal. Not a fan of that. I generally hate rap

Iliad wrote:

static_ice wrote:

Iliad wrote:Is that rap metal?

Nah.

I like heavy metal

yes I believe rap metal is nu metal


I love heavy metal too, way more than nu metal, but I was just checking in case there were any other fans

Rap metal. Not a fan of that. I generally hate rap

ya but sometimes its interesting to see the similarities the two genres share

as in the other topic

Rap metal is Methods of mayhem, Hed Pe, kottonmouth Kings
Nu-Metal is different

Anarchist wrote:as in the other topic

Rap metal is Methods of mayhem, Hed Pe, kottonmouth Kings
Nu-Metal is different

then what is nu-metal?

something they made up
I have no clue what is

its a very weak categorizing

Anarchist wrote:something they made up
I have no clue what is

its a very weak categorizing

well I don't really know what it is, but I know it was very popular in the 90's and I know that ppl believe that Korn invented it...

static_ice wrote:

Anarchist wrote:something they made up
I have no clue what is

its a very weak categorizing

well I don't really know what it is, but I know it was very popular in the 90's and I know that ppl believe that Korn invented it...

I think Korn goes into the Grungecore catagory with bands like The Deftones. Nu-Metal, I think, would apply more to bands like Disturbed, Puddle of Mud, et al.

Rap-Metal fusion is more Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit.

Dancing Mustard wrote:George Michael FTW!!!!!1ONE1!!!!

Dmunster wrote:Rap-Metal fusion is more Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit.

actually the limp bizkit remake of George's Faith was great

AAFitz wrote:

Dancing Mustard wrote:George Michael FTW!!!!!1ONE1!!!!

Dmunster wrote:Rap-Metal fusion is more Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit.

actually the limp bizkit remake of George's Faith was great

faith was good, some of their other songs but as far as limp dick goes

I doubt that Disturbed is Nu-Metal, and I have a hard time putting Linkin Park, limp bizkit in the same category as
Hed Pe:

"hey bartender hit me with a double,
and introduce me to that girl with the bubble,
Yeah, momma dont trust me tonight
yeah momma gonna get freaky tonight."

Anarchist wrote:

AAFitz wrote:

Dancing Mustard wrote:George Michael FTW!!!!!1ONE1!!!!

Dmunster wrote:Rap-Metal fusion is more Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit.

actually the limp bizkit remake of George's Faith was great

faith was good, some of their other songs but as far as limp dick goes

"Everything" is good, most limp haters overlook it but it is a 16 minute chunk of non-screamo goodness at the end of their first album

static_ice wrote:

Iliad wrote:Is that rap metal?

Nah.

I like heavy metal

yes I believe rap metal is nu metal


I love heavy metal too, way more than nu metal, but I was just checking in case there were any other fans

nu-metal just mean "new metal" and is really simillar to rap metal as you guys call it.

My favorite metal band is Children of Bodom.

I love metal. Here are some metal bands that I listen to. (Feel free to correct my categorizations)

heavy metal:
iron maiden

thrash/post-thrash metal:
metallica
pantera

death metal:
bloodbath
hypocrisy
cannibal corpse
dying fetus

black metal:
dissection
emperor
melechesh
ulver

melodic death:
at the gates
kalmah
in flames
dark tranquility
children of bodom

progressive metal:
opeth

folk metal:
agalloch

doom metal:
candlemass

symphonic metal:
therion

wiglaf wrote:I love metal. Here are some metal bands that I listen to. (Feel free to correct my categorizations)

heavy metal:
iron maiden

melodic death:
at the gates
kalmah
in flames
dark tranquility
children of bodom


therion

Iron Maiden is actually Power Metal
Children of Bodom great fucking band you lisen to good music

yeah...I like system of a down but I'm not really sure what category they fall under...some people call them nu metal just because their singer has a talent to sing/yell really fast, but they hate that label. and I can't think of any other label more specific than just "heavy metal" ...

What genre would you classify the song 'cells' by the servant?

unriggable wrote:What genre would you classify the song 'cells' by the servant?

dunno nevahurdodem... got a link?

static_ice wrote:yeah...I like system of a down but I'm not really sure what category they fall under...some people call them nu metal just because their singer has a talent to sing/yell really fast, but they hate that label. and I can't think of any other label more specific than just "heavy metal" ...

Uhm... I wouldn't mention metal and system of a down in the same sentence. Pop rock maybe? Not pop rock, but definately mainstream rock of some kind.

Yeah, im gonna have to agree with Cannibal Corpse and Dying Fetus.

A song that evryone should listen to by a metal group, although its not really a metal song, is "Bread Pants". Just try it, it'll grow on you

Check out some of my friends in their band
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=11137420

black jesus wrote:

wiglaf wrote:I love metal. Here are some metal bands that I listen to. (Feel free to correct my categorizations)

heavy metal:
iron maiden

melodic death:
at the gates
kalmah
in flames
dark tranquility
children of bodom


therion

Iron Maiden is actually Power Metal
Children of Bodom great fucking band you lisen to good music

Iron Maiden was always Heavy Metal.....take it from someone who saw them in 1990.

If you want some good metal (heavy metal) tunes....

Helloween
Wolfsbane (Blaze Baileys old band)
Megadeth (technically Thrash metal)
Motorhead

wiglaf wrote:

static_ice wrote:yeah...I like system of a down but I'm not really sure what category they fall under...some people call them nu metal just because their singer has a talent to sing/yell really fast, but they hate that label. and I can't think of any other label more specific than just "heavy metal" ...

Uhm... I wouldn't mention metal and system of a down in the same sentence. Pop rock maybe? Not pop rock, but definately mainstream rock of some kind.

uhh no...was that supposed to be a soad burn? maybe their newer music is leaning toward more mellow mainstream rock, but the real soad, the old soad that all the fans like, is definitely metal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2IqfmJWJrw
these are the first three songs of their second album, you don't have to listen to the whole thing, the first minute proves that soad is, or was, definitely a metal band.

and also the link beneath my name is good

static_ice wrote:uhh no...was that supposed to be a soad burn? maybe their newer music is leaning toward more mellow mainstream rock, but the real soad, the old soad that all the fans like, is definitely metal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2IqfmJWJrw
these are the first three songs of their second album, you don't have to listen to the whole thing, the first minute proves that soad is, or was, definitely a metal band.

I don't dislike soad, but I have a hard time classifying them as metal because of some of the musical/lyrical elements they choose to use. One minute of a metal riff doesn't mean they're metal.

wiglaf wrote:

static_ice wrote:uhh no...was that supposed to be a soad burn? maybe their newer music is leaning toward more mellow mainstream rock, but the real soad, the old soad that all the fans like, is definitely metal.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P2IqfmJWJrw
these are the first three songs of their second album, you don't have to listen to the whole thing, the first minute proves that soad is, or was, definitely a metal band.

I don't dislike soad, but I have a hard time classifying them as metal because of some of the musical/lyrical elements they choose to use. One minute of a metal riff doesn't mean they're metal.

well if you're not convinced, I never said you can't listen to the whole thing! and yes, they like to fluctuate with the music once in a while, but I still think its metal. And their lyrics perfectly fit in metal, (at least their old ones) I think every song in the first album is political, and politics fit perfectly in metal.