Rock is horrid. How can people listen to that happy ****?

Rock is horrid. How can people listen to that happy ****?

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so wat crap do u listen to roshan?

Rock is horrid. How can people listen to that happy ****?

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so wat crap do u listen to roshan?

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Metal.

Rock is horrid. How can people listen to that happy ****?

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Happy? I don't know about that. I'd say Roger Waters for instance it's a text book case of pathological despair, far more depressing then most metal i ever heard (which is often just against)...

Edited April 20, 200619 yr by Lyric Suite

Everybuddies talk about the new sound, funny, but it's still rock n' roll to me

Edited April 20, 200619 yr by kumquatq3

I think Metallica came closest to "rock" with Load and Reloaded. Basically, those albums are, as someone mentioned, "post grunge" but with heavy Blues and Southern Rock elements.

 

BTW, I've been listening to St. Anger and, well, I like it. Who says Nu Metal has to be super polished?

BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM *ching* BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM *ching* *ching* BAM BAM *ching* DEEP GROWL

 

Uh... yes. There's something other than polish at work here.

Finch. The point of this post is: I like the noise this band makes.

I think Metallica came closest to "rock" with Load and Reloaded.  Basically, those albums are, as someone mentioned, "post grunge" but with heavy Blues and Southern Rock elements.

 

BTW, I've been listening to St. Anger and, well, I like it.  Who says Nu Metal has to be super polished?

 

Yeah, that was me too, but that still wasn't rock. It sounded more like the metal influenced grunge of Alice In Chains.

 

And I only made it all the way through St. Anger (the album) ONCE. It has some good rhythm guitar, but that's it. The drums sound like pots and pans, there isn't a solo on the whole goddamn thing, the bass isn't even audible, there's almost no melody, the songs are long for the sake of having long songs and are incredibly repetetive, Hetfield's singing goes off-pitch half the time, and he randomly says words fast and slow for no reason or melody.

 

Some Kind Of Monster is an okay song though, and for some reason, I have taken quite a liking to The Unnamed Feeling.

BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM *ching* BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM *ching* *ching* BAM BAM *ching* DEEP GROWL

 

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That bit always makes me want to kill something.

Everybuddies talk about the new sound, funny, but it's still rock n' roll to me

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Just curious, any of you medal heads even get this line?

**** you and the implication you make with that post. Not only do I love Billy Joel (Oh My God Pianoman!), but most metalheads I know know more about different types of music, music theory and music history than most hipsters and 'music buffs' can even dream of.

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I was a metal head once, in my teens. Looking back in retrospective, i can say i knew absolutly jack about music...

I used to know something about music, in my teens.

 

Then I became a metalhead.

**** you and the implication you make with that post. Not only do I love Billy Joel (Oh My God Pianoman!), but most metalheads I know know more about different types of music, music theory and music history than most hipsters and 'music buffs' can even dream of.

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You had a friend who likes jazz write that, didn't you?

I didn't get it.

 

Google did.

**** you and the implication you make with that post. Not only do I love Billy Joel (Oh My God Pianoman!), but most metalheads I know know more about different types of music, music theory and music history than most hipsters and 'music buffs' can even dream of.

 

You had a friend who likes jazz write that, didn't you?

 

I don't see what jazz has to do with it. Ask Billy what kind of music he makes - he'll say, as he has said before, that he makes rock music.

 

I don't have any 'friends' who like jazz, simply because every single 'person' I've ever met that plays jazz is an absolute terror to be around. Jazz is a gross misuse of musical skills that has absolutely no emotion whatsoever, and is pretty much to all music what bands like System of a Down and Tool are to metal. Pretentious twats who are so arrogant about their chord progressions that they forget to put any form of melody in it. Complete with an utter lack of stage presence and absolutely nothing to say, that makes jazz about as interesting as something halfway between static and Post-Rock.

 

As for me, I'm currently listening to Claude Debussy. Take from that what you will, but I'm not wasting any more time on your disturbing assumptions before you make any more flaws of the human race completely apparent to me.

Edited April 20, 200619 yr by TrueNeutral

ug, nothing worse than a metal head with a thesaurus

First, I'm not even a metalhead. Second, you're on my ignore list.

 

Oh well, soon you too can only read half topics.

LOL! I was just messing with the kid, I thought clearly, O well.

 

Maybe my sarcasm was drowned out by Gwar

Oh man, Kum, he's a what? That has to be one of the greatest insults I've ever heard, you ****ing win the internet man, oh man, I'm snickering all over. ****ing fantastic!

 

It's not like he didn't deserve being called that, but perhaps you should delete the post? The mods here are kinda righteous these days.

You're right, don't want to piss off Fio

 

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Seemed pretty clear to me that Kum was having him on. I think Mr Neutral is just having a bad day.

I don't see what the big hissy fit is about. What you listen to is your business really. I listen to music from classical to death metal. Do I really care what people think of me listening to classical, techno, metal or whatever? No.