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Wlokos

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Posted on 05-16-06 08:51 PM Link | Quote
It seems to me that everybody likes metal, nowadays.

Other than me, anyway. I'm into indie/jazz, metal gives me a headache. Not that there's no good metal, Tool's a great band (with an amazing drummer).
Nebetsu

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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 05-19-06 12:37 AM Link | Quote
Appearantly, according to drjayphd, this belongs here... but sticking all metal into one topic is like sticking all comedy into one topic. It's kinda dumb... but whatever:

"Dragonforce is like Iron Maiden and Judas Priest got together and did a whole bunch of crack and speed and then got kicked in the nuts."

Who agrees?
mattp

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Posted on 05-21-06 08:41 PM Link | Quote
Dragonforce is amazing.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8134937785993786668&q=dragonforce+fire+and+flames

Thats their new single. Give it a listen, its amazing ( its also the edited cut version, the real song is like 7 minutes long )

Wlokos- Tool isn't metal, they're like progressive alternative. Their drummer is great though. You would probably like power metal, its not very intense, but it is fast and awesome.
never-obsolete

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Since: 05-14-06
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Posted on 05-24-06 09:35 AM Link | Quote
ive always been into slayer and am damn glad that i'll get to see them in a couple months. though tool is a good band, and im a firm believer in operation fault-line amendment.
TehGeno

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Since: 06-26-06
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Posted on 06-26-06 01:55 PM Link | Quote
Here's some good metal bands, incase you care.

-Static X
-A Perfect Circle
-Tool
-Trivium
-White/Rob Zombie
-System of a Down
-Stone Sour
-Dir en Grey (If they can be considered.)
-Murderdolls
-Lacuna Coil
-Kittie
-Instruction
-GodHead
-Coal Chamber


And if you're a classical fan, or even a metallica (eh..) fan, you should definentaly check out
-Apocalyptica
acillatem98

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Since: 11-18-05
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Posted on 06-26-06 03:23 PM Link | Quote
Heck, and here I was thinking I was the only one who knew about DragonForce.

They are awesome, as simple as that. The way they play their music, and how the vocals sound, is like what classic metal was.
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Posted on 06-26-06 09:27 PM Link | Quote
I'm not sure why so many people like them so much.

I didn't really care about their two newest albums after Valley of the Damned. The diversity was gone, and the majority of the songs sounded like repeated solo's and riffs, and whatnot. Overall, they just got boring to me. And if you think they have impressive solo work, try listening to some bands off of shrapnel records.

I like Valley of the Damned a lot though, but that's about it. Until they pull out something besides being the fastest band alive, I can't say I'm the biggest fan anymore.

As for metal, I've gotten into Racer X and Impellitteri lately.


(edited by Racer Xeo on 06-26-06 08:29 PM)
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Since: 06-17-06
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Posted on 06-28-06 09:52 PM Link | Quote
I love metal. Rather than discussing, I'll just list some of my fav. bands.

Alice in Chains is very much my fav. band. They're not metal, though, like so many of you seem to think...

Anyway, I'm into the following:

Lake of Tears
Blind Guardian
Demons & Wizards
Iron Maiden
D.A.D.
Metallica
Queensr˙che
Rhapsody
Opeth
Evanescence
Megadeth
Lacuna Coil
Ozzy
Sevendust
Pantera... sometimes
Mercyful Fate if I'm in the mood to rofl a bit.
Motorhead as done by other, more talented bands

I love a few of Type o Negative's albums too... but I'm not sure if I can call them metal except for thier first (suck) album.

That's not a whole huge list of metal bands, but I have pretty wide musical tastes so don't tend to specialize in a genre. I actually usually do pop-type rock when I'm on stage.

If you don't know Lake of Tears, download one of thier albums (NOT the first 2...)

Xeo: You listen to Impelliteri? Have they even made anything since the 80's? That dude is so full of himself... it's pretty funny.


(edited by Kasdarack on 06-28-06 08:58 PM)
Xeo Belmont

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Posted on 06-28-06 10:11 PM Link | Quote
Aren't most shred guitarists?
(Malmsteen, Micheal Angelo Batio, etc)

Oh well, they may be bitchy but I enjoy their work.

Yes, Impellitteri's put out -quite- a few albums after the 80's, like, a ton.
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Posted on 06-28-06 11:19 PM Link | Quote
I'm a huge metal fan. Right now I've been digging Between the Buried and Me's "Alaska," and "Armageddon March Eternal" by The Project Hate MCMXCIX. I've been on a Dillinger Escape Plan binge since I saw them last Sunday. I've also been on an Opeth binge, for no particular reason other than how much ass they kick. I just got over a Lamb of God binge.

The Project Hate MCMXCIX, who I will now abbreviate as just TPH, is pretty interesting, and I haven't seen them mentioned in this thread or at all on this board. Let me try to describe them: Take a standard melodic metal core. Imagine a male growling singer and a soft girl singer. Now imagine they switch between heavy rocking and soft progressive melodies. Now imagine that the drums aren't a real drummer, but programmed, and they go back and forth from realistic-sounding metal drum patches and techno/club mmph-pssh drum sounds.

That is TPH.

If you don't like reading all that, you can just listen to this to see what I mean. (Mods: That MP3 is hosted on the band's official website. I would not link to it if the band were not advertising it.)

Anyways, here's just a list of the metal bands in my MP3 player at the moment, with the stuff I reccomend the most in bold:

Anthrax
Avenged Sevenfold
Beatallica (They're half Metallica, right?)
Between the Buried and Me
Black Sabbath
Children of Bodom
Deftones
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Dream Theater
Fantomas (Are they metal? Who knows)
Guns 'N Roses
Iced Earth (Not really a big fan of them, for some reason they're in there though)
In Flames
Iron Maiden
Judas Priest
Lamb of God
Megadeth
Meshuggah
Metallica
Metroid Metal (Free at the website)
Opeth
Ozzy Osbourne
Pantera
Rammstein
Slayer
Slipknot (Not a huge fan, but I listen occasionally)
System of a Down (If you can call them metal)
The Project Hate MCMXCIX
Trivium

PS - I like the occasional shred, but for the most part I hate shred albums. Most of those guys tend to focus on playing fast all the time, which seems to take away from the music pretty often. There's plenty of great shredders that make their shredding work in bands; Those types tend to be my favorites.

Also, DragonForce deserves to be mentioned. I don't think I'll care about them a year from now, or even a few months, but they're the kings of cheesy right now.


(edited by witeasprinwow on 06-28-06 10:26 PM)
(edited by witeasprinwow on 06-28-06 10:28 PM)
DarkSlaya

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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 06-28-06 11:50 PM Link | Quote
*DarkSlaya looks at wite's list.

*DarkSlaya looks at Slayer.

Not much a fan of them, and I must say that my favorite member of the band is Dave, which I'm probably gonna meet next monday.
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Posted on 06-29-06 12:03 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by DarkSlaya
*DarkSlaya looks at wite's list.

*DarkSlaya looks at Slayer.

Not much a fan of them, and I must say that my favorite member of the band is Dave, which I'm probably gonna meet next monday.


Slayer is as close to required listening as you can get for metal. Even if you don't like them, you have to at least have heard them. Have to.

I think there's no reason to buy most of their albums, though. They worked on a forumla, perfected it sometime around Hell Awaits / Reign in Blood, and then wore it out and fucked it up over the rest of their careers.
ziffhasnoaim/password

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Posted on 06-29-06 12:26 AM Link | Quote
Not enough mention of Sepultura. n00bs.
DarkSlaya

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Since: 11-17-05
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Posted on 06-29-06 12:39 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by witeasprinwow
I think there's no reason to buy most of their albums, though. They worked on a forumla, perfected it sometime around Hell Awaits / Reign in Blood, and then wore it out and fucked it up over the rest of their careers.


Yeah. But Dave Lombardo is still a mighty fine drummer
Xeo Belmont

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Posted on 06-29-06 01:15 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by witeasprinwow
PS - I like the occasional shred, but for the most part I hate shred albums. Most of those guys tend to focus on playing fast all the time, which seems to take away from the music pretty often. There's plenty of great shredders that make their shredding work in bands; Those types tend to be my favorites.


... so, do you like Racer X or Impellitteri?

Both definitely "shred" metal bands, but they have some strong albums also if you ask me.

I also love Marty Friedman / Jason Becker's Cacophony albums. Horrible horrible vocalists, but you can tell they went for a more instrumental focus on their two albums they put out. Not insanely fast either, the solo's are pretty melodic, and often slow. They last for awhile, but they're so smooth and so well done its impressive.

And I liked a good handful of stuff on your list. Good tastes.

But System of a Down?
Sweet Kassy Molassy
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Since: 06-17-06
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Posted on 06-29-06 01:48 AM Link | Quote
I'm just gonna assume that Impelliteri has started writing better music since putting out the album that I have (Stand in Line.) Otherwise I might have to question your tastes =P
Xeo Belmont

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Posted on 06-29-06 01:56 AM Link | Quote
I'm actually pretty sure their albums are "Up's" and "Downs".

Screaming Symphony would probably be one to check out.

Also to be entirely random here's my little CD Collection.
Originally posted by .XG
Been meaning to post this for awhile, don't know why, I've just wanted to.
Yellow = Almost perfect.
Red = Time Paradox!!!

Here is my CD metal collection:

1. Gamma Ray: Heading for Tommorow
2. Gamma Ray: Sigh No More
3. Gamma Ray: Insanity and Genius
4. Gamma Ray: Land of the Free
5. Gamma Ray: Alive '95
6. Gamma Ray: Somewhere out in Space

7. Gamma Ray: Powerplant
8. Gamma Ray: No World Order
9. Gamma Ray: Majestic
10. Gamma Ray: Skelatons in the Closet
11. Gamma Ray: Blast from the Past
12. Helloween: Walls of Jericho
13. Helloween: Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 1
14. Helloween: Keeper of the Seven Keys Part 2
15. Helloween: Master of the Rings
16. Helloween: Time of the Oath
17. Helloween: Better than Raw
18. Helloween: The Dark Ride
19. Symphony X: The Odyssey
20. Dream Theater: Images and Words
21. Dream Theater: Scenes from Metropolis Part 2
22. Dream Theater: Live at Bodukon
23. Judas Priest: Metal Works 73' - 93'
24. Judas Priest: Screaming for Vengeance
25. Judas Priest: Defenders of Faith
26. Judas Priest: Ram it Down
27. Judas Priest: Painkiller

28. Judas Priest: Angel of Retribution
29. Marty Friedman / Jason Becker's Cacophony - Speed Metal Symphony
30. Marty Friedman / Jason Becker's Cacophony - Go Off!

31. Racer X: Street Lethal
32. Racer X: Second Heat
33. Racer X: Technical Difficulties
34. Racer X: Superheros
35. Yngwie Malmsteen: Rising Force
36. Yngwie Malmsteen: Marching Out
37. Yngwie Malmsteen: Trilogy
38. Yngwie Malmsteen: Odyssey
39. Yngwie Malmsteen: Collection
40. Yngwie Malmsteen: Concerto Suite for Electric Guitar
41. Megadeth: Killing is my business ... and business is good!
42. Megadeth: Peace Sells ... but who's buying?
43. Megadeth: Rust in Peace
44. Megadeth: Countdown to Extinction
45. Megadeth: Youthanasia
46. Megadeth: The System has Failed
47. Savatage: Edge of Thorns
48. Rhapsody: Symphony of the Enchanted Lands
49. Luca Turilli: King of the Nordic Twilight
50. Luca Turilli: Prophet of the Last Eclipse
51. Dragonforce: Valley of the Damned
52. Elvenking: Heathenreel
53. Blind Guardian: Imaginations from the Other Side
54. Blind Guardian: Nightfall in Middle Earth
55. Edguy: Mandrake
56. Avantasia: Metal Opera Part 1
57. Avantasia: Metal Opera Part 2
58. Masterplan
59. Hammerfall: Glory to the Brave
60. Hammerfall: Legacy of the Kings
61. Hammerfall: Renagade
62. Children of Bodom: Follow the Reaper
63. Children of Bodom: Hatebreader
64. Primal Fear (Primal Fear)
65. Queensryche EP Album
66. Queensryche: The Warning
67. Queensryche: Rage for Order
68. Queensryche: Operation Mindcrime
69. Queensryche: Hear in the Now Frontier
70. Queensryche: Greatest Hits
71. Queensryche: Operation Mindcrime 2
72. Skid Row (Skid Row)
73. Skid Row: Slave to the Grind
74. Manowar: Hail to England
75. Manowar: Kings of Metal
76. Manowar: The Triumph of Steel
77. Manowar: Louder than Hell
78. Manowar: Warriors of the World
79. Cinderall: Rocked, Wired, and Bluesed. The Greatest Hits
80. Tesla: Mechanical Resonnace
81. Iron Maiden: Number of the Beast
82. Metallica: Ride the Lightning
83. Scorpions: Big City Nights
84. Def Leppard: Pyromania
85. Dokken: The Very Best of Dokken
86. Iced Earth: The Dark Saga
87. Quiet Riot: Metal Health
88. Dreamevil: The Book of Heavy Metal
89. Europe Super Hits
90. Imperllitteri: Screaming Symphony
91. Tad Morose: Undead
92. THE ULTIMATE RICK WAKEMAN EXPERIENCE

The only albums I don't really care for, would be Iced Earth: The Dark Saga, Europe Super Hits, and Queensryche Here in the Now Frontier. That's about it.

Edit: Somehow I skipped a few:
93. Stratovarius: Visions
94. Stratovarius: Destiny
95. Iron Savior (Iron Savior)
96. Iron Savior: Unification
97. Iron Savior: Interlude
98. Iron Savior: Dark Assault

Then got these in the mail today:
99. Iron Savior: Condition Red
100. Tad Morose: Modus Vivendi
101. Rhapsody: Dawn of Victory
Sweet Kassy Molassy
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Since: 06-17-06
From: LoozeeAnna

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Posted on 06-29-06 02:03 AM Link | Quote
I actually like Iced Earth's Dark Saga cd... but that's possibly because I'm a Spawn fanboy.

I totally forgot to mention Manowar in my list earlier too. Warriors of the World = rox0r.

I'll check out Screaming Symphony and all the cds you have in red and see what I think.

Unfortunately, I've lost a lot of my music because a lot of my cds were stolen and the hard drive on my laptop died. I'm not gonna feel at all bad about downloading any of the albums I had. I just need to get around to doing it.
Xeo Belmont

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Posted on 06-29-06 02:17 AM Link | Quote
I sometimes forget I upload songs for people on my site ...

Anyways, its your lucky day. Here's a good song from Screaming Symphony (In my opinion).
Impellitteri - Rat Race

Also I thought it would be worth posting some live stuff from Gamma Ray's Alive 95' album.
Land of the Free (The intro is not them, so give it a few seconds. So yeah, the quality isn't "that" bad. , the guitar kicks in THEN its them.)
Ride the Sky (Helloween)

DarkSlaya has heard my teachings probably overdone, but Gamma Ray's been my favorite band since I discovered them late last year.


(edited by Racer Xeo on 06-29-06 01:17 AM)
(edited by Racer Xeo on 06-29-06 01:18 AM)
(edited by Racer Xeo on 06-29-06 01:19 AM)
Sweet Kassy Molassy
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Since: 06-17-06
From: LoozeeAnna

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Posted on 06-29-06 02:59 AM Link | Quote
Ok, yeah, that was a lot more tasteful than a lot of thier old stuff. I guess Chris finally decided that he didn't have to play every note on the damn fretboard every song to pull off a face melter.

I love awesome guitar solos as much as anyone, but I can get kinda soloed out. An awesome solo is cool, but I'm usually much more impressed by awesome rhythm guitar skills.

That's not to say I didn't like the song, because I did. Dunno if I'd buy the cd or not. Chris Impelliteri has speed and he has skill, and he can definately thrash... but he doesn't have the melodic tastes that I expect from someone like say... Satch. Not that Satriani is metal.

I'll have to hear more from the album though. I could see getting into it when I'm on a speed kick.

*edit* Listening to the Gamma Ray now. Completely kickass guitar playing... and the vocals sound like Maiden. Thanks for turning me on to them.


(edited by Kasdarack on 06-29-06 02:02 AM)
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