Where are all the metalheads?
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Currently listening to Vulgar Display of Power.
Has aged VERY well3 -
I grew up playing Hair Metal! Can still play the complete works of Poison and used to look like David Coverdale....back in the day. LOL
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fatguy3382 wrote: »I'd love some metalhead MFP friends. Got some Lamb of God going as we speak. Love Parkway Drive, Pantera, Suicide Silence and the like. Feel free to add me. Metal makes the gym weights so much lighter.
I loved me some Parkway Drive, until they decided that this most recent album needed a lot more "whoaoaoaoaoas". Between that and gangshouts, I can't decide which I hate more. Atlas and Deep Blue are still on my lifting playlist though.
I was expecting Suicide Silence to go to hell after Mitch died, but being a huge ASP fan, I love the fact that Eddie ended up being the replacement.2 -
Going to see Sabaton and Accept in January . Looking forward to that . Hard to beat a metal gig for fun , adrenaline and laughter .2
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I'm still hung up on the latest HellYeah album. Always was a HUGE Mudvayne fan, and Chad seems to be pushing the HellYeah stuff more in that direction. I saw Shaman's Harvest, HellYeah, and In This Moment a few weeks back. Fantastic show.
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My favorite Behemoth song is that really fast one with all the drums.2
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undergloom wrote: »My favorite Behemoth song is that really fast one with all the drums.
Oh yeah, I know the one you're talking about.3 -
I'm still hung up on the latest HellYeah album. Always was a HUGE Mudvayne fan, and Chad seems to be pushing the HellYeah stuff more in that direction. I saw Shaman's Harvest, HellYeah, and In This Moment a few weeks back. Fantastic show.
I am still, quite frankly, annoyed that the most talented musician in MudVayne (Ryan Martinie) has been kind of left holding his dick with the whole HellYeah thing.0 -
This is my fav thread 2
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I also like that Opeth song where it gets quiet in the middle, as well as that Judas Priest song that took on a whole different meaning after Rob Halford came out of the closet.1
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fatguy3382 wrote: »I'd love some metalhead MFP friends. Got some Lamb of God going as we speak. Love Parkway Drive, Pantera, Suicide Silence and the like. Feel free to add me. Metal makes the gym weights so much lighter.
parkway drive you say? We can be friends
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Gallowmere1984 wrote: »I am still, quite frankly, annoyed that the most talented musician in MudVayne (Ryan Martinie) has been kind of left holding his dick with the whole HellYeah thing.
Yeah, I'm still not quite sure what the deal is with Ryan or, really MudVayne in general. It seems like there's some bad blood between several of the old members but I'm not sure what or why.
As a (possibly) interesting side note, Ryan actually lives about 20 minutes from me.
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finny11122 wrote: »Going to see Sabaton and Accept in January . Looking forward to that . Hard to beat a metal gig for fun , adrenaline and laughter .
Very jealous. Sabaton hasn't been near me for quite some time
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finny11122 wrote: »Going to see Sabaton and Accept in January . Looking forward to that . Hard to beat a metal gig for fun , adrenaline and laughter .
Very jealous. Sabaton hasn't been near me for quite some time
You can come with me . Cool metal chicks are the best .1 -
Gallowmere1984 wrote: »I am still, quite frankly, annoyed that the most talented musician in MudVayne (Ryan Martinie) has been kind of left holding his dick with the whole HellYeah thing.
Yeah, I'm still not quite sure what the deal is with Ryan or, really MudVayne in general. It seems like there's some bad blood between several of the old members but I'm not sure what or why.
As a (possibly) interesting side note, Ryan actually lives about 20 minutes from me.
None of them have really spoken about it much, other than some brief statements from Ryan when he was covering for Fieldy during a Korn tour years back.
It wouldn't bother me so bad if HellYeah was at least as decent as MudVayne was, but nah, not even close. They're not terrible, but MV was on a whole different level. Granted, this is coming from someone who is a huge fan of technical music, which HellYeah is definitely not.0 -
Sabaton were in Belfast a few weeks ago.
*kitten* great gig.2 -
finny11122 wrote: »finny11122 wrote: »Going to see Sabaton and Accept in January . Looking forward to that . Hard to beat a metal gig for fun , adrenaline and laughter .
Very jealous. Sabaton hasn't been near me for quite some time
You can come with me . Cool metal chicks are the best .
I'm there!
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finny11122 wrote: »finny11122 wrote: »Going to see Sabaton and Accept in January . Looking forward to that . Hard to beat a metal gig for fun , adrenaline and laughter .
Very jealous. Sabaton hasn't been near me for quite some time
You can come with me . Cool metal chicks are the best .
If you like metal chicks (which who doesn't?) check out Jinjer. New album is amazing.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a98LI-arNS4 2 -
Not too bad. (Jinjer) That's probably the first female metal vocalist (aside from eluveitie, which is more of a folk/metal mix IMO) that I haven't thought was utter crap. I usually like a little more of a melody in the music then what they have in that particular song though.1
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VWHfiEKK3zw
Battle Beast - Out of control
Female lead singer is pretty good0 -
Not too bad. (Jinjer) That's probably the first female metal vocalist (aside from eluveitie, which is more of a folk/metal mix IMO) that I haven't thought was utter crap. I usually like a little more of a melody in the music then what they have in that particular song though.
That's really the only female vocals in metal you've heard and don't think are bad?! Do you just have a general distaste for female vocals? There are plenty of metal bands with good female vocalists. Pick a subgenre and I could probably name quite a few bands.2 -
Rob Zombie, Avenged Sevenfold, Slipknot , Marilyn Manson0
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TheCrawlingChaos wrote: »Not too bad. (Jinjer) That's probably the first female metal vocalist (aside from eluveitie, which is more of a folk/metal mix IMO) that I haven't thought was utter crap. I usually like a little more of a melody in the music then what they have in that particular song though.
That's really the only female vocals in metal you've heard and don't think are bad?! Do you just have a general distaste for female vocals? There are plenty of metal bands with good female vocalists. Pick a subgenre and I could probably name quite a few bands.
For the most part, yeah. I usually do prefer male vocals. Though, why, I don't know. I do like Netta Skog though. She's in Ensiferum now and was previously in Turisas. The previous key board player Emmi Silvennoinen (ensiferum) didn't do mainly vocals, but did sing with the other members on occasion. I was actually able to see them perform before she left a couple years ago, at pagan fest. Best show I've been to.
Viking/folk; death; power; thrash; doom etc. I like most, but these are usually my preferred sub genres.0 -
TheCrawlingChaos wrote: »Not too bad. (Jinjer) That's probably the first female metal vocalist (aside from eluveitie, which is more of a folk/metal mix IMO) that I haven't thought was utter crap. I usually like a little more of a melody in the music then what they have in that particular song though.
That's really the only female vocals in metal you've heard and don't think are bad?! Do you just have a general distaste for female vocals? There are plenty of metal bands with good female vocalists. Pick a subgenre and I could probably name quite a few bands.
For the most part, yeah. I usually do prefer male vocals. Though, why, I don't know. I do like Netta Skog though. She's in Ensiferum now and was previously in Turisas. The previous key board player Emmi Silvennoinen (ensiferum) didn't do mainly vocals, but did sing with the other members on occasion. I was actually able to see them perform before she left a couple years ago, at pagan fest. Best show I've been to.
Viking/folk; death; power; thrash; doom etc. I like most, but these are usually my preferred sub genres.
Ah, if it really is just a preference thing I guess I understand and I don't know think I could change your mind with any examples. Plus if you like power, folk, and doom you have probably heard some of the best lady throatists in metal unless you just outright avoid those type of bands. Here's just a few good ones off the top of my head just in case you haven't heard them.
Draconian (new singer is really good. I think I prefer her to the old singer)
Subrosa
Dalriada
Windhand
Christian Mistress
Aldious
Dark Castle
Midnattsol
Silent Stream of Godless Elegy
Light Bringer0 -
Dalriada was pretty decent, the melody/music was pretty sweet (a walesi bardok 1resz was my fav); Christian mistress reminds me of heart and the sword, which is a decent sound. Loved the music in dark castle's stuff, the deeper vocals were good, but in general didn't really do it for me.TheCrawlingChaos wrote: »TheCrawlingChaos wrote: »Not too bad. (Jinjer) That's probably the first female metal vocalist (aside from eluveitie, which is more of a folk/metal mix IMO) that I haven't thought was utter crap. I usually like a little more of a melody in the music then what they have in that particular song though.
That's really the only female vocals in metal you've heard and don't think are bad?! Do you just have a general distaste for female vocals? There are plenty of metal bands with good female vocalists. Pick a subgenre and I could probably name quite a few bands.
For the most part, yeah. I usually do prefer male vocals. Though, why, I don't know. I do like Netta Skog though. She's in Ensiferum now and was previously in Turisas. The previous key board player Emmi Silvennoinen (ensiferum) didn't do mainly vocals, but did sing with the other members on occasion. I was actually able to see them perform before she left a couple years ago, at pagan fest. Best show I've been to.
Viking/folk; death; power; thrash; doom etc. I like most, but these are usually my preferred sub genres.
Ah, if it really is just a preference thing I guess I understand and I don't know think I could change your mind with any examples. Plus if you like power, folk, and doom you have probably heard some of the best lady throatists in metal unless you just outright avoid those type of bands. Here's just a few good ones off the top of my head just in case you haven't heard them.
Draconian (new singer is really good. I think I prefer her to the old singer)
Subrosa
Dalriada
Windhand
Christian Mistress
Aldious
Dark Castle
Midnattsol
Silent Stream of Godless Elegy
Light Bringer
Before now, I actually haven't heard of any of these bands. The two I mentioned above, I'll probably continue to listen to. They were pretty good in my opinion.
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I can't believe no one (including me initially) has said Amon Amarth. I love 'em.3
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Black Dahlia Murder anyone? I'm headed to see Slayer in two weeks!1
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fatguy3382 wrote: »I can't believe no one (including me initially) has said Amon Amarth. I love 'em.
Because it's a given
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