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The future of metal

Discussion in 'General Metal Discussion' started by MURAI, Sep 20, 2006.

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  1. Xorv

    Xorv Drug the Priest

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    It doesn't

    you fucking hypocrite.
     
    #61 Xorv, Sep 24, 2006
  2. Blue_Jay

    Blue_Jay New Metal Member

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    lol I see country metal coming soon thanks to the popularity of the band Rebel Meets Rebel. As for the future I'm not honestly sure. In these days it's difficult for a band to become popular so... I don't see anything else happening other than country metal. As long as bands don't release a lot of bad albums I see nothing bad coming. It'll be as good

    Ps I listened to Egyptian Metal before it rocks.
     
    #62 Blue_Jay, Sep 24, 2006
  3. Dazed and Brutal

    Dazed and Brutal Yall About to Witness

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    Well-said
     
    #63 Dazed and Brutal, Sep 24, 2006
  4. The Bringer

    The Bringer Member

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    I don't know if there will be new genres besides the continuing mixing of the already existing ones. Black metal will continue to become more and more mainstream and the ones who like the extreme black metal will continue to frown upon it while more commercial pop kids will like the more accessable black metal. Metalcore will continue to blend pop music with melodic death metal and some death metal bands will help contribute to it.

    I don't know what else can actually be started now. "Ambient metal" has always been around and never really accepted by the general scene, same with "dark metal". I don't know how much farther it can go.
     
    #64 The Bringer, Sep 24, 2006
  5. metal_wrath

    metal_wrath I dip my forefinger...

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    I disagree, one of the first metal bands I listened to was a Technical Death Metal Band, Meshuggah :headbang:
     
    #65 metal_wrath, Sep 25, 2006
  6. Dazed and Brutal

    Dazed and Brutal Yall About to Witness

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    Wait you called me a noob?
     
    #66 Dazed and Brutal, Sep 25, 2006
  7. metal_wrath

    metal_wrath I dip my forefinger...

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    I was inferring, based on your username. And how does listening to Meshuggah make ME a n00b??
     
    #67 metal_wrath, Sep 25, 2006
  8. MasterOLightning

    MasterOLightning Optimator

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    Yawn. Stop trolling, metal_wrath.
     
    #68 MasterOLightning, Sep 25, 2006
  9. Anti-Racism

    Anti-Racism New Metal Member

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    But are they art?
     
    #69 Anti-Racism, Sep 25, 2006
  10. Anti-Racism

    Anti-Racism New Metal Member

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    Meshuggah is a Yiddish word. Listening to Meshuggah promotes tolerance and fights anti-Semitism.
     
    #70 Anti-Racism, Sep 25, 2006
  11. metal_wrath

    metal_wrath I dip my forefinger...

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    Prob the opposite
     
    #71 metal_wrath, Sep 25, 2006
  12. Zhou Tai 04

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    Wow, I never knew Meshuggah was in the same genre as Spawn of Possesion.:lol:


    Seriously, though, they are post-thrash.
     
    #72 Zhou Tai 04, Sep 25, 2006
  13. metal_wrath

    metal_wrath I dip my forefinger...

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    Seriously though, they sound nothing like any Thrash band I have ever heard, the vocals are more death sounding and they are technical as fuck. So I call them Technical Death Metal. I wonder what is so thrashy about them?
     
    #73 metal_wrath, Sep 25, 2006
  14. anonymouswierdo

    anonymouswierdo Pitiful Newbie

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    Seeing your signature and avatar caused me to go and look for this image.

    [/off-topicness]
     
    #74 anonymouswierdo, Sep 25, 2006
  15. cookiecutter

    cookiecutter Proceed to Ultraslamming

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    :puke: I seriously hope not.
     
    #75 cookiecutter, Sep 25, 2006
  16. Dazed and Brutal

    Dazed and Brutal Yall About to Witness

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    Maybe the music?
     
    #76 Dazed and Brutal, Sep 25, 2006
  17. Satanstoenail

    Satanstoenail My Larpstyle determines my Derpstyle

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    Post-thrash. :erk:




    lol.
     
    #77 Satanstoenail, Sep 25, 2006
  18. Phoenix5

    Phoenix5 d3v4s7a710n

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    ummmk about that
     
    #78 Phoenix5, Sep 25, 2006
  19. CF87

    CF87 Active Member

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    Meshuggah is not technical or a death metal band. Meshuggah is labelled post-thrash because they were originally a thrash band (Psykisk Testbild,Contradictions Collapse).
     
    #79 CF87, Sep 25, 2006
  20. The Bringer

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    I don't really know what to consider Meshuggah. It doesn't sound very thrashy at all. Can someone describe the genre of "post-thrash" for me?
     
    #80 The Bringer, Sep 25, 2006
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