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Discussion in 'Newcastle United' started by steviemac14, Feb 19, 2011.

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  1. Amnesiac

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    So most of the Metal Genres aren't a type of music.

    Seriously no matter what you say, the fact is all those links above are still Metal. They don't differ enough to warrant their own genre of it. Yet look at The Smiths, then look at The Strokes, quite different bands, yet in reality the same genre. It's just pointless categorisation that makes everything more complicated than what it's worth.
     
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  2. steviemac14

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    I wish we were all as learned as Mr Tash, the oracle.
     
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  3. It's not the same genre mate. You're saying that Black Sabbath play the same genre as Cannibal Corpse? It may have metal on the end of it, but Heavy Metal and Brutal Death Metal are different genres. It's like the difference betwen Rock and Metal.
     
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  4. Amnesiac

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    In that case you'll know that Black Sabbath are Hard Rock. (EDIT:Ok they are Heavy Metal but I always saw them as more of a Hard Rock band)

    Just because someone screams instead of sings isn't a reason to make it another genre.

    Also you have to consider that Black Sabbath were formed in 68, a time when you probably wouldn't expect anyone to be that drastic vocally.
     
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  5. Aldridge_Prior

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    Good point well made! All forms of music has a handful of truly original or self styled artists but everything in between is a wash of likenesses and uninspiring average-at-best bands.

    The difference is though, and this is only my opinion, that it seems to be predominantly American bands/styles that breed this sort of pigeon holing.
     
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    i think dat tinie tempah is da best but i also likes chipmunk init ez songs iz really relatble lol. also n-dubz is good dey is rly talented and got da wiked beats init
     
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    Snow Patrol
    Oasis
    KOL
    Dire Straits
    Queen

    The Chain - Fleetwood Mac
    Hotel California- Eagles
    Two great songs
     
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  8. The Secret Ingredient

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    in no particular order

    plan b
    pere ubu
    the stranglers
    butthole surfers
    nick cave
     
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    in no particular order

    plan b
    pere ubu
    the stranglers
    butthole surfers
    nick cave
     
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    Thumbs up to Geordie Gashead.

    Talib Kweli - Reflection Eternal is essential listening.

    Also for consideration

    Wire.

    DJ Shadow.

    Aphex Twin.

    Richie Hawtin.

    Slint.

    Jay-Z.
     
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    1. The Smiths
    2. Half Man Half Biscuit
    3. The Fall
    4. Radiohead
    5. The Libertines
     
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    Led Zeppelin
    AC/DC
    Queens of the Stone Age
    Rolling Stones
    Joy Division

    In no particular order
     
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  13. Mr Wonderful

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    Radiohead (favorite band ever)
    Hatebreed (gets me going in the gym)
    Ska Mania (not a band but a compilation cd, but you can only try and lend it off me :emoticon-0116-evilg)
    Avenged Sevenfold
    Lil Wayne
     
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    Beatles
    Kinks
    Eagles.
    Snow Patrol
    KOL
     
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    Can't forget the greatest band to ever rock Lithuania in the summer of 1994..... N.F.L.
     
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  16. Wein14

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    Too right! I mean, grown males liking You Me At Six? Urgh.

    Massive respect for that one Stevie (i actually Rep'ed one of your earlier post's, and then saw 4 more i wanted to rep!).

    My top 5 bands/artists ever (no order):
    Michael Jackson
    System of a Down
    KoRn
    Limp Bizkit
    AC/DC

    Top 5 at the moment though:
    Cancer Bats
    Hadouken!
    Five Finger Death Punch
    Atreyu
    Avenged Sevenfold

    Albums;
    AC/DC - T.N.T.
    System of a Down - System of a Down
    Michael Jackson - Bad
    KoRn - Issues
    Atreyu - The Curse

    There are so many others though, Maiden, Slipknot, Asking Alexandria, CombiChrist, Beastie Boys, Nas, Ludacris, DMX, BMTH, Papa Roach, Sabbath, Metallica, Slayer, Pantera, In Flames, The 69 Eyes, Apocalyiptica, HIM, Turbonegro, Sum 41, Linkin Park (older), Lost Prophets (older), Parkway Drive, Moterhead, Weezer, Guns'n'Roses, Motley Crue. Prob's many more, but my brain fails me!

    Oh, and as far as genre classification. If you dont listen to metal, you will not be able to hear the difference. Like alot with rap, can a casual listener tell the difference between East Cost, West Cost and A-Town? I can tell the difference between Grindcore, Metalcore and Mathcore! And they are particularly similar.
     
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    Rep for A7X and Hadouken. <ok>
     
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  18. Mr Wonderful

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    After listening to tash's videos im actually afraid of him, im a decent cagefighter too :D
     
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  19. Wein14

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    Saw Hadouken! at the arena... Christ they were Amazing! (NOTE: I didn't see Pendulem, got amazingly drunk and cant remember them much... Just remember jumping the barrier and getting involved in mosh pits!)
     
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  20. SirBR

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    Diffrent generations have diffrent genres for the same music.

    I'm 36 and have heard of bands such as slayer,metallica etc. in there early years coined as Thrash bands but also Speed core.

    In the main it's all classed at metal but the more you get in to it that is when people start trying to classify it and make it into these stupid genres. Which usually piss me off cause they come up with **** names for them.

    Me I'm open to any kind of music/genre on my day, anything except Dance and ****in R&B they can just **** off :D
     
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