Jump to content

Metal Mania

Hellion

By Hellion,
in Music Discussion

Recommended Posts

Hellion Newbie

Hellion

Posted
Posted

:devil When it comes to heavy metal: Slayer and Pantera come to mind. I will always be a hardcore metal freak until I die Even though I listen to some other music: that music also is original. Keep it flowing like molten steel!!! Did you know I was born in a steel mill. Ha Ha Ha! see ya tomarrow night at CC!!!!

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Hellion Newbie

Hellion

Posted
  • Author
Posted

Hey thanks alot: oh by the way some of the other music I listen to is much more heavier than slayer . I just did not have enough post space to list all the other metal bands that I listen to alot. I also used to be a rhythm guitarist awhile back. try to make it up to CC this weekend: calling all metalheads!!

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Hellion Newbie

Hellion

Posted
  • Author
Posted

Hey thanks alot: oh by the way some of the other music I listen to is much more heavier than slayer . I just did not have enough post space to list all the other metal bands that I listen to alot. I also used to be a rhythm guitarist awhile back. try to make it up to CC this weekend: calling all metalheads!!

Link to comment
Share on other sites
lullaby1031 Newbie

lullaby1031

Posted
Posted

fuck Dimmu lol j.k (not really) Anyone ever listen to Dead Jesus? - their pretty wicked.. just my thought..

yea i'm probably 1/2 metal head 1/2 industrial-ish if that ever is a possiblity, heh. Anyways.. those guys put on a brutal show.. very different.. especially their use of pig entrails and blood lol :gag: the smell can be over powering.. and the blood can be a slip and fall from hell, but its fun. :shrugs: :tongue: thats real metal in my p.o.v.

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Paper Hearts Newbie

Paper Hearts

Posted
Posted

actually, Television was first to book at CBGB's. of course, Iggy Pop was earlier...

In UK Sex Pistols were first to recod, the Damned were the first to play out...

but i think if you listen to early goth, it's nothing like metal, especailly not metal at that time, but it is a lot like punk at that time...

Link to comment
Share on other sites
DarkChylde Newbie

DarkChylde

Posted
Posted

i just meant that Joy Division in 1980 or Cure in 1979 was almost indistinguishable from a lot of things called "Punk" at that time. -I'm sure you've heard early Ministry...

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

I have one of ministry's cd's entitled "early trax" so yeah I've heard there early stuff. Im ordering "with sympathy" next week which im really excited about :happy:

Anyways back on Topic! Basicaly im just a old fashion goth, but I do like a good variety of black-metal though, like some of the names listed above :grin

Link to comment
Share on other sites
Paper Hearts Newbie

Paper Hearts

Posted
Posted

oh, i have nothing against metal-sorry, don't want anyone to think that. it's just that metal was "pop" music in the 80's. -Punk got very popular then too-not as popular as metal but too popular for many punks

and again, of course you have infleunces-i think we can be comfortable studying the first bands of a "movement" who record or play out as good ways of understandings the beginings of that movement without worrying about the first person to be sad or wear black or whatever...

Link to comment
Share on other sites
  • 3 weeks later...

Archived

This topic is now archived and is closed to further replies.

Go to topic listing

  • Forum Statistics

    38.9k
    Total Topics
    820.3k
    Total Posts

  • Who's Online   1 Member, 0 Anonymous, 46 Guests (See full list)

×
×
  • Create New...

Important Information

By using this site, you agree to our Terms of Use.

  I accept