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General Discussion => Essentially Flyertalk => Topic started by: mocat on September 29, 2012, 01:51:16 PM
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Tell me some more bands that I should check out, knowing that I like the following already:
between the buried and me
becoming the archetype
trivium
bullet for my valentine
the human abstract
lamb of god
meshuggah
in flames / meh
chimaira / meh
tia everyone! :D
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NEKROGOBLIKON
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Electric Wizard
Sleep
Neurosis
Not metal, but you need to be listening to Clutch. If you're not already.
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This music scares me and doesn't make me feel happy
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Electric Wizard
Sleep
Neurosis
Not metal, but you need to be listening to Clutch. If you're not already.
none of these bands is what i'm looking for at all, but thanks for contributing metalhead! :thumbs:
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This music scares me and doesn't make me feel happy
it makes me feel happy sd! also not scared of it! we both love the ksu wildcats though so 1 similarity and only 2 differences! :D
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Would like more similarities!
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I have spent a lot of time in Omaha! I find Collin Klein not that weird! But sometimes I like to listen to metal bands to get pumped up and listen to their crazy musical abilities! 2 similarities and only 1 difference!
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Yes!
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:barf:
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ok, chingon has expressed to the group his dislike of the topic. but that's ok! thanks for sharing your feelings mr chingon sir! :thumbs: :)
anybody else have any thoughts or feelings they would like to express? goEMAW.com is a trust tree.
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It's gross and yucky ew.
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heavy metal music is terrible. only stupid people listen to it (sorry metal heads, just telling it like it is).
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i saw the phunk junkeez open for clutch in chicago.
left after phunk junkeez cause clutch sucks.
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heavy metal music is terrible. only stupid people listen to it (sorry metal heads, just telling it like it is).
Nope sorry not true. That's like saying "only stupid people watch football"
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I'm sure it's good if you understand it. I don't unfortunately. seems to, like, ruin my chill or whatever.
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I'm sure it's good if you understand it. I don't unfortunately. seems to, like, ruin my chill or whatever.
Well yeah. You can't metal all the time. But you can't chill all the time either. You hit the weight room jamming to Paul Simon? Well whatever works for you, that's what I always say.
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more of a stationary bike guy. But, when I do, I usually do to this (kinda pervy video warning):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_fCqg92qks
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more of a stationary bike guy. But, when I do, I usually do to this (kinda pervy video warning):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_fCqg92qks
:sdeek: do you ever like lose track of what you're doing and then notice all the bros at the gym are watching you hump the elliptical?
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no, I kinda just elliptical or stationary bike normal (I think)
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more of a stationary bike guy. But, when I do, I usually do to this (kinda pervy video warning):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_fCqg92qks
oh man, remember when that video caused a big uproar on mtv.
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more of a stationary bike guy. But, when I do, I usually do to this (kinda pervy video warning):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L_fCqg92qks
:sdeek: do you ever like lose track of what you're doing and then notice all the bros at the gym are watching you hump the elliptical?
I assume SD doesn't actually get to see the video on his stationary bike.
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:thumbs:
I like all genres of music, if the artist is good at what they do
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sorry mocat, the only metal i listen to is opeth, which doesn't at all fit the question
things are looking pretty bleak :frown:
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That's ok tobias. I found a Human Abstract cover of all three movements of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. It's pretty rough ridin' amazing. Listening on repeat today.
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mocat, I still appreciate you and respect your right to listen to heavy metal music. I hope it goes well for you!
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That's ok tobias. I found a Human Abstract cover of all three movements of Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. It's pretty rough ridin' amazing. Listening on repeat today.
when that burst hits you at 3:00 it really blows your hair back :chainsaw:
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When I get my MP3 player out of my truck I'll see if I can suggest some other bands that might be closer to what you're looking for.
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metalhead was really a lot less help in this thread than I thought he would be
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Yeah, I feel like calling himself Metalhead is a bit misleading.
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I would love to help you, mocat. I enjoy the occasional headbangery, but am very little help with anything that's been released since after the Outhouse became a titty bar.
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When I get my MP3 player out of my truck I'll see if I can suggest some other bands that might be closer to what you're looking for.
lol
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HellHammer could prolly help here. I will PM him. :emawkid:
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NEKROGOBLIKON
Hadn't heard of them until I saw the No One Survives video a week or so ago. Mostly not up my alley but that song is pretty cool and the video is ridiculous.
Listen to any Strapping Young Lad? All of Devin Townsend's stuff is pretty good but Strapping was his heavier band. The albums City and Alien, specifically. He actually produced a couple of Lamb of God's albums, too.
I don't listen to a ton of new age metal, but someone on ksufans turned me onto Mastodon when Crack the Skye came out and I love that and The Hunter.
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The Chariot is probably my favorite metal band. But Norma Jean has put out a lot more albums that have all been top notch.
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Torn The eff Apart is a band from the KC area that plays the new age, we wanna be badasses junk you like MoCat. Nothing groundbreaking but at least its heavy and you might find them live if you are from that area.
For something with a little more meat on the bone you could listen to some Hellwell. It's more eclectic and some decent Doom Metal from Mark Shelton of Manilla Road, who used to be from Wichita.
Goatwhore is a damn good American band as is Averse Sefira if you are man enough to take it. Europe is the place to find some really great Black Metal though.
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True story saw Cannibal Corpse in high school once.
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Man, I listened to the crap out of Between the Buried and Me in high school.
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True story saw Cannibal Corpse in high school once.
Hell, I saw them this spring!
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True story saw Cannibal Corpse in high school once.
ditto :frown:
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Torn The eff Apart is a band from the KC area that plays the new age, we wanna be badasses junk you like MoCat. Nothing groundbreaking but at least its heavy and you might find them live if you are from that area.
For something with a little more meat on the bone you could listen to some Hellwell. It's more eclectic and some decent Doom Metal from Mark Shelton of Manilla Road, who used to be from Wichita.
Goatwhore is a damn good American band as is Averse Sefira if you are man enough to take it. Europe is the place to find some really great Black Metal though.
goatwhore opened for gwar when i saw them.
gwar :love:
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I don't like to judge bands based on their name. But I feel pretty comfortable judging most of these.
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Metal seems to be really big in small to medium cities like Wichita and Grand Rapids.
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Metal seems to be really big in small to medium cities like Wichita and Grand Rapids.
it's huge in Iowa...so yeah
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Torn The eff Apart is a band from the KC area that plays the new age, we wanna be badasses junk you like MoCat. Nothing groundbreaking but at least its heavy and you might find them live if you are from that area.
For something with a little more meat on the bone you could listen to some Hellwell. It's more eclectic and some decent Doom Metal from Mark Shelton of Manilla Road, who used to be from Wichita.
Goatwhore is a damn good American band as is Averse Sefira if you are man enough to take it. Europe is the place to find some really great Black Metal though.
Yeah I think "metal" is being applied to two vastly different musical genres here.
I'm in to more progressive metal, you know, key/tempo changes, absurd time signatures, guitar harmonies, catchy melodies, etc
Basically, listen to "Faust" by Human Abstract
you are describing more like sludgy type death/black metal. not really my thing
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Man, I listened to the crap out of Between the Buried and Me in high school.
Aren't they great. How could anybody not smile at their "Bicycle" cover??
Selkies :love:
Colors was a good album; I like The Great Misdirect the best
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I don't like to judge bands based on their name. But I feel pretty comfortable judging most of these.
Don't lump my bands in with those other weird ones.
I like these ones:
Between the Buried and Me: The band's name is derived from a section of lyrics in the Counting Crows song, "Ghost Train;" "Took the cannonball down to the ocean/Across the desert from the sea to shining sea/I rode a ladder that climbed across the nation/Fifty million feet of earth between the buried and me."
The Human Abstract:
The group's name was derived from the title of a William Blake poem published in Songs of Experience in 1794.
Trivium:
In medieval universities, the trivium comprised the three subjects that were taught first: grammar, logic, and rhetoric. The word is a Latin term meaning "the three ways" or "the three roads" forming the foundation of a medieval liberal arts education.