While I don't disagree that Slipknot is bollocks, that might be your problem? If you are gonna be elitist and say only Norwegian black metal or whatever counts, then you are never gonna find anywhere, because most people don't like that. It doesn't mean there isn't metal or rock around though. Seriously, the majority of adults prefer it, there's a huge biker scene in the UK, and then you go to any city, and find 20+ rock/metal bars, pubs and clubs. I live in London now, but have been around, including 4 years up north, and have always found it an easy, accepting community to find and get into. It is all 18+ obviously, but then most pubs and bars areNovs said:I have a hard time believing you. No one round these parts likes metal that much.Verlander said:Mostly England, but all through Scotland as well. Even if the pub itself isn't overly "rocky", at least they'll have a jukebox that plays rock and metal a lot. Seriosuly, I've not been to a town in England without one, nor in ScotlandNovs said:What part of UK are we talking.Verlander said:If I had to guess, it's the ridiculous amount of people who create threads on here about how it's the only "true music" and all the people who try to "out-metal" each other by claiming to be fans of increasingly obscure artists. We get it, you guys like metal. I do to. Now lets move on...
Sorry, but where are you from? Metal is easily the biggest musical community, the best selling live community, and one with the broadest selection of bands. Throw a brick, and you'll hit a metalhead. I mean, even in the smallest of towns in the UK, there's a pub or bar that plays rock and metal. There are hundreds of festivals tailored to the community and, frankly, it isn't a taboo anymore, if it ever was. I don't know what it's like in America, but in Europe it's so big it's getting boringwlminter said:On the internet, metalheads are everywhere, but IRL, we're few and far between.
And if they do its bollocks like Slipknot....