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Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
 

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TheNecroswanson said:
The_Deleted said:
Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Depends what type of death metal. If it's melodic death then it very likely has some groove elements somewhere.
 

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TheNecroswanson said:
Rusty Bucket said:
TheNecroswanson said:
The_Deleted said:
Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Depends what type of death metal. If it's melodic death then it very likely has some groove elements somewhere.
A melody isn't something you groove to. It's something you enjoy as part of the art. If you can "dance" to it in any way other then punching someone in the face, the word "death" should in no way be in the genre's name. If there is grooveability, then it's Groove Metal... And then, is it really metal? And not just some guy yelling to disco?
Pantera are groove metal.
 

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WeedWorm said:
TheNecroswanson said:
Rusty Bucket said:
TheNecroswanson said:
The_Deleted said:
Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Depends what type of death metal. If it's melodic death then it very likely has some groove elements somewhere.
A melody isn't something you groove to. It's something you enjoy as part of the art. If you can "dance" to it in any way other then punching someone in the face, the word "death" should in no way be in the genre's name. If there is grooveability, then it's Groove Metal... And then, is it really metal? And not just some guy yelling to disco?
Pantera are groove metal.
And everyone seems to like them....I don't. BYE!
 

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Lukeydoodly said:
WeedWorm said:
TheNecroswanson said:
Rusty Bucket said:
TheNecroswanson said:
The_Deleted said:
Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Depends what type of death metal. If it's melodic death then it very likely has some groove elements somewhere.

A melody isn't something you groove to. It's something you enjoy as part of the art. If you can "dance" to it in any way other then punching someone in the face, the word "death" should in no way be in the genre's name. If there is grooveability, then it's Groove Metal... And then, is it really metal? And not just some guy yelling to disco?
Pantera are groove metal.
And everyone seems to like them....I don't. BYE!

Quickly, engage flamesheild!!!
 

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TheNecroswanson said:
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Whoah now, don't be so hasty, there. The Japanese band Maximum the Hormone have some pretty bouncy songs, and the vocals are still fantastic.
 

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I gotta say lately ive been listening to some epic metal by the band Blind Guardian, which was actually suggested to me by a member of this very forum, its alot like dragonforce with less focus on guitar and more focus on vocals (not to say the guitar isn't good), but above all i love the strong song composition.
 

Rusty Bucket

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TheNecroswanson said:
Rusty Bucket said:
TheNecroswanson said:
The_Deleted said:
Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Depends what type of death metal. If it's melodic death then it very likely has some groove elements somewhere.
A melody isn't something you groove to. It's something you enjoy as part of the art. If you can "dance" to it in any way other then punching someone in the face, the word "death" should in no way be in the genre's name. If there is grooveability, then it's Groove Metal... And then, is it really metal? And not just some guy yelling to disco?
What i meant by groove was the kind of rhythm that hugely encourages headbanging. Like this: http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ZYIj7eDz8X0
A lot of the riffs in that are very groove based, and you can't say it's not metal.
 

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Gahars said:
Musimo said:
Rock and Roll is better.
I'd agree, but I can enjoy some metal

I'm not a huge fan, but I have to admit, the instrumental work is pretty great. However, I do feel, generally, that metat is weaker lyrically than other forms of music.
I agree with you both. Don't know what else to say!
 

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(Does Alice in Chains count? :p...they were metal-y)

Dream Theater, Megadeth, Metallica, Pantera, Maiden...basically any band that's been around for a while...

I've got a lot of respect for bands who can be heavy without tuning their guitars down several tones (that said i'm not anti downtuning).

I do however think growling is overused. I'd rather a James LaBrie, Bruce Dickinson or Layne Staley anyday.
 

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TheNecroswanson said:
Rusty Bucket said:
TheNecroswanson said:
The_Deleted said:
Anyone who likes their Death to have a bit of groove and bounce needs Grave's Soulless in their lives.
Death metal should never have bounce or groove. Morbo says: "YOU'RE DOING DEATH METAL WRONG! BLEARGH!"
Depends what type of death metal. If it's melodic death then it very likely has some groove elements somewhere.
A melody isn't something you groove to. It's something you enjoy as part of the art. If you can "dance" to it in any way other then punching someone in the face, the word "death" should in no way be in the genre's name. If there is grooveability, then it's Groove Metal... And then, is it really metal? And not just some guy yelling to disco?
There is nothing Disco about Soulless.
 

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jockslap said:
I gotta say lately ive been listening to some epic metal by the band Blind Guardian, which was actually suggested to me by a member of this very forum, its alot like dragonforce with less focus on guitar and more focus on vocals (not to say the guitar isn't good), but above all i love the strong song composition.
In other words, Blind Guardian are a real metal band. Check out the next few bands in Blind Guardian is your thing:

Iced Earth
Helloweed
Mystic Prophecy
Falconer
Therion
Kamelot
Ayreon
Demons and Wizards (Blind Guardian + Iced Earth)
Symphony X
Tad Morose

Thank me later.
 

Arsen

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SOme bands I would like to recommend:

Solitude Aeternus
Tad Morose
Windir
Falconer
Moonspell
Setherial
Thyrfing
Isengard
The Summoning
 

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Dart378 said:
Arsen said:
Top ten of all time.

Iron Maiden
Iced Earth (pre-Horror Show days)
Blind Guardian
Demons and Wizards
Arcturus
Therion
Opeth
Dark Tranquility
Bruce Dickinsn solo
Bathory
Judas Priest
...
Okay, top eleven. May be out of order, but I can't pick between these bands.
Whaaaaaa?
NO DREAM THEATER?!?!?!?
How dare he, may he die in a fire, excluding DT!

Damn, apologies for the double post.
 

Rusty Bucket

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Why do people like dream theater so much? I really don't understand. Some of the guitar's pretty damn good, i admit, but that's it.
 

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Yay for ranking stuff!

genres...
doom metal
stoner metal
drone metal
thrash metal (crossover > trad)
grindcore (grind > cybergrind > noisegrind)
black metal (depressive > melodic > brutal)
deathcore
death metal (brutal > melodic)
NWOBHM
a slow painful death
symphonic metal
power metal