Novskij said:No such thing as pirate metal.
Its power metal with a pirate focused lyrics and image.
EDIT: Or folk metal metal with pirate image and lyrics, like some say.
You make a very good point. Ok, I'm persuaded.Novskij said:But there are no specific "pirate" melodies, or structures or harmonies. There is no "Pirate" music theory.
Thats pretty sick. I almost deafened myself because theres 15 seconds of silence and I thought my earphones were down low so I turned them up then there goes the neighbourhood.Furburt said:Do listen to Alestorm, seriously. They really are a lot better than Swashbuckle, in almost every way, in my opinion.DividedUnity said:THe only pirate themed metal bands I know of are Swashbuckle. Theyre alright I guess, their album had some cool little chanty themed songs throughout.
Yeah I thought they were finnish which is why the scottish accent seemed so wierd. It made sense when i found out theyre actually scottishFurburt said:You've pretty much nailed it there. Still, I like them, mainly because he's actually singing in his own accent, rather than affecting one.DividedUnity said:I'm not too pushed on the vocals though, kinda sounds like a drunken scottish guy pretending to be a pirate.
ooooh the Irish will not well to that comment I think, but gods of yes.Tenebrous_King said:Check out Flogging Molly. Scottish pirate metal ftw
What the hell are you on about? Flogging molly are irish, and nothing to with pirates. They're not even metal. GAH! Should still listen to them, there awesome. Listening to them right now.Tenebrous_King said:Check out Flogging Molly. Scottish pirate metal ftw