Grunge is metal? Ok then.
Kenbo Slice said:
Where's the metalcore option? Because that's my favorite.
I'm probably with this guy, but it's close. I love metal, but I'm fairly picky, and there's a lot of shitty metalcore that I really dislike. As for my favourite band, it's a dead heat between Anthrax, Mastodon, Lamb of God, Machine Head and Parkway Drive.
KefkaCultist said:
Uh, not to be an elitist dick-waffle, but as a big metal head, I disagree with a lot of your categorizing in the poll.
-Grunge isn't even close to being a genre/sub-genre of metal...
-"Pagan metal" isn't an actual genre (But I don't consider any "[instert religion] bands" separate genres personally). Amon Amarth is firmly in the melodic death metal sub-genre of death metal and, even though this is the first I've heard them, Hagalaz' Runedance sounds really folk metal-y, so why isn't it in that category? Aso, I think that a lot of bands that you'd maybe consider to be "pagan metal" would be very folk metal oriented.
-Death metal is a VERY broad category (almost as broad as just saying "metal") with numerous sub genres. For your examples, Meshuggah is progressive death metal, and I'd consider Behemoth to be black metal actually (but I can also see them categorized as regular death metal with some black metal influence as well).
-Nine Inch Nails is not Nu-metal. Nails is most definitely industrial.
-I dislike joke answers to polls. They throw off the data. Also, you must make all joke answers involve "bacon" in some way if you insist on using them.
I agree with this guy too (although I did say metalcore, and I'm sure people would disagree with me on that being metal, but I'd definitely consider metalcore along the lines of modern Killswitch Engage or Parkway Drive as metal, whereas stuff like Every Time I Die I consider more to be punk).