Thread: Music stuffs... metal

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    maybe you'd also like bands like wintersun, children of bodom, after forever (especially the album invisible circles - the others aren't that good imo), tristania (NOT the album "ashes"), angtoria, divine fire (nice heavy guitars, fast double bass, melodic keyboard, a singer with a good voice - but better ignore the lyrics ( from what i could make out it sounds too christian for my taste ), well and some other bands are kamelot, lacuna coil (ok thats not really metal imo - but related), ensiferum, epica, iced earth, symphony x, and of course the bands that were mentioned before, and bands that were not mentioned here
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    I saw an article where he got a drumstick stuck in his eye during one of his solos.
    rofl!!!!

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    Basically, DragonForce are the best. I hope to go and see them in December.

    Herman Li is a god.

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    Quote Originally Posted by divineleft
    I didn't name it, but have you listened to their music? Tell me what time signiture that video is in.
    Its in 8/4. Don't be fooled by the shakey guitar, listen to the drums. its all even counts of 8.


    +1 Stratovarius, Rhapsody, Blind Guardian

    Neal Peart is best drummer of all time (Rush).

    There are many ways to be a talented guitarist, creative jazz, technical speed metal, etc... Jason Becker is the greatest guitar player/composer of all time. Amazing technical ability with unrivaled creativity. (Check out some older speed metal from Perpetual Burn, then see some of his compositions from Perspective as he was being taken over by ALS (Lou Gehrigs Disease))

    Meshuggah is ok I suppose (havent' heard that much)... if I want to listen to good crunching rock metal, I'll stick to the clasics... like Pantera.

    How come Slayer hasn't come up in this thread yet? Any band that goes through drummers faster than toilet paper has to be worth a mention.

    ok, i think I'm all caught up now

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    edit: double submit, I think I found another board bug

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    >> Any band that goes through drummers faster than toilet paper has to be worth a mention

    Good olde drummers - hardest band member to find! Anyone else have that problem?

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    Here bass players are hind to find. The only one I knew got expelled

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    http://www.tyranno.co.uk/showthread....newpost&t=1711

    Check out the drum solo on that, that guy is just going into S2 (Scottish School Year) so is probably about 12-13, jeez.

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    [sarcasm]But a bass only has 4 (sometimes more), strings. How can someone who only has to concentrate on 4 strings be hard to find? How big was where he got expelled from? [/sarcasm]

    EDIT: (inserted sarcasm tags)
    Last edited by twomers; 07-19-2006 at 02:53 PM.

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    Being able to play it and being good at it are 2 different things heh... Most of the people in bands around here hare issues finding singers... especially the metal bands that want real singing.

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