Musicians and such

[rabidtictac]

I prefer it when metal goes more towards blues than anything else. But I can hardly call myself a metal fan when most of the metal I listen to is from the 60s and 70s.



This is still my favorite song.

[Stranger]

I prefer when my metal goes down roads like this. Then again I have a strange love affair with violins and other similar instruments. I'll never learn to play them but I absolutely love the sounds the produce.

[Kugelfisch]

Alright taste but this:

Metal bands going into experimental stuff makes perfect sense. Metal is pretty samey and requires a high level of ability to play consistently well (just like, say, bluegrass). Taking that raw talent and translating it into another genre, particularly any form of jazz or heavier blues, makes perfect sense as it lets them use their full talent in a creative way that doesn't burn them out.

is just about the gayest shit I've ever read.

[Stranger]

Alright taste but this:

Metal bands going into experimental stuff makes perfect sense. Metal is pretty samey and requires a high level of ability to play consistently well (just like, say, bluegrass). Taking that raw talent and translating it into another genre, particularly any form of jazz or heavier blues, makes perfect sense as it lets them use their full talent in a creative way that doesn't burn them out.

is just about the gayest shit I've ever read.

Okay.

[MegaNigger]

Alright taste but this:

Metal bands going into experimental stuff makes perfect sense. Metal is pretty samey and requires a high level of ability to play consistently well (just like, say, bluegrass). Taking that raw talent and translating it into another genre, particularly any form of jazz or heavier blues, makes perfect sense as it lets them use their full talent in a creative way that doesn't burn them out.

is just about the gayest shit I've ever read.

I mean Stranger isn't wrong, that fgt , you can turn anything metal by giving it distortion and a heavy hitting bass drum and crash cymbal.

[Stranger]

Alright taste but this:

Metal bands going into experimental stuff makes perfect sense. Metal is pretty samey and requires a high level of ability to play consistently well (just like, say, bluegrass). Taking that raw talent and translating it into another genre, particularly any form of jazz or heavier blues, makes perfect sense as it lets them use their full talent in a creative way that doesn't burn them out.

is just about the gayest shit I've ever read.

I mean Stranger isn't wrong, that fgt , you can turn anything metal by giving it distortion and a heavy hitting bass drum and crash cymbal.

SEE:



I also highly recommend you watch the followup, "Surf Music *With* Distortion."

Metal is all about the effects.

[Kugelfisch]

Music is about the way it sounds? Holy shit, what a revelation!
Surf has also always been metal as fuck.

The gay shit is specifically the line "Taking that raw talent" which sounds like a particularly cheesy infomertial.

[Stranger]

Music is about the way it sounds? Holy shit, what a revelation!

You want to talk about gay shit then you should talk about how gay it is to generalize this much.

[Kugelfisch]

Music is about the way it sounds? Holy shit, what a revelation!

You want to talk about gay shit then you should talk about how gay it is to generalize this much.

That's what it boils down to, unless you're beyond pretentious. Music is about what it sounds like. How you achieve that is utterly unimportant. You may think that it's a big deal, you're mistaken. Nobody gives the slightest of fucks how hard the brush strokes were on Sternennacht.
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How hard is the tapping on Thunderstruck? How difficult is Misirlou? What techniques are used? Doesn't matter at all.
What does the song sound like and what's the Zeitgeist. That's all that counts in reality.

PS: Musicians are stupid faggots full of themselves.

I stand by that.