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 Posted: Mon Oct 15, 2007 10:35 pm
Celtic Frost/Hellhammer - where do i put 'em?
they are cited by some as the first wave of black metal, by others as thrash, and Frost's is now heading in a doom direction...so which subgenre should i put a celtic frost/hellhammer thread in?
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Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 9:36 am
MegaTherion777 Celtic Frost/Hellhammer - where do i put 'em? they are cited by some as the first wave of black metal, by others as thrash, and Frost's is now heading in a doom direction...so which subgenre should i put a celtic frost/hellhammer thread in? I'd say thrash, since the stuff that they're known for.
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Posted: Tue Oct 16, 2007 11:57 am
Gravechild6 MegaTherion777 Celtic Frost/Hellhammer - where do i put 'em? they are cited by some as the first wave of black metal, by others as thrash, and Frost's is now heading in a doom direction...so which subgenre should i put a celtic frost/hellhammer thread in? I'd say thrash, since the stuff that they're known for. k thanks
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Posted: Sat Oct 27, 2007 8:08 pm
where did the term Melo-Death come from?
and i dont mean Melodic Death
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 10:56 am
Mister Lewis where did the term Melo-Death come from? and i dont mean Melodic Death As far as I know, the term itself came from shortening Melodic Death, and ended up being used for a variation on the style.
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 3:52 pm
Gravechylde Mister Lewis where did the term Melo-Death come from? and i dont mean Melodic Death As far as I know, the term itself came from shortening Melodic Death, and ended up being used for a variation on the style. well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me?
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 4:24 pm
Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis where did the term Melo-Death come from? and i dont mean Melodic Death As far as I know, the term itself came from shortening Melodic Death, and ended up being used for a variation on the style. well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me? Well, the term Melo-death, either refers to the Gothenburg scene or the Power metal with harsh vocals. I'm not completely sure which one it is.
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 7:56 pm
Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis where did the term Melo-Death come from? and i dont mean Melodic Death As far as I know, the term itself came from shortening Melodic Death, and ended up being used for a variation on the style. well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me? Well, the term Melo-death, either refers to the Gothenburg scene or the Power metal with harsh vocals. I'm not completely sure which one it is. i only know two bands who qualify for Power with harsh vocals (maybe you know more) so i would normally refer to it as the Gothenburg scene
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 9:10 pm
Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis where did the term Melo-Death come from? and i dont mean Melodic Death As far as I know, the term itself came from shortening Melodic Death, and ended up being used for a variation on the style. well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me? Well, the term Melo-death, either refers to the Gothenburg scene or the Power metal with harsh vocals. I'm not completely sure which one it is. i only know two bands who qualify for Power with harsh vocals (maybe you know more) so i would normally refer to it as the Gothenburg scene There's three that I know of CoB, Kalmah and Norther.
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 9:28 pm
Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis where did the term Melo-Death come from? and i dont mean Melodic Death As far as I know, the term itself came from shortening Melodic Death, and ended up being used for a variation on the style. well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me? Well, the term Melo-death, either refers to the Gothenburg scene or the Power metal with harsh vocals. I'm not completely sure which one it is. i only know two bands who qualify for Power with harsh vocals (maybe you know more) so i would normally refer to it as the Gothenburg scene There's three that I know of CoB, Kalmah and Norther. so thats four if you count Wintersun
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Posted: Sun Oct 28, 2007 9:34 pm
Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me? Well, the term Melo-death, either refers to the Gothenburg scene or the Power metal with harsh vocals. I'm not completely sure which one it is. i only know two bands who qualify for Power with harsh vocals (maybe you know more) so i would normally refer to it as the Gothenburg scene There's three that I know of CoB, Kalmah and Norther. so thats four if you count Wintersun Well, I think that Wintersun is more Viking/Power rather than Melo-death, but I'm not really an expert in either genre.
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Posted: Mon Oct 29, 2007 3:24 pm
Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis well whenever i refer to a Melodic Death band and call it Melo-death, people correct me? Well, the term Melo-death, either refers to the Gothenburg scene or the Power metal with harsh vocals. I'm not completely sure which one it is. i only know two bands who qualify for Power with harsh vocals (maybe you know more) so i would normally refer to it as the Gothenburg scene There's three that I know of CoB, Kalmah and Norther. so thats four if you count Wintersun Well, I think that Wintersun is more Viking/Power rather than Melo-death, but I'm not really an expert in either genre. people tell me all the time its viking, and i can hear some influence (which would be apparent because of Ensiferum) but i cant really call it viking metal at all
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Posted: Tue Oct 30, 2007 6:15 pm
Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis Gravechylde Mister Lewis i only know two bands who qualify for Power with harsh vocals (maybe you know more) so i would normally refer to it as the Gothenburg scene There's three that I know of CoB, Kalmah and Norther. so thats four if you count Wintersun Well, I think that Wintersun is more Viking/Power rather than Melo-death, but I'm not really an expert in either genre. people tell me all the time its viking, and i can hear some influence (which would be apparent because of Ensiferum) but i cant really call it viking metal at all Nor should you.
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Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 3:40 pm
Where does Van Halen fall?
Are they Glam Rock or Glam Metal?
And if they are Metal,w here do they fall?
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Posted: Thu Nov 01, 2007 3:58 pm
Krusnik Yoshiki Where does Van Halen fall? Are they Glam Rock or Glam Metal? And if they are Metal,w here do they fall? They're hard rock. Bands from the "Hair Metal" scene are either Hard Rock or just plain Heavy Metal.
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