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 Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 12:40 pm
I'd have to go for viking metal in a general term, Black metal, Death metal, and power metal.
I can't really choose three, I also really don't like Grindcore.
Is that even considered a sub-genre of metal?
but the drumming in Grindcore is pretty good
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Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 3:29 pm
durrypoo crazedneo durrypoo crazedneo symphonic metal: Epica, nightwish, Therion Those would be Gothic Metal buddy, with the exception of Nightwish, who are also Power Metal. neutral Tons of Information. Symphonic is not a subgenre of metal, but rather reffers to musical arrangements, sorta like neo-classical guitar playing. Let me tell you, Wikipedia is not a good source for information about metal, or music in general. what the hell is wikipedia??? and symphonic is nothing like neo-classical guitar playing
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Posted: Sun Dec 17, 2006 3:57 pm
crazedneo durrypoo crazedneo durrypoo crazedneo symphonic metal: Epica, nightwish, Therion Those would be Gothic Metal buddy, with the exception of Nightwish, who are also Power Metal. neutral Tons of Information. Symphonic is not a subgenre of metal, but rather reffers to musical arrangements, sorta like neo-classical guitar playing. Let me tell you, Wikipedia is not a good source for information about metal, or music in general. what the hell is wikipedia??? and symphonic is nothing like neo-classical guitar playing is wikipedia. And Symphonic is like Neo-classical in that both simply reffer to the way instrumentation is implemented in a certain genre, or in others the kind of atmosphere created by the music. For example Yngwie Malmsteen is Neo-Classical Power Metal, Rhapsody is Symphonic Power Metal, Amon Amarth is Melodic Death Metal.
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Posted: Tue Dec 19, 2006 2:37 pm
(Melodic) Black
Folk
(Melodic) Death
+ Doom
and Gothic
Those make it five though.
Genre is not the most important thing to me, but I do have my favourites. Usually I don't like power metal nor grindcore, but almost all genres of music have good bands - that's what makes music so amazing.
Industrial
Ebm
Post-rock
+ Soundtracks from good movies. Well. Not a genre.
and Garage Punk
+ Garage Rock
They are my favourite genres from other music than metal. I'm not so "good" with genres though, I can't understand the small tiny little differences some genres have. And I end up insulting someone who does understand. c:
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Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 10:20 am
durrypoo crazedneo durrypoo crazedneo durrypoo crazedneo symphonic metal: Epica, nightwish, Therion Those would be Gothic Metal buddy, with the exception of Nightwish, who are also Power Metal. neutral Tons of Information. Symphonic is not a subgenre of metal, but rather reffers to musical arrangements, sorta like neo-classical guitar playing. Let me tell you, Wikipedia is not a good source for information about metal, or music in general. what the hell is wikipedia??? and symphonic is nothing like neo-classical guitar playing is wikipedia. And Symphonic is like Neo-classical in that both simply reffer to the way instrumentation is implemented in a certain genre, or in others the kind of atmosphere created by the music. For example Yngwie Malmsteen is Neo-Classical Power Metal, Rhapsody is Symphonic Power Metal, Amon Amarth is Melodic Death Metal. you know i was thinking and wow this is a dumb conversation were having who cares what its called Neo-classical and symphonic are basiclly the same thing just spelt differently but im still going to use symphonic metal because i like it ok cupcake. biggrin
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Posted: Thu Dec 21, 2006 12:17 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 1:58 pm
Black
Old-School Thrash
Death
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 5:08 pm
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Posted: Sun Jan 28, 2007 6:39 pm
Hmm... I would have to say
Goth: Nightwish
Power: Rhapsody & Twilightning
Death: Amon Amarth, Mortal Treasonm, Becoming the Archetype
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Posted: Mon Jan 29, 2007 10:53 am
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