Aelin's Emo Corner
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And here I just picked a random band, wasn't expecting anyone to hate it, but okay since you're not Ayu, I'll change it, this one time :axe:
Anshrr
#1 LFR Feral for his ILVL
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- Jan 19, 2006
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Aelin said:Heard people say the same thing about Disturbed, but to answer your question: Tears Don't Fall
Disturbed are hard to describe, it's like Korns rapping/ beatboxing bits mixed with Creed.
Argh, Tears Don't Fall - Well I have to admit some bits of the CD are quite good, but these are obliterated by some cringeworthy music. <_<
Room 409 is totally the best track! The EP was nice too, I expected more in the album.
EDIT: Infact, I can't describe Disturbed.
Ribena said:Aelin said:Heard people say the same thing about Disturbed, but to answer your question: Tears Don't Fall
Disturbed are hard to describe, it's like Korns rapping/ beatboxing bits mixed with Creed.
Argh, Tears Don't Fall - Well I have to admit some bits of the CD are quite good, but these are obliterated by some cringeworthy music. <_<
Room 409 is totally the best track! The EP was nice too, I expected more in the album.
EDIT: Infact, I can't describe Disturbed.
Well, Korn helped them alot, originally DWTS was a Korn song, apparently (Was told anyway, by more fanatic people than me), and can kinda say that's what jumpstarted their career, at least that song and the famous "yell" kinda made them famous
I like Curses too, but yeah, Room 409 is great
Ribena said:
Korn is, well like most of their stuff, but - meh. Gone a bit more soft lately, Blind was mindblowing back when it was released though
Trivium is just.... off the bat, they have one good song
(Dying in your arms).
Anshrr
#1 LFR Feral for his ILVL
how can u compare the thingie in the op video to MH and Korn?
MH is heavy metal, Korn is nu-metal (the originals, cept for deftones perhaps), while the music in the video reminded me of what I like to call "pop-metal". yuck. :<
MH is heavy metal, Korn is nu-metal (the originals, cept for deftones perhaps), while the music in the video reminded me of what I like to call "pop-metal". yuck. :<
CoB is okay, I just got tired of Death/Black Metal in general, too often you hear a good band getting mutilated by their Growler (Scar Symmetry IE (http://www.myspace.com/scarsymmetry try The Illussionist)); most of the time their bass or guitar player(s) can some wicked tricks, but it's just ruined when the singer then desides to really use that deep down black void of growling :cry:
Then I'd rather hear something more quietly, where the singer is either A: a gurl, or B: Doing actual singing
(This is just my opinion, hear what you like, I don't give a damn )
Then I'd rather hear something more quietly, where the singer is either A: a gurl, or B: Doing actual singing
(This is just my opinion, hear what you like, I don't give a damn
)Maluson said:Aelin said:(This is just my opinion, hear what you like, I don't give a damn
EMO KID!!!
Everyone's a critic :cry: :cry: :cry: (And if they could, the emotes would ofc have BLACK hair >_>)
OP
- Jan 19, 2006
- 410
Mark said:./sigh
Metal is the likes of Children of Bodom and Stone IMO, nice and heavy
I absolutely love Children of Bodom! Alex Laiho's growl is great, and more importantly, the guitars rule too.
I get where Aelins coming from though, I'd like to hear what the bands are saying to a certain extent, and the vocalist should enhance a song; not butcher it. Ofc this isnt the case for all bands in this category, but there's only a handful that can really pull it off.
Some kinda melody is vital too, 5 minutes of double bass and guitarists in drop B tuning just playing the lowest chords possible isnt my idea of a decent song.
