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I think that extreme genres of metal are a meant to explore new grounds in metal, and is needed in order to please everybody.
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Grumpy Old Man
Extreme metal is only the current phase of anti parents/society in your face music. Every generation experiences it. Starting with swing, then rock, then punk, then rap, bringing us to where we are now, extreme metal. Were I to be a teenager now, who knows, I may be there. Just wish I could live to see the day when we go full circle and classical will be the rebellious form. The parents of that day will be muttering, "What the hell is that crap?
Let me be by myself in the evenin' breeze
And listen to the murmur of the cottonwood trees
Send me off forever but I ask you please
Don't fence me in
Bing Crosby - Don't Fence Me In
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ht_a7bPgBdk
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Originally Posted by
Music Head
Just wish I could live to see the day when we go full circle and classical will be the rebellious form. The parents of that day will be muttering, "What the hell is that crap?
Funny...Back before vinyl, parents used to make their kids sing all the songs backwards to make sure there weren't any secret messages.
I'm not into most of today's extreme metal. But I do like Slayer. Funny how they were considered extreme metal back in the day. Now they probably play them on elevators.
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Originally Posted by
Music Head
Extreme metal is only the current phase of anti parents/society in your face music. Every generation experiences it. Starting with swing, then rock, then punk, then rap, bringing us to where we are now, extreme metal. Were I to be a teenager now, who knows, I may be there. Just wish I could live to see the day when we go full circle and classical will be the rebellious form. The parents of that day will be muttering, "What the hell is that crap?
Very good point! I hope I see this happen too!
I've been exactly into what you say you "could" have been. When I was in my teenage years, my cousin was older than me and was listening to death, black or any kind of extreme metal. So I ended up listening to that too. I remember our parents qualifying this music as "cadaver's grunts". Today, I still like some albums of this genre, but my musical world changed a lot since.
It's funny that Slayer is mentioned in the following post, because the very first album I bough in my life was Slayer - Reign in Blood on cassette. I ended loving this band so much, it was my very first musical love.
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