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Proto-metal. Anyway, whatever genre you enjoy slapping onto it (hard rock), it's not my cuppa. I just enjoy Deep Purple's well-known songs.Deep Purple is not metal.
Proto-metal. Anyway, whatever genre you enjoy slapping onto it (hard rock), it's not my cuppa. I just enjoy Deep Purple's well-known songs.Deep Purple is not metal.
I almost posted that one but didn't because it was a cover. But yeah, the entire second album is quality. Haven't heard enough of the first album to judge.
Blackwater Park is fantastic for sure.So I've finally listened to enough Opeth to know that they're amazing. The Blackwater Park album caught my interest. Bleak, Harvest, and The Drapery Falls are easily a few of the best songs I've heard in a while.
They're nothing metalcore at all man, you must have heard different. White Wizzard is start up traditional heavy metal.I heard a White Wizzad song on the radio a few days ago.
It sounded melodic metalcore-ish just without screams or abusive breakdowns. I don't remember it being terrible or great, so it probably just didn't interest me.
Of course I tend to hear something on the radio once, then hear it again later and go "fuck that sounds different than I remember" so take my words with a bit of salt.
i think his point was:Was there any particular reason behind posting that?
3 inches of fuck you.
I was probably surprised because I don't keep up with Metallica. Anyway it's a real shame Heaven & Hell didn't get to play this show. RIP Ronnie James Dio. :'(Why were you surprised about Metallica's opening songs? Creeping Death and For whom the Bell Tolls were the first songs in every outdoors concert lately and Fade to Black has a safe place in their setlist in this tour. And Harvester of Sorrow has already been played twice in Big 4 shows so it wasn't that much of a surprise.