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  1. 11-13-2012, 13:11 #31
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    There was good music that came out of the 80's? Hmmm, news to me.

    Tooth-n-Nail records, anyone? The Shrapnel label had some very cool stuff.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sellersm View Post
    There was good music that came out of the 80's? Hmmm, news to me.

    Tooth-n-Nail records, anyone? The Shrapnel label had some very cool stuff.
    I used to listen to a few artists from Tooth & Nail. I've been on a melodeath and metalcore kick lately.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JDF View Post
    Pantera was a glam rock band.
    For their first album, I would agree. "Metal Magic" is about as glam as you can get. But when Cowboys from Hell dropped they were definitely real metal.

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    Quote Originally Posted by cfortune View Post
    Trash metal (Vektor), black metal (Immortal), grind metal (Cephalic Carnage), doom metal (The Sword), melodic death metal (Older Opeth), experimental (Dream Theater and such), fantasy metal (Dragon Force), etc, etc. Metal is ridiculous. Ridiculously awesome that is.
    Metal has so many sub-genres you just barely scratched the surface... I love me some Viking Metal (also fits into doom metal) like Amon Amarth, and I actually like it, but there's a lot of Symphonic Metal (Nightwish) that's pretty good.

    As far as the 80's go, I agree with the sentiment that some of the "lighter" stuff shouldn't be classified as metal. I grew up listening to Dio, Motley Crue (I guess metal), Def Leopard, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Sabbath, Pantera, and 80's Metallica.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ronin13 View Post
    Metal has so many sub-genres you just barely scratched the surface... I love me some Viking Metal (also fits into doom metal) like Amon Amarth, and I actually like it, but there's a lot of Symphonic Metal (Nightwish) that's pretty good.

    As far as the 80's go, I agree with the sentiment that some of the "lighter" stuff shouldn't be classified as metal. I grew up listening to Dio, Motley Crue (I guess metal), Def Leopard, Iron Maiden, Slayer, Sabbath, Pantera, and 80's Metallica.


    How the f did I forget Viking metal? Amon Amarth is probably my favorite band.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cfortune View Post
    How the f did I forget Viking metal? Amon Amarth is probably my favorite band.
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    Back in the day I liked Ozzy, AC/DC, and Motley Crue. Now about as crazy as I get is Alice Cooper, his old stuff to the most resent releases.
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    Quote Originally Posted by colocowboy01 View Post
    Back in the day I liked Ozzy, AC/DC, and Motley Crue. Now about as crazy as I get is Alice Cooper, his old stuff to the most resent releases.
    Oh almost forgot about Alice Cooper! He's awesome... I especially loved his history lesson in Wayne's World:
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