no this is not thread about what bands u listen to ,its about how u first got into metal and rock’n Roll music in general ,I’ll start
I was 5 when I first heard this music ,back in 1995 my older brother brought these Cassettes & CDs of Metallica ,Slayer and Nirvana , I remember the first songs I ever heard were Nothing else matters by Metallica ,Raining blood by slayer and Come as you are by Nirvana
what about you ?
Nirvana is grunge.
It’s still rock though.
but yeah saying rock and metal and generalizing it like that is almost like saying “music lovers come here”
This is now the “music with guitars” thread
grunge is a part of rock
all metal and rock music descends from the original rock of the 50s ,it’s like this big tree
No offence,but specifically Nirvana falls IMHO in the “vomit” style.I can,however listen to other grunge bands.
Yep, love metal. I also love classical, jazz and acoustic stuff.
Few favorites.
I tried to keep it small but it just kept going, a select few anyway. Been listening to Metallica and such for about 6 years now.
I grew up listening to Alice Cooper, AC/DC, Black Sabbath, Queen, etc.
When I was 12, I was totally fascinated by KoRn, but about 1-2 years later I abandoned Nu Metal and turned to Death and Thrash Metal.
A little summary:
Dark Tranquillity
In Flames
Soilwork
At The Gates
Scar Symmetry
Nightrage
Metallica
DevilDriver
Macbeth
Amon Amarth
Arch Enemy
Hypocrisy
Bloodbath
Kataklysm
Machine Head
The Haunted
Nice list.
it’s your opinion after all
wow you’re so smart i bet no one else knows that
Anyway, anyone that limits himself to one type of music (even if it has as wide a range as rock), limits himself.
GTFO you narrow minded fool.
i only like heavy metal bands leik blink 182 and linkin park
you best be trolling!
haha lol
Mine:
Generally, for headbangin’ I prefer some Electro House to your stupid heavy metal.
To make a very short story, Grunge is a sub-genre of Punk, which is a sub-genre of Metal, which is a sub-genre of Rock. So yeah basically, this thread should be named: Music with a guitar and a drum lovers, gather here.
I grew up to my father’s favorites, Billy Joel, Simon and Garfunkel, Pink Floyd, Meat Loaf and stuff. Then as I got my own radio I started listening to regular 80s rock bands and moved into hair bands. Then one weekend when I was 14 I heard a lot of Anthrax and Metallica. I started trying to find more and more heavy music after that. I went on to Slayer, then Morbid Angel, Morgoth, Carcass, and Sepultura.
Now, I am so steeped in heavy metal it’s almost all that I listen to. Sure, I have a few rock CDs laying about. Chevelle (playing now), Skindred, Hurt, A Perfect Circle, Butthole Surfers, nine Inch Nails, Disturbed, and Living Colour, but most of what I listen to mixed metal.
36 Crazy fists
The Acacia Strain
All That remains
Amon Amarth
Amorphis
Ankla
Arch Enemy (right now)
At the Gates
Between the Buried and Me
The Black dahlia Murder
Bleeding Through
Bloodbath
Bolt Thrower
Bury Your Dead
Callenish Circle
Cavalera Conspiracy
Children of Bodom
Chimaira
Cyanotic
Daath
Darkane
Dead Horse
Deicide
Demon Hunter
Dethklok
DevilDriver
Devin Townsend (SYL, Ocean Machine, Physicist)
Diecast
The Dillinger Escape Plan
Droid
Dry Kill Logic
E Town Concrete
Entombed
The Faceless
Fear Factory
Glassjaw
God Forbid
Gojira
Gorguts
Grave
Grip Inc.
Hate Eternal
The Haunted
In Flames
Indorphine
iwrestledabearonce
Kilgore
Killswitch Engage
Lockedown (local band, now defunct)
Lykathea Aflame
Machine Head
Mastodon
Megadeth
Meashuggah (now playing)
Mors Principium Est
Mudvayne
Mushroomhead
Nile
Nothingface
Novembers Doom
Obituary
Pantera
Paradise Lost
Ripping Corpse
Rumpelstiltskin Grinder
Scar Symmetry
Shadows Fall
Six Feet Under
Skinlab
Sky Eats Airplane
Slipknot
Soulfly
Stuck Mojo
Testament
Thine Eyes Bleed
Threat Signal
Three Mile Scream
Trivium (their older stuff, when they screamed and growled)
Unearth
Vampire Mooose
Zimmer’s Hole
And that is just the stuff that I like. There were a few dozen bands that I didn’t mention! And this reply is wrecking havoc with my spellchecker…
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