Metallica is probably the most overrated band on earth.

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Linus Hyper 29/set./2018 às 3:12

And before you accuse me of being a brainwashed brat from 2005, do know that I was born in '87 and I've heard most of their crap and not only the latest.

Última edição por Better|Off|Bob; 29/set./2018 às 4:24

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Azza ☠ 29/set./2018 às 9:58

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I love how everyone mentions the hair, like it was the source of their power...
It had to be when they loped it off there went their talent.

They actually perfectly transitioned with the generations and music evolution.

The big four (mentioned above) where the leaders of the thrash metal genre. Metallica however was one that kept up and changed accordingly to the next generation too. Hense the music change and haircuts.

Some diehards might not like 'change' as such, but overall it keeps the band alive, else it would of been long forgotten. Metallica still stayed true to the roots. If you understand basic music theory, you would understand and respect how hard that actually is.

Última edição por Azza ☠; 29/set./2018 às 9:59

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Jinn-Gon Qui 29/set./2018 às 10:49

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Yeah... in the process of selling themselves out. Death Metal was revolutionized better by bands like Death, Cynic, Gorguts, Cannibal Corpse, Suffocation, At the Gates, Entombed, and others, that didn't look like a bunch of sellouts.

Except Metallica came forth as a band before any of those. They were one of the first bands to explore their genre and were (in my opinion of course) the best (and most unique) at it with both the writing and sound. There's a reason they got so popular back then. While it does suck that they did seem to sell out at one point, they later returned to their initial sound.

Not only that, but Entombed was influenced by Slayer, who admit Metallica is on a "much larger level". Cannibal Corpse has flat out said they were partially influenced by Metallica. Just because they made some music that was terrible (for me personally), doesn't mean they weren't revolutionary.

That's evolution what you're counting. That's not my point. YES, DUH, SURE, OBVIOUSLY. OBVIOUSLY all the upcoming Death Metal innovators are literally influenced by Heavy and Thrash Metal bands for the most part; no one is denying or ignoring that. But they are still Death Metal bands that they themselves were incorporating from other genres and built great Death Metal subgenres and evolved Death Metal, with blueprints of style and innovation.

The point is, Death Metal bands, DESPITE their influences, revolutionized the genre better, and by example, and still didn't look like they're selling themselves out.

Última edição por Jinn-Gon Qui; 29/set./2018 às 10:52

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erratic_gamer 29/set./2018 às 10:58

Escrito originalmente por Linus Hyper:
And before you accuse me of being a brainwashed brat from 2005, do know that I was born in '87 and I've heard most of their crap and not only the latest.

your thread is overrated you inbred hick

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novasunshine 29/set./2018 às 10:59

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Escrito originalmente por Linus Hyper:
And before you accuse me of being a brainwashed brat from 2005, do know that I was born in '87 and I've heard most of their crap and not only the latest.

your thread is overrated you inbred hick

woah there calm your weiner

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[FFK3] Trovaa 29/set./2018 às 11:14

cough
metalcore bands
cough

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betterchiken 29/set./2018 às 11:21

Led Zeppelin is overrated

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novasunshine 29/set./2018 às 11:36

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Led Zeppelin is overrated

that's not even metal?

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novasunshine 29/set./2018 às 11:39

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that's not even metal?
it's not even heavy...

it's hard rock but not heavy metal yeah

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betterchiken 29/set./2018 às 11:40

weeb

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it's not even heavy...
it's hard rock but not heavy metal yeah

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76561198126550068 29/set./2018 às 11:43

Escrito originalmente por Linus Hyper:
And before you accuse me of being a brainwashed brat from 2005, do know that I was born in '87 and I've heard most of their crap and not only the latest.

Id rather take ManOWar. Their music is better in my opinion.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Dll329ggLIY

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green 29/set./2018 às 11:46

Heck yeah, Metallica is waayyy overrated.

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shoopy 29/set./2018 às 11:54

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Led Zeppelin is overrated
that's not even metal?

They were metal before people started saying they're not metal. The definition changed in the 70s because of bands like Judas Priest and Iron Maiden.

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Kris 29/set./2018 às 12:37

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That's evolution what you're counting. That's not my point. YES, DUH, SURE, OBVIOUSLY. OBVIOUSLY all the upcoming Death Metal innovators are literally influenced by Heavy and Thrash Metal bands for the most part; no one is denying or ignoring that. But they are still Death Metal bands that they themselves were incorporating from other genres and built great Death Metal subgenres and evolved Death Metal, with blueprints of style and innovation.

The point is, Death Metal bands, DESPITE their influences, revolutionized the genre better, and by example, and still didn't look like they're selling themselves out.

From what you said, you appeared to imply that they were not that influential. Which again, is delusional. The person you replied to did not mention death metal; that was you. Personally, I don't like death metal, so I can't say I care about metal branching off in that direction. Evolution is essentially influence. Metallica still was more influential in general in that regard. So in your words, duh, I guess?

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