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Originally posted by olla86 I am not a fan of metall! but I fond of trance,especially of dj Tiesto, Paul Van Dyke,Flegmatix Project!

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Originally posted by olla86 I am not a fan of metall! but I fond of trance,especially of dj Tiesto, Paul Van Dyke,Flegmatix Project!

Before comming in discussion with one of the greatest music genres known to man, get into it or learn about it.

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Originally posted by enydo Between The Buried And Me [Huge favorite of mine] Opeth Agalloch Dillinger Escape Plan Lamb Of God Isis Just a few random names, some of this may not really be the specific type of metal people think of, but close enough. edit: damn SMC beat me to a few. I haven't listened to the new Mastodon album yet, how is it?

I'm surprised dude. I didn't know any other Atlantans listened to good metal. Opeth is a personal favorite of mine. BTBAM are very good also.

The new Converge is pretty awesome.

I love Opeth. I don't know how someone could listen to any of this other stuff for more than 5 minutes, though.

LOID NOISES LOUD NOISES LOUD NOISES HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATE

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Originally posted by inconspicuous LOID NOISES LOUD NOISES LOUD NOISES HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATE

Nice to see you've done your research.

For someone who does good mixes and otherwise seems quite reasonable I'm suprised to see mr mystery likes children of bodom.

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Originally posted by Darkarbiter For someone who does good mixes and otherwise seems quite reasonable I'm suprised to see mr mystery likes children of bodom.

Is that a good thing or a bad thing?

They're not really my faves, actually - I'm more into the progressive/melodic side of metal. Just gotta show support to the locals.

This thread needs more Agalloch. Going to see them in Portland in October. Can't wait. Any fans of post rock and melodic black/death metal should check them out.

Yep, love agalloch.

Excellent track that's well complemented here by an equally excellent video:

Cheers for Minimilistic Metal! DRONE DOOM!!!

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Originally posted by Mr.Mystery Is that a good thing or a bad thing? They're not really my faves, actually - I'm more into the progressive/melodic side of metal. Just gotta show support to the locals.

Try these guys. They're similar, but better imo.

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Originally posted by OrZonE Try these guys. They're similar, but better imo.

I'm pretty familiar with the Finnish scene.

You guys should check out this heavy metal guide

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Originally posted by inconspicuous I love Opeth. .... LOID NOISES LOUD NOISES LOUD NOISES HAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAATE

You sure you like Opeth?

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Originally posted by TotalDeathXZero You guys should check out this heavy metal guide

Nicely done. Vegetarian Grindcore represent!

Some awesome heavy metal:
http://www.tranceaddict.com/forums/...16&pagenumber=1

I've seen better but very interesting

Asphyx = Gay Band... Shit Khunts

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Originally posted by OrZonE You sure you like Opeth?

Yes, I'm sure.

I can tolerate some of it when it's offset by sections or entire tracks of less frenetic stuff. the reason I love them is that the rhythmic & harmonic components of almost everything they make are phenomenal. I couldn't care less about how loud they can get.

...not to mention incredible musicianship (see: not just being able to play really really fast)

I've been listening to Metal music for a long time now. And yes Opeth is good music, even if you don't like the growls in it there's still songs of theirs with only clean vocals.
I have Deliverance from Opeth but would like to get My Arms, Your hearse sometime. I mostly listen to Death, Black, thrash, Nu, Groove, and some Doom and Power Metal from Metal music.

The grandfathers of metal showing the youngsters how it's supposed to be done:

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Originally posted by Derek1988 I've been listening to Metal music for a long time now. And yes Opeth is good music, even if you don't like the growls in it there's still songs of theirs with only clean vocals. I have Deliverance from Opeth but would like to get My Arms, Your hearse sometime. I mostly listen to Death, Black, thrash, Nu, Groove, and some Doom and Power Metal from Metal music.

Get 'My Arms, Your Hearse', it's fantastic. And it's a perfect starting point to then go on and listen to 'Still Life' and 'Blackwater Park', chronologically.

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Originally posted by SMC Get 'My Arms, Your Hearse', it's fantastic. And it's a perfect starting point to then go on and listen to 'Still Life' and 'Blackwater Park', chronologically.

Personally I found "Blackwater Park" to be a perfect starting point. However, I was just getting into metal at that point and production value played a big role for me.

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Originally posted by inconspicuous ...

Ya, ok dude.

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Originally posted by OrZonE Personally I found "Blackwater Park" to be a perfect starting point. However, I was just getting into metal at that point and production value played a big role for me.

Sure, "Blackwater Park" would be perfect as an introduction, Steven Wilson did such a great job with the production. However i think "My Arms, Your Hearse" sounds very good as well, it's certainly more rudimentary than their post-00 releases, but it's a big improvement over the first two albums. It sounds very round, and atmospheric, and the material on it is pure class.

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