death metal or punk rock?
106197
Punk Rock!!! My Fav Bands are FOB, MCR, and GD! Freaking awesome!!!!
282032
fu_ck rap i love rock and  heavy metal\n\n\n!!!!!!!!!!!ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!
518338
The diffrence is in the history of the each's sound direction in relation to the roots and influence both share.\n\nfor example both hard and metal may find common root in black sabbath and Led Zepplin but Metal may also incorparate the speed and anger of hard core punk of the late 70 and early 80, where hard rock may also have the punk attitude but not the urgecny or abbrassiveness in thier sound.... \n\nan S. A T question would be\n jimmy hendrix is to  metal\nas chuck berry would be hard rock
803432
rage against the machine is better\n\n:> peace\n.
173336
hi im 27 and have been listening to metal since i was 6, i first got into iron maiden but i listen to any metal now i love death metal and the old thrash metal. there are a lot of girls around who are into metal its more common now for a girl to like metal than it was in the 80s it was mainly a mans thing. anyway keep on rocking
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Internet radio, if you've got the bandwidth for it.\n\nThere are so many flavors of metal stations available.  Do you like classic, industrial, progressive, melodic, heavy, speed, ...?\nKnowing what styles you like most will really help answer your question.\n\nIf you're not sure what you want, even a generic search turns up a number of options to consider:  http://www.google.com/search?q=%22Internet+radio%22+metal
97504
<Death metal is a type of heavy metal music with thrash metal influences which emerged in the United States (especially Florida and California), Europe (especially the United Kingdom and Sweden) and Canada in the late 1980s and early 1990s. \n\nDeath metal has, like most subgenres of heavy metal, proven notoriously difficult to define. Some fans and musicians have a firm concept of the genre, its categories and subcategories. Others consider such categorisation limiting or useless. There is often crossover from one metal genre to another, and the influence of non-metal genres is not uncommon. \n\nDeath metal is usually identified by extreme brutality, intensity and speed. "Blast beats" are frequently used to add to the intensity of the music. The vocals - death grunts, (guttural roars) or "growls", as they are often called, are rough and often incomprehensible (sometimes derisively called "Cookie Monster vocals" by those who dislike this vocal style). Similarly, those not familiar with the genre sometimes confuse it with "death rock", which is an entirely different musical classification altogether. \n\n\n Death metal's subject matter usually deals with the darker side of society that most other musical styles avoid writing about although some bands such as Dying Fetus write mostly political lyrics. The focus on mortality along with the extreme nature of the music likely inspired the naming of this genre as "death" metal. Other bands still take their lyrical inspiration from horror movies, e.g., early Death, Cannibal Corpse, Mortician.Death metal is known for very abrupt tempo and count/time signature changes, and extremely fast and complex guitar and double bass drumwork. Most bands of this genre use downtuned and distorted guitars (usually utilising two), which play both rhythm and lead guitar parts, a downtuned, sometimes distorted bass guitar, a double bass drum set, and a vocalist who uses the death grunt vocal style. Some bands add incidental synthesizers or other instruments for effects. Of all the Metal genres Death metal is the most physically demanding of its musicians.
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I don't even think it's a matter of rock n roll dieing. it's recognition. even punk music, although there's tons of punk bands out there now, they don't get recognized. you search the word "punk" within your cell phone, for example, and it will pull up simple plan, blink 182... that's not punk. just like rock n roll... rock n roll will never die.
1104405
mortal kombat theme song is cool,but i prefer Dope Die MF Die....words are violent and when you are mad,you become even madder....and yes,metal(was it heavy metal or death metal or nu metal) can pump you up really hard....well,you ain't gonna get the mood for action while listening hip-hop or country,right?
372012
First of all, there is a difference between hard rock and metal. Metal is just thrashing sounds and death roars, whereas hard rock is actually understandable music. I do like hard rock, (meaning Papa Roach, Staind, Fuel, etc.) but I'm not a fan of metal.
318756
I think punk is going back underground. The history of punk is cyclical. It sort of broods underground for a while, then bursts into the mainstream, where it inevitably gets assimilated, labeled, and spawns a thousand crap pseudo-punk bands. Then it disappears for a while, only to re-emerge as a backlash to whatever took its place. \n\nAnd a side note to Getta - never say that punk was popular after 79. Punk died in 77 when the Sex Pistols broke up. Everything after that (From 78-84) is labeled post-punk and is what spawned new wave, no wave, etc.
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both are pop PUnk. \n\nyou have your thrash punk / hardcore punk/ crust punk/ metal punk/ rockabily punk/ grindcore punk/  \nI know there's more it's amazing how much punk is out there! : ) I started listening to the offspring and then started getting into old school punk : ) music is awesome!
723682
Why would it be wrong???? Everyone is entitled to listen to whatever they want to listen to, no matter what genre it is. With me, one day I will listen to Death Metal and the next day I could be listening to Opera. It's all about what you wanna listen to.
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actually... your idea of punk is definately the poser kind. if you were to go to a indie style record store and ask where the punk was, like "green day" and "blink 182" they would probably smirk a little bit, because it's funny that you think that that is punk. they would want to laugh, but i would hope they wouldn't because that would be mean. \n\nreal punk is more like the bands "rancid" and "against me", which i'm sure you would NOT like if you like green day and blink 182.
78349
Doesn't it depend on what music you like better? Heaven and Hell was a great album and there's no doubt that RJD had a better vocal range, but that doesn't necessarily make great music. I like them both.
436789
Hi, \n\nDon't worry they are alright!!\n\nI detest people that say punk is dying!!\n\nPunk will never die so get a fucking life!!\n\nCheers!!
1025698
Rock, Classic rock, and metal.... sry for me its hard to divide the greatest genre