Is there any future for metal?
108022
After the early 90`s metal got fucked up.
315741
I love good metal.. Cradle of filth, Cannibal Corpse, Dimmu Borgir, Devil Driver, Lamb of God, Black Dahlia Murder, December... various others.. YAY!
953453
I know Mastodon will be opening their shows in Europe, don't know if they will continue in Australia.
329767
You might be looking for information on alchemy, not chemistry.  The two fields of study are very seperate these days.  Of course, modern scientits could turn lead into gold by nuclear fusion, or turn heavier elements into gold by fission- neither process seems practical.
259695
This is from a metal head who actually plays guitar\nI mostly prefer metal(thrash, heavy,alternative,etc), hard-rock, rockin roll, blues, some jazz
1125576
No.  It would continue on for a little while, but our solar system is able to support the elements that it does only because of the specific balance of energies it has.  The bullet would enter into a region of space that the metal would be exotic to, and all the protons and neutrons and electrons would get pulled apart and the atoms would balance out with their surroundings, whatever elements those might be.\n\nRelativity isn't the way of the Universe dudes.  It'll never be able to explain the state of the atoms because it was based off of what we were able to observe in our solar system (and I can't stress this next part enough) when it's in this present energy state.  The Universe is filled with all sorts of varying strengths of these currents, which give rise to the magnetic fields we see everywhere.  \n\nDouble-helix galaxies (like our double-helix DNA) shaped by magnetic fields and Birkeland currents are out there, so this should help the scientists figure out that big Theory of Everything they are still searching for.  We couldn't detect the Sun's magnetic field for the longest time because it was too big for our instruments.  Scientists can't tell that the Solar Wind isn't electrically neutral because it's so big and the difference in electrons too small to detect.\n\nThey'll realize what's up some day, but only because they'll have to.  It'll be after some powerful lightning storms sweeps over our planet and the powerful bolts of lightning, attracted to the metals and things we throw away, crushes our garbage dumps and landfills into our water table and poisons it.
183960
I listen to metal to psyche myself up if I'm about to do something challenging like lift weights. Metal can give me a rush or a boost of confidence, something many people only get through chemical substances.\n\nToo much of any good thing is bad, and metal is no exception. When I was in a metal band back in the day, constantly listening to metal, I was somewhat muggy-headed, my brain was always somewhat fried. Possibly from being so absorbed in one thing. Possibly from being on a constant music-inspired ego-trip that disconnected me from reality. Possibly from nothing related to rock at all.
1153655
I would join Metallica, not that i would do them any good, but THEY ARE THE BEST BAND EVER!!!
337413
As far as I've heard they're not working on anything just yet but they should be in the near future. But don't rush it; they've been known lately to have some big time gaps between recent albums lately. Why that is I don't know, I guess the mainstream's a lot different from the underground days.
398361
No! Every mainstream band is not a sellout. A good musical artist wants everyone to enjoy their music. Why would you not want the most exposure to the biggest audience possible. Making money is not the main goal for a lot of bands but it is also not necessarily a bad thing. With more money you can travel to other cities and more people can hear you play. If Metallica did not become mainstream you may have never heard of them, and would not be able to enjoy their music. They couldn't be your favorite band.
564657
Metal prevails. in the 80's there were a lot of good punk bands. I'm not too sure now. Some of them were Black Flag, Dead Kennedy's, Circle Jerks check em' out. Punk has always been overshadowed by Metal. Metal in the 80's you had. Judas Priest, AC/DC, Iron Maiden, Motley Crue, OZZY...
577033
Yeah, I've heard of them.  I really like them.  I like a version of Metallica's Unforgiven that they do the best.  I'm not sure what their true genre is.  They are in a rare class of their own.  Maybe classical metal?  :)
29172
The futures prices for the metals themselves--steel, aluminum, copper, etc.  If I could tell you leading indicators for the futures that always worked then I could retire.
641433
there are about a million funds on metals. Look thru the newspaper. Also, there are hundreds of indices on cash metals, futures, precious, semi precious, etc.
24672
no, i obviously love metallica, and there music was good before and after Cliff Burton left, except for Kill 'em All, that album kinda sucked ass. and slipknot also lost a member too, just to point that out.
950170
more glam rock\nlove metal discribes it best
385762
i agree with ילד ישראלי, and add that if it's a kind of music, you can just say "metal"... :).