Metal.

[Ratchetcomand]

Metallica from the 80's up to 1991 was the best. Everything after 1991 to me has been hit or miss.

Dude, dude.

Death Magnetic.

I thought it was better then St. Anger, but it's not saying a whole lot.

[[cancerblack]]

I'll just leave this classic track here for you guys.

http://youtu.be/HPYQB7AsSkg

[sagans bongwater]

I'll just leave this classic track here for you guys.

http://youtu.be/HPYQB7AsSkg

mfw nile does a huge 2-set north american tour and doesnt come to canada

[[cancerblack]]

I'll just leave this classic track here for you guys.

http://youtu.be/HPYQB7AsSkg

mfw nile does a huge 2-set north american tour and doesnt come to canada

MFW I've missed Nile twice.  Once due to being broke and once due to a family emergency. Shit sucks, yo.

[AliceApocalypse]

Henry Rollins Band

This song always cracks me up

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jCLizTg9nWo#

[SM]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rM7oxuOLIiw#

[MrLee]

obviously i like all the classic metal bands from 70s and 80s. my era of "metal" that i grew up with was Marilyn Manson and late 90s/early 00s stuff. so i dig all that stuff still.

Didnt like the direction it went in mid 00s onwards with all the super detuned metalcore/screaming shite.

[FiorinaFury161]

I used to listen to a lot of Black Metal, but don't really anymore. However, there are a few Pagan or Black metal related bands I still listen to from time to time:

Summoning (Austrian Epic Tolkien Black Metal, my all time favorite metal related band)
Nokturnal Mortum (Ukrainian Pagan Black Metal)
Menhir (German Pagan Metal)
Odroerir (German Folk Metal)
Falkenbach (German Epic Pagan Metal)
Graveland (Polish Pagan Metal)
Ulfsdalir (German Underground Black Metal)

[[cancerblack]]

I used to listen to a lot of Black Metal, but don't really anymore. However, there are a few Pagan or Black metal related bands I still listen to from time to time:

Summoning (Austrian Epic Tolkien Black Metal, my all time favorite metal related band)
Nokturnal Mortum (Ukrainian Pagan Black Metal)
Menhir (German Pagan Metal)
Odroerir (German Folk Metal)
Falkenbach (German Epic Pagan Metal)
Graveland (Polish Pagan Metal)
Ulfsdalir (German Underground Black Metal)

I'm much the same, I was HUGE on black metal for several years, then started drifting towards death and doom metal. Now though, I have a pretty eclectic taste in music. Of course I still have a soft spot for icy cold black metal, and I'm trying to get a stoner/doom metal band together at the moment.

[FiorinaFury161]

I used to listen to a lot of Black Metal, but don't really anymore. However, there are a few Pagan or Black metal related bands I still listen to from time to time:

Summoning (Austrian Epic Tolkien Black Metal, my all time favorite metal related band)
Nokturnal Mortum (Ukrainian Pagan Black Metal)
Menhir (German Pagan Metal)
Odroerir (German Folk Metal)
Falkenbach (German Epic Pagan Metal)
Graveland (Polish Pagan Metal)
Ulfsdalir (German Underground Black Metal)

I'm much the same, I was HUGE on black metal for several years, then started drifting towards death and doom metal. Now though, I have a pretty eclectic taste in music. Of course I still have a soft spot for icy cold black metal, and I'm trying to get a stoner/doom metal band together at the moment.

When I stopped listening (full pledge that is) to Black Metal I started to drift towards Dark Ambient music. raison d'etre was the first one and will ALWAYS remain my favorite. Stains Of the Embodied Sacrifice remains one of the most frightening yet enlightening albums I have ever experienced as a human. Actually, all of Peter Andersson's music projects (raison d'etre, Atomine Elektrine, Necrophorus, Cataclyst, Stratvm Terror, etc.) are just gorgeous. Lustmord + Sophia were great too.

Nowadays 80's art rock bands/artists are my main focus. I listen to just about anything that is good (well, except rap/hiphop and modern country; country was only good until 1996)

[DoomRulz]

I really discovered metal when I was in Grade 12. A buddy of mine gave me a list of songs to listen to and he got me hooked on Metallica. I had of course heard of them prior to that but the only song I was familiar with was I Disappear. I fell in love with Master of Puppets, Welcome Home, and For Whom The Bell Tolls pretty quickly. Also, it helped that I used to work at Athlete's World at the time and they played these video tapes which feature a lot of really awful pop music, but lo and behold, Slipknot's Duality was featured on one of them (September 2004, I still remember ) and as that song managed to save my sanity, I grew to love Slipknot as well. The rest, is history.

[MrLee]

^ Slipknot did bang out some now classic tunes over the years

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1zCN0YhW1s#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D1jQKpse7Yw#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qw2LU1yS7aw#

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wws7mnMewPw#ws

Always good fun anytime i take a break from indie clubs n hit metal clubs singing along n rocking out to their tunes.

[DoomRulz]

f**king A right they have. I once tried my hand at Wait and Bleed on karaoke and it didn't turn out so well. I killed Duality though

You're lucky too. There aren't any metal clubs where I live

[MrLee]

^ I live 30 mins drive away from Birmingham, and i live in the Black Country, birthplace of metal. Always gonna be a metal club here somewhere. Even if the music scene is pretty dead here now courtesy of the UKs economy.

Also, i think we can all safely say we air guitar the f**k out of the riffs/grooves in this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7m7njvwB-Ks#

[DoomRulz]

I don't. I imagine I'm on the mic