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Milan · **Posted:** Thu Oct 21, 2010 5:57 am

emperorblackdoom wrote:

And without the 90s/00s there would be no funeral doom.....and that would be awful.

That's probably the most sensible thing anyone has said in this thread.

The Evil Dead · **Posted:** Thu Oct 21, 2010 6:27 am

cry of the banshee wrote:

The Evil Dead wrote:

Sometimes you guys get real mad on here. I bet you're pussies IRL.

Nobodies mad.
WTF is that shit in your av / signature?
:lol:

Only tools and douchebags say "brah" and "broham".

Just saying, is all.

Goat · **Posted:** Thu Oct 21, 2010 9:32 am

Is it still doucheable if you say 'brah' in an English accent? :sad:

Ness · **Posted:** Thu Oct 21, 2010 1:10 pm

Goat wrote:

Is it still doucheable if you say 'brah' in an English accent? :sad:

Probably, but not as much.

The Evil Dead · **Posted:** Thu Oct 21, 2010 4:04 pm

Goat wrote:

Is it still doucheable if you say 'brah' in an English accent? :sad:

lol I dunno. I can't say I've heard it with an english accent.

doublewhat · **Posted:** Fri Oct 22, 2010 11:39 pm

Metastable To Chaos wrote:

noodles wrote:

i can't believe someone said symphonic metal was a good idea

Symphonic metal is the greatest thing since sliced bread.

all hail metallica.. s&m ... greatest symphonic thrash metal band ever ;P...
\just kidding... but still an album i would use to argue in favor of symphonic metal, though many would say that it's horrible. the live symphonic version of call of the ktulu is beautiful. Better than the original IMO.

doublewhat · **Posted:** Fri Oct 22, 2010 11:39 pm

Milan wrote:

emperorblackdoom wrote:

And without the 90s/00s there would be no funeral doom.....and that would be awful.

That's probably the most sensible thing anyone has said in this thread.

I've realized that modern metal would not exist without the triple compination of Pantera, Sepultera, and Fear Factory. Witout the 90's, there would not be any new american metal.

Holy_Terror · **Posted:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 12:21 am

doublewhat wrote:

Milan wrote:

emperorblackdoom wrote:

And without the 90s/00s there would be no funeral doom.....and that would be awful.

That's probably the most sensible thing anyone has said in this thread.

I've realized that modern metal would not exist without the triple compination of Pantera, Sepultera, and Fear Factory. Witout the 90's, there would not be any new american metal.

Boy, you really gloss over all of the reasons the 90's were good for metal, instead you highlight three of the biggest draw backs.

noodles · **Posted:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 2:32 am

seriously

North From Here · **Posted:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 4:37 am

doublewhat wrote:

Milan wrote:

emperorblackdoom wrote:

And without the 90s/00s there would be no funeral doom.....and that would be awful.

That's probably the most sensible thing anyone has said in this thread.

I've realized that modern metal would not exist without the triple compination of Pantera, Sepultera, and Fear Factory. Witout the 90's, there would not be any new american metal.

Ok.

The 90s were all about 'new American metal'!!

stevelovesmoonspell · **Posted:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 5:53 am

yeah considering in the early nineties black and death metal took shape, lest we forget that the nineties was a lost decade!
Haha

The Evil Dead · **Posted:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 5:25 pm

doublewhat wrote:

Milan wrote:

emperorblackdoom wrote:

And without the 90s/00s there would be no funeral doom.....and that would be awful.

That's probably the most sensible thing anyone has said in this thread.

I've realized that modern metal would not exist without the triple compination of Pantera, Sepultera, and Fear Factory. Witout the 90's, there would not be any new american metal.

I'd probably be ok with that.

stevelovesmoonspell wrote:

yeah considering in the early nineties black and death metal took shape, lest we forget that the nineties was a lost decade!
Haha

Yeah. That's very true. But to be honest there's so few black metal or death metal albums I can think of from the 90's that I absolutely enjoy. Not to say I don't give props where they are due.

North From Here · **Posted:** Sat Oct 23, 2010 7:43 pm

The Evil Dead wrote:

stevelovesmoonspell wrote:

yeah considering in the early nineties black and death metal took shape, lest we forget that the nineties was a lost decade!
Haha

Yeah. That's very true. But to be honest there's so few black metal or death metal albums I can think of from the 90's that I absolutely enjoy. Not to say I don't give props where they are due.

This is because you (generally) have bad taste.

The Evil Dead · **Posted:** Sun Oct 24, 2010 6:02 pm

I'm going to have to ask you to stop before I have to hop on my Facebook to post about this and my sorrows of being told I have terrible taste in music by some random guy on an internet forum.

North From Here · **Posted:** Sun Oct 24, 2010 6:24 pm

I did say generally bad, so, take credit for that.

stub · **Posted:** Tue Oct 26, 2010 7:54 pm

The Evil Dead wrote:

stub wrote:

Milan wrote:

Yeah, because this is the gayest era ever, not the 80's.
It doesn't get more manly than this.

Those guys look great. If you wanna see something REALLY gay, take a look at bands like Apocalyptica, Behemoth, In Flames, BFMV, Sonic Syndicate, and so on.....

Please educate us by posting more generic power metal bands so we can learn what metal is really about.

What the hell are you talking about?When did i post any generic power metal bands before?

The Evil Dead · **Posted:** Wed Oct 27, 2010 10:58 pm

Your post in the beginning of this thread.

stub · **Posted:** Thu Oct 28, 2010 12:35 am

You mean Agent Steel, Dark Angel and Holy Terror are generic power metal? :blink:

Ha ha ha ha a ha !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You're a fucking ignorant, aren't you?

The Evil Dead · **Posted:** Thu Oct 28, 2010 1:45 am

Whatever you say guy stuck in the 80's.

R · **Posted:** Tue Dec 21, 2010 6:11 am

In Flames have some really catchy songs, I never really had a problem with them, but I didn't love them either.

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