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 Post subject: Non metal bands with a huge metal following
PostPosted: Sat Jan 15, 2011 11:47 pm 
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While metalheads differ with regards to certain subgenres, what are some of the bands/artists/projects you've heard that you believe a great deal of other individuals enjoy. For myself, I think Dead can dance have a massive metal following, as well as everything from Converge, Diamanda Galas, and Pink Floyd also having a myriad of fans.


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The Zeps,The Beatles and Rush.


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The Rite of Spring


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Motorhead


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cry of the banshee wrote:
Motorhead


Not a metal band, explain?


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stevelovesmoonspell wrote:
cry of the banshee wrote:
Motorhead


Not a metal band, explain?


Rock band.
They are loud, fast and dirty, but when all is said and done they are still a rock and roll band.

The straight forward phrasing, the same compositional structure found primarily in rock, the total lack of any pretention...
And according to The Man Himself, Lemmy, of course.


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Converge, Nick Cave are all I can think of.


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Porcupine Tree was the obvious one for me.


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Yeah. Porcupine Tree, Coheed and Cambria come to mind.


Also Tenhi and such neofolk acts. In fact I don't think anyone actually listens to neofolk as a genre but something to cool your head after listening to Slayer for 5 hours.


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Madonna and Michael Jackson.

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Tool, Primus, King Crimson, Yes.


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Madonna and Michael Jackson.


Not many metal heads are going to admit that they listen to Madonna or Michael Jackson.


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MetalStorm wrote:
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Madonna and Michael Jackson.


Not many metal heads are going to admit that they listen to Madonna or Michael Jackson.


They do in Adveser's 'pop uber alles' world.


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Thriller is an excellent album.


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MetalStorm wrote:
Adveser wrote:
Madonna and Michael Jackson.


Not many metal heads are going to admit that they listen to Madonna or Michael Jackson.


Probably not. I don't see any euro-metal bands denying that fact when I look through their influences at their sites. Liking metal and pop at the same time was pretty common back then, much more so than in America too.

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Early Genesis.

Some aggrotech and hardcore ebm bands like Hocico and Psyclon 9.


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Journey, I guess. Although they put me to sleep.


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The Mars Volta and Coheed come to mind for me. Also countless classic rock bands.


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Most of the metalheads I knew listened nearly exclusively to metal.

The exceptions were bizarre and included anything from Kate Bush to Kenny Rogers to Queen to J-Pop to Classical.



I generally listen to 99.99999999% metal when I put on a CD. Other than Guns N Roses, Faith No More, Uriah Heep and Soundgarden, I do not own any non-metal.

However I do like a lot of my wife's music. Her collection is eclectic - pop, ska, punk, rock, lounge, tango, classical.


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