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Posted October 20, 2015
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JKHSawyer: Fuck 'em all.

Put on some Ministry or Skinny Puppy.
Your avatar and dislike of the Big 4 pretty and preferences to such obscure and emo faggotry of bands says everything about you.


A MUSICAL EMO HIPSTER!!!!
Posted October 20, 2015
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darthspudius: Yeah that is a weird misconception because they were more successful in America. But believe it or not Def Leppard were the second biggest selling NWOBHM band next to Iron Maiden. The difference with between the two is that Def Leppard had more '70s rock influences like Mott The Hoople and Thin Lizzy and the style of writing is not exactly what most people know heavy metal for.
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bykowsky: Didn't know about this, but I heard some of the older song from them. Not really my style, still - I like songs like "Let it Go" and "Mirror, Mirror" :)

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darthspudius: But some people forget that heavy metal is not just super fast songs with lengthy guitar solos. They might not be the heaviest but the most certainly pack a punch or two live believe me.
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bykowsky: I feel you. I myself prefer more hard rocky sounding heavy metal.
The great thing about Def Leppard that a lot of heavy metal fans are generally too stupid to appreciate is that they never stuck to their own style. Between On Through The Night, Pyromania, Hysteria, Slang and Songs From The Sparkle Lounge, they play so many different styles from glam rock, heavy metal, sugar sweet ballads and '70s based rock. The band never limited themselves to one genre like Saxon, Motorhead and Iron Maiden did and it scored them some huge international success way before the rest of them did.

You should go through every single one of their albums, there is a lot of different styles to dig into. Btw I apologise for rambling, im a bit of a music nut lol. Im actually sitting here writing a def leppard article for my website (next to my name) for their new album release at the end of the month. :D
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JKHSawyer: Fuck 'em all.

Put on some Ministry or Skinny Puppy.
Early days of Ministry were fun, Skinny Puppy... a hit or a miss. They're not great though.
Post edited October 20, 2015 by darthspudius
Posted October 20, 2015
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JKHSawyer: Fuck 'em all.

Put on some Ministry or Skinny Puppy.
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Elmofongo: Your avatar and dislike of the Big 4 pretty and preferences to such obscure and emo faggotry of bands says everything about you.

A MUSICAL EMO HIPSTER!!!!
The way you talk, use the word 'faggot' in a demeaning way, and judge my musical tastes says everything about you.

Immature child :)
Posted October 20, 2015
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Elmofongo: Your avatar and dislike of the Big 4 pretty and preferences to such obscure and emo faggotry of bands says everything about you.

A MUSICAL EMO HIPSTER!!!!
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JKHSawyer: The way you talk, use the word 'faggot' in a demeaning way, and judge my musical tastes says everything about you.

Immature child :)
Death to Emo metal, I THRASH TIL DEATH!!!

http://www.nuclearblast.de/static/articles/144/144516.jpg/1000x1000.jpg
Posted October 20, 2015
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fishbaits: Iron Maiden (I know, most are the same, but still... well, except for when Blaze was Dicko MKII. Good voice, just not Iron Maiden style.)
Judas Priest.
Motorhead \m/.
Black Sabbath (until Changes gets played, then screw that for a game of metal!!).
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darthspudius: Changes is a wonderful song.
Each to their own I guess, but I dislike (that`s polite version ;) ) it so much, when ripped the cd to my music player, I made sure that one got removed.
It`s the equivalent of finding a Meatloaf song hidden away amongst your Overkill collection ;p


(& yes, I hate Meatloaf too. Only thing I liked him in was Fight Club (getting shot helped) & Rocky Horror Picture Show (& yes, the axe really helped ;p ).
Posted October 20, 2015
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darthspudius: The great thing about Def Leppard that a lot of heavy metal fans are generally two stupid to appreciate is that they never stuck to their own style. Between On Through The Night, Pyromania, Hysteria, Slang and Songs From The Sparkle Lounge, they play so many different styles from glam rock, heavy metal, sugar sweet ballads and '70s based rock. The band never limited themselves to one genre like Saxon, Motorhead and Iron Maiden did and it scored them some huge international success way before the rest of them did.

You should go through every single one of their albums, there is a lot of different styles to dig into. Btw I apologise for rambling, im a bit of a music nut lol. Im actually sitting here writing a def leppard article for my website (next to my name) for their new album release at the end of the month. :D
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Don't worry! I can spend some long hours searching for new music. :P


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Elmofongo: Death to Emo metal, I THRASH TIL DEATH!!!

http://www.nuclearblast.de/static/articles/144/144516.jpg/1000x1000.jpg
What is emo metal? :o
Post edited October 20, 2015 by bykowsky
Posted October 20, 2015
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Zoltan999: Having been lucky enough to have seen all these bands live in concert, I have to give JP the edge in for best show. Overall rating however would be Sabbath>Priest>Motorhead>Iron Maiden (live Maiden was pretty kick-ass too). Nothing, but nothing is better than this
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darthspudius: I use to think Judas Priest was the heaviest band I could see and I wouldn't be wrong. That was until Manowar came to town. Two full hours of the loudst heaviest music I have ever experienced in my life. Absolutely fucking brilliant. As much as I respect some bands, Iron Maiden, Motorhead and Sabbath will never match up to a live concert monster like Manowar. That was one hell of an experience.
Manowar was awesome...saw them over here in Brooklyn, N.Y. in their heyday! You probably heard of a band called Venom...they lit a stage on fire over here with their pyro-technics, and we all all got kicked out of the venue that night, lol. Subsequently, L'Amours cancelled their upcoming concert at their sister venue, L'amour's East. Was a shame too, because I already had tickets for it, lol. So while I did get to see some of their show live, it was only a bit of it. Also enjoyed seeing the original Mercyful Fate when they came to vist....during some of the "Black Metal" days of the past

btw..I was a big Def Leppard as well. While many probably just thought of them as another "Hair" band, they were extremely talented, and produced some incredible music. My girlfriend and just recently re-watched their bio-movie 'Hysteria" while I was weeding through my old DVD collection....a good watch.
Post edited October 20, 2015 by Zoltan999
Posted October 20, 2015
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darthspudius: Changes is a wonderful song.
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fishbaits: Each to their own I guess, but I dislike (that`s polite version ;) ) it so much, when ripped the cd to my music player, I made sure that one got removed.
It`s the equivalent of finding a Meatloaf song hidden away amongst your Overkill collection ;p

(& yes, I hate Meatloaf too. Only thing I liked him in was Fight Club (getting shot helped) & Rocky Horror Picture Show (& yes, the axe really helped ;p ).
My only problem with Changes is the placing of it on the album. It sounds a bit random but the actual song is a fantastic number. But saying that, I'd rather take variety over loosing the song. I'm not the biggest fan of the post Paranoid stuff. I'm more into their '80s '90s material myself.
Posted October 20, 2015
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JKHSawyer: The way you talk, use the word 'faggot' in a demeaning way, and judge my musical tastes says everything about you.

Immature child :)
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Elmofongo: Death to Emo metal, I THRASH TIL DEATH!!!

http://www.nuclearblast.de/static/articles/144/144516.jpg/1000x1000.jpg
Ignorance truly is bliss :)
Posted October 20, 2015
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darthspudius: I use to think Judas Priest was the heaviest band I could see and I wouldn't be wrong. That was until Manowar came to town. Two full hours of the loudst heaviest music I have ever experienced in my life. Absolutely fucking brilliant. As much as I respect some bands, Iron Maiden, Motorhead and Sabbath will never match up to a live concert monster like Manowar. That was one hell of an experience.
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Zoltan999: Manowar was awesome...saw them over here in Brooklyn, N.Y. in their heyday! You probably heard of a band called Venom...they lit a stage on fire over here with their pyro-technics, and we all all got kicked out of the venue that night, lol. Subsequently, L'Amours cancelled their upcoming concert at their sister venue, L'amour's East. Was a shame too, because I already had tickets for it, lol. So while I did get to see some of their show live, it was only a bit of it. Also enjoyed seeing the original Mercyful Fate when they came to vist....during some of the "Black Metal" days of the past
Ah that gave me a good laugh. I would of loved to of seen Venom and Mercyful Fate in their hey day. Big fans of both bands. Michael Denner/Hank Shermann and King Diamond have been very busy though.
Posted October 20, 2015
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Zoltan999: Manowar was awesome...saw them over here in Brooklyn, N.Y. in their heyday! You probably heard of a band called Venom...they lit a stage on fire over here with their pyro-technics, and we all all got kicked out of the venue that night, lol. Subsequently, L'Amours cancelled their upcoming concert at their sister venue, L'amour's East. Was a shame too, because I already had tickets for it, lol. So while I did get to see some of their show live, it was only a bit of it. Also enjoyed seeing the original Mercyful Fate when they came to vist....during some of the "Black Metal" days of the past
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darthspudius: Ah that gave me a good laugh. I would of loved to of seen Venom and Mercyful Fate in their hey day. Big fans of both bands. Michael Denner/Hank Shermann and King Diamond have been very busy though.
Yeah, there were quite some characters/musicians playing in those days, lol
Posted October 20, 2015
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darthspudius: The great thing about Def Leppard that a lot of heavy metal fans are generally two stupid to appreciate is that they never stuck to their own style. Between On Through The Night, Pyromania, Hysteria, Slang and Songs From The Sparkle Lounge, they play so many different styles from glam rock, heavy metal, sugar sweet ballads and '70s based rock. The band never limited themselves to one genre like Saxon, Motorhead and Iron Maiden did and it scored them some huge international success way before the rest of them did.

You should go through every single one of their albums, there is a lot of different styles to dig into. Btw I apologise for rambling, im a bit of a music nut lol. Im actually sitting here writing a def leppard article for my website (next to my name) for their new album release at the end of the month. :D
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bykowsky: Don't worry! I can spend some long hours searching for new music. :P

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Elmofongo: Death to Emo metal, I THRASH TIL DEATH!!!

http://www.nuclearblast.de/static/articles/144/144516.jpg/1000x1000.jpg
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bykowsky: What is emo metal? :o
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5anLPw0Efmo
Posted October 20, 2015
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darthspudius: Ah that gave me a good laugh. I would of loved to of seen Venom and Mercyful Fate in their hey day. Big fans of both bands. Michael Denner/Hank Shermann and King Diamond have been very busy though.
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Zoltan999: Yeah, there were quite some characters/musicians playing in those days, lol
Im a lucky boy, I saw a lot of the reunion tours. Sadly King Diamond and co never come over here. I've seen quite a few great performances mind you. Twisted Sisted, Europe, Hanoi Rocks, Scorpions, Helloween. I mention Europe, those guys are just fantastic, one of my favourite live bands.
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bykowsky: Don't worry! I can spend some long hours searching for new music. :P

What is emo metal? :o
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Elmofongo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5anLPw0Efmo
Na man that pre-dated emo, they were still skater boys and nu metal kids then lol.
Post edited October 20, 2015 by darthspudius
Posted October 20, 2015
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Zoltan999: Yeah, there were quite some characters/musicians playing in those days, lol
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darthspudius: Im a lucky boy, I saw a lot of the reunion tours. Sadly King Diamond and co never come over here. I've seen quite a few great performances mind you. Twisted Sisted, Europe, Hanoi Rocks, Scorpions, Helloween. I mention Europe, those guys are just fantastic, one of my favourite live bands.
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Elmofongo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5anLPw0Efmo
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darthspudius: Na man that pre-dated emo, they were still skater boys and nu metal kids then lol.
And this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=desJKYvdq9A

You know something is wrong when I would rather listen to Limp Bizkit than this, I mean at least Wes Borland is a good guitarist :P
Posted October 20, 2015
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Elmofongo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5anLPw0Efmo
I thought or [url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vfdDYkfj0-k]this is emo :P

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Elmofongo: And this?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=desJKYvdq9A

You know something is wrong when I would rather listen to Limp Bizkit than this, I mean at least Wes Borland is a good guitarist :P
I think they call it pop-punk or whatever :P
Post edited October 20, 2015 by bykowsky
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