freaking amazing or pure garbage???
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Freaking amazingly pure garbage?
Melodic changes, harmonics???Surf, are you nuts?
This is black sabbath and Rage against the machine, actual good bands with original sounds, put in a blender with a pint of crap and screamed by some dolt who evidently thinks death metal was a good sound.
Anyone notice, the striking similiarity of a small portion of that, sounding so similiar to the dance celebration scene in zion, from the matrix?
"Wow, guys, i got nothin original. How about we just sample a few riffs and stuff , string them together , and you just scream the lyrics; no-one will notice its sampled then, yeah. Any blow left?"
Genghis tron-thumbs down from this reveiwer.
Genghis Con more like.
interesting. death metal has cookie monster like growled vocals--this is not death metal---more like emo screamo grindcore techno with a metal edge if i had to define the sound. no doubt sampled sounding--keyboards and no drummer.
great observation regarding the matrix! given the name "tron" i don't doubt it.
believe it or not, its not easy doing vocals like that, in addition, that cat can really sing at times.
thanks for the feedback!
surf
speaking of screaming, here is the world's premier "screaming" coach with the top female death metal vocalist angela from "arch enemy". I still can't believe a woman can sound like this---
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Lol, i dont know what emo is, nor do i like the way every single "sound" has to be given its own name, to differentiate it from something virtually identical.
Still, you would kind of want to know berfore turning up at a concert, right!
"Oh, that band sucked!!!"
"What , you didnt know they were a neojuice podfunk khakinad modmetal kongotron boner band?"
"Uh, no. No, i didnt. They still sucked though."
No, its not easy to scream like that, but i just hate the sound-its not singing, to me, white noise at 120 decibels would be as meaningful or enjoyable, jmo of course.
Whoa there Mr stock, the mental aspect is important; its my conjecture, that the "performance" in the genghis tron OP clip is very much ABOUT therapy for the singer, the band.
How one could like that stuff, im not sure; you might notice, in that clip, the extent to which the handfull of audience was "getting into it", not much it seems.
I could tell you about a band, in a country town, doing the usual thing, went for a stage dive, and nobody knew what to do, the lead singer just went *splat* on the floor, people just milling around, "what the f**k was that?"
They may have heard of stagediving, but didnt beleive it, or know what to do. Maybe they just thought the band sucked, and collectively thought "hey, lets just NOT catch him", who knows.
Music is very personal, that's all there is too it.
As for enrico caruso, he may have been the best of his generation, or era , but even he was stuck with old material, a stifling tradition of opera.
Or, was the tradition the only thing that held its popularity?
Why are "greatest hits" of the 70's etc, still in existence, if not a vast personal requirement of the music itself, to reflect, somehow, on a persons life , familiarity, identification, or "tradition"?
Possibly too deep, i dont know.
How one could like that stuff, im not sure; you might notice, in that clip, the extent to which the handfull of audience was "getting into it", not much it seems.
I could tell you about a band, in a country town, doing the usual thing, went for a stage dive, and nobody knew what to do, the lead singer just went *splat* on the floor, people just milling around, "what the f**k was that?"
They may have heard of stagediving, but didnt beleive it, or know what to do. Maybe they just thought the band sucked, and collectively thought "hey, lets just NOT catch him", who knows.
Music is very personal, that's all there is too it.
As for enrico caruso, he may have been the best of his generation, or era , but even he was stuck with old material, a stifling tradition of opera.
Or, was the tradition the only thing that held its popularity?
Why are "greatest hits" of the 70's etc, still in existence, if not a vast personal requirement of the music itself, to reflect, somehow, on a persons life , familiarity, identification, or "tradition"?
Possibly too deep, i dont know.
why not just go to the source:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2006/09/060927-monkey-video.html
So you're asking if I have an opinion on some guy screaming his lungs out? No sir I don't. Perhaps I'd have an opinion on that teckno track if it wasn't for the guy screaming all over it.
