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rob_the_vile · 01-13-2006, 07:14 PM

i dont think honestly that metal has been over defined, bands need to use different ideas in order to stand out from others!

i dont even pretend to know the difference between gore metal and goregrind, but i can see that to people that are more into that type of music there must be!

for instace, i like pagan black metal, celtic black metal, black metal. viking black metal. symphonic black metal. to people that dont listen too a lot of black metal that may seem like over classification, but too me i know that if i buy a pagan black metal Cd ill be getting summat different than if i buy a celtic black metal cd or a symphonic black metal Cd

01-13-2006, 07:14 PM	#90 (permalink)
rob_the_vile Groupie Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Widnes Posts: 23	i dont think honestly that metal has been over defined, bands need to use different ideas in order to stand out from others! i dont even pretend to know the difference between gore metal and goregrind, but i can see that to people that are more into that type of music there must be! for instace, i like pagan black metal, celtic black metal, black metal. viking black metal. symphonic black metal. to people that dont listen too a lot of black metal that may seem like over classification, but too me i know that if i buy a pagan black metal Cd ill be getting summat different than if i buy a celtic black metal cd or a symphonic black metal Cd __________________ \m/