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Norg 10-08-2014 01:01 AM

im a rapper and I would like to make a comment on the band SOAD


I think there ok they got a few good tunes .

Forward To Death 10-08-2014 03:06 AM

There's enough decent nu metal out there, but the problem is that it's almost a derisive term the same way that disco was in the 80s once the fad was over with. A lot of bands that are respected avoid the nu metal tag just because of the stigma involved with being labeled a "nu metal" band.

Janszoon 10-08-2014 03:24 AM

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Originally Posted by CoNtrivedNiHilism (Post 1494725)
I actually figured you weren't partial to it. But trust me. I will find something Janz!

There are some things I like about nu-metal—like its emphasis on rhythm and the fact that it eschewed the guitar wanking so common in a lot of metal that preceded it—and there is some nu-metal I enjoy—like Soulfly, early Korn and early Papa Roach—but even the stuff I like isn't exactly mind blowing and I find that I rarely listen to it these days.

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Originally Posted by CoNtrivedNiHilism (Post 1494725)
Am I the only one the thought Toxicity was rather mediocre and...boring?

I'm definitely with you there.

CoNtrivedNiHilism 10-08-2014 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Wpnfire (Post 1494741)
Well the leader for Korn would vehemently disagree with you about them not changing, and Linkin Park practically has no fans anymore because they no longer play the genre.

Nine basically said what I was going to about this. John was meaning that bands like his, and others that are still around that were once thought of, or are still thought of as nu-metal bands...how they supposedly changed their sound and aren't what should be called nu-metal anymore. John isn't an idiot...but he's not exactly a music guru either. Either way. Nu-Metal from its hay day years, it was stunted from the start. Not a lot of bands cared to sit their band apart from others in the genre. Got pretty boring.

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1494804)
There are some things I like about nu-metal—like its emphasis on rhythm and the fact that it eschewed the guitar wanking so common in a lot of metal that preceded it—and there is some nu-metal I enjoy—like Soulfly, early Korn and early Papa Roach—but even the stuff I like isn't exactly mind blowing and I find that I rarely listen to it these days.


I'm definitely with you there.

I agree man. But there are a lot of people here on the forum, and outside of the forum in our day to day lives that just say nu-metal had absolutely no good qualities about the genre. They're wrong but to each their own...

I listened to early Korn a lot, early Papa Roach a lot...I'd say that I don't really listen to a lot of either band anymore though, what with my change in taste of music as I got older. You ever listen to Simon Says? They were a diamond in the rough in my opinion, as far as a nu-metal band went. They had some neat little qualities to their music that most other nu-metal bands were oblivious to.

Norg 10-08-2014 09:45 AM

Nu metal never died its still going on even now in 2014 its just not called nu metal anymore its called just Rock or alt metal or rock :hphones:

The Batlord 10-08-2014 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Norg (Post 1494898)
Nu metal never died its still going on even now in 2014 its just not called nu metal anymore its called just Rock or alt metal or rock :hphones:

... or, "Hey! Look what I found for a dollar in the used bin!"

CoNtrivedNiHilism 10-08-2014 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by The Batlord (Post 1494899)
... or, "Hey! Look what I found for a dollar in the used bin!"

Where I'm from, I find Linkin Park records, SOAD records, Hoobstank records, Korn records, Adema records in $5 bins all the time.

Black Francis 10-08-2014 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by CoNtrivedNiHilism (Post 1494907)
Where I'm from, I find Linkin Park records, SOAD records, Hoobstank records, Korn records, Adema records in $5 bins all the time.

i would buy a Hoobastank one and just break it and walk out of the store.

That band was just awful and what a stupid name, Hoobastank. (ugh)

CoNtrivedNiHilism 10-08-2014 10:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Black Francis (Post 1494911)
i would buy a Hoobastank one and just break it and walk out of the store.

That band was just awful and what a stupid name, Hoobastank. (ugh)

They only ever had one or two songs that I didn't entirely hate. Aside from that. Yes, they were/are awful.

HellCell 10-08-2014 11:28 PM

Very opinionated folks. I know of Hoobastank, but they don't necessarily "irk" me like you guys.

Now if you brought up BrokenCyde, I can see where you're coming from.

Dylstew 10-12-2014 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Janszoon (Post 1494028)
Him not liking SOAD might just be case of him having good taste. He may like good metal if he's presented with it.

SOAD is like, one of the few nu metal bands I actually like.. The self titled debut is my favourite thing they did. I don't listen to much else by them, but I really like their first album.
I dunno, maybe it's because I'm 17, but still, I like it. My favourite Nu Metal band is Maximum the Hormone though, if you can call it that.

The band that got me into metal is Iron Maiden. I still prefer the Paul D'ianno era over Bruce Dickinson, probably because I heard it first. It also sounds a bit more punk-ish, and I love Punk. But I also like Bruce. Other than that, the big four got me into Thrash Metal.


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