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CalStateTempe wrote:Is Metallica rock or metal?

They are getting a ton of run on the new "classic rock" station here in town, which I love by the way.

93.7 the river. I heartradio.

you're welcome.

Classic-ish heavy rock/early light metal is how I'd describe them

Whatever Metallica is they sure as hell ain't classic rock.

I know Wyo, right?

That's sad.

wyo-cat wrote:Whatever Metallica is they sure as hell ain't classic rock.

Yeah they're classic heavy rock. Early proto metal too like I said. But they fall under the umbrella.

CalStateTempe wrote:Is Metallica rock or metal?

They are getting a ton of run on the new "classic rock" station here in town, which I love by the way.

93.7 the river. I heartradio.

you're welcome.

80's Metallica is metal. 90's Metallica is hard rock.

classic metal.

Like Slayer. Or Nelson...

Megadeth is better than Metallica.

College football bores the shit out of me.

JMarkJohns wrote:Megadeth is better than Metallica.

I can't get past Mustaine. His voice. His face. His hair. His brain...

I just feel like he is sneering through every song.

EVCat wrote:

JMarkJohns wrote:Megadeth is better than Metallica.

I can't get past Mustaine. His voice. His face. His hair. His brain...

I just feel like he is sneering through every song.

He's musically superior, and his lyrics are socially, politically, religiously significant.

Symphony Of Destruction feels a lot like the current political rise for a certain real estate and media mogul.

Plus, I'd rather my hard rock/metal acts not make googly eyes for the camera. Metallica have whored themselves out for 2 decades now.

Metallica's latest album was their best since ...And Justice For All.

JMarkJohns wrote:

EVCat wrote:

JMarkJohns wrote:Megadeth is better than Metallica.

I can't get past Mustaine. His voice. His face. His hair. His brain...

I just feel like he is sneering through every song.

He's musically superior, and his lyrics are socially, politically, religiously significant.

Symphony Of Destruction feels a lot like the current political rise for a certain real estate and media mogul.

His politics are what sicken me the most. Dude backed Rick Santorum, for chrissake.

Own no metal. Just don't get it.

gumby wrote:Own no metal. Just don't get it.

Crunchy guitars rock.

gumby wrote:Own no metal. Just don't get it.

What about BABYMETAL?

BearDown89 wrote:

gumby wrote:Own no metal. Just don't get it.

Crunchy guitars rock.

Yes, unless that's a metal reference.

Heavy metal sucks. It's for listeners who may grow old but never evolve beyond the taste of 14 year-old white boys. But to each is own, so keep enjoying it.

I stopped listening to what I thought of as hard rock when I could no longer understand what they were singing.

There's no style of music that I don't like some of. It just depends how much I like.

Never really liked any big hair bands, but my least popular genre of music has to be modern country. The artists all look the same and sound the same.

Longhorned wrote:Heavy metal sucks. It's for listeners who may grow old but never evolve beyond the taste of 14 year-old white boys. But to each is own, so keep enjoying it.

Nonsense LH. My musical tastes have evolved plenty over the years, but crunchy guitars still rock.

Merkin wrote:Never really liked any big hair bands, but my least popular genre of music has to be modern country. The artists all look the same and sound the same.

Real country, on the other hand, is awesome.

BearDown89 wrote:

Longhorned wrote:Heavy metal sucks. It's for listeners who may grow old but never evolve beyond the taste of 14 year-old white boys. But to each is own, so keep enjoying it.

Nonsense LH.

BearDown89 wrote:My musical tastes have evolved plenty over the years, but crunchy guitars still rock.

The Rookie is the greatest baseball movie ever made.

The Natural.

Longhorned wrote:Heavy metal sucks. It's for listeners who may grow old but never evolve beyond the taste of 14 year-old white boys. But to each is own, so keep enjoying it.

I think you're confusing 80s hair bands with metal. There are dozens and dozens of styles of metal. It isn't all Poison and Cinderella and Motley Crue.

What's metal? Iron maiden, black Sabbath, Pantera, Judas priest, Slayer, Metallica, dio, anthrax, Megadeth, Motorhead, deep purple, etc?

NYCat wrote:What's metal? Iron maiden, black Sabbath, Pantera, Judas priest, Slayer, Metallica, dio, anthrax, Megadeth, Motorhead, deep purple, etc?

When I think of metal I think of groups like GWAR.

EVCat wrote:

JMarkJohns wrote:

EVCat wrote:

JMarkJohns wrote:Megadeth is better than Metallica.

I can't get past Mustaine. His voice. His face. His hair. His brain...

I just feel like he is sneering through every song.

He's musically superior, and his lyrics are socially, politically, religiously significant.

Symphony Of Destruction feels a lot like the current political rise for a certain real estate and media mogul.

His politics are what sicken me the most. Dude backed Rick Santorum, for chrissake.

He's weird now. I get it. His 80s/90s stuff was pre extremism.

azgreg wrote:The Rookie is the greatest baseball movie ever made.

No. I can name almost a dozen better than it right now.

Disneyfication of sports sucks all the actual life and beauty in the humanity and triumph or failure.

NYCat wrote:What's metal? Iron maiden, black Sabbath, Pantera, Judas priest, Slayer, Metallica, dio, anthrax, Megadeth, Motorhead, deep purple, etc?

That's all part of metal. Those groups are hard rock and early metal. But in the 30 years since then metal had spread out into dozens of genres. Death metal, black metal, hardcore, post hardcore, symphonic metal, folk metal, Scandinavian Viking metal, instrumental metal, grindcore, metalcore, alt metal, nu metal...

NYCat wrote:What's metal? Iron maiden, black Sabbath, Pantera, Judas priest, Slayer, Metallica, dio, anthrax, Megadeth, Motorhead, deep purple, etc?

Classic Metal
Sabbath
Priest
Motörhead
Deep Purple
Ozzy

Progressive Metal
Queensryche
Dream Theater
Tool
System Of A Down

Industrial/Goth Metal
Nine Inch Nails
Marilyn Manson

Crunchy Rock Metal
Misfits/Danzig*
Metallica
Early Guns/Roses
Pantera
Alice In Chains

Fantasy Metal
Dio
Iron Maiden

Prep Metal
Early Van Halen

Hair Metal
Motley Crew
Poison
Skid Row
Twisted Sister
WhiteSnake

Nu Metal
Korn
Slipknot
Pussifer

Rap Metal
Rage Against The Machine

Heavy Metal
Slayer
Megadeth
Anthrax
Mastodon

Thrash Metal

Scream Metal

Death Metal

Gore Metal
Canibal Corpse
Goatwhore
GWAR

Devil Metal
*Danzig

Don't forget GWAR.

Chicat wrote:Don't forget GWAR.

I have no idea where to put them. I never liked them. Probably in the same as Canibal Corpse?

That list is just those mentioned, those I like, those I remember, or those I felt I could categorize.

Don't forget groove metal, ambient metal and Djent

ASUhater has several other categories. Not sure I am authority enough to speak on Viking or his post or alt offerings.

GWAR is definitely Gore Metal. Or Gallagher Metal.

Chicat wrote:GWAR is definitely Gore Metal. Or Gallagher Metal.

I like the term Gallagher metal hahaha

Some Viking metal for ya. I can't get the embed code for the life of me though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re4TAtkvyRE" target="_blank

ASUHATER! wrote:Some Viking metal for ya. I can't get the embed code for the life of me though.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=re4TAtkvyRE" target="_blank

You have to go to the desktop version, and grab the embed code and then post it in the code wrap.

Listening to it, seems like that might fit in both my Progressive and fantasy categories.

wyo-cat wrote:The Natural.

If you read the book, you might not feel the same. Think it's a novelette, pretty short.

I prefer:
The Sandlot
Bad News Bears
Bang the Drum Slowly
Field of Dreams
Bull Durham

I think I have watched The Sandlot the most of all of those, and could watch it again tomorrow. More of a coming of age movie I think, where baseball is the main focus.

Merkin wrote:

wyo-cat wrote:The Natural.

If you read the book, you might not feel the same. Think it's a novelette, pretty short.

Despite the changeup it's still a much better baseball movie than The Rookie.

But the best baseball movie is Field Of Dreams. It's not even really debatable. You might be able to argue boxing, maybe even basketball (if you're counting documentaries, Hoop Dreams is damn good). But baseball has a top-3 that can't really be touched. Especially not by any Disney PG suck all the humanity out of life True Story.

No love for Major League?

UAEebs86 wrote:No love for Major League?

It's in my top-5 baseball films.

Probably 4.

JMarkJohns wrote:

Merkin wrote:

wyo-cat wrote:The Natural.

If you read the book, you might not feel the same. Think it's a novelette, pretty short.

But the best baseball movie is Field Of Dreams. It's not even really debatable. You might be able to argue boxing, maybe even basketball (if you're counting documentaries, Hoop Dreams is damn good). But baseball has a top-3 that can't really be touched. Especially not by any Disney PG suck all the humanity out of life True Story.

Kevin Costner is unwatchable. In anything.

I'm with Merk. The Sandlot is easily my favorite baseball movie of all time. It's one of those, like Pulp Fiction, A River Runs Through It or The Shawshank Redemption, that I would stop what I'm doing to watch from any point in the movie.

The Bad News Bears is a classic too.

1 - The Natural
2 - Bull Durham
3 - Major League
4 - Field of Dreams
5 - The Sandlot

6 - Moneyball
7 - Bad News Bears
8 - A League of Their Own
9 - Brewster's Millions
10 - The Rookie

I love auto-play videos that appear on every website you visit these days.

Just kidding.

97cats wrote:1 - The Natural
2 - Bull Durham
3 - Major League
4 - Field of Dreams
5 - The Sandlot

6 - Moneyball
7 - Bad News Bears
8 - A League of Their Own
9 - Brewster's Millions
10 - The Rookie

If documentaries count, Four Days In October gets into my top ten.