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I don't care if you like it or not, but this song has been stuck in my head for a few days. This video is really ******, but the track I got from iTunes kicks ***.

The drumming in this song is amazing.

This has been stuck in my head .

When I visited my boyfriend, he played it in his car as we drove down the seafront , and it made me think of some kind of drunken demented mosquito buzzing around. As I hate mosquitoes with a passion, this bugged me, and I found myself humming the song all the way home on the train . Now, I actually like the track, although it's vastly different from my usual musical tastes . This is a shorter version of the track, the full one is about 5 minutes long , but essentially the same thing for an extra few minutes .

I used to be quite rocky when I was younger - full on mosh-pitting air guitaring madwoman. I once sprained my neck so badly while moshing that I had to have someone pull my arms to get me up from a lying position.

I wonder when I became calmer in my music tastes ... might have been something to do with having a kid, and most of my music containing expletives or violence got axed.

Slayer. Old Slayer.

Well damn

The only music I can speak about with any real knowledge whatsoever is from games. That said, you might want to try The Black Mages out. They are ostensibly metal. You might also enjoy Kamelot. Try finding The Black Halo and listen for a while. There is absolutely no screaming involved however, the singer's voice is almost ****** inducingly good.



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Ah ha! But you assume that all music within those genre's contains that type of vocal & point of focus. Let me put it this way:

I prefer rock-styled musical within the context of more aggressive technical performance from all instruments. Vocals need to be clear enough to understand the lyrical content without the clarity in such singers as James LaBrie. However, Dream Theater is a good example of what I like in music, due to it's technically challenging content (I am a musician, and thus respect technical ability when I hear/see it). However, I haven't cared much for their new releases since Scenes From A Memory released in '99. When I say I don't like the "kiddie" rock, I can't stomach the high-shrill attempt to scratch their voices with little talent and the straight-forward, non-technical stupidity that is the majority of their songs.

I also like vocalists in such music described above that mix their styles within a single tune. Such as Soilworks Björn "Speed" Strid who has a terrific clear vocal style and mixes that with a much more aggressive-yet-understandable growl that maintains tone & melody.

Izzat Amy-Wotsherface in your avatar Cody or have you expanded your sphere of avatarable females?

That's not the end of the world

This is the song that ends the earth.

Music threads or music spam threads?

I'm asking legitimately here. I wasn't aware of a general prohibition against music threads at Chez Alla.

In my mind, the prohibition is only against Driftwood making music threads.

Lastfm has a lot more variety and allows you to skip songs without a preset limit. Pandora draws people by it's aesthetics but that's all it has going for it.

I don't really care for this type of music, but Idiot Pilot and Story of the Year are about the only two that come to mind.

Your music preferences are probably what's limiting you, my iPod has about everything but country on it.

Anyways, I'll throw out three other bands that don't fit this style but you might want to try.

The Whigs, Wolf Parade, and The Dandy Warhols.