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Well, everyone has their own views on what constitutes a good melody. You can find melodic elements even in the most brutal death metal band. I like it when both elements are combined skillfully, which is why I don't like alternative music.
I mainly listen to metal. I have some favorite classical pieces. The usual "The Four Seasons" and "Peer Gynt." Sometimes I listen to jazz, but not any specific pieces. The same goes for country. From "true" chanson, I like Édith Piaf, although not enough to keep her songs on my playlist for long. From Pink Floyd, I only liked "Point Me in the Sky." I don't know the other bands you mentioned.
I agree that classical music, as a genre, is stronger than metal. I just like metal more. As for what's stronger than classical music, I can't think of anything.
In my opinion, "Metalla" reached its peak virtuosity in its first and third albums. It's not quite the same now. I wouldn't dare call Slayer and "Metalla" primitive, because these guys know how to work with rhythm and create well-structured compositions. Maybe I didn't understand you correctly. Immortal is just awful, in my opinion. I can't say anything about "Priest" and Motörhead; I somehow missed them.
By the way, since the opportunity has arisen, what kind of pop music is playing on your radio these days?
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The reason I'm asking is because of your statement that pop music isn't played everywhere.
I mainly listen to metal. I have some favorite classical pieces. The usual "The Four Seasons" and "Peer Gynt." Sometimes I listen to jazz, but not any specific pieces. The same goes for country. From "true" chanson, I like Édith Piaf, although not enough to keep her songs on my playlist for long. From Pink Floyd, I only liked "Point Me in the Sky." I don't know the other bands you mentioned.
I agree that classical music, as a genre, is stronger than metal. I just like metal more. As for what's stronger than classical music, I can't think of anything.
In my opinion, "Metalla" reached its peak virtuosity in its first and third albums. It's not quite the same now. I wouldn't dare call Slayer and "Metalla" primitive, because these guys know how to work with rhythm and create well-structured compositions. Maybe I didn't understand you correctly. Immortal is just awful, in my opinion. I can't say anything about "Priest" and Motörhead; I somehow missed them.
By the way, since the opportunity has arisen, what kind of pop music is playing on your radio these days?
2 kj1313
The reason I'm asking is because of your statement that pop music isn't played everywhere.
Step aside from the way of a better man than you
So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you
Its the servants devotion for the decay
Stand up
There are no flowers on your grave
There are no chains
There I keep chanting for the forgotten name © Amorphis
So you fall at his feet hes the one who betrays you
Its the servants devotion for the decay
Stand up
There are no flowers on your grave
There are no chains
There I keep chanting for the forgotten name © Amorphis