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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
And we've already strayed from the topic...
Regarding the meaning of songs...
I think that almost all rock bands have songs with deep meaning and so on, but not all songs are like that. Some are just narrative, some are silly, but fun, etc.).
P.S. And also, if the music is fun, it doesn't mean that the lyrics are the same... I know many such songs.
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
These things can happen to anyone, both experienced veterans and young newcomers. (Hmm... I could have made it rhyme, but it would have been too crude.)
P.S. The topic has been closed. Enough with the off-topic chatter.
P.P.S. When I become a moderator, I'll delete everything.
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
I read somewhere that pop music has certain characteristics – frequently repeated words that are easy to remember, a simplified rhythm... In rock, the main thing is the meaning, not the ease of perception, as in pop. It seems that there are few real rock bands today. I sometimes listen to Linkin Park, but I'm not a fan. I like Rammstein more.
In principle, Linkin Park is probably Rapcore, right?
They still have a long way to go to become true Nu-metal.
Again, if I want metal, I listen to Rammstein; when playing shooters, I always crank up the volume. For something lighter, Linkin Park is good. And to relax, it's nice to listen to some old classics: "Kino," "Aria."
Well, in principle, Linkin Park is probably Rapcore, right?
They're still far from being true Nu-Metal.
It is a fusion of alternative metal and grunge with styles such as hardcore, industrial metal, rapcore, etc." Or "The grunge technique of 'calm-aggressive' is often used, meaning that in the verse, the music and vocals are calm, with great attention paid to the bass and vocals, and in the chorus, the vocals break into a scream, with heavy guitar riffs coming into play, although the opposite can also happen" or "Nu-metal/Rapcore
This genre was extremely popular in the first five to six years of the 21st century. It is a middle ground between nu-metal and rapcore. It has a softer sound than the classics and angry styles. The vocals contain a much higher percentage of hip-hop 'rapping,' usually inserted in the verses, but unlike pure rapcore, the usual vocals for the genre are also used. The most famous bands: Linkin Park (early), Limp Bizkit, P.O.D."
In principle, Linkin Park fits these definitions; they sing in this style, and they themselves said that their goal is to mix genres. But to call it pop music?)) Well, that's a stretch. There are some quite soft and calm songs on their latest album, but this seems to be an experiment, because in their previous albums, the music was heavier, and it's not necessary to scream in the choruses all the time.
And Rammstein's musicians are better than Linkin Park's.
God save us everyone
Will we burn inside the fires of a thousand suns...
But why pop music?)) You're really something.
"pop" (don't get me wrong).
Hmm, judging by the definition of nu-metal: "Nu-metal (from new metal) is a subgenre of alternative metal that emerged in the mid-1990s.
It is a blend of alternative metal and grunge with styles such as hardcore, industrial metal, rapcore, etc." Or "Very often, the grunge technique 'calm-sharp' is used, that is, in the verse, the music and vocals are calm, with great attention paid to the bass and vocals, and in the chorus, the vocals break into a scream, with harsh guitar riffs being used, although the opposite can also happen" or "Nu-metal/Rapcore
This genre was very popular in the first five or six years of the 21st century. It is a middle ground between nu-metal and rapcore. It has a softer sound than the classics and angry metal. The vocals contain a much higher percentage of hip-hop 'rapping,' usually inserted in the verses, but unlike pure rapcore, the usual vocals for the genre are also used. The most famous bands: Linkin Park (early), Limp Bizkit, P.O.D."
a subgenre of alternative metal
How? Do they play heavier? Well, that's their genre, what do they have to do with it? I tried listening to Rammstein, but it's just not for me, plus the lyrics are quite provocative, to put it mildly, and I don't really want to listen to songs like that, even if I don't understand them.
For example, Slipknot has a lot of swearing, but I somehow like listening to them.
What did I say in my post?
Well, you didn't understand me correctly.
I don't know where you got that definition from... but it's incorrect. Slipknot is an example of Nu-metal.
As the name suggests, it is characterized by a more powerful, aggressive approach to the overall sound. Chaotic and simple guitar riffs are almost universally used, with almost no solo moments. The music is very aggressive, with a faster tempo compared to other types of this genre. The most famous bands: Slipknot, Soulfly (especially later), Mudvayne, Ill Nino."
Nothing like that... Nu-metal is a subgenre of Metal, but not Alternative... Just like Heavy Metal.
The musicians are better.
For example, Slipknot has a lot of swearing, but I somehow enjoy listening to them.
God save us everyone
Will we burn inside the fires of a thousand suns...

