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And One - Military Fashion Show
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I didn't even send it to you. And One - Enjoy The Unknown

Jimmy Eat World - Coffee And Cigarettes

Therion - To Mega Therion

I Hate Kate - Bed Of Black Roses

Edguy – Ministry Of Saints

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Rammstein – Engel

Keane - The Lovers Are Losing

I didn't even send it to you.

I listened to it myself. What, is that not allowed?!
Slayer - Threshold

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Cradle Of Filth - Nemesis

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Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine
Veg, you can listen to it.

Iron Maiden - Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son

Actually, there are examples of transitions from non-metal to metal and vice versa; In Extremo immediately comes to mind as an example of the former, and Kiske from Helloween as an example of the latter. Clapton, for example, played music ranging from hard rock (perhaps not metal, but metal didn't really exist back then) to blues and even almost pop pop music :)
And death and symphonic are not the biggest difference between subgenres; take, for example, gothic doom (like My Dying Bride) and some kind of folk like Korpiklaani...

Cradle Of Filth - Nymphetamine

The only Cradle of Filth song that really resonated with me. Although maybe I didn't listen to them properly)

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A chart on the topic, it made me smile. Although I don't agree with everything. And the alcohol chart is still cooler)

Yeah, the difference between Doom and Folk, in my opinion, is less than between Death and Symphonic.
Although it's still significant, yes.

The only Cradle of Filth song that really resonated with me. Although maybe I didn't listen to it properly.

I haven't been hooked yet, I only downloaded and listened to the album today. But at first glance, it's pretty good, it should be enjoyable, and Vega will definitely like it, in my opinion.

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Tom Araya from Slayer even sings with a harsher growl, maybe. Not in everything, of course, but in many songs.
And that growl that some Murmansk band used to cover Slayer wasn't very thrashy or powerful. But it was beautiful. It sounded like a Death scream. It was evil and aggressive, yes. I like that kind, but for a Slayer cover, something louder and more screaming would be better. At least like Ensiferum.

Theatres Des Vampires - 2001 Jubilaeum Anno Dracula

THIEVES - HOP, GARBAGE TRUCKS

Nah, Veg, your theater didn't really impress me.
Cradle might be more appealing.
Although, neither group is really in the mood right now.

Funeral For A Friend - Captains Of Industry

THIEVES - HOP, GARBAGE

Ugh, that's some trashy music.

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Hey, what are those broomstick songs you listen to called?

Bloodhound Gang - Altogether Ooky