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I would really like to know your opinion on this matter, because I personally am tired of seeing young people in my city wearing t-shirts of bands like Amatory, Slipknot, Murderdolls, and the like. Is true metal really dead...? On the one hand, Metallica and Ozzy Osbourne are coming to town, but on the other hand, Daron Malakian and his band of misfits are coming at the same time. Manowar did come on April 7th, but those who were there know that they haven't been putting in the effort for a long time. The same goes for Aria, which is now just a commercial project aimed at making money. Only Master and Epidemia (in my opinion, this is still fantasy metal), which is now working on their second album, still bring joy. All that's left is to remember the times of Black Obelisk, Corrosion of Metal (before the album Sadism, when they didn't become national socialists), Black Coffee, Judas Priest, Motörhead, AC/DC, and others... P.S. Can anyone explain what's going on with Nightwish? Did the vocalist leave? P.P.S. And does anyone listen to KRUGER? "... Heavy Metal is more than a religion, it's the only way to live!! But the enemies of Metal, we can't forgive!!"

Listen to what you like and don't overthink such nonsense. :) Personally, I listen to electronic music, but judging by the inscriptions on t-shirts, electronic music doesn't even exist.

Have you seen the forums that are now dedicated to metal music? If not, take a look at THIS: http://www.landofthefree.fastbb.ru ... Just be prepared...

That's not true; I was coming home today and saw a guy on a scooter.

Metal forever! Let those who predict its demise be proven wrong!:cool: :D

That's not true, I was coming home today and saw a guy on a scooter.

You probably saw me :D

Probably not, although we live close enough – I’m in Aprelevka, near Troitsk, and I was there two weeks ago. I’m currently in Kolomna.

That's not true, I was coming home today and saw a guy on a scooter.

So, according to you, a scooter is metal? :D
Yes, if you really think so, then metal is definitely dead for you.

Actually, it's very much alive... it's just that now "metalheads" have moved away from the idea of wearing all black and having long hair.

According to you, is Scooter metal? :D
And if you really think so, then metal is definitely dead for you.

Actually, it's very much alive... it's just that now "metalheads" have moved away from the idea of wearing all black and having long hair.

You didn't quite understand what we were talking about. I said that if you judge by the inscriptions on t-shirts, then electronic music doesn't exist at all. Krueger then said that he saw someone wearing a Scooter t-shirt. That's all.

P.S. And Scooter has several tracks that are a mix of techno and metal :D

Metal was, is, and... might be in the future, as many are switching from metal to skins.

Actually, it's still alive... it's just that "metalheads" have moved away from the idea of wearing all black and having long hair.

Actually, there are still some like that. In our city, for example, there are many of them. They even have a hangout spot. So don't generalize :)

Actually, there are more of them. In our city, for example, there are many. They even have a hangout spot. So don't generalize :)

That's right, there are still many of them in Nizhny! I hang out with them in the aforementioned place.

There are a lot of rockers! But very few metalheads :(
Maybe it's because people believe in fairy tales less and less, or maybe it's because (metal) can be consumed, but we're not looking for it in the right place. It's just some nonsense.
My rebellious spirit has shifted from the Aryan style to DDT (but I think it might be age-related?).

I would give anything to go to a Metallica concert (but no one would take me).
Ah! Metal will live in our hearts!
And as for wearing different t-shirts, I usually wear just commercial logos of my workplace...

When it comes to hairstyles, they're also "metalheads," but of the black metal variety (like Cradle of Filth, Hypocrisy, Abyss, etc.). The music isn't bad, but the lyrics... Anyway, judging by your feedback, metal is alive and well! I'm very happy about that, and I'd like to have a beer with you. Anyone live near Moscow? We could arrange something. Also, I'm looking for a bassist; does anyone happen to know one?

And what if I, for example, don't drink beer ;) and don't drink alcohol at all?