where we at wit da shit we don't usually like, but do in some instances

[Riccardo Bosi]

Rap is dogshit but Eazy E fucking rules, shame he died of the COVID vaccine y'all

 

[Patrick O'Neal]

Poetry, opera, memes.

They have to be REALLY good to be good but when they are really good then they are really good.

 

[Not bad]

Wasn't Eazy E a nigger though?

 

[guest]

A lot of classical music is humdrum and could pass as elevator music but some good Mozart or Bach is transcendent and feeds the soul.

 

[Riccardo Bosi]

A lot of classical music is humdrum and could pass as elevator music but some good Mozart or Bach is transcendent and feeds the soul.

It's hack to say, but I like Beethoven the most because my mum could play the first 5-6 minutes of Moonlight Sonata. But the part past minute 9 is incredible. They say heavy metal is based in classical music and not the blues, and I'm inclined to agree.




And it was composed as he was deaf?

 

[Not bad]

It's hack to say, but I like Beethoven the most because my mum could play the first 5-6 minutes of Moonlight Sonata. But the part past minute 9 is incredible. They say heavy metal is based in classical music and not the blues, and I'm inclined to agree.




And it was composed as he was deaf?

On a surface level metal can sound like blues because of scale and tonality, but yeah, the song structure of metal is often more like classical than it's like modern pop and rock. The songs tend to evolve from beginning to end rather than just cycle between verse/chorus and then stop.

I think this mostly applies to death and black metal though. A Maiden song pretty much has the same structure as a Coldplay song.

 

[RobertMewler]

Poetry, opera, memes.

They have to be REALLY good to be good but when they are really good then they are really good.

I cried during La Boheme at The Met. Fawkin got me. It was my first opera too.

I walked out during the intermission of Madame Butterfly (I hated it so much).

Edit: What I mean to say, you can be at a 'classy' opera in a 'classy' joint but if you don't move me, I'm out. Same goes for poetry and art.

 

[Mc.Faggot]

gay porn

 

[Snake]

It's hack to say, but I like Beethoven the most because my mum could play the first 5-6 minutes of Moonlight Sonata. But the part past minute 9 is incredible. They say heavy metal is based in classical music and not the blues, and I'm inclined to agree.




And it was composed as he was deaf?

Wrong as always, kangaroo atalker. He was losing his hearing by the time he created this, but he wasn't fully deaf.

He was black btw.

 

[Riccardo Bosi]

On a surface level metal can sound like blues because of scale and tonality, but yeah, the song structure of metal is often more like classical than it's like modern pop and rock. The songs tend to evolve from beginning to end rather than just cycle between verse/chorus and then stop.

I think this mostly applies to death and black metal though. A Maiden song pretty much has the same structure as a Coldplay song.

The redpill about metal is that bands like Maiden actually stink. Black and death metal didn't originate the classical idea, either.

Sabbath did it, as did Deep Purple, Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer (Hell Awaits?), the list goes on. Cacophony did a better job of this than any death metal band, although I tend to agree that say, Burzum, etc, did a good job at adding to the idea.

 

[Riccardo Bosi]

Wrong as always, kangaroo atalker. He was losing his hearing by the time he created this, but he wasn't fully deaf.

He was black btw.

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Damn.

So whatchu saying is, Beethoven was the Eazy Muthafuckin E of his time.

Niggas gotsta know!

 

[Not bad]

The redpill about metal is that bands like Maiden actually stink. Black and death metal didn't originate the classical idea, either.

Sabbath did it, as did Deep Purple, Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer (Hell Awaits?), the list goes on. Cacophony did a better job of this than any death metal band, although I tend to agree that say, Burzum, etc, did a good job at adding to the idea.

They didn't originate it but I'd say they took it further and with more consistency. Orion by Metallica is a great example of the idea, but they also had a lot of stadium rock hook based songs. Not saying it's a bad thing since I like both types of music.

Bands like Incantation, early At the Gates, Morbid Angel and Emperor took the classical influence to a whole new level in the late 80s / early 90s though. And yeah Burzum too.

Speaking of Burzum, he pretty much explains the writing approach we're talking about in this video. Really cool.

 

[alkiefuck2]

musicals and stage-plays
i'm not a fag, genuinely man

 

[Not bad]

I listen to this a lot. It puts you in a good mood.

 

[satanssockpuppet]

The redpill about metal is that bands like Maiden actually stink.

I liked Iron Maiden better before Bruce Dickinson, back when they cranked out four or five minute bangers about stalking women, running from the law and killing people, as opposed to the 14 minute long, incredibly repetitious wankfests based on some ancient novel. It's a template...repeat this part eight times, repeat next part eight times, first solo, second solo and so on. A template can work, I mean every single Dio song is more or less the same. But Dio knew better than to go on and on for eight, nine minutes a song. Another example: that last Metallica album, which might have almost been good if they didn't go way out of their way to drag every single track out for nine minutes.

I'm not big on rock bands (or God help us, rappers) playing with orchestras, as it usually just ends up being foolish. The funniest one is when Kiss did it, because it was just so ludicrous.

 

[N64 Cube]

Wasn't Eazy E a nigger though?

Fully, with a capital N

 

[Smeckler's Powder]

I liked Iron Maiden better before Bruce Dickinson, back when they cranked out four or five minute bangers about stalking women, running from the law and killing people, as opposed to the 14 minute long, incredibly repetitious wankfests based on some ancient novel. It's a template...repeat this part eight times, repeat next part eight times, first solo, second solo and so on. A template can work, I mean every single Dio song is more or less the same. But Dio knew better than to go on and on for eight, nine minutes a song. Another example: that last Metallica album, which might have almost been good if they didn't go way out of their way to drag every single track out for nine minutes.

I'm not big on rock bands (or God help us, rappers) playing with orchestras, as it usually just ends up being foolish. The funniest one is when Kiss did it, because it was just so ludicrous.

Tommy Shaws orchestra bullshit was good

 

[Meownaw]

It's hack to say, but I like Beethoven the most because my mum could play the first 5-6 minutes of Moonlight Sonata. But the part past minute 9 is incredible. They say heavy metal is based in classical music and not the blues, and I'm inclined to agree.




And it was composed as he was deaf?

I go fawwwwkin deep with the Beethoven. Anytime this is used in a movie I clap and cheer in all the right places.