Interesting take...

I thought you were going to link to this.

Bert and Ernie go Brutal

Good heavy music:

Tool, of course, but if you want something heavier, listen to Meshuggah. Brilliant musicians, and as you can see on the clip, they don't take themselves too serious. Or why not Dillinger Escape Plan? Refused? None of these bands can be labeled metal, though.

But when my revolution comes, labeling music will be forbidden.

theleif

Uh dude, the only non-metal band in there is Refused.....

Tool is prog metal, Messugah has been thrown into many differnet metal subgenres (Apparently they experiment alot), and The Dillinger Escape Plan is the godfather of the math metal genre.

[QUOTE="theleif"]

Good heavy music:

Tool, of course, but if you want something heavier, listen to Meshuggah. Brilliant musicians, and as you can see on the clip, they don't take themselves too serious. Or why not Dillinger Escape Plan? Refused? None of these bands can be labeled metal, though.

But when my revolution comes, labeling music will be forbidden.

Thechaninator

Uh dude, the only non-metal band in there is Refused.....

Tool is prog metal, Messugah has been thrown into many differnet metal subgenres (Apparently they experiment alot), and The Dillinger Escape Plan is the godfather of the math metal genre.

Yeah, your right. For now. As i said, when my revolution comes, all this genrefication will be forbidden. You sir, are on notice!

Opeth are pretty mainstream among metal bands, highly appraised and relatively well known. One of the bigger names out there atmst1ckball

but how exactly does that make them bad? Their lyrics are phenominal, every intstrument is played with a passion, and a skill that far supasses any of this extrememe metal stuff.

I still don't get the "inhaling while talking" thing. Kind of creeps me out.aaaaarrrrggggg

When done correctly, and in moderation, they can add to a song.