Rank Me I'm Famooz

Rank Me I'm Famooz
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# Posté le jeudi 11 juin 2009 05:27

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Styles musicaux : Metal / Metalcore / Hardcore / Progressive / Numetal / Crossover / Blackmetal / Deathmetal / Thrashmetal / Industrial / Grindcore / Altmetal / Gothic / Speedmetal / Powermetal / Punk / Emo ^^




Mes groupes préf :::

A :
- Aborted (Brutal Death Metal)
- AC/DC (Hard Rock)
- Adema (Néo Metal)
- After Forever (Metal Gothique Symphonique)
- American Head Charge (Néo/Indus Metal)
- Amon Amarth (Death/Viking Metal)
- Amorphis (Death Metal Progressif) X
- Anorexia Nervosa (Black/Death Symphonique)
- A Perfect Circle (Heavy/ Punk/Hardcore/New wave)
- Apocalyptica (Heavy Metal Symphonique)
- AqMe (Néo Metal/Rock)
- Arch Enemy (Death Metal Mélodique)
- As I Lay Dying (Metalcore Mélodique/Emocore)

B :
- Behemoth (Brutal Black/Death Metal)
- Black BomB Ä (Hardcore/Crosover)
- Born From Pain (Metal/Hardcore)
- Bullet For My Valentine (Néo/Emo Metal)

C :
- Caliban (Hardcore/Metalcore)
- Cannibal Corpse (Death Metal Gore)
- Cataract (Metal/Hardcore)
- Children Of Bodom (Death/Power/Thrash/Black Metal Mélodique)
- Chimaira (Metalcore/New Wave Of American Heavy Metal)
- Cradle Of Filth (Black/Death Symphonique)

D :
- Dagoba (Power/Indus Metal)
- Damageplan (Power Metal)
- Dark Tranquillity (Death Metal Mélodique)
- Darktrhone (Trve Black Metal)
- Deftones (Néo Metal)
- Deicide (Death Metal Extrème)
- Devil Driver (Thrash/Death/Hardcore)
- Dimmu Borgir (Death/Black Metal Symphonique)
- Dir En Grey (Heavy/Japan Metal/Visual Kei)
- Disarmonia Mundi (Néo Death Metal Mélodique)
- Disturbed (Néo Metal)
- Dream Theater (Heavy Metal Progressif)
- Drowing Pool (Groove Metal)

E :
- Eluveitie (New Wave Of Folk Metal)
- Emperor (Black Metal Symphonique)
- Epica (Gothic Metal Symphonique)
- Eths (Néo/Brutal/Hardcore)
- Evanescence (Néo/Gothic Metal/Rock)

F :
- Fear Factory (Indus Metal)
- Finntroll (Folk Metal)

G :
- Gojira ("Gojiresque" Metal)
- Gorgoroth (True Black Metal)

H :
- Hatebreed (Hardcore/Metal)
- HateSphere (Old-school Thrash Metal)
- H.I.M. (His Infernal Majesty) ("Love" Metal)
- Hypocrisy (Death Metal Mélodique)

I :
- Immortal (Brutal Black Metal)
- In Flames (Néo Death Metal Mélodique)
- Iron Maiden (Heavy Metal)

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K :
- Kataklysm (Death Metal)
- Killswitch Engage (Metalcore Mélodique)
- Ko?n (Underground/Néo Metal)
- Korpiklaani (Folk Metal)

L :
- Lacuna Coil (Néo/Gothic Metal Symphonique)
- Lamb Of God (Thrashcore)
- Lordi (Hard Rock)

M :
- Machine Head (Power/Thrash Metal)
- Malice Mizer (Gothic Rock/Japan) X
- Marilyn Manson (Indus/Electro Metal)
- Marduk (Black Metal)
- Mayhem (Black Metal)
- Megadeth (Power/Thrash Metal)
- Meshuggah (Thrash/Death/Groove Metal Technique)
- Metallica (Heavy/Thrash Metal)
- Moi Dix Mois (Gothic/Japan Rock/Visual Key)
- Moonspell (Dark/Gothic Metal)
- Mortiis (Electro Metal)
- Mudvayne (Néo Metal)
- Murderdolls (Néo/Heavy/Glam Metal)
- Mushroomhead (Dark/Electro Metal)
- My Chemical Romance (Metal Underground/Rock)

N :
- Napalm Death (Grindcore/Death Metal)
- Nightwish (Gothic/Heavy/Speed Metal Symphonique)
- Nile (Brutal Death Metal)
- Norther (Death Metal Mélodique)

O :
- Opeth (Black/Death/Heavy)
- Otep (Néo/Brutal Metal)

P :
- Pain (Indus Metal)
- Pantera (Power Metal)
- Passenger (Néo/Pop Metal)
- Pleymo (Hard Rock/Rapcore/Néo Metal)

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R :
- Rammstein (Indus/Electro Metal)
- Rob Zombie (Alternatif/Heavy Metal)
- Rotting Christ (Black/Death/Dark)

S :
- Samael (Dark/Electro Metal)
- Sepultura (Thrash/Death Metal)
- Slayer (Heavy/Thrash Metal)
- SlipKnoT (Néo/Grind/Death/Hardcore Metal)
- Soilwork (Néo Death Metal Mélodique)
- Sonata Arctica (Power Metal Mélodique)
- Soulfly (Thrash/Tribal Metal)
- Static X (Néo/Indus/Electro)
- Stone Sour (Hard Rock/Metal)
- System Of A Down (Néo Metal/Gloovy/Fusion)

T :
- The Haunted (Néo Thrash Metal)
- Tool (Dark/Indescriptible Metal)
- Trivium (Néo/Thrash Metal/Metalcore Mélodique)

U :
- Unearth (Metalcore)
- Undercover Slut (Glam Metal)

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W :
- Wednesday 13 (Horrorcore/Heavy Metal)
- Within Temptation (Gothic Metal Symphonique)

X :
- Xandria (Gothic Metal) X



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# Posté le mardi 05 mai 2009 07:17
Modifié le vendredi 22 mai 2009 11:27

What's Your StyLe !$ ???




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# Posté le mardi 05 mai 2009 07:07

What Is Emo ?

What Is Emo ?
Well most people would consider it punk with emotion is what we would call
the classification of a new rising way of feeling your inner self
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Close enough to punk and rock Emo is now know for it's more emotional state of mind. Instead of the anger hard-core way of expressing one-self , Emo (short for emotional) has taken a new tole on the twentith century of expressing yourself. From the music with strong emotion and feeling, unlike hard rock or this is more of an alternative way to let your feeling be known.Emo is not only a classification or a type of music it's also taken over the way one expresses themself by dressing. It includes the tighter fiting pants to the dyed-black or dark hair with it covering your face. The longer hair in front with the spikes in the back is also a more Emo- or emotional look to dressing. Emo is also being known as for the hot emo guys and emo girls kissing. From pictures all on the web to the music videos. Hot emo girl to girl and well as hot emo guy to guy is becoming more and more adventurous and more open concluding; Emo meaning being comfortable with oneself. Its a more direct way of altering the feelings one has without words, just emotion.

Some say music is not a type of music. That it is more of a fashion and a way of feeling, hence the emotional. Just recently people have been considering emo to be a genre or music.. Taking back Sunday is one of the many bands people consider to be emo.



Wondering why everyone hates emo?
Not all emo people are cry babies or sucidial. Many emo kids come from families which are having serious issues whether it being money issues or what have you
# Posté le mardi 05 mai 2009 06:52

A brief guide to Goth

A brief guide to Goth

What is goth?


Goth is an alternative subculture; it is both a style of music and a fashion, like Punk. People who listen to the music don't necessarily dress in the style, and people who look like Goths don't necessarily like the music either - a lot of metal fans have adopted the goth look, making for a great deal of confusion.

However, on the rare occasion that someone looks like a goth and likes goth music, chances are they're actually a goth.

Especially if they deny it.


Where did the name come from?


The name originally came from a Germanic tribe (ie the Goths). The Romans regarded them as barbaric and uncultured, much like the Vandals. "Gothic" was later applied to a style of medieval architecture by critics who regarded it as similarly barbaric and uncultured (something similar happened with the term "Vandal"). The term was later applied to a late 18th/early 19th century style of literature which had a fascination with death and the supernatural.

The term "Gothic" was first applied to the music which is now considered "goth" in about 1979

Later on, the term "Goths" or "Gothic Punks" was applied to fans of the music, particularly those that had the gothic look.



What is the "Gothic Look"?



The early Goths looked similar to punks, except that the predominant colors were black for hair & clothing (with the occasional outburst of white, red or purple) and silver for jewelery. Thus they had ripped clothing, and even mohicans, though the "Goth Mohican" was usually black and much wider than the punk version (shaved at the sides only). They also tended to spout a lot of fishnet (more usually on the arms for men) and had a distinctive style of makeup, with very white faces and lots of black eyeliner (for both men and women). Hair was usually dyed black, crimped and back combed.

At first the hair was usually fairly short for men, back combed up, but by the mid-to-late eighties long black hair became fashionable and it's now more usual to see hair long & down than shaved at the sides & spiked up. Makeup remains an integral part of the look, but clothing has diversified so that some now wear clothes influenced by 18th or early 19th century styles whilst others wear PVC, leather & fishnet. (crushed velvet tends to be another goth favorite). And some of them wear both, though not usually at the same time. Black and white remain the predominant colors, with red or purple still making an appearance. Distinctive fabrics tend to be silk, crushed velvet, leather & PVC.

What does Goth music sound like?



The first goth music grew out of punk, and some of the early bands were very
lively, characterized by tribal drumming. Things changed in the mid-eighties, mainly due to the rise of the Sisters of Mercy, probably the most well-known goth band. The Sisters were characterized by deep vocals, simple yet prominent baselines, and simple drum machine rhythms. Unfortunately they came to typify the "Goth Sound" and too many later bands followed their example.

Later on, there was some crossover with the Industrial scene, and a lot of bands now use electronic sounds as well as the archetypal guitar/bass/drum machine/vocals.

In the late 90s, "cybergoth" became very popular, essentially a mix of goth-style vocals with a dancey backing. Whether this is a sub genre of goth, a sub genre of industrial, or a mixture of both is a vexed question, but overall the scene seems to lean more towards the industrial side of things.

There is also a fair bit of "ambient" goth, characterized by subtle instrumentation and haunting female vocals.

Lyrically, goth tends to be on the doomy side- dark lyrics and a doomy sound are fairly typical of most (but not all) goth these days.




There were two main influences on goth fashion: bands and the Batcave.

Bands

The main influences here were probably Bauhaus, Siouxsie and the Cure. Other bands were influential later, but in the early period these three bands defined the goth look. Not only were they seen live, and occasionally on television, but pictures of Siouxsie, Pete Murphy, Daniel Ash and co appeared quite regularly in the music press and on their records. Any striking look will attract imitators and Siouxsie in particular spawned a host of clones- in fact she has claimed, with considerable justification, that she invented the goth look, at least for women.

The Batcave

Obviously, individual Bauhaus and Banshees fans were already looking "goth" before the Batcave opened, but the Batcave can probably be held responsible for turning the goth look into a "fashion" as such- it got a lot of exposure in the press, pictures were seen by people around the country and the basic style was copied. Specimen and Alien Sex Fiend, both Batcave bands, were also very influential in the developmdent of the goth look (in particular, Jonny Slut from Specimen- there is a large section in Mick Mercer's Goth Rock book about that).

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# Posté le mardi 05 mai 2009 06:41

PunK

Goth evolved from punk. Most of the important early goth (or "gothic") bands - the Banshees, Joy Division, UK Decay- had at one point been punk bands, and something of the spirit of punk passed into the early goth movement.

By 1981, British punk had devolved into two main groups: Oi! and the anarcho movement centred around Crass. Neither side had much to offer musically, and some journalists looked to rising goth bands like Southern Death Cult as keeping the spirit of punk alive. Hence the tag Positive Punk which was applied to some of these bands.

Musically, many of the early goth bands differed from punk in that they'd discarded the use of buzzsaw guitars, instead using tribal drums with shards of guitar thrown over the rythm section. The lyrics and imagery were also changing, tending towards the dark and morbid rather than the straightforward and political. However, there was no clear dividing line, and many of the early goth bands played with and/or shared labels wirth punk bands.

From a fashion point of view, goth still shared much in common with punk, particularly as regards spiky hair, ripped clothing and mohawks (though the classic goth mohawk tended to be black and a lot wider). Since the Banshees were for a while still regarded as a punk band, the "Siouxsie-clone" look was by no means restricted to proto-goth girls, and a lot of the early gig-going crowd looked a lot more punk than goth.

As regards contacts between the subcultures, for a long time goth was part of punk, and it was a while before it became a subculture in itself rather than a subdivision of punk. After about 1983, however, goth had emerged as a separate subculture and became increasingly separate from punk in both music and style.

As a snapshot of the punk scene at the time, here's a couple of quotes from Abbo of UK Decay in US magazine Flipside in April 1981:





Al: How is the audience for you and the bands you play with?

Abbo: Well Crass have a very heavy punk audience, Killing Joke is slightly more sophisticated, a lot of poseurs you might say - can't really tell what kind of an audience us and Killing Joke draw, its a mix between hardcore punks, normal punks, straights, hippies, trendy punks... In London there's still a really good punk scene, there's a lot of places that are really tuned in, other places it's dead.

Abbo: Yeah we used to be very pacifistic, but now only in our views on war and stuff, it's basically impractical to be a pacifist - you've got to get off your ass and do something about it... We can't even play in our hometown because we are associated with punk, smaller bands get away with it if they keep it low key, we try to, but in London there's always a place to play, if one place closes down there's always another opening up.

Al: There are a lot of punk factions...

Abbo: Oh yeah, there's the Spandau Ballet/Stray Cats type of bands, Adam and the Ants, there's us, Theatre of Hate, Wasted Youth (not L.A.'s) bands on a different level, then there's the Cockney Rejects, Sham, Upstarts...

Spon: Football, Oi Oi bands...

Abbo: Totally three factions that don't mix. Over here we've been playing with the hardcore punk bands, which is strange.

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# Posté le mardi 05 mai 2009 06:48