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Started 3 years ago by RebelYellEasyRider
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I believe there is a metal subgenre for all other types of music, if someone points out a genre of music that has not been morphed with metal, then i will bow my head in shame.

Posted 3 years ago #
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Do you have some examples of the metal morphed subgenre's that you are thinking of?

I've never heard Jazz-Metal for example?

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Posted 3 years ago #
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Yea that might help as right now my mind is mush and its a little hard to try and translate that into anything my mind will compute right now.

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"I believe there is a metal subgenre for all other types of music, if someone points out a genre of music that has not been morphed with metal, then i will bow my head in shame."
- RebelYellEasyRider

Okay, since that sounded like a challenge, I'll play along and give it my best shot. These three came to mind:
Opera
Christian
and
Polkas

Posted 3 years ago #
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Opera = Symphonic Metal = Nightwish
Christian = Christian Metal = Stryper
Polka = Songs in various metal genres = Buckethead
Jazz = Jazz Fusion = no bands found as of yet

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I mean metal subgenres such as Rap Metal, Country Metal, Southern Metal, etc

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Hm. Different kinds of trance and techno? : p Trance, hardstyle, techno, hardcore techno, hands up. I dont think I have ever heard that : p I think I have heard metal mixed with some kind of rave, but never heard the others.

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Nu Metal, many metal songs and various remixes using metal songs = Disturbed, Slipknot, etc used rave/techno parts in their songs

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Hm. What about hardcore techno? Like nightcore. Or hardstyle.

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RebelYellEasyRider
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Techno is techno, whether hard or soft or whatever. Techno is a genre, hardcore techno is a subgenre. I said genres.

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Reggae

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hmmm.. the closest thing to techno is probably industrial metal, which uses alot of computerized sound effects. Dunno about Reggae, though...

What about Swing (Frank Sinatra) , bigband (Buddy Rich), and Acoustic, huh? R&B (classic , and not the whiny kind like usher) Motown (The Supremes, Temptations), ska (Oingo Boingo, The Beat), doo-wop (Chubby Checker, The Cadets) and Barbershop...

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Acoustic is done by many Metal bands, especially Ballads.
Motown and Ska = a tribute band called Metalliska
Barbershop is probably parodied.
R&B is one of the base genres in many music styles.
Swing and big band have been parodied.
Reggae has been done by a band called Skindred.

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sorry, bro. unless you can provide a name of a band who does the specific genres I've listed, I wouldn't believe these genres have been done or at the very least, "parodied" by a metal band.

oh yeah... and here's an easy one : bubblegum pop.

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the fuck is bubblegum pop?

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dude... seriously? It's a genre of music that has rock influences (well, sorta. more on the 60's- 80's) and are teen/kid friendly. Funny thing is, even Bon Scott (AC/DC) started from a bubblegum pop band. well, here's an early example...

as for new examples, more like teeny bopper music. (90's = Boy Bands. 21's century = disney channel bullshit)

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There we go then, you answered your own question. Bon Scott must have brought some bubblegum pop influences into AC/DC.

Posted 3 years ago #
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OK this is a cool Challenge....
Well you got Cherakee ( That would be Indian Music ) Mixed with Metal Now that would Be so cool
Onther one would be like a Metal Jazz or Mixed in with Country... Or may-b Mixed in with soul...
But them or some Good Ideas for ya

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"OK this is a cool Challenge....
Well you got Cherakee ( That would be Indian Music ) Mixed with Metal Now that would Be so cool
Onther one would be like a Metal Jazz or Mixed in with Country... Or may-b Mixed in with soul...
But them or some Good Ideas for ya "
- RattelSnake

Cherokee = Rebel Meets Rebel - Cherokee Cry or Anthrax - Indians
Jazz Fusion = Metal Jazz
Country Metal = Rebel Meets Rebel
Soul has been used in many songs

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I just have to disagree with you about Bon Scott bringing bubblegum pop influences into AC/DC.. But, hey! Why don't you be the judge? (he's the backing vocals)

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The harmony between Bon Scott and the other singers is an obvious example

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