Metal enthusiasts unite

[Comrade Khan]

I don't think so, but i would argue it was at the very least considered extremely heavy for the time.

Personally, when it comes to rock that influenced metal, I usually list Deep Purple as the proto-metal band. Like obviously Sabbath n the likes were actual metal, but Deep Purple's MachineHead was very very heavy, technical, and the distortion was quite heavy in that era.

 

[Barry Poppins]

I don't think so, but i would argue it was at the very least considered extremely heavy for the time.

Personally, when it comes to rock that influenced metal, I usually list Deep Purple as the proto-metal band. Like obviously Sabbath n the likes were actual metal, but Deep Purple's MachineHead was very very heavy, technical, and the distortion was quite heavy in that era.

That's an interesting opinion.

If some folks can tell, I'm kinda into proto-metal and early Metal, like Black Sabbath, Deep Purple, Megadeth, Metallica, Iron Maiden, etc.

 

[3:10 to Booty]

Also I saw Maiden a few years ago and it was a hell of a fucking show. Bruce moves like a man in his 20s.


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[Comrade Khan]

I've seen Maiden a lot of times, and I can concur, Bruce is an absolute maniac

 

[Wolverine]

TBH, I really love the band Ghost, been listening to them since 2016. I misjudged them when I first saw images of the band, after reading that won a Grammy for Best Metal Performance for the song Cirice. I thought they would sound heavier and darker. Surprisingly, they blew my mind after I listened to some of their music. I care careless about the lineup changes over the years. They still rock with the music they've released. Here's some of my favorite songs outside the Prequelle album:

 

[Comrade Khan]

New black Dahlia Murder track, new album coming, LIT!!!!!

 

[Azyr]

one of my own songs. death thrash