Rap music and heavy metal isn't real music
Rap music and heavy metal isn't real music
fetisha
Why is heavy metal not real music? The bands write their own songs. They actually play their instruments. Like they are meant to be play. Lot of music out there is fake. Bad cover versions of songs. Playing along to samples done on computers. Boybands and Girlbands. They have the songs handed to them. Is all about how they look. Fabricated.
The Lovable Irish Rogue
I like some heavy metal but most of it can negative and I'm not too fond of the screaming and growling. Btw I'm glad they actually play intruments too. I was a big metal head in school and got so much hate
Country music is like emo music for farmers.
I hate how they make the inside of my ears itch, which is why i alway bring up my itches ears on here
I'm starting to think living on a farm or an island is the most peaceful way to live on earth in today' world.
Think the thing about Metal music today is that there are too many branches of it. What do I mean? Thrash metal. Death metal. Gore. Speed. All these other types just keep popping up. If we were to look around for actual heavy metal bands you might only find a small few who fit the bill. Likes of Iron Maiden and AC/DC. I am not a fan of the screaming kind of metal were you haven't got a clue what they are saying. May as well listen to a cat howl. I love my metal music. But what I listen to you can understand the singer. You can hear the words.
Nice one Kevin. LOL. Don't get me started on country music. Johnny Cash and it ends there. And some people don't even class him as been like those other annoying country singers. Singing about their dead sheep.
The Lovable Irish Rogue
The above is considered by some to be good music. It came out a few years ago, and people who are fans of this band are called Juggalos.
I mainly meant death metal cause its too much for me.
I am with you on that one. All they do is scream. Could be saying anything and we wouldn't have a clue. I don't class it as music at all.
The Lovable Irish Rogue
Not going to lie, LOVE IT:
http://www.businessinsider.com/trump...a-first-2018-6
I don't ever want to know anything personal about celebrities or artists. It ruins what they do for me, also they have a right to privacy.
*Fart noises*
"The president believes that we're America, and people can take it or leave it," the staffer said.
The first problem with this statement is that we are not "America." We live in the United States of America. "America" could apply to any nation in the western hemisphere from Canada to Chile. Why is Trump speaking for Chile? The second problem is that if Trump is what "we are," most people will leave it instead of taking it. Trump is increasingly showing the world that the US is too volatile of a place to be trusted to lead in keeping peace (Iran Deal, interloping in conflicts all over the globe, injecting ourselves into proxy wars), helping keep the global economy stable (G-7 Summit), or acting rationally to end decades-old conflicts we started (North Korea) and the US will increasingly be relegated to a position of irrelevance. Trump is undermining the US on pretty much every front possible, foreign and domestic. Yet some clap and cheer and love it because he "isn't Obama." Madness.
I'm with you, Kevin... I'm not a Trump fan at all. I actually didn't like him before he even started running for President. Still, I have close friends that voted for him, and think he is doing a good job too, and I do respect those friends, 100%. I do appreciate his positive outlook on North Korea. Sure, it is terrible the way their government treats their people, but we can't expect that to change overnight. Hopefully in time, things will get better over there...
I agree Chuck. I don't know, he had no political experience and wanted to drain the swamp and make america great again and lock her up etc ad nauseam. Maybe he is doing the best he can (but I doubt it).
Good to see you active on the forums. I will end this comment with the catlike creature flopping back and forth lol
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