Mar 19·1 reply
iiii I ET Soldier
type s***
Mar 19OPIUM SPICEi think its cuz they call it DS which also stands for d***-sucking and some baddie narrates it? so they be fantasizing about bagging latinas
Figured this was the case. That’s why they’re too afraid to answer.
- Mar 19·2 replies
ofc i fw metal
Mar 19·1 replyOPIUM SPICEofc i fw metal
!https://youtu.be/kXYiU_JCYtU?si=1k0y4S10bNc7oRcIUgh.
- Mar 19·1 replyOPIUM SPICE
type s***
great vocals from doja at the end of that performance but im crine
- Mar 19·1 replyiiii I ET Soldier
great vocals from doja at the end of that performance but im crine
doja can do it all
- Mar 19OPIUM SPICE
doja can do it all
- Mar 19·1 replyPazuzu Artist
Ugh.
I think they beat nirvana
- Mar 19·2 repliesOPIUM SPICE
ofc i fw metal
!https://youtu.be/kXYiU_JCYtU?si=1k0y4S10bNc7oRcII dont think this is metal
@RVI - Mar 19iiii I ET Soldier
I think they beat nirvana
Sad, but I love Wes as well.
Mar 19·1 replyOPIUM SPICEwhen & where
now on the kitchen table
- Mar 19iiii I ET Soldier
I dont think this is metal
@RVInumetal
- Mar 19·1 replyFBG LIIIIT
now on the kitchen table
!!!!
rvi 🐸Mar 19·3 repliesiiii I ET Soldierobviously hard rock doesnt have the same riffs and drums at times but I've seen people conflate the two hella @RVI
heavy metal usually:
- way less blues influence
- turns focus on riffs up to the max
- often faster
- more distorted
- darker lyrics, or ones related
- sometimes has more epic feeling
- more complex and technically demanding
hard rock:
- still a lot of blues influence
- more focus on groove
- moderate tempo
- still has riffs but its not just a nonstop barrage of riffs like metal
- can have very poppy choruses and more accessible in general
- lyrics more about partying or s***or love
a ton of things fall into both categories though. not mutually exclusive at all, theyre like sister genres. and a lot of music from either category breaks a few of those 'rules'
scene/fashion also has to do with it. metal has more of its subculture, hard rock had the mainstream
also more confusing because they called heavier hard rock "heavy metal" back in the early 70s before the metal genre really formed. so youll still see things occasionally described as metal when theyre really not
- Mar 19rvi
heavy metal usually:
- way less blues influence
- turns focus on riffs up to the max
- often faster
- more distorted
- darker lyrics, or ones related
- sometimes has more epic feeling
- more complex and technically demanding
hard rock:
- still a lot of blues influence
- more focus on groove
- moderate tempo
- still has riffs but its not just a nonstop barrage of riffs like metal
- can have very poppy choruses and more accessible in general
- lyrics more about partying or s***or love
a ton of things fall into both categories though. not mutually exclusive at all, theyre like sister genres. and a lot of music from either category breaks a few of those 'rules'
scene/fashion also has to do with it. metal has more of its subculture, hard rock had the mainstream
also more confusing because they called heavier hard rock "heavy metal" back in the early 70s before the metal genre really formed. so youll still see things occasionally described as metal when theyre really not
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- Mar 19OPIUM SPICE
!!!!
👉👈
- rvi 🐸Mar 19·1 replyiiii I ET Soldier
@RVI is there a certain type of rock/metal that's your favorite in particular?
rock:
psychedelic rock
hard rock
alternative/indie rockmetal:
death metal
black metal
heavy metal - Mar 19·1 replyrvi
heavy metal usually:
- way less blues influence
- turns focus on riffs up to the max
- often faster
- more distorted
- darker lyrics, or ones related
- sometimes has more epic feeling
- more complex and technically demanding
hard rock:
- still a lot of blues influence
- more focus on groove
- moderate tempo
- still has riffs but its not just a nonstop barrage of riffs like metal
- can have very poppy choruses and more accessible in general
- lyrics more about partying or s***or love
a ton of things fall into both categories though. not mutually exclusive at all, theyre like sister genres. and a lot of music from either category breaks a few of those 'rules'
scene/fashion also has to do with it. metal has more of its subculture, hard rock had the mainstream
also more confusing because they called heavier hard rock "heavy metal" back in the early 70s before the metal genre really formed. so youll still see things occasionally described as metal when theyre really not
I think the last bit of the post is what trips me up
because they call things that dont seem very metal as such
- rvi 🐸Mar 19OPIUM SPICE
u think id fw metal? @rvi
p not
- Mar 19·1 replyrvi
rock:
psychedelic rock
hard rock
alternative/indie rockmetal:
death metal
black metal
heavy metaldefinitely more familiar with rock in comparison to metal
- rvi 🐸Mar 19·1 replyiiii I ET Soldier
I have to just trust google on this, but I dont think I have that much
black sabbath ofc because ya, but we've spoken about king gizzard b4 and one of their albums is under the label "stoner". mastodon has an album under that label too so idk
doom metal is basically like if they decided to get heavier by slowing it down instead of speeding it up
- Mar 19rvi
doom metal is basically like if they decided to get heavier by slowing it down instead of speeding it up
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- Mar 19
D**** got me numb;
Love got me numb. - rvi 🐸Mar 19iiii I ET Soldier
I dont think this is metal
@RVImaybe not quite but still a bit. and some linkin park def is metal
- Mar 19·1 replyrvi
heavy metal usually:
- way less blues influence
- turns focus on riffs up to the max
- often faster
- more distorted
- darker lyrics, or ones related
- sometimes has more epic feeling
- more complex and technically demanding
hard rock:
- still a lot of blues influence
- more focus on groove
- moderate tempo
- still has riffs but its not just a nonstop barrage of riffs like metal
- can have very poppy choruses and more accessible in general
- lyrics more about partying or s***or love
a ton of things fall into both categories though. not mutually exclusive at all, theyre like sister genres. and a lot of music from either category breaks a few of those 'rules'
scene/fashion also has to do with it. metal has more of its subculture, hard rock had the mainstream
also more confusing because they called heavier hard rock "heavy metal" back in the early 70s before the metal genre really formed. so youll still see things occasionally described as metal when theyre really not
way less blues influence
Out.
