This is gonna blow your mind. The music that your parents referred as oldies (70s, mostly 80s music) when You were a kid were more recent at the time than music that You listened to in the late 90s and 00s.
@@Ghashlord I had this revelation a year or 2 ago. I am 47. Back then their stuff already seemed so old. Already on the "oldies" station. Man time flies.
I know what you're saying. I also like the sonics of the higher registers. Don't get me wrong, I love a good Drop E 0-0-1-0 riff but I find it's often quite muddy and undefined compared to that tightness and melody you can really hear in tunings like Drop C# and Drop D. I also find playing a 6 string more pleasing for me personally. I have 7 string that I sometimes play in G# standard, but I always find myself spending more time playing in D# standard or Drop C# with my 6 string.
I thought you will play these Metalcore riffs from those years: 1- Rose Of Sharyn by Killswitch Engage from 2004. 2- Ronald by Falling In Reverse from 2024. Both are my favorite Metalcore bands in this year 2024 🇨🇱🤘🎸🔥.
Both are great and Termina kicks ass! You have the best metal drummer right now playing with u and makes it even better! Also Andy’s vocals are brutal af and of course you’re a genius playing guitar and all the different styles u can play and come up with some amazing riffs and ideas! I’m glad you’re finally getting the recognition cuz you’ve been doing this for a long time and been following u since almost the beginning! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Yeah very funny ha ha. Riffs still do exist today, in fact they are even more powerful and heavier than ever before, since a 7-string or even 8-string guitar creates much more powerful riffs than a standard 6 string guitar And there are still Melodic Metalcore bands today too, in fact even "Ambient" or *"a t m o s p h e r I c"* Metalcore, which lifts the sound to a much higher Level than ever before. Just because you don't know good examples today, doesn't mean they don't exist. It just means you didn't dig deep enough. Granted, they are not easy to find because they are more in the underground scene, but they do exist.
@@RockandMetal-u9x I was just joking, my favourite album of all time is from 2016 and there's more riffs in that one album that some bands discographies. Also they use 6 strings tuned up, not down. Tuning and guitar strings mean nothing if you have good riffs.
@@henrywalton5967 that's just your own personal preference then, but I (and many others) like heavy and groovy Metallic riifs, so there's nothing wrong with that. I don't know what band you're talking about exactly but if hey tuned higher than E standard? then it would be hardy Metal at that point, if at all. I guess at that point it's more of a Progressive Rock rather than actually Metal. Again, not knowing who the band is I can only draw some vague conclusions
@@RockandMetal-u9x I mean one of my absolute favourite bands is.fear Factory and they have been using B and A tuning since the 90's and some of the newer albums have 8 strings too. The band I was referring to is Vektor, all their albums are in F standard. Check out the the album Terminal Redux it's definitely metal!
@@henrywalton5967 Yeah Fear Factory is dope, they are one of the most established modern Metal band for a reason Vektor is indeed very interesting. Didnd't knew them before. It proves that even a higher tuned guitar can be used for Metal, although this style can not exactly hold up with the more heavy bands in terms of groove and power but it shows how wide the spectrum in metal music is.
I still remember the first metal song I heard it was Arch Enemy - Nemesis, Angela Gossow was the vocalist. I also listened to their older stuff when Johan Liiva was the vocalist like Silverwing
First of all, one thing does not have to exclude the other thing. The 2000's had riffs AND goove at the same time and so does metal bands still today. Of course it always depends what specific bands we're tanking about because bands have very different style, but riffs still do exist today in metal music and groovy too (and even melodies, I know crazy right) you just need to dig deeper. And to the other guy talking shit about nu metal: Nu-metal is actually one of the best modern Metal genres it has heavy and powerful metal riffs with Groovey and rhythmically drumming beats and powerful heavy vocals with breakdowns and some pop elements to make it more catchy and interesting. What more could you want? Second, the Metal today is nothing like the nu metal from the 2000's, it's very different so your statement doesn't make any sense Not everything that has heavy metal riffs with pop elements is automatically nu metal. The metal today is just a very different typ of its own and it's not all bad. There are still very good examples of modern metal bands today, just because you don't know aby doesn't mean they don't exist. It just means that you don't know much about modern metal Music or you just didn't dig deep enough
@@RockandMetal-u9x Chill out there, your opinion is yours and theirs is theirs, full stop. And Nu-Metal does suck lol, I'll take Death, Blackened Death, Tech Death, Black, Avantgarde, early 2000's Metalcore, Pagan/ Viking, Thrash, and a number of other subgenres way before most Nu-Metal lmao.
You opinion is irrelevant, Nu-Metal is one of the best Metal genre that ever existed that's a fact (together with Metalcore and Symphonic metal) it helped to make metal music more dynamic and more interesting and more catchy than ever before. Nu-Metal had the same impact like Grunge did for Rock music. Without it rock and metal would still be boring 80's shit. It's good that metal evolved and progressed instead of rotting away Black Metal is by far the worst, it's very monotonic and boring wall of noise, no meloics or emotions, only screaming, no changes in rhythmics or patterns (rhytm don't even exist in black metal to begin with) and it has no Groove because again no rhythm, just a blunt wall of noise. It's like flushing the toilet or turning on my vacuum cleaner which makes the same annoying noise lol I can't even take you serious dude 😂 You are the type of person everyone makes fun about when thinking about typical metalheads, like your living in a cave and probably have no girlfriend (because let's be honest what female Girl would ever like black metal?) 😂😂
Dude, just think of 2004 albuns: Temple of Shadows (Angra) Leviathan (Mastodon) Symphony of Enchanted Lands Pt. II (Rhapsody) EP (Bullet For My Valentine) Vol.3 Subliminal Verses (Slipknot) Ashes of the Wake (Lamb of God) The War Within (Shadows Fall) Once (Nightwish) Sonic Thunderstorm (Dragonforce) These are the ones I remember. Sure there are plenty more I can't remember now or I just don't know. Miss those times.
Yeah, listen to black or death metal and some bands experiment all over the place, but you can also hear basically a record that could have been released 20 years ago or this year if you want.
@@rivertam711 In 2004 the Metalcore, Deathcore music was a "new" thing. Much less band was, and muchless unknown theme was, and it was 20 years ago. As I lay Dying second album release was in 2005. And the all metalcore meme what we know now its from As I Lay Dying and Killswitch Engage. And sorry for my english but I try my best
I hit the Killswitch when I drove down parkway drive and got hit by a bullet meant for my valentine, then I wondered what all that remains as I lay dying
@@tsk3884 you guys are literally limiting yourself to a specific era which means you are missing out on anything good or interesting that could come past that era. I rather prefer to have all possible eras combined because there are always some good bands and songs in all decades. There is still some good stuff today, maybe it's not so easy to find anymore, but it does exist.
@@alternativerockemo6783 i keep an eye on the modern stuff too my friend because i belong in this era cuz im 21 years old but i grew up with the 70-80-90s and a bit of 00s and my soul belongs there but i appreciate some modern stuff too
@@tsk3884 I get what you mean, people usually prefer what they grew up with as it creates emotions, feelngs and memories of the past times they are familiar (nostalgia) I was born in the 90's and grew up with the 90's and 2000's music mostly, although I didn't even know many Rock or Metal bands at that time because in our country (Germany) Rock was not really Mainstream anymore, only generic POP and Hip Hop was Mainstream 90% of the time. Although there were a few rare exeptions such as Rammstein, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Bullet For My Valentine, but those were only the rare exceptions (less than 10% of the total Mainstream) So I was very happy when in 2006 RUclips came along and gave us the possibility to find new Rock and Metal bands outside the Mainstream. I literally discovered 99% of my most favorite Rock and Metal bands from the Internet, mostly modern era bands (2000+) I still remember chilling in my room in 2006 at the age of 15 years, jamming to amazing Rock bands I just discovered that day by accident... literally my entire life changed from that day on, I was obsessed with it for years to come Personally I like the modern 2000+ music more, it has more complex structure, it's deeper and more diverse, with more emotional range and more vocal range and can be a lot more energetic and intensive than compared to the older stuff from the pre-90's There are so many new sub-genres today that didn't even exist before the 90's (Grunge, Post-Grunge, Nu-Metal, Symphonic Metal, Metalcore, Post-Hardcore, Pop Punk) these are all my most favorite sub-genres, which is probably the reason why I'm not so much interested into the 80's music because it was missing the genres I like the most today
@@eternalfaeri1415 then again the "Metal bands" from the 1960's is hardly the same as modern Metal today, it's almost like a completely different sub-genre now entirely. The "classic" Metal bands from the 70's sound more like generic Rock bands for modern standards; simple and easy Rock riffs, simple structure, simple drumming patterns (nothing too crazy or exessive like today) Thrash Metal and Death Metal in the 1980's was the first real thing that can be recognized as actually "Heavy Metal" music, with lots of excessive drumming (blasting beats) using double-kick bass drums and more aggressive style overall. Anything before the 1980's was just too soft, too slow and too calm to be considered Heavy Metal music LoL
@@alternativerockemo6783not at all, previous generations wrote SONGS as well as sick ass riffs that entire generations know, put on davidian in a room of 40 year olds we ALL know it. but the modern shit is just noise for noise sake like yeah mate some of us grew out of our cannibal corpse phase in 96.
🥱😪😴 Metal didn't even exist in the 70s It wa just generic rock (just generic stander E rock riffs and slow paced Rock drumming and soft rock vocals) heavy metal only started to exist in the 80s with the arise of Thrash Metal and death metal which had a very aggressive and heavy sound for the first time in music history, which actually made it very different from all the generic rock bands before
Yeah i looked away and heard just one fucking rad song that i thought just got "more"... beginning is so rugged and jagged, fucking awesome, and then we went straight to my crazy brain side and i was like, "TURN IT THE FUCK UP YEAHHH!!!"
Accurate AF
2004: Banger machine
2024: My guitar is DJ
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@@JustNormalManInTheWorld 2 comments.
Haha, dubstep pretending to be metal. 😂
More notes vs more noises
2004 WINS, FLAWLESS VICTORY.... FATALITY!!!
Both of them combined like sequel and prequel is godlike
he gata make full version
I mean, I still listen to both. Shi I listen to classic metal still some times.
2024 asked "What if the entire song is a breakdown?"
It pleases the inner caveman, like throwing rocks in the woods and breaking sticks. Gotta embrace the smoothbrain sometimes
Yes, I feel like that too, its kinda boring tho
Didn’t Bury Your Dead already do that in like 2008?
@@MusicCityMiriion dissonance did this as well with 'Minus the herd'
@@averyhagaman9310yes me like breakdown
Both sound amazing tbh, especially together
THIS
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For me, not. Metalcore (2004) sounds more structured and like without excesive things
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Bruh the saxophones are actually so accurate
Hahaha I put him off 😏
It's a bottle. Bottles are accurate
Dreamwake has entered the chat…
Dreamwake and Rivers of Nihil heck yeah
Nik was there 😏
The addition of saxophone to metal is a thing a never knew I needed
listen to the faceless and tesseract
@@TerrorMexica and ashenspire & agriculture.
Fundamental Dividing Principle by Fractal Universe
I believe that’s called Rivers of Nihil but I could be wrong
Listen to Shrezzers for more
2004: banger riffs and lick
2024: F tuning, 0-0-0-1-0-0 riffs, slide and squeal
Whammy pedal galore
2004: six of the same metalcore patterns under different melodic structures
2024: Ride off what Meshuggahs been doing for 26 years
Still banger riffs 😂
@@TheBanana93fax
f tuning?
20 years and it still feels like yesterday. Still kicks ass and melodic af
Bro my brain still thinks 2004 is 10 years ago 💀🥲
Same here
Isn't it? 😱
No it definitely it
It is lol
@@DonPetrushka No, it's only 3 years ago.
So here I am. I’m only 35 and I’m already fucking saying “music was better in my day”. Fucking hell.
Same with me and im only 18
@@hapticwarframe5730 same bruh
This just reminded me of hellheart the end of us Lmaooo
This is gonna blow your mind. The music that your parents referred as oldies (70s, mostly 80s music) when You were a kid were more recent at the time than music that You listened to in the late 90s and 00s.
@@Ghashlord I had this revelation a year or 2 ago. I am 47. Back then their stuff already seemed so old. Already on the "oldies" station. Man time flies.
That era in the late 90s/early 2000s when metal and punk/hardcore were coming together is undefeated.
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Yes, i love the band thrice because of that
the late 70’s early 80’s metal is undefeated!
@@thenephilimmit sounded like shit
@@thenephilimmNot that many metal bands in that time that knew what they were doing,, mid 80s to late 80s had all the good stuff
This needs a full song ASAP
Kinda miss 04 tbh, I miss how the riffs were heavy but still melodic
New boundaries and dying wish albums would be right up your alley
I know what you're saying. I also like the sonics of the higher registers.
Don't get me wrong, I love a good Drop E 0-0-1-0 riff but I find it's often quite muddy and undefined compared to that tightness and melody you can really hear in tunings like Drop C# and Drop D.
I also find playing a 6 string more pleasing for me personally. I have 7 string that I sometimes play in G# standard, but I always find myself spending more time playing in D# standard or Drop C# with my 6 string.
Vildhjarta heavy and melodic af at the same time
It's way I like melodic death metal
@@jeffymetal941 Couldn't agree more, the new boundaries album is soo good
2004: let’s just make a bunch of breakdowns
2024: let’s actually make a bunch of breakdowns
2024: but we do them in strange timings
2024 When the breakdown has a breakdown
lmao
You forgot to put a breakdown into that another breakdown
My mental health 😂😂😂
Jajajajajaja te mamaste!
I thought you will play these Metalcore riffs from those years:
1- Rose Of Sharyn by Killswitch Engage from 2004.
2- Ronald by Falling In Reverse from 2024.
Both are my favorite Metalcore bands in this year 2024 🇨🇱🤘🎸🔥.
Smack that sh!t together and make a great song. 2024 can be a breakdown while 2004 can be the groove
Feels 🎉
Does that make it 2014?
@@austeria2669 The 10s were the GOATd time of metal. 2012-2018
Nice idea
Now here’s a million $ idea
From headbanger to headbanging the wall.
We are LONG overdue for a how to Fear Factory
Finally one I can support...fear factory and diecast are brutally overlooked.
they are still around?
I remember watching them life in... 1995? 96? somewhere around there...
@@methanbreather New stuff ain't it. :( Brujeria filled some void for a hot minute, but idk what happened to them.
Damn that 2004 riff is killer
This was seamless and we need a full song ASAP 🐐🐐
My favorite metal RUclipsr covering two of my favorite things: creed and death metal vocals. My life is complete
The ‘04 riff sounds like the end result of “how to As I Lay Dying in 30 seconds”
it's just At the Gates/In Flames
@@abyssalspecter93 Nope the first person was more correct you're wrong! Next time just shut up!
@@thisnameistaken why do you type like a boomer?
@@thisnameistaken the funniest thing is the fact that I'm subbed to you, I don't even know who you are LOL, I must have watched you like 10 years ago
@@abyssalspecter93 I did tap into that TBOI crowd back in the day! Or you saw one of my old metal covers.
We NEED a full version of both individually or together
I like 2000s metalcore way more than modern tings
Same here
The best era
who doesnt, post 2010 metalcore is ass. Hell, Metal anything.
@@vonbl3 your opinion is wrong
@@alternativerockemo6783 right
At least my fav period of metal is 80-90s
Same, 1981 to 1996. Most of the greatest ever metal was produced in those 15 years.
Yearghhhh
Definitely prefer 2004
name of the track? pls
@@Gregorzkamsame here 😊
@@Gregorzkam It's just nik playing a riff on the spot that sounds like something from 2004. It's sounds similar to As I lay Dying tho.
Who cares '94 is better than either
@@NateS917releasing stinky gastric intestinal gasses sounds better than the sound of a floating garchiloafi playing the songs of kanichki
Both are great and Termina kicks ass! You have the best metal drummer right now playing with u and makes it even better! Also Andy’s vocals are brutal af and of course you’re a genius playing guitar and all the different styles u can play and come up with some amazing riffs and ideas! I’m glad you’re finally getting the recognition cuz you’ve been doing this for a long time and been following u since almost the beginning! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Ah back when riffs existed! Lol
Yeah very funny ha ha.
Riffs still do exist today, in fact they are even more powerful and heavier than ever before, since a 7-string or even 8-string guitar creates much more powerful riffs than a standard 6 string guitar
And there are still Melodic Metalcore bands today too, in fact even "Ambient" or *"a t m o s p h e r I c"* Metalcore, which lifts the sound to a much higher Level than ever before.
Just because you don't know good examples today, doesn't mean they don't exist. It just means you didn't dig deep enough.
Granted, they are not easy to find because they are more in the underground scene, but they do exist.
@@RockandMetal-u9x I was just joking, my favourite album of all time is from 2016 and there's more riffs in that one album that some bands discographies. Also they use 6 strings tuned up, not down. Tuning and guitar strings mean nothing if you have good riffs.
@@henrywalton5967
that's just your own personal preference then, but I (and many others) like heavy and groovy Metallic riifs, so there's nothing wrong with that.
I don't know what band you're talking about exactly but if hey tuned higher than E standard? then it would be hardy Metal at that point, if at all.
I guess at that point it's more of a Progressive Rock rather than actually Metal.
Again, not knowing who the band is I can only draw some vague conclusions
@@RockandMetal-u9x I mean one of my absolute favourite bands is.fear Factory and they have been using B and A tuning since the 90's and some of the newer albums have 8 strings too.
The band I was referring to is Vektor, all their albums are in F standard. Check out the the album Terminal Redux it's definitely metal!
@@henrywalton5967 Yeah Fear Factory is dope, they are one of the most established modern Metal band for a reason
Vektor is indeed very interesting.
Didnd't knew them before. It proves that even a higher tuned guitar can be used for Metal, although this style can not exactly hold up with the more heavy bands in terms of groove and power but it shows how wide the spectrum in metal music is.
I still remember the first metal song I heard it was Arch Enemy - Nemesis, Angela Gossow was the vocalist. I also listened to their older stuff when Johan Liiva was the vocalist like Silverwing
Getting a Within The Ruins "Tractor Pull" vibe from the 2004 even though that song came out 2009. I miss technical and shreddy metalcore
tractor pull is one of their best songs hands down
The transition with both melded sounded tight asf
Dude you gotta turn this into a track! The saxophone unironically hits hard with the chunky riff goodness. WE NEED IT PLEASE POOKIE NIK!!!!!
That's what I was dreaming about whole night after hearing this!
I'm looking forward to that as well
you'd love Dreamwake. Listen to memories by them.
@@BulletFever409 thank you very. Definitely will try
@@BulletFever409 Omg. Sax is amazing with metal if it's mixed properly. Thanks.
Metal peaked with metalcore in the 2000s. It went out with a bang 🤘🏻
2004 had/ has the riffs, 2024 went for groove. Call me nostalgic but I prefer the former for some subgenres.
It's just nu metal bullshit all over again tbh.
Por qué no los dos? If you can give me great riffa over a solid groove, I'm hooked.
First of all, one thing does not have to exclude the other thing.
The 2000's had riffs AND goove at the same time and so does metal bands still today. Of course it always depends what specific bands we're tanking about because bands have very different style, but riffs still do exist today in metal music and groovy too (and even melodies, I know crazy right) you just need to dig deeper.
And to the other guy talking shit about nu metal: Nu-metal is actually one of the best modern Metal genres it has heavy and powerful metal riffs with Groovey and rhythmically drumming beats and powerful heavy vocals with breakdowns and some pop elements to make it more catchy and interesting. What more could you want?
Second, the Metal today is nothing like the nu metal from the 2000's, it's very different so your statement doesn't make any sense
Not everything that has heavy metal riffs with pop elements is automatically nu metal.
The metal today is just a very different typ of its own and it's not all bad. There are still very good examples of modern metal bands today, just because you don't know aby doesn't mean they don't exist.
It just means that you don't know much about modern metal Music or you just didn't dig deep enough
@@RockandMetal-u9x Chill out there, your opinion is yours and theirs is theirs, full stop.
And Nu-Metal does suck lol, I'll take Death, Blackened Death, Tech Death, Black, Avantgarde, early 2000's Metalcore, Pagan/ Viking, Thrash, and a number of other subgenres way before most Nu-Metal lmao.
You opinion is irrelevant, Nu-Metal is one of the best Metal genre that ever existed that's a fact (together with Metalcore and Symphonic metal) it helped to make metal music more dynamic and more interesting and more catchy than ever before.
Nu-Metal had the same impact like Grunge did for Rock music.
Without it rock and metal would still be boring 80's shit.
It's good that metal evolved and progressed instead of rotting away
Black Metal is by far the worst, it's very monotonic and boring wall of noise, no meloics or emotions, only screaming, no changes in rhythmics or patterns (rhytm don't even exist in black metal to begin with) and it has no Groove because again no rhythm, just a blunt wall of noise.
It's like flushing the toilet or turning on my vacuum cleaner which makes the same annoying noise lol
I can't even take you serious dude 😂
You are the type of person everyone makes fun about when thinking about typical metalheads, like your living in a cave and probably have no girlfriend (because let's be honest what female Girl would ever like black metal?) 😂😂
That ‘04 riff makes me wanna listen to Reroute to Remain again 🤘
I'd like a mix of both bc that's what I play
Good choice fella
good choice
Both slap 🔥🔥
2004 is the best next question
I already have a saxophone metal playlist going! Full track let’s go!
metal 2024 is just how many breakdowns and weird sounds can you make ur guitar do and fit into 2 minutes
Dude, just think of 2004 albuns:
Temple of Shadows (Angra)
Leviathan (Mastodon)
Symphony of Enchanted Lands Pt. II (Rhapsody)
EP (Bullet For My Valentine)
Vol.3 Subliminal Verses (Slipknot)
Ashes of the Wake (Lamb of God)
The War Within (Shadows Fall)
Once (Nightwish)
Sonic Thunderstorm (Dragonforce)
These are the ones I remember. Sure there are plenty more I can't remember now or I just don't know. Miss those times.
Necrophagist 2004 : hell yeah
Necrophagist 2024 : 404 Not Found
The unfortunate reality.
@@xenophagiaSadly, it's the way she goes, Muhammad left to get cigarettes and never came back 😢
I don't know if I'll ever not be sad about this
listening to early 2000 Dream Theater makes me so nostalgic
Metalcore 2004 vs Metalcore 2024
Yeah, listen to black or death metal and some bands experiment all over the place, but you can also hear basically a record that could have been released 20 years ago or this year if you want.
Tough time to be a flames fan but you can’t help but be mesmerized and proud of the Oilers. I’m really rooting for them.
2004: As I Lay Dying
2024: All same sound metal band
Yeah cause NO ONE sounded like AILD in 2004 right hahahahaha
@@rivertam711 In 2004 the Metalcore, Deathcore music was a "new" thing. Much less band was, and muchless unknown theme was, and it was 20 years ago. As I lay Dying second album release was in 2005. And the all metalcore meme what we know now its from As I Lay Dying and Killswitch Engage.
And sorry for my english but I try my best
True , i miss 2004 metalcore era
1994: Cryptosy
2004: All same sound metal band
@@lekjambret8259 what's name of 2004 track? pls
this riff from 2004 reminds me of All That Remains, powerful and intense
tbh, I like both, I listen to both. Depends on song not time for me.
A old-school metal thing on 2009 vs. to, new type siit fun metal thing on 2024 damn it!!🔥🤘🤘🔥!!~~..
Both are solid af 👌
2004 is simply classic throw down jams, 2024 is wild out there "what's next" madness that I love ❤️.
2004 will always be the best nice and simple and melodic. Beautiful
That Loathe t-shirt tho
Best band ever 🗣️🗣️
That Loathe t-shirt is so dope
The 2004 riffs kinda remind me of old Miss May I.
Metal 2004 that intricate beautiful unpredictable riffs that prolong metal 2024 harmonics and near the same song structure on every "our best release"
All that remains vs. Dreamwake
Need a combo of the two and lets get guitar solos back and in more songs man
2004 all day.
NIKKKK I BEG THAT U DO A HOW TO PERIPHERY PLEEEEASE
FOR REAL
That's easy!! Have Misha Mansor Write Record and Produce the songs and then teach it to the rest of the band!
@@thomaslarson438 lmaooo that is so true
That transition was super clean 🔥😂
5-7-8 kids where you at
Skillet has entered the chat
@@wishuhadmynamethat's the first band that comes to mind when you think of 578? 😂
Me!!!!
@@highguy0678 as I lay dying
I hit the Killswitch when I drove down parkway drive and got hit by a bullet meant for my valentine, then I wondered what all that remains as I lay dying
For real tho those 2 riffs went together like a freakin glove
04 riffs make me wanna play more 🎸🤘
Miss the old stuff
2000s were the golden era of heavy music
And in the 2000s people were saying 90s metal was the pinnacle. Just listen to what you like.
I would say 70s till 90s and early 00s
@@tsk3884 you guys are literally limiting yourself to a specific era which means you are missing out on anything good or interesting that could come past that era.
I rather prefer to have all possible eras combined because there are always some good bands and songs in all decades. There is still some good stuff today, maybe it's not so easy to find anymore, but it does exist.
@@alternativerockemo6783 i keep an eye on the modern stuff too my friend because i belong in this era cuz im 21 years old but i grew up with the 70-80-90s and a bit of 00s and my soul belongs there but i appreciate some modern stuff too
@@tsk3884 I get what you mean, people usually prefer what they grew up with as it creates emotions, feelngs and memories of the past times they are familiar (nostalgia)
I was born in the 90's and grew up with the 90's and 2000's music mostly, although I didn't even know many Rock or Metal bands at that time because in our country (Germany) Rock was not really Mainstream anymore, only generic POP and Hip Hop was Mainstream 90% of the time.
Although there were a few rare exeptions such as Rammstein, Linkin Park, System of a Down, Bullet For My Valentine, but those were only the rare exceptions (less than 10% of the total Mainstream)
So I was very happy when in 2006 RUclips came along and gave us the possibility to find new Rock and Metal bands outside the Mainstream.
I literally discovered 99% of my most favorite Rock and Metal bands from the Internet, mostly modern era bands (2000+)
I still remember chilling in my room in 2006 at the age of 15 years, jamming to amazing Rock bands I just discovered that day by accident...
literally my entire life changed from that day on, I was obsessed with it for years to come
Personally I like the modern 2000+ music more, it has more complex structure, it's deeper and more diverse, with more emotional range and more vocal range and can be a lot more energetic and intensive than compared to the older stuff from the pre-90's
There are so many new sub-genres today that didn't even exist before the 90's (Grunge, Post-Grunge, Nu-Metal, Symphonic Metal, Metalcore, Post-Hardcore, Pop Punk) these are all my most favorite sub-genres, which is probably the reason why I'm not so much interested into the 80's music because it was missing the genres I like the most today
I am so happy that I stuck in the past when it comes to music, doesnt matter the genre.
I prefer 2004 metal over this over exaggerated 2024 crap
Well that's just like your opinion man
2024 is something different that went past metal. Metal is still a relatively new genre so it has so much room to evolve
@@bigdane8828metal is almost 60 years old.
@@eternalfaeri1415 okay maybe not new but metal has been evolved into becoming what it is today
@@eternalfaeri1415 then again the "Metal bands" from the 1960's is hardly the same as modern Metal today, it's almost like a completely different sub-genre now entirely.
The "classic" Metal bands from the 70's sound more like generic Rock bands for modern standards; simple and easy Rock riffs, simple structure, simple drumming patterns (nothing too crazy or exessive like today)
Thrash Metal and Death Metal in the 1980's was the first real thing that can be recognized as actually "Heavy Metal" music, with lots of excessive drumming (blasting beats) using double-kick bass drums and more aggressive style overall.
Anything before the 1980's was just too soft, too slow and too calm to be considered Heavy Metal music LoL
The '04 riff remined me of BFMV and as i lay dying. I miss those fast riffs for sure.
2004 is vastly superior
I love both but 2004 just hits different with the crazy fast nonstop single note riffs. Both are amazing in their own right!
It’s good to see that metal musicians are finally hydrating in 2024.
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I like both. Fit For An Autopsy and In Flames are two of my favorite bandsm
We want full metal 2024 song Nik!
Melodic metal hands down best metal of all ages
What's the first song? I adore it
and the second one?
Definitely sounds like in flames
Could i please get a full version of the 2024 song? That goes wild!!!
Skill vs technology
They both sound awesome and some 2024 tunes have them both like Invicible by Revnoir.
This only happens with deathcore/metalcore
I need this second one as a full song
I can feel that NFSMW vibes in the 2004 metal ❤
Back when NFS and games in general had awesome soundtracks
Love em both so much, and excited to hear what metal in 2044 sounds like
Metal 1984 >
Ok drop e boomer
@@TF_ARCHIVES Drop e literally didn't even exist in the 80s, you probably meant Standard E 😂
and we still love both of them
Ahhh so that's why metal isn't popular anymore
Literally more popular than ever.
@@tmw3489 Not modern metal though
@@franingegnieri1831 ..what are you talking about? Of course it is
@@tmw3489 Tell me one famous new metal band
@@franingegnieri1831 if you dont know any, that is on you. There are more than theres been for so, so many years.
Man, metal has gotten so much better
I love 1980 metal
lmao the squeaky tones always make me think of Omerta in a good way
2004 is better
veins on your biceps are poppin! keep working out dude
Nothing beats 90s metal
@@alternativerockemo6783not at all, previous generations wrote SONGS as well as sick ass riffs that entire generations know, put on davidian in a room of 40 year olds we ALL know it.
but the modern shit is just noise for noise sake like yeah mate some of us grew out of our cannibal corpse phase in 96.
Ill never get tired of BFMV 2005 album The Poison
70s and 80s metal is the best
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Metal didn't even exist in the 70s
It wa just generic rock (just generic stander E rock riffs and slow paced Rock drumming and soft rock vocals)
heavy metal only started to exist in the 80s with the arise of Thrash Metal and death metal which had a very aggressive and heavy sound for the first time in music history, which actually made it very different from all the generic rock bands before
@@RockandMetal-u9x judas priest?
Not gonna lie, having a french horn sounds epic in 2024s 😂
2004 and Drop C. Best metal. Modern metal can be good, but is largely bland.
Yeah i looked away and heard just one fucking rad song that i thought just got "more"... beginning is so rugged and jagged, fucking awesome, and then we went straight to my crazy brain side and i was like, "TURN IT THE FUCK UP YEAHHH!!!"
Both go hard af
I’m still over here writing 2004 metalcore…. I’m old now 😩
I think you mean a metalcore because 2000s metal was a bit of a mess but interesting looking back on it