Heavy Metal Music

Quiet Riot's "Metal Health." It became number 1 on November 26, 1983, making Quiet Riot the first heavy metal band to have a top 5 hit ("Cum On Feel the Noize') and a number 1 album the same week. Source: wikipedia.org

1.Robert Plant 2.Freddie Mercurury 3.Bon Scott

Otep Shamaya !!! www.myspace.com/otep

or http://www.dotspotter.com/search/all/otep

Kittie and Octavia are female bands.

Arch Enemy and My Ruin are bands with female singers.

Also Elena Seigman... her songs include: 115 and Abracadavre... hope this helped :D

Hardstyle and Hardcore are both music genres that are known as part of the "harder styles of dance music". While the two genres have many similarities, and there are a handful of artists who produce both hardstyle and hardcore (such as Evil Activities/Max Enforcer), the two genres are not identical.

One of the major differences among hardstyle and hardcore is the kick type. Hardstyle and hardcore both contain a hard kick, but there is border between hardstyle and hardcore kicks. Hardstyle kicks are, in some situations, filtered a little bit to be much more suttle than hardcore kicks. In other situations, they are not filtered as much, but are played with more of a raw sounding noise. Hardcore kicks are usually very heavily distorted, more than the kicks of hardstyle are. Also, especially with the earlier hardstyle sound, hardstyle tracks contain a segment called a "reverse bass", which hardcore lacks. This so-called "reverse bass" also appears in newer types of hardstyle music, but as some people mention isn't as powerful as the earlier "reverse bass".

In a few cases, there is some "gray area" in determining whether the kick is a hardstyle or a hardcore kick. Usually if this is the scenario, one would also listen to other features of the song such as what instruments/samples are being used.

This brings us to the next major difference. The other major difference with hardstyle and hardcore is the beats per minute (BPM) of the two genres. Hardstyle music typically ranges from 140-155 BPM while hardcore music can easily reach 150-220 BPM. In some extreme variations, such as speedcore, the BPM can reach up to 500 BPM or higher! To some, this is considered too fast to be called music, but others feel that it too, is a type of music genre in itself.

Hope this helps!

Greetz,

Your everyday hardstyle/hardcore listener.

Tangerine Dream has released over one hundred albums (not counting singles and compilations) over the last four decades.

Heavy Metal Songs # Walk with me in H*** , by Lamb of God # Redneck, by Lamb of God # My Dying Heart, by Dry Kill Logic # This is Now, by Hatebreed # Take This Life, by In Flames # Need To, by Korn # Scream Aim Fire, by Bullet for my Valentine # 94 Hours, by As I Lay Dying # Holy Diver, by Killswitch Engage # Hit The Floor, by Bullet for my Valentine # Tears Dont fall, by bullet for my Valentine # Hand of blood, by Bullet for my Valentine # Afterlife, By Avenged Sevenfold # Dragging Dead Bodies In Blue Bags Up Really Long Hills, by Escape the Fate # Snot, by Snot

i may be wrong but i believe what we know now as metal started with black sabbath (originally a blues band), i think it had something to do with the guitarists injuring his fingers and only have 3 to play with so the music sounded darker and they went from there.

there where a few bands before then that some argue to also be metal, led zeppelin also came in at about the same time

johnathan davis

Radiohead has won atleast 6 Grammy awards.

1998 - Best alternative album

2001 - best alternative album

2002 - packaging amnesiac special edition

2004 - production, sweet nigel

2009 - alternative album

2009 - packaging in rainbows special edition

they were nominated for album of the year at least twice kid a and in rainbows.

how kid a did not win for album of the year and especially production is beyond my comprehension.

I believe Manowar currently holds the record for the loudest concert.

second edit: There's this song "Octavarium" by Dream Theater that's 24-minutes long. If that's metal, then it's the longest metal song I have heard. Wikipedia says it's progressive metal, so technically it is not heavy metal (but all the metal's... AHHHG!) Anyhow, that's the longest I can think of. Third edit: The top 10 longest metal songs that I know of are: 1. The Sacrilege of Fatal Arms by Devil Doll (79:03) 2. Surgical Sound Specimens From the Museum of Skin by Fantomas (74:17) 3. Heavens Blaze Forth the Death of Princess by Black Boned Angel (65:05) 4. Dopesmoker by Sleep (63:32) 5. The Endless Coming to Life by Black Boned Angel (63:12) 6. Bliss and Void Inseparable by Black Boned Angel (60:26) 7. Light of Day, Day of Darkness by Green Carnation (60:01) 8. The Dwelling by Sabbat (59:48) 9. Monolithe I by Monolithe (51:58) 10. Monolithe II by Monolithe (50:24)

The vocalist Jonathan Davis writes the lyrics for the band

As in for Finnish Death Metal, there were quite a bunch of bands. Convulse, Necropsy, Demilich, Demigod, Adramelech, Belial, Amorphis and Sentenced to name some of them. Alot of these bands started out in 1988 and/or early 1990s. So there isn't just one.

1. Hallowed Be Thy Name - Iron Maiden

2. War Pigs - Black Sabbath

3. Beyond the Realms of Death - Judas Priest

4. Iron Man - Black Sabbath

5. Master of Puppets - Metallica

6. Victim of Changes - Judas Priest

7. The Trooper - Iron Maiden

8. Ace of Spades - Motorhead

9. The Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden

10. N.I.B. - Black Sabbath

11. You've Got Another Thing Coming - Judas Priest

12. Stargazer - Rainbow

13. Angel of Death - Slayer

14. Black Sabbath - Black Sabbath

15. Paranoid - Black Sabbath

16. Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden

17. One - Metallica

18. Crazy Train - Ozzy Osbourne

19. Raining Blood - Slayer

20. Fade to Black - Metallica

21. Am I Evil? - Diamond Head

22. Painkiller - Judas Priest

23. Holy Wars... The Punishment Due - Megadeth

24. Running With the Devil - Van Halen

25. Cemetary Gates - Pantera

26. Seek and Destroy - Metallica

27. Symptom of the Universe - Black Sabbath

28. Welcome to the Jungle - Guns N' Roses

29. Children of the Grave - Black Sabbath

30. 2 Minutes to Midnight - Iron Maiden

31. Mr. Crowley - Ozzy Osbourne

32. Run to the Hills - Iron Maiden

33. Breaking the Law - Judas Priest

34. Holy Diver - Dio

35. Aces High - Iron Maiden

36. Peace Sells - Megadeth

37. The Hellion/Electric Eye - Judas Priest

38. Queen of the Reich - Queensryche

39. Hangar 18 - Megadeth

40. Caught in a Mosh - Anthrax

41. Take Hold of the Flame - Queensryche

42. For Whom the Bell Tolls - Metallica

43. Souls of Black - Testament

44. Cowboys From Hell - Pantera

45. Hell Bent For Leather - Judas Priest

46. Powerslave - Iron Maiden

47. Symphony of Destruction - Megadeth

48. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath - Black Sabbath

49. Creeping Death - Metallica

50. Eyes of a Stranger - Queensryche

According to the related link

The four original members of Black Sabbath invented it from ingredients that had existed before. Tony Iommi = the sonic structure, riffs and power chords and the like. Geezer Butler = occult lyrics, sludgy bass. Ozzy Osbourne = ominous vocals. Bill Ward = heavy drums.

^ not true they did not create metal, heavy metal is a genre of rock music, with roots of acid rock and blues. Acid rock later became known as heavy metal so the father would be jimi Hendrix

Death metal is a little heavier then black.

Also Death metal's lyrics are focused on, well Death. Dying, ways to die, torture, etc

Black Metal's lyrics are mainly focused on anti-god, and satanism.

the vocals in black metal are a little bit screechier and higher then Death. Where Death metal has more growling like vocals.

He had girlfriend, but they broke up recently, he wrote her the song "Your betrayal"

No, he has a girlfriend, named charlotte, he calls her his soulmate, and they have a common son, bor in late march.

He said in an interview on the magazine Kerrang "I wrote some songs to a difficult relation, now is over, and I'm getting over all fine as I can, "Your betrayal" was the first song of this album I wrote to this person" I copied that from the magazine, and it's so recently...

Yes. It depends on the music that plays to determine weather or not a mood would be associated. For example, if you were @ a funeral and they played a slow or sad song, this will cause you to become sad and begin to cry occationally. In some times,funerals may or may not play sad songs depending on weather or not the people cause different moods with different kinds of songs.

Because people prefer listening to what everyone is listening too.

Mainstream... Popular... those are your keywords right there... everyone is into it so I will listen to it to be cool...

On another note. Metal is rebellious as well as individual and flows to a persons taste.

Even the most popular of Metal bands are not considered maintream or popular such as Iron Maiden or Metallica and they have sold millions on millions of albums.

The band was at a party and there was a gay couple telling a story of how one time he was eating the other's butt out when the other got diarrhea so when he opened his mouth he had a chunk of corn inside. Ew.

There really aren't any colours to represent Heavy Metal music. Nonconformity has always been one major aspect of the Metal scene, and colour coding it is absolutely contrary to this.

Taylor cole

Actually its the same girl from the shawn mullins video lullaby. Her name is Dominique Swain. She was also the daughter in Face Off

It is actually a demo called surfing the zeitgeist at 1:05 if u are talking about all of them if u don’t include demos than is stone cold crazy at 2:18 and it is a cover of queen but they still played it and they changed up some of the lyrics too

It's written about the movie 'The Serpent and the Rainbow'. Sully Erna liked the movie and wrote a song about it. The movies about voodoo, of course. Some people think it's about drugs because he taps his arm in the music video, but he's said it's about the movie.