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Enigmatick
Thursday 11 November 2010 - 22:41:48

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miniradman says :

BTW  Enigmatick do you have a youtube account. I wouldn't be surprised if you did.0


Goddamn, why does everybody play the "OMG ANGRY YOUTUBE COMMENTER" card every time I get in a disagreement with somebody. I mean, yeah, I know I'm not the friendliest guy around, but still..

...oh, and yeah, I have a youtube account :P InvasionOfSteel, in case you were wondering. Don't really post videos ( i was originally gonna make one of those music channels but didn't follow through on it)


Enigmatick
Thursday 11 November 2010 - 22:51:39

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MothandMoon says :
Are Trivium Thrash influenced, Hell fucking yeah.
Have you ever been to a Trivium gig? They play loads of Thrash anthems, from Metallica to Sepultura. They grew up listening to and wanting to be them bands.


GOD FUCKING DAMMIT does anybody ever actually listen to me? I don't care whether they like those bands or not, whether they cover those bands or not, even whether or not they WANT to sound like them, if NoNe of the influence comes out in their music (aside from the covers, they don't really count) then it doesn't make them any more gravitated towards that style. For example, Carpathian Forest covered the song "A Forest" by The Cure, that doesn't make them any more of a rockish-whatever the Hell genre The Cure is, i dunno, haven't heard much of their shit.


InfinityZero
Friday 12 November 2010 - 00:23:21
True. Rammstein's Till Lindemann grew up and was inspired by Kraftwerk, and electronic band, but he ended up fronting an Industrial Metal band with a few little influences from Kraftwerk that were non existant by their third album. I haven't heard Trivium, but I have heard they stole a ton of riffs from Thrash Metal giants... but even so, that doesn't automatically make them thrash.

miniradman
Friday 12 November 2010 - 08:26:25

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InfinityZero says : True. Rammstein's Till Lindemann grew up and was inspired by Kraftwerk, and electronic band, but he ended up fronting an Industrial Metal band with a few little influences from Kraftwerk that were non existant by their third album. I haven't heard Trivium, but I have heard they stole a ton of riffs from Thrash Metal giants... but even so, that doesn't automatically make them thrash.

 
yes you are right they aren't thrash, But they are still heavily Thrash Influenced.

Raina
Friday 12 November 2010 - 09:45:13
Regarding Rammstein, I think they got influenced by Laibach (not a fan of them, though)... They have some similarities in style.

psycho_metal
Friday 12 November 2010 - 12:32:57

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Raina says : Regarding Rammstein, I think they got influenced by Laibach (not a fan of them, though)... They have some similarities in style.


That's true, but their biggest influence was OOMPH


InfinityZero
Friday 12 November 2010 - 13:08:45

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miniradman says :  
yes you are right they aren't thrash, But they are still heavily Thrash Influenced.

 
Okay, this conversation is going in circles.

Enigmatick
Friday 12 November 2010 - 23:49:56

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miniradman says :
yes you are right they aren't thrash, But they are still heavily Thrash Influenced.


Learn to read what I said three fucking times over, dude.


Panzerjager
Saturday 13 November 2010 - 15:24:10

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Enigmatick says :

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miniradman says :
yes you are right they aren't thrash, But they are still heavily Thrash Influenced.


Learn to read what I said three fucking times over, dude.


Calm Down guy

Enigmatick
Saturday 13 November 2010 - 18:55:03

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Panzerjager says :

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Enigmatick says :


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miniradman says :
yes you are right they aren't thrash, But they are still heavily Thrash Influenced.


Learn to read what I said three fucking times over, dude.


Calm Down guy


I'm calm. Dunno why people think I'm not.

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