Disturbed it in there.........not a bad thing. I hope Disturbed will teach a whole new metal generation some things. [Show/Hide Quoted Message](Quoting Message by Head banger from Saturday, January 08, 2011 12:30:47 PM)
Head banger wrote:
metal can evolve. it will not stay the same for sure, but if it evolves and grows then thats a start. there will always be people who want traditional, but thats another word for old. its not bad to have new sound. dont know if I want trivium and avenged to be leading the change, but... what to do.
this is the same in pop, rock, even country. mind you, they all suck to me, but they always did.
sentinel84 wrote:
yes metal is dying. Look at how many great metal artist are no longer with us, ronnie James dio, dimebag darrell, cliff burton, and on top of it all priest calling it quits! There cannot be heavy metal without the metal gods! Bands such as trivium and avenged sevenfold can go to hell cause they will never be as great and godly as priest or pantera or any other great metal band was.
There are a few young band that I feel will keep carrying the torch for metal: dekapitator (2007 album storm before the calm feels like it should have been released in 1987)
black tide (great young metal band)
But overall metal is going downhill fast. There will never in the history of metal be a band that achieved the greatness/godlyness that a band like priest or megadeth achieved.
