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    Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Hi everyone who likes me still head banging or air guitar listen Metallica or newer metal band like Opeth,Lamb of gods,Arch Enemy ETC. I love classic,jazz, old classic rock,prog rock but since teenager wild years , listening to these music untill now not loosing passion and power one bit. METAL FORever!!! Put your favorite metal or hard rock bands and buying new albums of them please!!!

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    I listen to all type of music, 'grounded' as much as possible.
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    Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Sure, anything goes. From opera to heavy, depending on what I am up to.

    Mostly listening to jazz, but as I play guitar, every now and then a little more energetic music is good (and I’m allowed as I have not quite passed the threshold yet).












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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    I will be 69 in a few months, and just downloaded some Metal from HD Tracks last week, and probably some more tomorrow. Also like Rap, along with String Quartets, and female jazz singers.
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Not 50 yet but I do listen to them .


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    Megadeath and Mahler. Classic version of Doom metal very moody symphony piece, sure We love audiophile stuff too
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Quote Originally Posted by tkcha View Post
    Hi everyone who likes me still head banging or air guitar listen Metallica or newer metal band like Opeth,Lamb of gods,Arch Enemy ETC.
    Yes!
    Especially in car, usually Octane or Liquid Metal on XM. Have plenty of Lamb of God, Gojira, etc on the hard drive

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Definitely. I'm branching out into classical, Jazz etc. but still Rocking.

    I recently purchased the new Trivium, Sin and the Sentence, I like real well. I just discovered Underoath and like their new album Erase Me. I'm a big Disturbed fan. In This Moment is another band I really like, the album Beautiful Tragedy gets played a lot by me.

    I also really enjoy bands like Tristania, Epica, Sirenia, Within Temptation, and some Nightwish.

    Metal has to have some form for me to enjoy, even young I couldn't sit and listen to Speed Metal.

    If anyone likes Metallica, the latest Hard Wired To Self Destruct is excellent. I grew a bit luke warm on them after the album with Sandman, I was well pleased with Hardwired though.

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    Mt favorite Melodic Death Metal Band Dark Tranquility Atoma

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    Today's downloads from HDTracks. Although Bowie isn't Metal, I like the songs on this album.

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    May sound crazy, but I’m thinking the term “Metal Classic or Classic Metal” may need to come about, and then how do you define it so we’re all in agreement; style, vintage, other?




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    Today I listened System of a down for the first time about 3 years surprisingly sound good almost audiophile quality.

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    recently bought these...
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    yes I love it! I also throw in alt rock too (e.g., Pearl Jam, STP, Nirvana, RHCP, etc.).
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    well into my 6th decade and recently revisited the 1st Black Sabbath album.

    As good, if not better than I ever remember.
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharkmouth View Post
    recently bought these...
    Hi Sharkmouth, I love the cover art and the band itself Keep coming Please!!

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Well not exactly over 50... but am a pretty big metal head! Just picked up the following. My favorite metal find in recent years. Cattle Decapitation - The Anthropocene Extinction


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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    I’m not into metal these days, but the boyfriend of the woman that cuts my hair is in After The Burial. I can’t get beyond the dude growling into the mic, but if that’s your thing, check the out.


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    The last of FFDP that I bought.... On my system this drummer would have to be one of the better fast paced stickmen I've heard for a while. When the weekend arrives, I turn the system on to warm up, do a few chores & grab a beer & the first listen as I sit down between the speakers ...... the blood quickens!

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    I wish my father was still around. He would be saying, “You spent $100K to play that?!?!”
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    Oh Yaa Why not go ahead another 100k for you from your younger friend!!
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    Hard Rock ,,AC/DC Back in black
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    Quote Originally Posted by sharkmouth View Post
    On my system this drummer would have to be one of the better fast paced stickmen I've heard for a while.
    Well now, even at 51, this is more what I would consider a drumming speedmeister

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    I was listening to Mastadon, Emporer of the Sand and happened to switch to Gojira, Magma, I noticed Magma was produced pretty well.
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Of Course!!!!!!!!!! Who doesn't like a a bit of hard rock or metal. I prefer a little industrial edge to my heavy stuff.

    Nine Inch Nails - Year Zero, 2007 original Euro pressing - this will test your system with some of the incredible distortion inserted by Trent - perfect industrial electronica alt rock. amazing how an album 100% digitally created mostly on his laptop can sound so superb on vinyl and crap all over CD.






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    Hey long time no see, I was away from cold Canada for 12 days in Cuba. Nice weather all the time got nice sun tan, lot of Rum and Cigar with my 3 of high school mates
    from 1984 class. So now got back and some metal time. In Flames ,Whoracle(1997), Colony(1999) My 2 favorite In Flames Albums.
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    Will be catching Slayer's final tour in two weeks!

    This just showed up today. Great record. They will be supporting them on tour. Can't wait.







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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Not really new, but Metallica for the last 2 1/2 hours. Random shuffle on the Lumin. Love it.

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    Porcupine Tree: Deadwing
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    Opeth : Blackwater Park
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Quote Originally Posted by tkcha View Post
    Opeth : Blackwater Park
    Love Opeth, particularly "Ghosts of Perdition"

    Listened to Orphaned Land's "Mabool" today. Outstanding record!



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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    Yep, I've got some Opeth. I liked Damnation but slow warming up to the newer Prog albums with clean vocals. Not that I have to have growling, the last couple just didn't do much for me.

    I was listening to some Iron Maiden the other day and thinking most of these newer bands just aren't hitting the mark by comparison. I've got some new, Trivium, Asking Alexandria etc. decent but don't get the air guitar going like Maiden.
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    If you guys like Symphonic Metal , Haggard they are my No.1. Eppur Si Muove
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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    I'll check them out. I do like that leg of the Metal. My favorite is Tristania, I also have Sirenia, Epica and Nightwish, a few others.

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    What about Electronica, EDM/IDM? new Presets album is great.

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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    You can start a thread on that, but this thread is about the head banging.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mr Peabody View Post
    You can start a thread on that, but this thread is about the head banging.
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    Tiamat : A Deeper Kind Of SlumberSwedish Gothic Metal Band One Of Best Gothic Metal, Rock Genres.

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    Swallow The Sun : The Morning Never Came
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    Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?



    Fantastic reissues from Metallica!


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    Anyone who’s into hockey, knows song #4.



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    Re: Anybody over 50 years old still listening heavy metal or newer extreme metal sometime or more open ?

    I like some extreme metal, such as Morbid Angel, Cryptopsy, Hate Eternal, Krisiun, Immolation, etc. Not a fan of the growled vocals (in fact I wish they were all instrumental bands!), but their musicianship is great, and the chaotic nature of much of their music reminds me a little of atonal classical music. I don't listen to it on a regular basis, though.
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