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Title: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 08, 2009, 04:14:53 PM
seems to be closing, and the core guys are such a disappointment to humanity.  Hopefully their gay earlobe wideners get infected soon and they all decompose then die, then decompose again some more.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Mago_Haydz on July 08, 2009, 05:02:52 PM
I actually think its going slightly the other way and the core sound is slowly morphing into more of a metal sound.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Melkor on July 08, 2009, 05:05:29 PM
another slow news day?
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Tasmaniak on July 08, 2009, 05:06:22 PM
I know the fashion aspect is slightly frustrating, in terms of it's all out trendiness - and the fact it's virtually a mainstream culture now AND the fact most metalcore kids are into the fashion more than the music...
BUT I have heaps of "core" mates, and they're genuine dudes into some good music. And I like SOME bands.
And i gotta say, on the whole, metalcore folk are a lot more normal and friendly than a lot of "real" metal dudes.
Just sayin'...haha
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Oiseau on July 08, 2009, 05:12:34 PM
seems to be closing, and the core guys are such a disappointment to humanity.  Hopefully their gay earlobe wideners get infected soon and they all decompose then die, then decompose again some more.

Have you nothing better to think about? If you don't like it don't listen to it. Pay less attention to the 'genre' attached and more attention to what you hear. I happen to think morons like you are, 'a disappointment to humanity,' but there I'm not going to lose sleep over it.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 08, 2009, 05:18:50 PM


Have you nothing better to think about? If you don't like it don't listen to it. Pay less attention to the 'genre' attached and more attention to what you hear. I happen to think morons like you are, 'a disappointment to humanity,' but there I'm not going to lose sleep over it.

haha, ok.  Well let me rephrase.  All the sounds coming from peoples myspaces when i type in metal and it directs me to metalcore is shit.

Powermetal fans are so passionate geez!
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 08, 2009, 05:31:39 PM
Lets this die! I only just discovered there is an entire arena for arguing sped topics on WF.  Genius Daz, Fricken GENIUS... :headbang:
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Funeral Tormentor on July 08, 2009, 06:00:31 PM
carn Dutchy keep up  :P
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 08, 2009, 06:46:59 PM
I blame your inspiraational early moring viking emails for my unreasonable daytime drinking habits.  Well today at least anyway... ;)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: ecentrix on July 08, 2009, 06:47:47 PM


Have you nothing better to think about? If you don't like it don't listen to it. Pay less attention to the 'genre' attached and more attention to what you hear. I happen to think morons like you are, 'a disappointment to humanity,' but there I'm not going to lose sleep over it.

haha, ok.  Well let me rephrase.  All the sounds coming from peoples myspaces when i type in metal and it directs me to metalcore is shit.

Powermetal fans are so passionate geez!

Powermetal is god.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Muscles on July 08, 2009, 07:09:01 PM
Death"core" & metal"core" is still metal...

This is hardcore...

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Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 08, 2009, 07:19:57 PM
I just thought it was metal with piss weak vocals...
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Ingasm on July 08, 2009, 07:52:53 PM
I know the fashion aspect is slightly frustrating, in terms of it's all out trendiness - and the fact it's virtually a mainstream culture now AND the fact most metalcore kids are into the fashion more than the music...
BUT I have heaps of "core" mates, and they're genuine dudes into some good music. And I like SOME bands.
And i gotta say, on the whole, metalcore folk are a lot more normal and friendly than a lot of "real" metal dudes.
Just sayin'...haha

I highly doubt that fashion takes priority over music in the hardcore scene. It's just a look they use to identify with the scene, much like many people here would sport the horrible old jeans with ill-fitting black band shirt look. With spiked wristbands. And long hair. And beards.

Actually, they probably think you all look stupid too, so it's probably best to not get caught up in such pettiness.

:)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Ingasm on July 08, 2009, 07:54:03 PM
Peace and love, bitches.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Sheriff Cunt on July 08, 2009, 07:57:38 PM
I know the fashion aspect is slightly frustrating, in terms of it's all out trendiness - and the fact it's virtually a mainstream culture now AND the fact most metalcore kids are into the fashion more than the music...
BUT I have heaps of "core" mates, and they're genuine dudes into some good music. And I like SOME bands.
And i gotta say, on the whole, metalcore folk are a lot more normal and friendly than a lot of "real" metal dudes.
Just sayin'...haha

I highly doubt that fashion takes priority over music in the hardcore scene. It's just a look they use to identify with the scene, much like many people here would sport the horrible old jeans with ill-fitting black band shirt look. With spiked wristbands. And long hair. And beards.

Actually, they probably think you all look stupid too, so it's probably best to not get caught up in such pettiness.

:)


I think its more to do with the effort they go to to dress themselves as opposed to the standard metalhead. Shower(optional), pants, shirt, shoes(optional), leave.
Whereas scene kids im guessing take around about an hour to get ready and dress themselves.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Ingasm on July 08, 2009, 08:12:28 PM
Wow
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: dparker on July 08, 2009, 10:40:39 PM


Have you nothing better to think about? If you don't like it don't listen to it. Pay less attention to the 'genre' attached and more attention to what you hear. I happen to think morons like you are, 'a disappointment to humanity,' but there I'm not going to lose sleep over it.

haha, ok.  Well let me rephrase.  All the sounds coming from peoples myspaces when i type in metal and it directs me to metalcore is shit.

Powermetal fans are so passionate geez!

Powermetal is god.

Powermetal is inspiraational.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Mago_Haydz on July 08, 2009, 11:58:56 PM


Have you nothing better to think about? If you don't like it don't listen to it. Pay less attention to the 'genre' attached and more attention to what you hear. I happen to think morons like you are, 'a disappointment to humanity,' but there I'm not going to lose sleep over it.

haha, ok.  Well let me rephrase.  All the sounds coming from peoples myspaces when i type in metal and it directs me to metalcore is shit.

Powermetal fans are so passionate geez!

Powermetal is god.

Powermetal is inspiraational.

thats what fags say about Mardi Gras
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 09, 2009, 02:15:29 AM
fine, i guess there's a million genres out there when it comes to metal, hell im gonna start a new one right now, im only gonna play certain modes when i write riffs and the vocalist will stand on his head whilst being on fire at shows and while recording.
call it what ya like, its a metal, you either like it or you dont i reckon.

as a musician i dont write blackmetal, hardcore, thrash, pirate or folk, it comes out how it comes out. (mostly shite)
to be totally honest with you, i dont even know what the fuckn difference is with some of these genres anyway.
seems to be about the trend and how you dress and portray yourself more than anything else.

Im not saying all metal is of the same genre, im saying alot of it is.
seems a really cool band comes out, and everyone wants to write shit like that, then you get your cult following, then bang you got yerself another genre coz everyone starts doing it.

i can think of heaps of shit where this has happened.


now i sit back and wait for the barage.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: nihilist on July 09, 2009, 02:20:15 AM
Death"core" & metal"core" is still metal...

My rule... if it ends in core, it ain't metal. Only genres derived from punk or dance music end in core.

Besides if you're releasing music under the moniker "deathcore", you shouldn't be allowed to live.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 09, 2009, 02:24:04 AM
Death"core" & metal"core" is still metal...

My rule... if it ends in core, it ain't metal. Only genres derived from punk or dance music end in core.

Besides if you're releasing music under the moniker "deathcore", you shouldn't be allowed to live.

hahaha yep, it does sound stupid.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Tasmaniak on July 09, 2009, 02:39:01 AM
I know the fashion aspect is slightly frustrating, in terms of it's all out trendiness - and the fact it's virtually a mainstream culture now AND the fact most metalcore kids are into the fashion more than the music...
BUT I have heaps of "core" mates, and they're genuine dudes into some good music. And I like SOME bands.
And i gotta say, on the whole, metalcore folk are a lot more normal and friendly than a lot of "real" metal dudes.
Just sayin'...haha

I highly doubt that fashion takes priority over music in the hardcore scene. It's just a look they use to identify with the scene, much like many people here would sport the horrible old jeans with ill-fitting black band shirt look. With spiked wristbands. And long hair. And beards.

Actually, they probably think you all look stupid too, so it's probably best to not get caught up in such pettiness.

:)


Um, what? No.
There are a lot of core kids/dudes/dudettes who dress and love the tunes. BUT the fashion nearly always comes hand in hand. BUT I know from personal experience there are heaps of kids who do the fringe thing, the tunnels, the tight jeans/tight shirts/key hanging off a thing on the back of your jeans/dunlop volleys type look who are just part of the scene, but really don't care about music that much.
And that's because it's a trend. The fringe, the big hoodies, flat brimmed caps etc of the modern metalcore kid have swept into everyday life. It's not a (pardon the pun) fringe lifestyle - it's rife, and trendy.
So of course, like with any trend, you get people who're part of it to be part of something.

And yeah, i wasn't taking the piss on their appearance, and one of the main reason is because I am (and have been for multiple years now) been aware of the fact many metalheads are almost as bad.
But it generally isn't the same really. Long hair + metal shirt is about it for most metal heads. Metalcore kids often dress the same, right down to the same shoes/socks and even underwear. It's crazy!
And I don't care by the way, i'm just commenting on the trend because it exists, and the topic has come up.

But yeah, i wasn't being petty - just commenting on an actual reality. And trying to stick up for "core" kids actually, you seemed to miss that possibly?
I don't care about what they wear, or think it looks stupid. Trends are just intriguing.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 09, 2009, 02:49:38 AM
I know the fashion aspect is slightly frustrating, in terms of it's all out trendiness - and the fact it's virtually a mainstream culture now AND the fact most metalcore kids are into the fashion more than the music...
BUT I have heaps of "core" mates, and they're genuine dudes into some good music. And I like SOME bands.
And i gotta say, on the whole, metalcore folk are a lot more normal and friendly than a lot of "real" metal dudes.
Just sayin'...haha

I highly doubt that fashion takes priority over music in the hardcore scene. It's just a look they use to identify with the scene, much like many people here would sport the horrible old jeans with ill-fitting black band shirt look. With spiked wristbands. And long hair. And beards.

Actually, they probably think you all look stupid too, so it's probably best to not get caught up in such pettiness.

:)


Um, what? No.
There are a lot of core kids/dudes/dudettes who dress and love the tunes. BUT the fashion nearly always comes hand in hand. BUT I know from personal experience there are heaps of kids who do the fringe thing, the tunnels, the tight jeans/tight shirts/key hanging off a thing on the back of your jeans/dunlop volleys type look who are just part of the scene, but really don't care about music that much.
And that's because it's a trend. The fringe, the big hoodies, flat brimmed caps etc of the modern metalcore kid have swept into everyday life. It's not a (pardon the pun) fringe lifestyle - it's rife, and trendy.
So of course, like with any trend, you get people who're part of it to be part of something.

And yeah, i wasn't taking the piss on their appearance, and one of the main reason is because I am (and have been for multiple years now) been aware of the fact many metalheads are almost as bad.
But it generally isn't the same really. Long hair + metal shirt is about it for most metal heads. Metalcore kids often dress the same, right down to the same shoes/socks and even underwear. It's crazy!
And I don't care by the way, i'm just commenting on the trend because it exists, and the topic has come up.

But yeah, i wasn't being petty - just commenting on an actual reality. And trying to stick up for "core" kids actually, you seemed to miss that possibly?
I don't care about what they wear, or think it looks stupid. Trends are just intriguing.
youre right! metal means different things to so many.
i say enjoy it anyway you can while you can, before for some reason you cant.

Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Funeral Tormentor on July 09, 2009, 03:15:54 AM
Death"core" & metal"core" is still metal...

My rule... if it ends in core, it ain't metal. Only genres derived from punk or dance music end in core.

Besides if you're releasing music under the moniker "deathcore", you shouldn't be allowed to live.

hahaha yep, it does sound stupid.

i agree, they should die....

Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: WarNick on July 09, 2009, 03:32:23 AM
Peace and love, bitches.

Shutup, fag.



...



 :eyebrows:
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Ingasm on July 09, 2009, 09:33:44 AM
I know the fashion aspect is slightly frustrating, in terms of it's all out trendiness - and the fact it's virtually a mainstream culture now AND the fact most metalcore kids are into the fashion more than the music...
BUT I have heaps of "core" mates, and they're genuine dudes into some good music. And I like SOME bands.
And i gotta say, on the whole, metalcore folk are a lot more normal and friendly than a lot of "real" metal dudes.
Just sayin'...haha

I highly doubt that fashion takes priority over music in the hardcore scene. It's just a look they use to identify with the scene, much like many people here would sport the horrible old jeans with ill-fitting black band shirt look. With spiked wristbands. And long hair. And beards.

Actually, they probably think you all look stupid too, so it's probably best to not get caught up in such pettiness.

:)


Um, what? No.
There are a lot of core kids/dudes/dudettes who dress and love the tunes. BUT the fashion nearly always comes hand in hand. BUT I know from personal experience there are heaps of kids who do the fringe thing, the tunnels, the tight jeans/tight shirts/key hanging off a thing on the back of your jeans/dunlop volleys type look who are just part of the scene, but really don't care about music that much.
And that's because it's a trend. The fringe, the big hoodies, flat brimmed caps etc of the modern metalcore kid have swept into everyday life. It's not a (pardon the pun) fringe lifestyle - it's rife, and trendy.
So of course, like with any trend, you get people who're part of it to be part of something.

And yeah, i wasn't taking the piss on their appearance, and one of the main reason is because I am (and have been for multiple years now) been aware of the fact many metalheads are almost as bad.
But it generally isn't the same really. Long hair + metal shirt is about it for most metal heads. Metalcore kids often dress the same, right down to the same shoes/socks and even underwear. It's crazy!
And I don't care by the way, i'm just commenting on the trend because it exists, and the topic has come up.

But yeah, i wasn't being petty - just commenting on an actual reality. And trying to stick up for "core" kids actually, you seemed to miss that possibly?
I don't care about what they wear, or think it looks stupid. Trends are just intriguing.

Understood, but you said 'most' people in the scene - is that your personal experience? Or is it a smaller but definite handful? I'm genuinely interested, by the way! I just find it hard to believe that a majority of a subculture based around music put fashion above all else...

But then would you consider everyone with a flesh tunnel and black fringe to be a hardcore kid? Like you said, that kind of look has pretty well transcended that scene and rooted itself into the current trend. Something to think about...

By the way, I wasn't referring to you directly when I mentioned pettiness; more so the vast legion of dropkicks who would immediately judge another group of people based on their appearance. You seem to have the right idea.

Either way, all subcultures are a bit moronic, really.

Shutup, fag.

Choke on a thousand cocks, you whore licking mongrel.

 :)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 09, 2009, 07:09:24 PM
i guess it depends what yer into.
if you are a die hard when it comes to making a statement image wise, then youre not in it as much for the music, its more for the culture and status, which, is what most kids do and music is just part of that.

If your passion is the music, then you become a muso and the rest is secondary.

im not saying non muso's arent into music as much, just stating some priorites.

Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 09, 2009, 08:44:36 PM



You whore licking mongrel.

 :)

No, thats me, you must have Nick and i confused...  ;D
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: World Maggot on July 09, 2009, 08:50:22 PM
Well I think Job For A Cowboy is a ridiculous name for a band
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 09, 2009, 08:59:24 PM
i guess it depends what yer into.
if you are a die hard when it comes to making a statement image wise, then youre not in it as much for the music, its more for the culture and status, which, is what most kids do and music is just part of that.

If your passion is the music, then you become a muso and the rest is secondary.

im not saying non muso's arent into music as much, just stating some priorites.



Wise words "goat." (if that is your real description)

So wise in fact, that any argument otherwise is going to be pure bullshit.

So i'm for more people at gigs, just less emo fuckheads.  Hey, funny yet almost related side story, the guitarist called Julian from Atvena's Wake is a filthy christian that told me i was going to burn in hell for wearing an iron maiden shirt growing up.  He was my next door neighbour and i was mates with his bro.  I heard it every single day.  He also used to cry lots and throw house bricks and star pickets at us when he lost a backyard game of basketball.  I used to just laugh (while running quite fast) and get sent home.  So with direct thanks to the Bodom cd i lent his brother in about 96, he is now in a metal (core) band.  True (and splendidly ironic) story.

Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Sheriff Cunt on July 09, 2009, 09:52:39 PM
i guess it depends what yer into.
if you are a die hard when it comes to making a statement image wise, then youre not in it as much for the music, its more for the culture and status, which, is what most kids do and music is just part of that.

If your passion is the music, then you become a muso and the rest is secondary.

im not saying non muso's arent into music as much, just stating some priorites.



Wise words "goat." (if that is your real description)

So wise in fact, that any argument otherwise is going to be pure bullshit.

So i'm for more people at gigs, just less emo fuckheads.  Hey, funny yet almost related side story, the guitarist called Julian from Atvena's Wake is a filthy christian that told me i was going to burn in hell for wearing an iron maiden shirt growing up.  He was my next door neighbour and i was mates with his bro.  I heard it every single day.  He also used to cry lots and throw house bricks and star pickets at us when he lost a backyard game of basketball.  I used to just laugh (while running quite fast) and get sent home.  So with direct thanks to the Bodom cd i lent his brother in about 96, he is now in a metal (core) band.  True (and splendidly ironic) story.



+1 for 'filthy christian' description
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 09, 2009, 09:55:36 PM
i guess it depends what yer into.
if you are a die hard when it comes to making a statement image wise, then youre not in it as much for the music, its more for the culture and status, which, is what most kids do and music is just part of that.

If your passion is the music, then you become a muso and the rest is secondary.

im not saying non muso's arent into music as much, just stating some priorites.



Wise words "goat." (if that is your real description)

So wise in fact, that any argument otherwise is going to be pure bullshit.

So i'm for more people at gigs, just less emo fuckheads.  Hey, funny yet almost related side story, the guitarist called Julian from Atvena's Wake is a filthy christian that told me i was going to burn in hell for wearing an iron maiden shirt growing up.  He was my next door neighbour and i was mates with his bro.  I heard it every single day.  He also used to cry lots and throw house bricks and star pickets at us when he lost a backyard game of basketball.  I used to just laugh (while running quite fast) and get sent home.  So with direct thanks to the Bodom cd i lent his brother in about 96, he is now in a metal (core) band.  True (and splendidly ironic) story.


awwwgh, i was hoping to spark a heated discussion and cop some abuse. ah well. the statement though still stands.
as for the "goat thing, im fucked if know where i got that from really, i joined WF before, years ago, and that was my name then so fuck it, goat it is. ive been thinking of changing it. maybe to Ewe or some other Ovine related aminal.

and on the Emo's thing, how much more serious would their music and bands seem if they dint look like fucking stupid Emos?
I would take them more seriuosly anyway, provided the music wasnt plain old done before pus of course.
a shit muso is just that, regardless of what the guy or gal looks like.

Im a perfect example, i have a head like a goat, and my music sux, i just got the raw end of the deal. :P
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: The_Peeper on July 09, 2009, 11:21:51 PM
and on the Emo's thing, how much more serious would their music and bands seem if they dint look like fucking stupid Emos?
I would take them more seriuosly anyway, provided the music wasnt plain old done before pus of course.
I dunno man,... how much more serious can you get than singing about the trials and tribulations of a broken heart and the absolute hardship of teenage high-school life!?!?!
When done with a pair of super-tite pants and a hairstyle that flops dangerously over ones face with reckless abandon, this is about as serious as it gets! If they put on a clown suit, or a scuba outfit, then perhaps it may not seem serious.

You can't really say bands that put effort/thought into their image are instantly putting that side of things before the actual music, in my opinion. Look at the most successful bands in any genre... they all have an "image". It just so happens that the emo/metalcore image looks extremely gay and, rightly, anyone who adopts this is lambasted appropriately (by a minority sadly; mostly looked up to by the general teenage populace)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Muscles on July 10, 2009, 12:32:12 AM
 :sick: - At this thread..

Who fucking cares what someone looks like.. Jarrod from The Amenta is covered in tattoo's, ears stretched & has short hair... Does this mean The Amenta are some shit "core band" now or they dont take their music seriously???

"Archangel" the whole "lets hate on emo's" is old. Get a fucking clue.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Catalyst on July 10, 2009, 01:14:19 AM
Death"core" & metal"core" is still metal...

My rule... if it ends in core, it ain't metal. Only genres derived from punk or dance music end in core.


I dunno.  Damaged label themselves "Hatecore" and that was pretty nasty music. 
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 10, 2009, 02:39:17 AM
meh, if its got heavy drums guitars bass and vox, its metal.

i dont care much for labels.

and on the Emo's thing, how much more serious would their music and bands seem if they dint look like fucking stupid Emos?
I would take them more seriuosly anyway, provided the music wasnt plain old done before pus of course.
I dunno man,... how much more serious can you get than singing about the trials and tribulations of a broken heart and the absolute hardship of teenage high-school life!?!?!
When done with a pair of super-tite pants and a hairstyle that flops dangerously over ones face with reckless abandon, this is about as serious as it gets! If they put on a clown suit, or a scuba outfit, then perhaps it may not seem serious.

You can't really say bands that put effort/thought into their image are instantly putting that side of things before the actual music, in my opinion. Look at the most successful bands in any genre... they all have an "image". It just so happens that the emo/metalcore image looks extremely gay and, rightly, anyone who adopts this is lambasted appropriately (by a minority sadly; mostly looked up to by the general teenage populace)

like i said, muso's go for the music first and then maybe the appearance or trend second.
without the music they are just fitting a trend. whether that be intentional or just how they are.
the appearance is basicly marketing for that specific genre, it gives the fans a chance to be more included.
so it becomes pretty big business.
clothes, accessories, merchandise, and something to belong to.
all superficial shit yeah, but this is the world we live in and the only way really to make music a bigger business.
and its fucking cool, it would be pretty fuckn boring without it all.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 10, 2009, 02:56:23 AM
also on the "taking the emos more seriously", thats excatly what i mean, the whole look is that of, poor fucking me i have the whole world against me shit.
fucking little brat children act like that for attention. so if they dint act like the world has come to and end then i might take their shit more serious ya know?

i dont fucking despise emos to the point it interupts my day though, that sorta shits been around since the dawn of time, just now its some sort genre or culture. old school shit, way before my time and certianly before emos were here.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: WarNick on July 10, 2009, 03:31:01 AM
Like i've told you before B-VEG, the new Amenta album is a far stretch from what they could do! The vocals let the whole album down, it's not because of the "Coreness", it's because (I reckon anyway) he's not on the same wavelength or mindset of the band, the sound they had isn't the same now thanks to him, what was mysterious and devastating at the same time is now something that's just less of both thanks to the vocal and lyrical stylings.

And stretched butholes and tatts aside the demographic it represents just seems to be more 'hatefuled' so to speak.

Speaking of which, bands not as inclined to let you know how much they 'hate' you are much better quality these days (of course subject to opinion) but it's an observation.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: schist on July 10, 2009, 03:43:20 AM
Like i've told you before B-VEG, the new Amenta album is a far stretch from what they could do! The vocals let the whole album down, it's not because of the "Coreness", it's because (I reckon anyway) he's not on the same wavelength or mindset of the band, the sound they had isn't the same now thanks to him, what was mysterious and devastating at the same time is now something that's just less of both thanks to the vocal and lyrical stylings.


Tim (keyboardist) wrote the lyrics, not Jarrod.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: nihilist on July 10, 2009, 04:03:56 AM
Death"core" & metal"core" is still metal...

My rule... if it ends in core, it ain't metal. Only genres derived from punk or dance music end in core.


I dunno.  Damaged label themselves "Hatecore" and that was pretty nasty music. 

I put that aberration down to their rampant drug use.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Ingasm on July 10, 2009, 05:33:22 AM
Well I think Job For A Cowboy is a ridiculous name for a band

This we can all agree on.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Sheriff Cunt on July 10, 2009, 05:40:15 AM
Well I think Job For A Cowboy is a ridiculous name for a band

This we can all agree on.

Blowjob for a Gayboy seems fitting.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: cyanide_christ on July 10, 2009, 05:48:05 AM
You cunts wasted all this time bickering when you could have been appreciating these guys instead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtRPMYA5js&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtRPMYA5js&feature=related)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Sheriff Cunt on July 10, 2009, 06:01:56 AM
oh my fucking god that's whats passing for music these days?
i fear for mankind.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 10, 2009, 06:28:05 AM
Putting together a blackcore band. Any takers?
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Funeral Tormentor on July 10, 2009, 09:58:05 AM
is that a racial slur Dutchy?  ;D
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Archangel on July 10, 2009, 10:07:34 AM
is that a racial slur Dutchy?  ;D

Yeah you can't join because you like vegemite too much.

Must have
a) cool sense of fashion (top priority)
b) a love for norwegian black metal or at least read their wiki page and ordered a Bali Dark Throne shirt.

Hairdressing experience is a plus, but not essential.  (Since we kinda like the guys we already have but hey, you might be the next *insert contemporary homosexual celebrity here*)




-IN all seriousness, i say we create a glass ceiling for these fuckers.  i.e. We will only let you be THIS cool. *raises hand to about yai high*
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Merlok on July 10, 2009, 02:10:57 PM

the only genre to be called core is hardcore ala madball etc.

HOLD IT DOWN!!!   :headbang:
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Muscles on July 10, 2009, 05:14:12 PM
Freddy Madball did vocals for Agnostic Front at the tender age of 7.

If that isn't hardcore I don't know what is!

Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 10, 2009, 05:19:20 PM
Freddy Madball did vocals for Agnostic Front at the tender age of 7.

If that isn't hardcore I don't know what is!



my balls dropped at age 10 so he's doing pretty good i recks.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Muscles on July 10, 2009, 10:04:19 PM
Like i've told you before B-VEG, the new Amenta album is a far stretch from what they could do! The vocals let the whole album down, it's not because of the "Coreness", it's because (I reckon anyway) he's not on the same wavelength or mindset of the band, the sound they had isn't the same now thanks to him, what was mysterious and devastating at the same time is now something that's just less of both thanks to the vocal and lyrical stylings.

And stretched butholes and tatts aside the demographic it represents just seems to be more 'hatefuled' so to speak.

Speaking of which, bands not as inclined to let you know how much they 'hate' you are much better quality these days (of course subject to opinion) but it's an observation.

Hahaha "B-Veg"! Gold..

I disagree with everything you just said :P

The new Amenta album has far more depth vocally and musically. Jarrod has far more range than the older vocalist plus the album has added a complete new level to the previous one by including more industrial / noise samples without loosing the intensity.

Maybe Im just getting defensive because Jim said Jarrod and I looked like twins.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: The_Peeper on July 11, 2009, 12:17:16 AM
There you go again, Brenton... getting all defensive!!  ;)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: old gregg on July 13, 2009, 08:16:04 PM
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Well I think Job For A Cowboy is a ridiculous name for a band


This we can all agree on.


Blowjob for a Gayboy seems fitting.

Thier new album is pretty fucking metal tho.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Hoboclese on July 15, 2009, 06:22:54 AM
You cunts wasted all this time bickering when you could have been appreciating these guys instead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtRPMYA5js&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtRPMYA5js&feature=related)


Or the magic of crabcore (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt3MTxzJti4&feature=related)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Mago_Haydz on July 15, 2009, 06:39:21 AM
You cunts wasted all this time bickering when you could have been appreciating these guys instead.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtRPMYA5js&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=umtRPMYA5js&feature=related)


Or the magic of crabcore (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kt3MTxzJti4&feature=related)

I actually think the opening to that song was pretty cool.... until the dumb cunt opened his mouth.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: DamoESP on July 15, 2009, 07:06:02 AM
Clearly the best metal song ever:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R_6ItxioUco

:laugh:
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 16, 2009, 03:31:18 AM
How about this shit,
"Gaycore"

if you watch it long enough you'll get to the extrra gay shit.
man these guys need to be shot repetedly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVpITyOdc8
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: DamoESP on July 16, 2009, 03:48:41 AM
How about this shit,
"Gaycore"

if you watch it long enough you'll get to the extrra gay shit.
man these guys need to be shot repetedly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVpITyOdc8

haha this was posted 3 posts ago as "crabcore"  :P
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: schist on July 16, 2009, 04:31:06 AM
How 'bout this?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NYORf212bKE (fagcore)
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 16, 2009, 05:10:51 AM
How about this shit,
"Gaycore"

if you watch it long enough you'll get to the extrra gay shit.
man these guys need to be shot repetedly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVpITyOdc8

haha this was posted 3 posts ago as "crabcore"  :P
ah well, that'll teach me for not keeping up.  :-[
 Its really does suck ass though eh.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: IFRC on July 16, 2009, 06:50:45 AM
How about this shit,
"Gaycore"

if you watch it long enough you'll get to the extrra gay shit.
man these guys need to be shot repetedly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVpITyOdc8

grow up you virgin, crabcore is way more brutal than you are! :headbang:  :rofl:
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: old gregg on July 16, 2009, 02:30:21 PM
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ah well, that'll teach me for not keeping up.   
 Its really does suck ass though eh.

The less you feed it the sooner it will fuck off and die.
I know this first hand, as I showed some dude how crap that garbage is, and to my amazement he liked it! Un-fucking-believeable.


Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Catalyst on July 16, 2009, 03:33:18 PM
Actually, I thought the opening passage was alright, just as long as you aren't watching the clip.  Once the vocals begin it turns to muck.
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: DieByTheStrings on July 17, 2009, 04:26:07 AM
Hahahahaa are you serious jez?  :o Attack attack = funniest thing humanity ever offered. the jogcore crabcore sudo-rnb-core dancecore. i hope these guys come to perth 
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: IFRC on July 17, 2009, 06:35:02 AM
Hahahahaa are you serious jez?  :o Attack attack = funniest thing humanity ever offered. the jogcore crabcore sudo-rnb-core dancecore. i hope these guys come to perth 

yeah man crab core forever! i'll be there front row centre crabbing the fuck out of the place and running on the spot! i wonder if steve vai likes crabcore?
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: The_Peeper on July 18, 2009, 12:45:28 AM
Hardcore decribed the harder sounding version of 70's punk rock music. Mick Harris coined the term grindcore, also, because it described a certain sound....
Crabcore describes the physical actions and has nothing to do with music what so ever. Not funny, not cool.
Utterly, totally, unmistakebly FUCKING GAY!
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 18, 2009, 12:48:29 AM
How about this shit,
"Gaycore"

if you watch it long enough you'll get to the extrra gay shit.
man these guys need to be shot repetedly.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQVpITyOdc8

grow up you virgin, crabcore is way more brutal than you are! :headbang:  :rofl:

i dont get it  :hmm:
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: Ingasm on July 18, 2009, 12:53:59 AM
Hardcore decribed the harder sounding version of 70's punk rock music. Mick Harris coined the term grindcore, also, because it described a certain sound....
Crabcore describes the physical actions and has nothing to do with music what so ever. Not funny, not cool.
Utterly, totally, unmistakebly FUCKING GAY!


Go pop a valium dude, I think you need it
Title: Re: That fine line between Core and Metal
Post by: goat on July 20, 2009, 01:00:05 AM
ahh metal, it brings out such true feelings. :rofl: