Music keeps getting louder and heavier. That's why it's a good idea to invest in hearing aids.

I think you should start turning down the volume a bit.

 

I've listned to metal for 12 years, and i still got full hearing.

 

 

 

I'm pretty bored about metal at the moment tho, Satyricon released a crap album, Darkthrone too (i smack myself for saying this), Amon Amarth released a mediocre album...

 

I feel in touch with time, listening to Pink Floyd, Deep Purple, Bathory... !

 

Amon Amarth did whaaaat?! You're the first person I heard who doesn't like their latest. And I find it weird as hell, cause most people say it's awesome (myself included) and I even know someone who got into them when they heard this album. Hm!

I've noticed the opposite with hip-hop. The more I listen to it, the more I appreciate the chill, laid-back and mellow songs.

The first time I heard Cult of Luna, I thought they were dreadful. Difficult songs (up to 15 minutes) with shouted, hardcore vocals.

 

 

 

Now, though, I love them a big lot.

 

 

 

It was just a matter of getting past the somewhat endless songs and tackling them bit-by-bit rather than in one full go. Same goes for post-rock bands really.

I do really like a Marliyn Manson song (Coma White) but I deleted it because I don't believe in his way of... life. (Don't kill me Th3!)

 

 

 

Why should that matter if you still enjoy the song? I've never understood this. Just because I listen to Burzum doesn't mean i support church burnings and murder.

 

 

 

 

 

Simply because, I guess this is just my religious side poking out, there's a spirit behind his music. Like a feeling, that I just don't want to be associated with. Also, my neo con mom says she'll kick me out of the house if I turn into an occultist so... Hehe.

What I'm getting from most people is this:

 

 

 

"Well, at first I absolutely hated metal, but eventually I got used to how bad it was and now I love it."

 

 

 

Sorry if I took that the wrong way...