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"Here I go Again" by Whitesnake...helloooooo!

Well, seeing as I sing in an Epic Fantasy Speed Power Metal band, you can obviously see which side of the fence I stand on. *waves his mighty blazon of true metal while standing on the heap of corpses of emo wimps* In all aspects of music (composition, originality, virtuousity, technicality...

Saviour Machine is my most favorite Christian group of all time.

Welcome, brother, both to this forum and the fellowship of Believers as well. :) I'm very glad you've made it here. What is and what is not acceptable is solely dependant on what God tells you is acceptable through A. His Word (The Bible), and B. The Holy Spirit. The Bible is hazy when it...

One of my favorite bands of all time. God's hand is definitely upon that band. Eric Clayton is one of my favorite singers and biggest singing influences of all time. I'm pumped for this new album.

Incorrectomundo, dude. First you have to define what "swearing" is. Filthy language, in the term that it is originally used in the Bible, refers to crude and vulgar talk (i.e. speaking about bodily functions, improper sexual relations, lustful expressions, hateful speech, etc). Saying what...

Yeah, I saw a show about that, he gave his testimony, very powerful stuff.

Don't even start with this...I've already tirelessly rebutted this narrow-minded stance...oooh....4..5 times now? Go look in past threads if you want to see why I believe Scripture has no problem with it. If God convicts you specifically, that's one thing, but going just off of Scripture...

How am I to know such phrases aren't part of your vernacular? :p

I saw them in Chicago this year I think it was, quite a good show. I don't like their newer stuff that much, but I'm a fan of some of their older works. They put on a heck of a show, though. Rhapsody/Manowar/Holy Hell or Kamelot/Seven Witches/Odin's Court/Winterfell/one other band Both...

for future advice, textual sarcasm isn't a good idea, unless it's accompanied by an emoticon of some sort. Sarcasm is only effective in real life because of the tone of the voice or accompanying facial expressions/gestures. Without an emoticon to take the place of those, there's no way to tell...

If you let the grammies dictate to you what is and is not good music, you're not a metalhead, plain and simple.

Why listen to Rob Zombie when you can just listen to Lordi instead? They're 10000x better in my opinion, and a lot more hilarious and entertaining. http://www.lordi.fi/

Hey, I agree, I prefer prog over such music myself, but meh.

I don't see what's so "silly" about them. If you can look at the message he's getting across and overlook the metaphors and euphamisms he uses (which are appropriate given the folk style most of his music is in), they are extremely profound and appropriate: "Judgement and wrath he poured out...

Umm...correct me if I'm wrong, but was not Sepultura around long before Nu-metal came about, I could be getting them confused with another band...but I'm pretty sure I'm not. As for my pick: Wintersun -- Wintersun By far one of the best albums in this millenia...like...just amazing...

I'm a huge metalhead, but I'm just not a big slayer fan. I don't see what the big deal is, really. I mean, they're a solid band...just don't enjoy listening to them as much as other bands.

Rammstein was basically my gateway band into metal in 8th grade (them and Metallica). I loved the mix of the heavy music with the deep baritone vocals. That's rare in any form of music, the lead singer having a lower voice. One would think it would be more prevalent in metal of all genres...

Well of course you gotta give props to Yngwie Malmsteen for basically inventing the Neo-Classical guitar style. Herman Li's solos in Dragonforce's albums are some of the better ones out there (I swear he has the fastest hands around...maybe Rusty Cooley gives him a run for his money). And no...

The only Christian metalcore band I think is worth listening to: The Showdown They're quite technically talented musicians.