xiphoscesar
Well-Known Member
we need to get off this forum and listen to music
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Sort of what you guys are talking about. Not the best example but growling in defined pitches is definitely possible, but too bad this is the only example I could think of...
I give the bassist props for building his bass
II mean yeah I have some Necrophagist and Origin playing but even then I find some cool grooves that those dudes use.
You have to admit, that chapman stick player calling himself a bassist is incredible.
Let me tell you why. First reason is truly aggressive music requires aggressive vocals. Well, you may say, "Nevermore is aggressive, and they have a real singer". No, they're not. They're heavy, but I wouldn't go so far as to say they're aggressive. Now, for more angry passages, Warrel Dane will slap on a more pissed off tone, which is fine, but you cannot tell me that Necrophagist, Meshuggah, Cannibal Corpse, etc. would benefit from an actual singer. That's flat out ridiculous. Not only that, but if you've got guitarists and bass players flying up and down on their fretboards, someone going tra laa laal allaaaaaa would be insanely redundant. Clean vocals have their place, and I do like them, but in certain bands (like this one), they are not welcomed.
Now, if you don't mind me, I'll get back to transcribing Shania Twain and Yeah Yeah Yeah's songs on my 8 string.
I felt that fell under "not caring to learn it", I probably should have expanded on what I meant though.
This post makes entirely too much sense, sir.
Let me tell you why. First reason is truly aggressive music requires aggressive vocals. Well, you may say, "Nevermore is aggressive, and they have a real singer". No, they're not. They're heavy, but I wouldn't go so far as to say they're aggressive. Now, for more angry passages, Warrel Dane will slap on a more pissed off tone, which is fine, but you cannot tell me that Necrophagist, Meshuggah, Cannibal Corpse, etc. would benefit from an actual singer. That's flat out ridiculous. Not only that, but if you've got guitarists and bass players flying up and down on their fretboards, someone going tra laa laal allaaaaaa would be insanely redundant. Clean vocals have their place, and I do like them, but in certain bands (like this one), they are not welcomed.
Now, if you don't mind me, I'll get back to transcribing Shania Twain and Yeah Yeah Yeah's songs on my 8 string.
I honestly can't picture Meshuggah with a different "singer", but I can't quite get their music either.
Tragic irony in the fact there's a thread open about music being too complex and and one about music being too simplistic at the same time.
The problem is that this community has become castrated by the "music is subjective/opinions aren't facts" argument over the years. The people who bring it up all the time are worse than the grammar police. We might as well stop interacting and sharing ideas and just oogle at each other's avatars.
Anyway, I'm in agreement with the OP; These guys are missing the point.
The problem is that this community has become castrated by the "music is subjective/opinions aren't facts" argument over the years. The people who bring it up all the time are worse than the grammar police. We might as well stop interacting and sharing ideas and just oogle at each other's avatars.
Anyway, I'm in agreement with the OP; These guys are missing the point.
Let me tell you why. First reason is truly aggressive music requires aggressive vocals. Well, you may say, "Nevermore is aggressive, and they have a real singer". No, they're not. They're heavy, but I wouldn't go so far as to say they're aggressive. Now, for more angry passages, Warrel Dane will slap on a more pissed off tone, which is fine, but you cannot tell me that Necrophagist, Meshuggah, Cannibal Corpse, etc. would benefit from an actual singer. That's flat out ridiculous. Not only that, but if you've got guitarists and bass players flying up and down on their fretboards, someone going tra laa laal allaaaaaa would be insanely redundant. Clean vocals have their place, and I do like them, but in certain bands (like this one), they are not welcomed.
Now, if you don't mind me, I'll get back to transcribing Shania Twain and Yeah Yeah Yeah's songs on my 8 string.