Boozefest!!

[Newby]

Dragonforce is speed metal, if you want an example.

I'd classify Dragonforce as more power/speed mix, at times.

DragonForce = serious power metal. Heh.

I've heard some stuff by Black Dahlia Murder, Carcass, and Sepultura on Chronix.  Me likey :)

The Black Dahlia Murder = melodic death metal.

Judging your comparison of Carcass to TBDM, I'm gonna assume you heard something off of Heartwork or Swansong. That's their melodic death metal era. They were originally grind.

[iago]

I'm a fan of Metalcore, even though it's not really metal.  Killswitch is great, especially in concert.  That's still the #1 concert I've been to, and I've been to an awful lot of concerts. 

[Super_X]

What seperates Black and death metal is the keyboard. All black metal bands have to have a keyboard. It's in the memo.  But, yeah, normally black's screached, while death is grunted.

Annother name for the genre of "Grindcore" (And a less gay name at the same time) is "Noise." The noise genre ranges from bluegrass noise to industrial noise. Newby's defination's a good one. Annother band to look at is "Melt Banana."

[Hitmen]

You people suck horribly at classifying metal bands. Aside from the fact that there's probably a dozen more retarded subgenres to list, it doesn't matter and only newby was anywhere near right.

[iago]

What seperates Black and death metal is the keyboard. All black metal bands have to have a keyboard. It's in the memo.  But, yeah, normally black's screached, while death is grunted.

I've seen two black metal bands, and neither had a keyboard. 

You people suck horribly at classifying metal bands. Aside from the fact that there's probably a dozen more retarded subgenres to list, it doesn't matter and only newby was anywhere near right.

What I said was mostly a subset of what Newby said.  Nothing I said was wrong, but he elaborated a lot more. 

[Sidoh]

You people suck horribly at classifying metal bands. Aside from the fact that there's probably a dozen more retarded subgenres to list, it doesn't matter and only newby was anywhere near right.

Teach us, oh almighty music god.

But seriously, who cares?

I'm a fan of Metalcore, even though it's not really metal.  Killswitch is great, especially in concert.  That's still the #1 concert I've been to, and I've been to an awful lot of concerts. 

;D <3

I love Killswitch Engage.

[Newby]

You people suck horribly at classifying metal bands. Aside from the fact that there's probably a dozen more retarded subgenres to list, it doesn't matter and only newby was anywhere near right.

I only elaborated on the ones iago mentioned. I didn't feel like mentioning goregrind, crust, viking, epic, atmospheric, doom, progressive, symphonic, folk, or any of that other crap that I do not listen to.

Well, I occasionally dabble in goregrind.

[Super_X]

What seperates Black and death metal is the keyboard. All black metal bands have to have a keyboard. It's in the memo.  But, yeah, normally black's screached, while death is grunted.

I've seen two black metal bands, and neither had a keyboard. 

I guess they didn't get the damn memo. They're also putting the new cover on the TSP reports, that was covered in the same memo... :-\.. Yeah...

[iago]

What seperates Black and death metal is the keyboard. All black metal bands have to have a keyboard. It's in the memo.  But, yeah, normally black's screached, while death is grunted.

I've seen two black metal bands, and neither had a keyboard. 

I guess they didn't get the damn memo. They're also putting the new cover on the TSP reports, that was covered in the same memo... :-\.. Yeah...

TPS* (stands for Test Product Specification and defined by IEEE, if you care)

[rabbit]

iAGO, HOW DARE YOU?!  It's a quote from Office Space.

[iago]

Yes, and in Office Space it's TPS reports (not TSP), which stands for Test Product Specifications.  It's an annoying software-development thing that nobody actually uses, which is why it was used in the movie. 

I find that knowing what an acronym stands for makes it a lot easier for me to remember it. 

[Super_X]

Whoops.. :-[ I had me an typo! I meant for it to be "TPS" but I guess I hit the "S" before the "P". Sorry for the confusion. :-\

[Quik]

I first read that as TSB, which has to do with noted issues with cars.

Yeah, if you talk to any engineer who's been in the field for a little bit, they'll tell you some horrible stories. Newer companies or ones trying to be 'hip' don't require them anymore iirc.

[iago]

The hippest companies use TPS reports. 

[Blaze]

Although this is late in the topic, I acknowledge Dragonforce and approve.  They may now continue to release music.