acrossthelines wrote:
Skyline_BNR34 wrote:
acrossthelines wrote:
Songs in the Key of Life is one of the greatest albums ever. Yup.
Also, listening to metal lately. That genre is more directly influenced by classical music than most if not all others.
Pretty much. Randy Rhoads was a student of classical guitar and used those influences in his metal playing.
Yeah, I noticed it listening to some Schoenberg earlier and realized that the structure and melodies were ridiculously similar to metal (but not to any other genre that I've noticed, not even just stereotypical rock); listened to some more classical and got the same impression... Now I will forever defend metal when it is described as just noise haha.
Yea, but it depends on which modes or scales they decide to use.
Metal still has a huge basis in heavy blues scales played really fast. But when you look at any music, except modern music, it's all based on scales. Modern music just sounds like noise and seems like it has no key, it's horrible.
But I agree, some metal players studied the classical genre and incorporated it into their playing styles, but I don't think all metal is like that at all. But you want to hear classical music on guitar the bet bet is look up neoclassical guitarists, like Yngwie Malmsteen, some of Paul Gilberts stuff, Satriani, and Vai can do some classical stuff.
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CriminallyVu1gar wrote:
No need for violence, just tell her she's got a game misconduct and show her the door.
Rud wrote:
As I said in the GDT, the call on Rivet was horseshit. The Bruins player was holding onto Rivet's stick like it was the last fucking raft on the Titanic.
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