"Any metal heads here? As in someone that enjoys listening to metal music 
Heavier the better for me
Xxx  "
My tastes range from Classic rock all the way through to hardcore thrash… becoming a regular festival goer (Steelhouse next month… Yay!) and usually do 4 or 5 gigs a year on top of Download etc.
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I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable. |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable."
I stumbled onto some symphonic stuff and now play a lot of Nightwish, Within Temptation, and Epica. |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable.
I stumbled onto some symphonic stuff and now play a lot of Nightwish, Within Temptation, and Epica."
You do need to stumble on it - or have it recommended - because you’ll rarely hear about it in mainstream metal circles. But it’s a bit of a rabbit-hole when you do and it always seems to lead to more and more bands! |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable."
This is the lady half of us although moved into the Nordic rock part now x |
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Yep. Seen slayer, megadeath, metallica anthrax (thats termed the big 4) Iron maiden, motorhead all many times.
Band of choice at the moment is ffdp.
Steelhouse in 3 weeks also |
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"Yep. Seen slayer, megadeath, metallica anthrax (thats termed the big 4) Iron maiden, motorhead all many times.
Band of choice at the moment is ffdp.
Steelhouse in 3 weeks also"
Steelhouse for me too… Particularly looking forward to Europe (a lot more bluesy than Final Countdown days) and Those Damn Crows |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable."
Much prefer a clean vocal… it’s why I’ve never really got into Slipknot |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable.
Much prefer a clean vocal… it’s why I’ve never really got into Slipknot "
Theres a lot more to slipknot than the rough vocals. Corey Taylor has a great voice. |
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"Yep. Seen slayer, megadeath, metallica anthrax (thats termed the big 4) Iron maiden, motorhead all many times.
Band of choice at the moment is ffdp.
Steelhouse in 3 weeks also
Steelhouse for me too… Particularly looking forward to Europe (a lot more bluesy than Final Countdown days) and Those Damn Crows"
I love the modern Europe (ok I loved them back in the day too!), seen them a few times and they’re always great. |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable.
Much prefer a clean vocal… it’s why I’ve never really got into Slipknot "
I can live with *some* harsh vocals, preferably if it’s not the main vocal - quite a lot of the bands I like have a clean female lead singer and a harsh male secondary vocalist. But it sort of needs to be in small doses! But it gets tiring on the ears if there’s too much of it. |
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By *ost SockMan
over a year ago
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable.
Much prefer a clean vocal… it’s why I’ve never really got into Slipknot
I can live with *some* harsh vocals, preferably if it’s not the main vocal - quite a lot of the bands I like have a clean female lead singer and a harsh male secondary vocalist. But it sort of needs to be in small doses! But it gets tiring on the ears if there’s too much of it."
I’m really not a metalhead in the slightest. I admire some of the musicians and I love the passion its fans have for that music though. The spirit of togetherness they have.
I used to love seeing them all out in Cardiff when Septic Velociraptor, or some other band, rolled up to play in town. One of the last tribes (with plenty of misfits in, which is a massive compliment!).
Good tribes are good things. |
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By *ev257Man
over a year ago
cardiff |
th crow bar in the back room with 2000DS, lizard man, the auto crow show?
That was it n getting covered in that glow in the dark paint or whatever it was as you went in.
Many a good night down there. |
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By *r71Man
over a year ago
Nunlle & Diff |
"Bogeys on penarth road
the duke in neath
lion's den in the gwr
the casblanca
tonypandy naval
four 7's
the normandie in bangor
what other rock clubs were people going to back in the day?"
Absolute metal head here. I used to love fucking to Metallica's Black album, or some AC/DC or DIO. Remembering The Normadie in Bangor brings back great memories of good music, good friends and great fucking. Nights out in the Normandy and Bangor led me to my first MFM threesome at 20 with an older married couple, same room fun with my girlfriend, her friend and her boyfriend and Out door fun up Bangor mountain or down by the pier on the way back home after a night out. Best times, fondly remembered, lived in Bangor between 1988 and 1994. |
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By *r71Man
over a year ago
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"Total metalhead here. Love it all from AOR to Death metal. Huge Maiden nut though.
First festival 1992 monsters of rock... looking forward to Steelhouse soon"
I was there too. Iron Maiden and Skid Row if I recall correctly. Brilliant weekend and a great show by Maiden. |
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"Bogeys on penarth road
the duke in neath
lion's den in the gwr
the casblanca
tonypandy naval
four 7's
the normandie in bangor
what other rock clubs were people going to back in the day?
Absolute metal head here. I used to love fucking to Metallica's Black album, or some AC/DC or DIO. Remembering The Normadie in Bangor brings back great memories of good music, good friends and great fucking. Nights out in the Normandy and Bangor led me to my first MFM threesome at 20 with an older married couple, same room fun with my girlfriend, her friend and her boyfriend and Out door fun up Bangor mountain or down by the pier on the way back home after a night out. Best times, fondly remembered, lived in Bangor between 1988 and 1994. "
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"Total metalhead here. Love it all from AOR to Death metal. Huge Maiden nut though.
First festival 1992 monsters of rock... looking forward to Steelhouse soon
I was there too. Iron Maiden and Skid Row if I recall correctly. Brilliant weekend and a great show by Maiden. "
You are quite correct! Maiden, Skid Row, Thunder, Slayer, WASP and The Almighty
Fine memories |
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By *r71Man
over a year ago
Nunlle & Diff |
"Bogeys on penarth road
the duke in neath
lion's den in the gwr
the casblanca
tonypandy naval
four 7's
the normandie in bangor
what other rock clubs were people going to back in the day?
Absolute metal head here. I used to love fucking to Metallica's Black album, or some AC/DC or DIO. Remembering The Normadie in Bangor brings back great memories of good music, good friends and great fucking. Nights out in the Normandy and Bangor led me to my first MFM threesome at 20 with an older married couple, same room fun with my girlfriend, her friend and her boyfriend and Out door fun up Bangor mountain or down by the pier on the way back home after a night out. Best times, fondly remembered, lived in Bangor between 1988 and 1994.
skinflick "
Skinfkuck and a brilliant local fanzine. Vaffan Culo were very active along with some metal bands who sang in Welsh, but the Welsh bands were more indie if I recall correctly. |
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By *e 1812Man
over a year ago
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I used to be in a metal / punk crossover band when I was 17. We used to frequent a punk club in Cardiff called The Venue. It was a tiny place that had some great bands on.
We were all there to see Napalm Death / Extreme Noise Terror and a few others one night. But due to the time, the 1st band didn't show up. So that's how my band ended up playing on the same bill as ND & ENT. They were still sort of underground bands back in 1988. |
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"ok who also plays any instruments. I (Raven_Wolf) can play Bass & Guitar. What are your favourite riffs or solos \m/ "
Played guitar for yrs n yrs now. Classic rock, and feel good rock songs make me happy when playing nowadays |
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"I was there too. And in 1988 when Maiden 1st headlined. The crowd that year was absolutely insane.
R.I.P Alan & Landon."
1988 MOR was my 1st rock festival. You was able to pay on the gate then, hence the big crowds. |
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"I was there too. And in 1988 when Maiden 1st headlined. The crowd that year was absolutely insane.
R.I.P Alan & Landon.
1988 MOR was my 1st rock festival. You was able to pay on the gate then, hence the big crowds. "
Yes, 107,000 that year wasn't it ? Or thereabouts. I've heard estimates that go from 105,000 - 110,000.
It was a fantastic lineup that year too. I had no idea about the 2 guys who got crushed until I got home. No cellphones back then either so my folks were frantic until I walked through the door, covered in mud up to my knees, haha ! I was only 17 that year. |
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" Vaffan Culo were very active along with some metal bands who sang in Welsh, but the Welsh bands were more indie if I recall correctly. "
vaffan culo ... the gog DK's
also F.U.B.A.R , babies with rabies and grot |
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Steelhouse was a amazing feeling this weekend after all the events we have missed this last 18 months so many tickets already rolled over twice. Just hope on the 7th we follow suit with England and it all returns ??xx |
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"Love metal!! Looking forward to going to Bloodstock this summer xx"
I have friends going, but can’t make it myself… did do Steelhouse over last weekend though and having live music back was amazing! |
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By *pertureTV/TS
over a year ago
New Ferry, wirral in stockings and sussies |
bit of a metalish head like alsorts including a bit of screamo, symphonic rock and massive fan of slipknot, saddened to hear about Joey jordison passing the other day fave drummer of all time. |
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Fucking love metal, been hitting metalcore pretty hard lately but always go back to machine head...wish I could still listen to painters but Phil Anselmo is a prick. |
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"Fucking love metal, been hitting metalcore pretty hard lately but always go back to machine head...wish I could still listen to painters but Phil Anselmo is a prick."
Machine head kick ass and I agree about old Phil lol. |
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By *rinity666Man
over a year ago
Away for work abroad long term, |
Metal in the blood since early 80s..collection of teeshirts and cds and cassettes and records now taking up a room..luckily my very understanding wife loves a lot of my tastes in music so its all good.. from classical to Black metal and every genre in between is the easiest way to explain my tastes. on the turn table this week..homage to ZZ Top and Slipknot..and Metal Church.. along with a copious amount of Icelandic Solstafir.. Rock on metal heads... Hellfest next year again for the 15th time if it takes place.. %$$@ you Covid once again.. |
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By *r71Man
over a year ago
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" Vaffan Culo were very active along with some metal bands who sang in Welsh, but the Welsh bands were more indie if I recall correctly.
vaffan culo ... the gog DK's
also F.U.B.A.R , babies with rabies and grot"
Yes! I remember them well! What a time to be alive. Fond memories. |
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By *r71Man
over a year ago
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"I was there too. And in 1988 when Maiden 1st headlined. The crowd that year was absolutely insane.
R.I.P Alan & Landon.
1988 MOR was my 1st rock festival. You was able to pay on the gate then, hence the big crowds.
Yes, 107,000 that year wasn't it ? Or thereabouts. I've heard estimates that go from 105,000 - 110,000.
It was a fantastic lineup that year too. I had no idea about the 2 guys who got crushed until I got home. No cellphones back then either so my folks were frantic until I walked through the door, covered in mud up to my knees, haha ! I was only 17 that year."
My second MOR. Maiden were awesome, hell of a lineup. The crowds were huge that year. The next one I went to was 92. |
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"I was there too. And in 1988 when Maiden 1st headlined. The crowd that year was absolutely insane.
R.I.P Alan & Landon.
1988 MOR was my 1st rock festival. You was able to pay on the gate then, hence the big crowds.
Yes, 107,000 that year wasn't it ? Or thereabouts. I've heard estimates that go from 105,000 - 110,000.
It was a fantastic lineup that year too. I had no idea about the 2 guys who got crushed until I got home. No cellphones back then either so my folks were frantic until I walked through the door, covered in mud up to my knees, haha ! I was only 17 that year.
My second MOR. Maiden were awesome, hell of a lineup. The crowds were huge that year. The next one I went to was 92."
1992 was my first. A cracking year |
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Shame about Joey jordisans death recently, by far one of the best drummers around... Slipknot have really taken a bad blow recently... Love slipknot, but spend my days chilling to Nirvana more than anything... KoRn are awesome as well though....  |
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"I’ve been a metalhead pretty much all my life - well, since the mid-80s anyway. I particularly love symphonic metal and industrial, but mostly just like anything melodic/clean vocals and headbangable.
Much prefer a clean vocal… it’s why I’ve never really got into Slipknot
Theres a lot more to slipknot than the rough vocals. Corey Taylor has a great voice."
Corey's vocals on vermilion pt 2 is AMAZING! |
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