share : Heavy METAL & Hard Rock numberz

[abhie]

this is the thread where Id share My favourite Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Progressive rock..or thrash metal numberz....

I Hope Ud Join me..... sharin som of Ur stuffz.. cz I see Lotz of Metal Fanz out here!!

Im startin with

Megadeth's "In My darkest Hour" frm the album "Countdown to Xtinction"

http://www.mediafire.com/?1mdonnhyqjj

enjoy!

[AngeL_EyeZ]

umm...how come there's no reply in this topic...I thought Golpo te metal freak ase onek...

[Odbhut Chele]

aaisha gesi............. ashol metal freak aaisha gese.........

[Odbhut Chele]

Iron Maiden-for the greater good of God
http://www.sendspace.com/file/54j5hq

[Odbhut Chele]

Breaking Benjamin-break my fall
http://www.sendspace.com/file/k15oeq

[alex fire]

Originally Posted by abhie

this is the thread where Id share My favourite Heavy Metal, Hard Rock, Progressive rock..or thrash metal numberz....

I Hope Ud Join me..... sharin som of Ur stuffz.. cz I see Lotz of Metal Fanz out here!!

Im startin with

Megadeth's "In My darkest Hour" frm the album "Countdown to Xtinction"

http://www.mediafire.com/?1mdonnhyqjj

enjoy!

I am a great fan of lp.
Their coolest track in the end is my fav.

[nicks]

iron maiden 4 hard metal
linkin park 4 alt-rock
artcell 4 pro-metal

[nicks]

plz tell me the difference b2n death,black n thrash metal

[Sh0m0y]

Black metal

Evolving from thrash metal, black metal is characterised by a dark, cold atmosphere replacing thrash metal's head-on brutality. Though not as atonal as death metal, it is still considered to be one of the most extreme subgenres of metal. The vocals are usually shrieked, screamed, rasped or grunted, with the lyrical themes often being depressing, Satanic, occult, or anti-Christian 1990s.

Black metal's origins have been put to a few bands (the name "black metal" is usually accredited to Venom, who coined the term with their album entitled Black Metal), though the style itself is thought to have emerged first from Sweden's Bathory and then from Norway;The most influential bands being Mayhem, Burzum, Darkthrone and Emperor. Black metal is now found throughout the world, with each region seemingly attributing their culture differently to the black metal sound. Fusion between black metal and folk music is also quite common.

Death metal

Death metal is a subsidiary of thrash metal pioneered by Possessed (band). Possessed, Death (band), Morbid Angel and other bands pushed to more brutal extremes, with dissonant harmonies, exotic scales, erratic time signature changes and downtuned guitars. Double bass drums are universally implemented, as well as rapid snare drums, 'blast beats', and chaotic cymbal crashes. Vocals are usually growled, but also can be shrieked, yelled, or screamed. Current death metal bands often dabble in neo-classicism, Jazz-fusion, medieval music, or folk and symphonic endeavors. The lyrical content usually deals with the darker, nihilistic side of human imagination, dealing with blood, death, gore, and Satan (like the band Deicide). However, Death Metal is not limited to just blood, death, and gore. It can also range out to philosophy, Mythology (such as the band Nile), and politics

Thrash metal

Thrash metal originated, and remains, NWOBHM[1][2][3] with tempos influenced more predominantly by hardcore punk. Thrash metal songs are usually fairly complex, and frequently contain constant time and tempo changes. Thrash metal replaces melody with brutality and speed, with the use of ample distortion. Thrash was the first subgenre to widely use double bass drums in metal. Vocals in thrash metal are usually yelled, screamed, or snarled, though, at the same time, melodic.

As is true for many of the terms in this list, the moniker "thrash metal" was not always embraced by its supposed representatives; early on, Metallica referred to themselves as "power metal" (conflicting with the above definition of this term). Conversely, many bands, like Kreator, have been labeled as hate metal.

[firefly]

"Tears Don't Fall" and "The End" by Bullet For My Valentine (Album The Poison)
"Diary Of Jane" - Breaking Benjamin (Phobia)