3. Heavy metal : developed a thick massive sound, characterized by highly amplified distortion extended guitar solos and emphatics beats.
4. Early Heavy Metal: Led Zeppelin, Black Sabbath, Deep Purple attracted large audiences – critically reviled.
5. Mid – 1970s: Judas Priest, helped genre’s evolution including in songs, its blues influence. Motorhead, introduced a punk – rock sensibility, increasing emphasis on speed.
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7. Categories in thisgenre… ALTERNATIVE METAL (ALT. METAL)- Think System of a Down. Heavy guitar riffs; typically, these riffs have a pronounced experimental edge, including unconventional lyrics.BLACK METAL- Burzum, Immortal or Emperor, anti-Christianity and Satan. CLASSIC HEAVY METAL- Iron Maiden, Judas Priest, Black Sabbath.DEATH METAL - Death or Morbid Angel. For its melodic equivalent, Dark Tranquility or In Flames. Death Metal often deals with death, brutality and violence, though not as much Satan as Black Metal.DOOM METAL- Pentagram or Saint Vitus. Slower and "heavier" than other genres. Basically "Funeral March" Metal.FOLK METAL - Eluveitie, Finntroll or Korpiklaani: Metal with violins or other folk instruments.
8. GLAM METAL (HAIR METAL, POP METAL) - Motley Crue, Poison, early Pantera. Combines theflamboyant look of glam rock and playing a power-chord-based heavy metal musical style.GOTHIC METAL – Moonspell, Paradise LostorTristania. Combines the aggression of doom metal with the dark melancholy of gothic rock. Lyrics are generally melodramatic and mournful with inspiration from gothic fiction as well as personal experiences.INDUSTRIAL METAL - Ministry or Nine Inch Nails. Repeats metal guitar riffs, sampling, synthesizerorsequencerlines, and distortedvocals.METALCORE - All That Remains, As I Lay Dying or Killswitch Engage. All the melody of metal vocals with the guitar virtuosity of punk rock.NEO-CLASSICAL METAL - YngwieMalmsteen. Subgenre of Heavy Metal musicthatisheavilyinfluencedbyclassicalmusic.NU METAL – Korn or Coal Chamber. Combines elements of heavy metal withothergenres, includinggrunge and hip hop.
9. POWER METAL - Blind Guardian, Kamelot or Stratovarius. Often deals with fantastical, metaphysical themes and vocals very high.PROGRESSIVE METAL (PROG METAL) - Andromeda, Opeth or Symphony X. Probably the most complex and ambitious metal genre, drawing inspiration from classical music and jazz fusion in terms of compositional structure.SPEED METAL – Motorhead. Extremelyfast, abrasive, and technicallydemandingmusic.SYMPHONIC METAL – Haggard, Therion or Nightwish. Metal with lots of keyboards or other symphonic instruments.THRASH METAL - Anthrax, Megadeth, Metallica or Slayer. Characterizedusuallybyitsfast tempo and aggression. Songs of thisgenretypically use fastpercussive and low-register guitar riffs.Viking Metal - Bathory. Viking Metal often deals with themes like the illusion of free will and the innate evil that all men have, rejecting the notion that human existence holds meanings, it tends to muse on the nature of infinity and immortality.
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15. Moshing is an expression/reaction from the music by the crowd at a concert. The crowd will then chain react in front of the band and stage (known as the Pit) at a certain point in the music and will furiously and passionately push and body slam each other to the music. But this is just a more extreme form of dance for an extreme form of music. Mosh Pits can be intense, hot, slimy and sticky. It takes a certain personality, to be able to appreciate Mosh Pits. They are a way of showing respect for the music and telling the band that this song is AWSOME.
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17. Common cause of injury: intoxication narcotics to close to someone else also known as bangover, “mosh neck”.
20. Instructions 1 -Stretch your neck well before you start to headbang. This is of supreme importance. If you do not warm up, you can find yourself in traction quite quickly. Start by performing gentle head rolls. This means you roll your head slowly from side to side. Then grab the top of your head with one of your hands and pull gently in the opposite direction. Repeat toward the other side. Make sure you feel good and loose. 2 -Nod your head gently as the music starts to play. There is plenty of time to headbang. Start slowly to make sure you are truly warmed-up. 3 -Increase the motion of your headbanging. As the music quickens, nod your head with greater range back and forth. Harder and faster is the key here. 4 -Swing your head all the way down to your waist and then back up again. Continue this in a circular motion to really rock out to your favouritemusic or band. 5 -Add some of your own flair. The great thing about headbanging is that it’s completely up to you how you do it. You can add jumping, air guitar, leg kicks and other killer moves to your routine.