[quote=>:VON:<]hm. [b]post-hardcore[/b] ya.. *i think UNDEROATH's music style*[/quote] post-hardcore?!! it think there [b]SCREAMO[/b]!

I Love The Cure ! " Don Eir Von Satan " The Whole Arrangement is Kinda Disturbing but the lyrics is funny ! if you'd Know What it Meant ! hehehe

[quote=nathankills]I'm not so into metal but i listen to some black metal bands like Gorgoroth, Venom ,Emperor and Darkthrone.[/quote] wow! oldskul black metal! hehehe!! im listening all genres of metal especially: death, brutal death, melodic death, black, symphonic black & progressive metal lyk dreamtheater.. [b]Note[/b]: Not all metalheads are [b]Satanist[/b]...

im on[b] heavy metal.[/b].. metallica + ac/dc = powerhouse

^ Rap-metal is actually already an accepted genre, but of course Nu Metal is a more proper way of calling it. Examples of some bands that do Nu Metal is Linkin Park. How about Slipknot and Korn? Anyone? And although they are more of hiphoppers than rockers as what people see it, I also still love to listen to Limp Bizkit.

Rarely I listen to metal rock music. Is screamo a metal genre?

[quote=†¤meg¤†]^ on its not, i think you should visit www.rakista.com to know metal more[/quote] LoL buddy. Rakista.com is not the only site to go to if i want to know metal more. I think its not even the best source. Dont get me wrong, i also visit rakista from time to time and i think that site r0xors. [quote=Wikipedia.org][b]Rapcore[/b] is a musical genre that fuses the techniques of [i]hip hop, hardcore punk (hence the "core" in the name), heavy metal, alternative rock and sometimes funk[/i]. The genre, often referred to as [b]rap-metal[/b] or [b]rap-rock[/b], [u]has also influenced some of the more recent music styles such as [b]nu metal[/b][/u]. Rapcore developed in the mid to late [b]1980s[/b], alongside the similar fusion music genre funk metal. The roots of the style can be found in albums by bands such as Anthrax, Stuck Mojo, Public Enemy, Run-D.M.C., Beastie Boys, Biohazard, 311, Boo-Yaa T.R.I.B.E., Suicidal Tendencies, Faith No More and Red Hot Chili Peppers. Two of the first full-dedicated rapcore acts to obtain mainstream popularity were Urban Dance Squad and Rage Against the Machine.[/quote] [quote=Wikipedia.org][b]Nu metal[/b] is a musical genre that has origins in the mid [b]1990s[/b]. It typically fuses influences from the grunge and alternative metal of the 1990s with funk music, hip-hop, and various heavy metal genres, most often thrash metal and groove metal. Linkin Park is the best selling nu metal act with an excess of 45 million copies sold of their first two full-length albums (Hybrid Theory , Meteora), and 5 million copies from their third full length album, (Minutes To Midnight). The term "nu metal" was coined in the late nineties to denote the resurgence of metal in the public eye with the rise in popularity of bands such as Korn and Limp Bizkit, as well as the success of the traveling Ozzfest festival. The sentiment was reinforced by MTV's "Return of the Rock" specials which featured Korn, Limp Bizkit, and other nu metal bands that experienced mainstream success at the turn of the century. The term "nu metal" adapted and the category began to describe bands that combined traditional metal themes with other styles such as hip-hop.[/quote] If you read that carefully, you'll see that rap-metal came before nu metal. And some of the bands that i had mentioned were one of the best there is on the genres they were in. As you can see, Im am pretty much a Nu Metal-head, and I dont seem to fit in in this thread for the 'dark' metals. But still, we live under the same sun. Our common denominator is [b]Metal[/b]. \m/,

brutal death.... satisfactory,,,

haha screamo is emo-screamo <3 emo-screamo especially RJA XD