What are the classics of heavy metal? What are the types of heavy metal music?

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1. Heavy metals.

Heavy metal** was first considered by some people to be the evolution of "hard rock", in fact, hard rock and heavy metal are usually not easy to distinguish, and different people have different ways to distinguish them. Some people think that before the 70s is called hard rock, after the 70s is called heavy metal, and most people think that they don't belong to the same genre from a historical perspective.

The blues flavor is very strong, and later it spread to different places to form different genres. **It is very "weighty", giving the listener a hysterical and manic feeling, which is obviously different from others**, so this ** is named "heavy metal".

There are many types of metal**, and they are divided into rhythms and melodies"Melody metal"with"Rhythm metal"In any case, the metal with a melody is lighter than the metal without a melody, and the timbre used by different genres of metal ** is different, some are more distorted and some are lighter.

This hard-core style feels very cathartic, this sense of weight seems to vent the pressure on the human body in this cathartic way, this kind of cold and rigid atmosphere **, always gives people a very special feeling.

2. Alternative metals.

Alternative metal was one of the most popular heavy metal** styles of the mid-90s.

3. Indie rock.

Indie Rock, an indie rock spin off the underground rock and alternative of the '80s, emphasises the need for bands to be undisturbed and make their own ideas. Indie rock advocates the "DIY" spirit of punk music and has extremely distinct personality characteristics, so it is rarely accepted by the mainstream**.

At the same time, it borrowed the characteristics of various genres, and in the 90s it derived many branches of different styles. Sticking to your own opinions and opinions is the essence of indie rock.

4. Industrial metals.

A large number of distorted and repetitive rhythmic fragments (riffs) are used throughout the piece, and the rhythms are set by the percussion of heavy machinery, metal utensils, or traditional percussion instruments. Coupled with the electronic sampling rendering, it is a metal music that resembles techno dance music, but still retains the heavy guitar** effect of heavy metal, and is very rhythmic and incendiary.

5. Avant-garde metal.

Progressive metal (sometimes abbreviated as prog metal) is a branch of heavy metal, which combines the style of progressive rock and heavy metal. Avant-garde metal combines powerful, guitar-dominated metal**, complex orchestrations, quirky tempo notations, and intricate instrumental playings in progressive rock.

Some of the avant-garde metal bands have also been influenced by the fusion of jazz and Western classical**. Like progressive rock songs, progressive metal songs are often longer than regular metal songs, and often incorporate conceptual ** methods. As a result, avant-garde metals rarely appear on mainstream radio stations or programs.

Heavy metal** is a kind of harmony that is achieved through the resonance generated by the beautiful rhythm full of jumps and ups and downs. Heavy metal is uninhibited and unconventional, and although it is despised by orthodox (Baroque Romantic) theory, it will be somewhat unconventional in its lyric arrangement.

1. The organic combination of strong, combative fragments of words and sentences reflects the rigorous concept of language construction like an architectural system.

Heavy metal ** was first considered by some people to be "hard rock" evolved, and its ** is very "weighty", giving the listener a hysterical and manic feeling, which is obviously different from other **, so this ** is named "heavy metal".

Heavy metal ** has made empathetic works through dissatisfaction, and occupies a unique position in the ** industry. Heavy metal**'s dissent needs to be affirmed before it can have a direct effect, and is therefore distinctly lacking in political leaning compared to other types of **, but his own charisma shows another definite type: creating a kind of outstanding ** that is noisy, irritable, beautiful, and reasonable.

Heavy metals can be broadly divided into:

1. Traditional heavy metals, such as "kiss", "scorpion", etc.;

2. "Boogie Metal" (Boogie Metal), which is popular in the heavy metal world, its melody is generally more beautiful, and the lyrics involve more "sex", "fun", "love", etc., singers are often **, idol singers, such as the more familiar "Bon Jovi", "Poison", "Arrowsmith", etc., there is only one sign that distinguishes this kind of heavy metal from other heavy metals: whether it is commercial. Some heavy metal bands may not have been "boogie metal" at first, but once it became a commercial icon, it became "boogie metal".

3. Speed Metal;

4. Punk Metal;

5. Thrash metal;

6. Death metal;

7. Grunge (garbage music) and so on.

Speed Metal: In rock music, rhythm is a very important part, in fact, the change of rock music style is largely determined by the change of rhythm. From the earliest blues to rhythm and blues, to blues rock, to today's various styles of rock music, rhythm is like a bone, supporting the best throughout.

Heavy metal is no exception, but heavy metal is different from other ** styles: heavy metal relies heavily on the stretch and change of skills. Then rhythm and technique are combined to become the most important part of heavy metal.

As the strength of heavy metals gradually hardens and the speed gradually increases, speed metals also appear. The hallmark is that every band has a very good guitarist. The speed of velocity metal has reached the limit of human playing musical instruments, and the speed of velocity metal cannot be described in phrases such as "raindrops".

Musicians often use speed to achieve the desired dynamics and effects. The most famous speed metal band is the "metal" band.

Punk Metal: It inherits and carries forward the basic idea of punk, and uses the playing techniques and orchestration of metal music to promote the punk viewpoint, which makes the punk consciousness still survive in the metal age. Punk metal has strong political intentions and a much stronger sense of rebellion than the average heavy metal**.

Such as Alice Cooper in the early days and Extreme in the recent past. There is a difference between punk metal and metal punk, punk metal is still heavy metal in the end, while metal punk is punk ** absorbs heavy metal ** wild, violent, distortion effects, etc. But it removes the most striking feature of heavy metals**:

Guitar solo. In turn, pursue a raw, rough effect. Such as ramones, big black, etc.

Recently I have become obsessed with emo punk.

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