If this ain't the most beautiful metal riff ever

[ifyouwannabemylover]

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

sorry boyos wrong section

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

bunch of uncultured swine in here

 

[john2]

>metal
>cultured

Choose one.

 

[Deleted member 10367]

>metal
>cultured

Choose one.

COPE

Metal can be as musically complex as classical music. And even shitty metal mogs almost all popular music .

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

COPE

Metal can be as musically complex as classical music. And even shitty metal mogs almost all popular music .

share some shit brah

 

[john2]

COPE

Metal can be as musically complex as classical music. And even shitty metal mogs almost all popular music .

Show me a piece of your musically complex metal music and let me judge it by
what scales and modes it uses, what harmonies (synthetic or organic) it utilizes, how structured and coherent it is, etcetera.

 

[Deleted member 10367]

share some shit brah

Specially the riff at 2:45

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

Show me a piece of your musically complex metal music and let me judge it by
what scales and modes it uses, what harmonies (synthetic or organic) it utilizes, how structured and coherent it is, etcetera.

 

[Deleted member 10367]

Show me a piece of your musically complex metal music and let me judge it by
what scales and modes it uses, what harmonies (synthetic or organic) it utilizes, how structured and coherent it is, etcetera.

Just check my previous post tbh

 

[ifyouwannabemylover]

Specially the riff at 2:45

ahh not digging the vocals unfortunately

 

[john2]

Specially the riff at 2:45

Looks like there is no change in time signature cause all of it seems like it is in 6/8. No tempo change as well, except for that minor pause to build up tension during half way of this song. Lmfao, the entire song is in a typical E minor scale with no scale change either. The harmonic rhythm is slow. Talking about dynamics... it does have very few moments of change in softness and loudness, I'll give you that.

This is the perfect type of music I would expect any normie with an untrained ear to listen to, which is fine I guess. Something boring like most Mozart's music (which consists of running up and down scales kek) is probably better than this, if not only as good as this.

Now obviously this is nothing exciting cause I can spot only ONE significant melody being repeated side by side and just some minor variations on it, so of course this has no dramatic development with a proper climax using the initial theme.
I can see why this would be considered high T (cause you have loud music at a consistent pace with deep beats in every bar of music).
But the only reason why this would ever come off as 'memorable' is when you play this on repeat all day jfl.
It is nothing addictive or much less... intriguing since it lacks a lot of creativity speaking about the musical form and its progressions.

Also, I am not into vocal music of any genre so I won't criticize on that. But lmao, what the heck was the 'singer' saying XD? Caged.

For me, I am bored with a lot of music of other genres (even including a lot of classical music). The more musically trained you ear becomes and the more you learn about music theory/analysis, you'll get less surprised and automatically your ear will be tuned to seek after well structured pieces which consist of climaxes, certain musical textures, tonal languages and whatnot. You'll be laughing when you hear stuff like "twinkle twinkle little star" once you have already heard and grasped the music of people like Stravinsky, Scriabin, Roslavets, Rachmaninoff, Ravel, Debussy, Medtner, Schoenberg, Boulez, Bartok, Berg or even someone who's music is as extremely condensed like Anton Webern. Trust me.

Speaking positively... I'll admit this that this music is noticeable better than the modern music or pop music of the 21st century.


TLDR, even after analyzing its complexity... no way does this metal music match up to even the worst classical music ever produced. But since musical tastes are mainly subjective, I can see why you or some other common people would come to like it.