stoner thrash with a touch of death doom is where its at!!!

I like to play all sorts of style but when it comes to me writting songs I usually write very thrash technical death metal in the vein of Death but more thrash and much more technical. If I don't write that kind of song I will most likely be playing some sick stoner riffs as homage to the real gods of metal Black Sabbath.

a mix of all, it really depends on my mood..

Everybody who plays guitar should playing every kind of clasical/rock/metal music. Then you learning some new styles and technics on guitar, and you have new ideas for songs. That's my opinion;)

Traditional 80's thrash... its so easy to create riffs

I play black metal as well as other styles

I probably play black metal the most, though it's so easy to play...

Heavy Metal, Hard'n'Heavy, Classic Rock, Rock'n'Roll... It's better to say: old school.

Lately I've been trying to go for more of a depressive/suicidal BM sound. My buddy and I just recorded a refined and polished acoustic intro based off a riff I had been playing with, about a week ago.

Mix of all, since I dont play in a band... But maybe Tech Death, and similar stuff works best for me...

I like to tune it down low, crank up the distortion, and play some old school thrashy/doomy/grindy death metal.

thrash metal mostly

I seem to be getting more into death metal and power metal. I mainly just play along with Death and Angra. I need to expand more...

I seem to be getting more into death metal and power metal. I mainly just play along with Death and Angra. I need to expand more...

I seem to be getting more into death metal and power metal. I mainly just play along with Death and Angra. I need to expand more...

I seem to be getting more into death metal and power metal. I mainly just play along with Death and Angra. I need to expand more...

2 bands that are for me the biggest joy to play, are Death and Iced Earth. Unfortunately, Death is in D, Iced Earth is in Eb, and my guitar is in E...

@ ed hunter - lol, unlucky, what u gotta do is, buy 3 guitars - one for each tuning! (You'll be able to afford it once u release a couple of solid metal records for us MSers to buy )

Industrial, easy, at least for an anti-talent like me

Written by BurbotsRevenge on 14.10.2007 at 08:50

@ ed hunter - lol, unlucky, what u gotta do is, buy 3 guitars - one for each tuning! (You'll be able to afford it once u release a couple of solid metal records for us MSers to buy )

Yeah, man, I know that... damn it.....

Written by Øyvind on 12.11.2007 at 14:12

Industrial, easy, at least for an anti-talent like me

An anti-talent metal listener? That defeats purpose now doesn't it?

Written by Lord TJ on 12.11.2007 at 20:31

Written by Øyvind on 12.11.2007 at 14:12

Industrial, easy, at least for an anti-talent like me

An anti-talent metal listener? That defeats purpose now doesn't it?

No, my hearing is great and all, but my hands are not working properly, because I've got some uncommon problems. You see, I'm right-handed, but I find it normal to hold the guitar as if left-handed, and since my left hand isn't as good as my right, there's a problem, and my fingers are shorter than usual, which makes playing difficult. Sounds like gibberish, but all that practice for nothing

Oh I thought you meant you were against playing with great skill.

Written by Lord TJ on 13.11.2007 at 21:50

Oh I thought you meant you were against playing with great skill.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Sorry about this Not at all, no, I admire the great players, it's just that I can't be as good as they are/were, at least not without some major excercise, more major than my usual, at least.

when you learn to play black metal, you cant stop playing it again and again, because its the easiest style i think.but i also can play some thrash styles and rock and thrash solos( my solos are so meaningless as other says:lol: )

I need some challenge this days so i play a lot of opeth and dream theater, but it is also cool to play things like gary moore and Eric clapton i think

I play alot of brutal death like Decrepit Birth, Deeds of FLesh, Spawn of Possession, Insidious Decrepancy, etc. I am also working on my new solo project that happens to fall under that genre... (Wish me luck. This stuff is hard as shit. haha.)

Is it necessarily bad if you only play one style of metal?

i mostly play my own stuff, i dont do a lot of covers anymore, so with theat in hand, i mostly play melodeath and thrash combo

Mostly Black metal want to learn more though being young and all