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<blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 3887172" data-attributes="member: 34175"><p>Welcome Anonymous One!</p><p>(Sorry, school has kept me away from teaching (boy that sounds really dumb doesn't it...))</p><p>No offense is taken. You'll find that Danny and I agree about a lot of things, so I won't mimic his well stated points.</p><p>And, I must admit, you aren't the first person I've heard say this. There is a certain disconnect between 1989 and 2000 called grunge that pretty much killed the music industry for a while. Death/Black metal kept rolling along in the underground (ref Sweden/Finland/Norway and Denmark) while the rest of the world was lifting Nirvana to a (IMO undeserved) place in musical history. Pop metal/AOR and even good ole' fashioned rock n' roll pretty much disappeared. I mean when Oasis is on the cutting edge, you know something is screwy. Because of this, a lot of traditional metal acts sound dated...because frankly, they are. I imagine that as metal begins to become more prevalently played that that will change.</p><p></p><p>Hopefully I will be posting again soon, but just wanted to take this chance to say HEY and let everyone else know I haven't died or anything.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Thunderfoot, post: 3887172, member: 34175"] Welcome Anonymous One! (Sorry, school has kept me away from teaching (boy that sounds really dumb doesn't it...)) No offense is taken. You'll find that Danny and I agree about a lot of things, so I won't mimic his well stated points. And, I must admit, you aren't the first person I've heard say this. There is a certain disconnect between 1989 and 2000 called grunge that pretty much killed the music industry for a while. Death/Black metal kept rolling along in the underground (ref Sweden/Finland/Norway and Denmark) while the rest of the world was lifting Nirvana to a (IMO undeserved) place in musical history. Pop metal/AOR and even good ole' fashioned rock n' roll pretty much disappeared. I mean when Oasis is on the cutting edge, you know something is screwy. Because of this, a lot of traditional metal acts sound dated...because frankly, they are. I imagine that as metal begins to become more prevalently played that that will change. Hopefully I will be posting again soon, but just wanted to take this chance to say HEY and let everyone else know I haven't died or anything. [/QUOTE]
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