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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Thunderfoot" data-source="post: 3386802" data-attributes="member: 34175">Well, I would agree if you compare them to metal nowadays, but in retrospect, they were as heavy as they came in the late 60s early 70s.  They are literally held up as the godfathers of metal around the world and I can see it, I'm just burnt out on it.I've listened to all sort of stuff through my life, Classical, Bubblegum pop (50s-70s), Latin, Afro-Cuban, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal, Thrash, Speed, Hardcore, Progressive (My absolute favorite genre), Punk (both original and new Emo style), Country (both Western and New), Traditional Folk (Irish, German, Scottish, English), Showtunes (No comments on my sexuality), Jazz (Fusion, Traditional and Experimental), New Wave, Disco (please don't kill me), Rap (back when it was break music), R&B (when it stood for Rhythm & Blues (I loves me some BB King)), Reggae (traditional), Barbershop Quartets and some other stuff that I really can't explain and would probably make your head explode.I don't like Ska(new style), House, House Reggae, Modern R&B (how can it be Rhythm and Blues when it isn't blue and has no rhythm?) and Gansta anything (go home .50 before you get shot AGAIN)</blockquote>