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SolidSnake311 wrote:The best years were from 1980 to 1993. Done.
Oh shit, well according to mordred: "you are a poser".
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Avenger wrote:
SolidSnake311 wrote:The best years were from 1980 to 1993. Done.
Oh shit, well according to mordred: "you are a poser".
No, not until he declares metal dead he isn't, you imbecile.
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Interesting topic. I think, in the end, it's a bell-shaped curve of quality, regardless of what time period you're looking at. A small number of classics, a large number of ordinary/average/typical releases, and then a gutter at the bottom with all of the crap. I think this is true regardless of genre and time period.

HOWEVER, it then boils down to a question of which sort of ordinary/average/typical releases you prefer, which of those curves' middle sections you can dig. Some people even like the crap from a given curve.
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Well,P.B.,allow me to disagree on that.I think that,regardless one's taste in music,every gerne has it's prime time.For example "hair metal's" prime time was L.A. in the 80ies,no one can doub t that.

Same way i think that Heavy Metal's prime time where the 80ies.The "tricky"prat is what one means typical/ordinary.To me,regardless of the Great bands that had a unique sound/style,stuff like Witchkiller's Day Of The Saxons or Ostrogoth's Fool Moon's Eyes is all but typical.

I give set those two releases as an example just to point out bands that had not a unique sound,yet they compsosed some really GREAT songs
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Witchkiller wrote:Well,P.B.,allow me to disagree on that.I think that,regardless one's taste in music,every gerne has it's prime time.For example "hair metal's" prime time was L.A. in the 80ies,no one can doub t that.
But the topic posed a question of time, not genre.
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Professor Black wrote:But the topic posed a question of time, not genre.
That's excactly what i'm sayin'.

I also think that the question was gerne-based as well(meaning which decade was better for Heavy Metal between 90ies-00s)
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mordred wrote:
Avenger wrote:
SolidSnake311 wrote:The best years were from 1980 to 1993. Done.
Oh shit, well according to mordred: "you are a poser".
No, not until he declares metal dead he isn't, you imbecile.
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