When was the last time you see Rokk caring about others shitposting?

When was the last time you saw him shitposting?

I just don't see him posting much here ever anymore.

Not that long ago. He just doesn't give a damn anymore.

One of the finer mixes they have too.

What do you mean more post punk, they were at the forefront of the emergence of punk in America, along with the Ramones

Television's first record was in 1977. By then the ramones had already dropped their seminal albums.

Well shit you're right... The Clash is pretty much my favorite.

Marquee Moon is pretty much the first post-punk album, and usually regarded as one of the best as well.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marquee_Moon They are art punk though.

It is posible. By law with falsetto you're bound to get an extra 2 notes or 3, on average anyway. And if you train your throat well you can do the same for lower notes. Plus, there are weird freaks of nature that get to have 4 octave ranges, therefore only getting their voice type defined by their timbre, like Axl Rose and Robert Halford. But on average you are only going to get 2 octaves and a third; two octaves and a half with falsetto.

Your voice doesn't change if you're singing or talking, you dummy. It's always the same; your voice type is determined by your range, not whatever note you're hitting at the time, and by your singing timbre, which doesn't show when you speak. If you're a baritone you've got a pretty small range (2 octaves give or take) right in the mid section but your voice can fill a room if trained properly.

ok so i know nothing about vocal ranges

uh so am i cursed, is it not possible for me to get a higher vocal range than baritone or what

It is posible. By law with falsetto you're bound to get an extra 2 notes or 3, on average anyway. And if you train your throat well you can do the same for lower notes. Plus, there are weird freaks of nature that get to have 4 octave ranges, therefore only getting their voice type defined by their timbre, like Axl Rose and Robert Halford. But on average you are only going to get 2 octaves and a third; two octaves and a half with falsetto.

Yes, it is the generic male voice, with a smaller range in the middle but a more powerful voice. Ergo: Metal doesn't have any more baritones than any other genre. Metal either goes with tenors or basses because they can reach more extremes and metal is all about that shit.
Also, Tenor master race.

well if i ever start a post-punk band at least i'll be able to cover every single generic band in the genre :^)

plus i can change my pitch really easily, i think i can go tenor but i don't remember what a normal tenor sounds like, just when I'm talking normally i'm a baritone.

so uh baritone almost tenor master race?

Your voice doesn't change if you're singing or talking, you dummy. It's always the same; your voice type is determined by your range, not whatever note you're hitting at the time, and by your singing timbre, which doesn't show when you speak. If you're a baritone you've got a pretty small range (2 octaves give or take) right in the mid section but your voice can fill a room if trained properly.

ok so i know nothing about vocal ranges

uh so am i cursed, is it not possible for me to get a higher vocal range than baritone or what

It is posible. By law with falsetto you're bound to get an extra 2 notes or 3, on average anyway. And if you train your throat well you can do the same for lower notes. Plus, there are weird freaks of nature that get to have 4 octave ranges, therefore only getting their voice type defined by their timbre, like Axl Rose and Robert Halford. But on average you are only going to get 2 octaves and a third; two octaves and a half with falsetto.

:^(

never know musical preference changes you might end up hating some of the music you listen to now

Then again you are 13 your music taste will grow

I can pretty much enjoy something from every genre except metal.

I don't think I'll start liking metal.

never know musical preference changes you might end up hating some of the music you listen to now

... Shibe, do you even know what a baritone is?

fuck i can't describe but i know it

it's the average males voice right? It's low but not as low as a bass.

My teacher said I needed to quiet down in class because I was a baritone so my voice projects.

tfw have a deep voice so i cant talk like a faggot

Yes, it is the generic male voice, with a smaller range in the middle but a more powerful voice. Ergo: Metal doesn't have any more baritones than any other genre. Metal either goes with tenors or basses because they can reach more extremes and metal is all about that shit.
Also, Tenor master race.

well if i ever start a post-punk band at least i'll be able to cover every single generic band in the genre :^)

plus i can change my pitch really easily, i think i can go tenor but i don't remember what a normal tenor sounds like, just when I'm talking normally i'm a baritone.

so uh baritone almost tenor master race?

Your voice doesn't change if you're singing or talking, you dummy. It's always the same; your voice type is determined by your range, not whatever note you're hitting at the time, and by your singing timbre, which doesn't show when you speak. If you're a baritone you've got a pretty small range (2 octaves give or take) right in the mid section but your voice can fill a room if trained properly.

ok so i know nothing about vocal ranges

uh so am i cursed, is it not possible for me to get a higher vocal range than baritone or what

It is posible. By law with falsetto you're bound to get an extra 2 notes or 3, on average anyway. And if you train your throat well you can do the same for lower notes. Plus, there are weird freaks of nature that get to have 4 octave ranges, therefore only getting their voice type defined by their timbre, like Axl Rose and Robert Halford. But on average you are only going to get 2 octaves and a third; two octaves and a half with falsetto.

did i do good?

i think i'd like it more if i wasn't so tired of metal for today

:^(

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LarwAMC_lNE

*sigh* i tried

you did

i just cant get into metal

Then again you are 13 your music taste will grow

I can pretty much enjoy something from every genre except metal.

I don't think I'll start liking metal.

never know musical preference changes you might end up hating some of the music you listen to now

Well then, here's the other three. I haven't listened to much experimental, so I may not give the best example here.
Glam www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5YsyttcEns
Groove www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkFqg5wAuFk
Experimental I hope. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ST85Sui43Q

ah shit lol just did

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screamo scroll down until you get to influence on other styles

www.last.fm/tag/emo%20violence

rateyourmusic.com/genre/Screamo/ look at the also known as

Screamo has always been to me from what people said it was and listened to shit but idk these guys seem more punk to me

Screamo is a fucked up term. Some people put screamo on shitty scene bands while others put screamo on any band that yells/screams and some put screamo on emo bands that play really heavily and are more angry than sad.

Plus pg.99 are emoviolence, meaning they mix between powerviolence and screamo.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rv9Hgc073o
www.youtube.com/watch?v=edpot4xOqsI
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eGH8xRp9PI

These are all screamo, yet they also sound like powerviolence/hardcore.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screamo scroll down until you get to influence on other styles

www.last.fm/tag/emo%20violence

rateyourmusic.com/genre/Screamo/ look at the also known as

idk how you can take offence to that, I've said it before, our taste is rather the same, or entirely opposite

This is not screamo at all bro

I feel the sludge influences but i would be its more of a hardcore stoner rock type thing going on

actually quite sludgy i change my mind

its a mix of sludge metal and some form of hardcore which is quite commen in sludge metal

Dude, it's screamo.

Pageninetynine is by far the most celebrated true screamo band.

I can understand why you think it's hardcore. But a lot of screamo really crosses the line with either hardcore punk, post-hardcore and powerviolence. With the mix of powerviolence and screamo being my favorite.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=07gfvZLaEqc They're crazy good and really got me into the genre. However if you don't think their screamo, you really need to fix up your definition of screamo.

Screamo has always been to me from what people said it was and listened to shit but idk these guys seem more punk to me

Screamo is a fucked up term. Some people put screamo on shitty scene bands while others put screamo on any band that yells/screams and some put screamo on emo bands that play really heavily and are more angry than sad.

Plus pg.99 are emoviolence, meaning they mix between powerviolence and screamo.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rv9Hgc073o
www.youtube.com/watch?v=edpot4xOqsI
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eGH8xRp9PI

These are all screamo, yet they also sound like powerviolence/hardcore.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screamo scroll down until you get to influence on other styles

www.last.fm/tag/emo%20violence

rateyourmusic.com/genre/Screamo/ look at the also known as

however i also may like this because it's screamo and i really like screamo

thrash metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=YdGSrhu8yEs
Black metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXjsZsbOi7A
Death metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=njB4CDHElUQ
Technical death metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MzAnRLfZOY
Sludge metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=NEr6J8KPAY4 more atmospheric
Doom metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFfZYyOgjhM
Traditional metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nxgtk_3qwXw
Stoner metal with psychedelic bits www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlbC-hk25Aw
grindcore www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIRUzqHTNh8

a few

>black metal
>not a norwegian band

also wut about screamo n staf

screamo is not a metal sub genre? I always through it was considered more in the punk sub genres

black metal from other countries is better

thats blasphemy

i live of blasphemy *insert some edgy quote*

*burns your church*

stabs band mate 26 times in self defence

*me shoots himself in the head before you have the chance*

*says its from the woods they spoke to him

*ate some dank shrooms*

*going on maddddddd tripss

**krizz rolls 709** trippin balls

i cant roll the donkey cut my hands off

**krizz rolls 477** donkey rolls

i got that wrong the donkey said so

**krizz rolls 222** the number of the donkey

naw lol screamo is so far away from punk
i mean its the same screaming as some metal genres and it gets heavy

Idk i dont listen to emo

Sorry i did not put it in the list?

lol thats okay, you added alot I didnt know of

Thats what im here for ;)

thrash song is ok, i think bestpie said thrash is where punk rock and metal meet.

Black metal may as well be ambient metal lol

haha fuck that death metal album, the first song is absolutely terrible

I already don't like technical death metal and I'm only 20 seconds into the first song!

WOW that sludge song is nonono, I liked the beginning but fuck that vocalist.

WHAT IS IT WITH METAL AND BARITONE VOCALIST, fuck I like baritone vocalist but their vocal technique, what is it called, growling? Is absolutely terrible. Don't like that doom metal song sorry.

I think black sabbath is actually the first thing I'm enjoying. It's not great, but it sure is good compared to the rest of the list. But this is still nothing i'd listen to again.

the stoner metal song was cool, I think the vocals are my main problem with the genre.

ya fuck the vocalist in this genre, damn.

... Shibe, do you even know what a baritone is?

fuck i can't describe but i know it

it's the average males voice right? It's low but not as low as a bass.

My teacher said I needed to quiet down in class because I was a baritone so my voice projects.

tfw have a deep voice so i cant talk like a faggot

Yes, it is the generic male voice, with a smaller range in the middle but a more powerful voice. Ergo: Metal doesn't have any more baritones than any other genre. Metal either goes with tenors or basses because they can reach more extremes and metal is all about that shit.
Also, Tenor master race.

well if i ever start a post-punk band at least i'll be able to cover every single generic band in the genre :^)

plus i can change my pitch really easily, i think i can go tenor but i don't remember what a normal tenor sounds like, just when I'm talking normally i'm a baritone.

so uh baritone almost tenor master race?

Your voice doesn't change if you're singing or talking, you dummy. It's always the same; your voice type is determined by your range, not whatever note you're hitting at the time, and by your singing timbre, which doesn't show when you speak. If you're a baritone you've got a pretty small range (2 octaves give or take) right in the mid section but your voice can fill a room if trained properly.

ok so i know nothing about vocal ranges

uh so am i cursed, is it not possible for me to get a higher vocal range than baritone or what

It is posible. By law with falsetto you're bound to get an extra 2 notes or 3, on average anyway. And if you train your throat well you can do the same for lower notes. Plus, there are weird freaks of nature that get to have 4 octave ranges, therefore only getting their voice type defined by their timbre, like Axl Rose and Robert Halford. But on average you are only going to get 2 octaves and a third; two octaves and a half with falsetto.

did i do good?

i think i'd like it more if i wasn't so tired of metal for today

:^(

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LarwAMC_lNE

*sigh* i tried

you did

i just cant get into metal

Then again you are 13 your music taste will grow

I can pretty much enjoy something from every genre except metal.

I don't think I'll start liking metal.

never know musical preference changes you might end up hating some of the music you listen to now

Mathcore www.youtube.com/watch?v=X01H4icz5aU
symphonic metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=wS7NrPNjACI
nu metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=851NxKsneFk
Prog metal www.youtube.com/watch?v=hmH42QnsL6Q or www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hDs6mCVAKs
expiermetal get it lel www.youtube.com/watch?v=kbSUEbG3OVE&list=FLQgcN5CTbw9ahYijk-WM54w&index=170

etc metalcore deathcore ill post later

That's not a very broad list
Get some symphonic, nu, groove, experimental, prog, mathcore, glam, and industrial.
I believe he already hates industrial metal though.

yes i really do not like industrial metal from the very few songs I've listened from it

also haydentheviking, don't bother adding nu, symphonic, prog metal and mathcore. I've heard a good bit from those genres.

Well then, here's the other three. I haven't listened to much experimental, so I may not give the best example here.
Glam www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5YsyttcEns
Groove www.youtube.com/watch?v=AkFqg5wAuFk
Experimental I hope. www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ST85Sui43Q

ah shit lol just did

shit i knew forgot something

Sorry im tired ive been up since 3am and worked all day

I try to forget glam

Aha I just woke up.

I love Crue though you can't make them go away.

i have no clue who those bands are

Sludge metal? ill be the judge of that its on of my favorite sub genres. Ill make the long but shortish list now

I linked the EP on here a while ago and you said you skipped around parts of it and thought it did have some sludge influence or something.

It's actually my favorite EP of all time now.

5/5, really rare from me

This is not screamo at all bro

I feel the sludge influences but i would be its more of a hardcore stoner rock type thing going on

actually quite sludgy i change my mind

its a mix of sludge metal and some form of hardcore which is quite commen in sludge metal

Dude, it's screamo.

Pageninetynine is by far the most celebrated true screamo band.

I can understand why you think it's hardcore. But a lot of screamo really crosses the line with either hardcore punk, post-hardcore and powerviolence. With the mix of powerviolence and screamo being my favorite.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=07gfvZLaEqc They're crazy good and really got me into the genre. However if you don't think their screamo, you really need to fix up your definition of screamo.

Screamo has always been to me from what people said it was and listened to shit but idk these guys seem more punk to me

Screamo is a fucked up term. Some people put screamo on shitty scene bands while others put screamo on any band that yells/screams and some put screamo on emo bands that play really heavily and are more angry than sad.

Plus pg.99 are emoviolence, meaning they mix between powerviolence and screamo.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Rv9Hgc073o
www.youtube.com/watch?v=edpot4xOqsI
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4eGH8xRp9PI

These are all screamo, yet they also sound like powerviolence/hardcore.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screamo scroll down until you get to influence on other styles

www.last.fm/tag/emo%20violence

rateyourmusic.com/genre/Screamo/ look at the also known as

however i also may like this because it's screamo and i really like screamo

try the more atmospheric shit

Will do