The Metal Thread Genre • Page 342

i can, and i will. both are the epitome so bad it's good 90s cheese to me. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

 

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Yes we could use this thread to talk about 90s movies, or....

 

Con Air >>>> ID4

 

Best metal scene in a 90s movie?

Cannibal Corpse in Ace Ventura
Gwar in Empire Records
Alice Cooper in Wayne's World
White Zombie and Lemmy in Airheads
Ozzy in Little Nicky
Primus in Bill and Ted Bogus Journey

 

Gwar in Empire records by far.

I die laughing every time.

 

Relevant

 

Primus was in bogus journey?? Which scene

 

I haven't seen a single one of these movies

I prefer Game of Thrones with Mastodon

But then they also had Ed Sheeran so maybe not

 

Empire Records is an awesome movie I wish everyone would watch.

This appearance is much more on the nose than Mastodon’s. The band actually sacrifices a character from the movie. Or at least, the character sees this while he’s tripping on shrooms. It’s great, just see the movie.

 

Mastodon in the opening of the Aqua Teen movie

 

We got two of metal's best frontwomen to take down some angry sexists

 

this article made me blood red mad. however, that ITHACA song almost made up for it.

 

Yeah, the article is kind of weird, almost "stirring the pot". I feel like now, more than ever, there are so many female fronted metal bands and they do a great job.

 

what, no, I meant the questions. the article is fine.

 

I was referencing the questions as well. The responses were absolutely appropriate.

 

okay cool haha.

it baffles me how people in 2019 can think this way. going to spin some Rolo Tomassi now.

 

I just don't get why the women being in bands makes some people so mad. Like your all male bands aren't going to disappear because a guy wrote an article about women in metal. I get why they wanted to respond to the comments, don't let the sexists win.

Also, here's the original article:

Metal’s most interesting voices are all female – and it’s about time

(ugh I really hate Metal Hammer's website)

 

most of the good shit these days is made by women any way if that makes you mad you're missing out on, well, most of the good shit.

 

HIRS Collective (for one) goes harder than most other bands.

 

Here's a new After The Burial song from their upcoming album that'll be taken down soon because it's not officially announced yet....

Album deets: AFTER THE BURIAL to Release Album in April, New Track Streaming

 

It premiered on XM about 30 minutes ago.

 

OH IT FUCKING RULES.

I need it on GPM asap.