Heavy Metal Sermons

[Secret Chief]

everything vibrates. not everything vibrates happily

That'll be the devil's tritone.

 

[TagliatelliMonster]

If not that one it was probably this:

Yeah, there are loads of such "remixes" on youtube

While I can enjoy them all, as a musician myself I prefer the metal dude in the OP, because he doesn't actually edit the speeches. He leaves them untouched and puts music under it, whereas those other remixes tend to edit the clips to make them fit neatly in a 4/4 signature.

 

[TagliatelliMonster]

there is nothing peaceful about heavy metal. it also says a lot about the psyche of the listener

The previous generation said that about Elvis and the Beatles.
The generation before that said that about the black jazz and blues.

 

[TagliatelliMonster]

if you read the article, it shows the person processes the emotion through the music. so the music is a reflection of the psyche

Off course. That's what art is: a reflection of the psyche; an expression of emotion.

This is a good thing. It's psychologically healthy to channel emotions and express them through music, poetry, painting,...

And as a human, I can appreciate such expressions and be moved by them.

"anger" is just as much a human emotion as "love" or "compassion" is.
So why wouldn't the artist express that emotion in his/her work?

 

[Aštra’el]

This is what happens when humans begin dancing to Slayer while attending church service:

 

[Secret Chief]

This is what happens when humans begin dancing to Slayer while attending church service:

Stunner!

I was at that gig! The altar fell into the mosh pit.

(oh and hi. Introduce yourself in the hello forum and get free cake. Yes, free!)

 

[Subduction Zone]

Yeah, there are loads of such "remixes" on youtube

While I can enjoy them all, as a musician myself I prefer the metal dude in the OP, because he doesn't actually edit the speeches. He leaves them untouched and puts music under it, whereas those other remixes tend to edit the clips to make them fit neatly in a 4/4 signature.

Yes, it definitely takes a special talent to be able to do that. I am not normally a metal fan but I did lately subscribe to a Norwegian artist with an Italian name. He takes almost any popular song and puts a metal spin on it. He is also the band, except for occasional collaborations. So he has to lay down all of the tracks.