by Animaaal Sat Mar 23, 2013 1:46 amWhere the %$#@ did this thread pop up from?!?!?!?!
Thanks for the songs guys. Good listens. This is a personal musical theory of my own as well......
Thanks for the songs guys. Good listens. This is a personal musical theory of my own as well......
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The Metal thread.
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^ That was my ringtone for a really long time. I had to switch it up to Don't Stop till You Get Enough though. Both are pretty fitting for me
The D is definitely on my list of bands I need to see live and haven't. Sadly I'm not sure that they even tour anymore.
The D is definitely on my list of bands I need to see live and haven't. Sadly I'm not sure that they even tour anymore.
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There's some good taste in this thread and some very bad. I want to avoid starting an argument so I'll refrain from criticism, but some of my top picks are:
Watain
Primordial
Ereb Altor
Book of Black Earth
Dissection
Elder
Ketzer
Watain
Primordial
Ereb Altor
Book of Black Earth
Dissection
Elder
Ketzer
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Not really Metal, more like Gothic Metal, but I think it will suffice
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There's so much going on in this thread that it makes the Flash on my laptop crash. It might be a good idea to put up links or at least toss videos up in a spoiler format.
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Programs crashing is very metal
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- Ok you make a good point
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Yeah it kind of is, isn't it? 
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Ghadis_God wrote:There's some good taste in this thread and some very bad. I want to avoid starting an argument so I'll refrain from criticism, but some of my top picks are
LOL What's a metal discussion without an argument? We should all be hating each other by the end of this. This pragmatism you display is decidedly un-metal.
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Hate is metal 
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Did I get downrepped because I might possibly dislike someone's taste, or because my actual taste is poor?
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My guess is a joke down rep for being polite in a metal thread since rep doesn't count here. Now quick, run at me fast and we'll mosh the hell out of this place
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*runs at skare and I guess we do some moshing, which is usually better with more people*
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Got downrepped? That's a bit harsh. Try and reimagine it as a bloody skewer. That's a lot more metal.
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Just read this on NPR:
MOSH PIT MATH: PHYSICISTS ANALYZE ROWDY CROWD
Physics and heavy metal don't seem to have a lot in common, but Matt Bierbaum and Jesse Silverberg have found a connection. Both are graduate students at Cornell University. They're also metal heads who enjoy going to concerts and hurling themselves into mosh pits full of like-minded fans.
About five years ago Silverberg took his girlfriend to her first gig. "Usually I would jump in the mosh pit," he says. "But this time I wanted her to be safe and have a good time, so we stayed out on the side and watched things from there."
While he was watching, he realized that the motion of people in a mosh pit looks kind of like molecules moving in a gas.
"It was basically just this random mess of collisions, which is essentially how you want to think about the gas in the air that we breathe," he says.
Physicists have worked out the basic rules that describe this kind of motion, so Bierbaum and Silverberg decided to look for the rules of motion in moshing. They went to concerts and studied videos from YouTube. Silverberg emphasizes that no tax dollars went toward buying concert tickets — the study is a labor of love.
Using just a few variables, like how fast people moved and how dense the crowd was, Bierbaum and Silverberg created a mathematical model that they presented at this week's March meeting of the American Physical Society. Using a mixture of simulated moshers and standing fans, they could reproduce mosh pits, circle pits and other common collective motions that take place at metal concerts. You can try some simulations for yourself in their mosh pit simulator below.
It's not just the metal heads that obey these kinds of basic mathematical rules, says Andreas Bausch, a researcher at the Munich Technical University in Germany. Flocks of birds and schools of fish do similar things. So do car drivers. Now concertgoers can be added to the list, he told NPR in an email. "This is indeed cool stuff."
The new mosh pit research could be interesting for another reason. In emergencies people panic, and the movement rules they follow change. Mosh pits might provide clues about the new rules.
"We hope that this will provide a lens into looking at other extreme situations such as riots and protests and escape panic," Bierbaum says.
They plan to continue their research, while rocking on. [Copyright 2013 NPR]
MOSH PIT MATH: PHYSICISTS ANALYZE ROWDY CROWD
Physics and heavy metal don't seem to have a lot in common, but Matt Bierbaum and Jesse Silverberg have found a connection. Both are graduate students at Cornell University. They're also metal heads who enjoy going to concerts and hurling themselves into mosh pits full of like-minded fans.
About five years ago Silverberg took his girlfriend to her first gig. "Usually I would jump in the mosh pit," he says. "But this time I wanted her to be safe and have a good time, so we stayed out on the side and watched things from there."
While he was watching, he realized that the motion of people in a mosh pit looks kind of like molecules moving in a gas.
"It was basically just this random mess of collisions, which is essentially how you want to think about the gas in the air that we breathe," he says.
Physicists have worked out the basic rules that describe this kind of motion, so Bierbaum and Silverberg decided to look for the rules of motion in moshing. They went to concerts and studied videos from YouTube. Silverberg emphasizes that no tax dollars went toward buying concert tickets — the study is a labor of love.
Using just a few variables, like how fast people moved and how dense the crowd was, Bierbaum and Silverberg created a mathematical model that they presented at this week's March meeting of the American Physical Society. Using a mixture of simulated moshers and standing fans, they could reproduce mosh pits, circle pits and other common collective motions that take place at metal concerts. You can try some simulations for yourself in their mosh pit simulator below.
It's not just the metal heads that obey these kinds of basic mathematical rules, says Andreas Bausch, a researcher at the Munich Technical University in Germany. Flocks of birds and schools of fish do similar things. So do car drivers. Now concertgoers can be added to the list, he told NPR in an email. "This is indeed cool stuff."
The new mosh pit research could be interesting for another reason. In emergencies people panic, and the movement rules they follow change. Mosh pits might provide clues about the new rules.
"We hope that this will provide a lens into looking at other extreme situations such as riots and protests and escape panic," Bierbaum says.
They plan to continue their research, while rocking on. [Copyright 2013 NPR]
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Metal and physics. <3
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It only takes two to start a bigger mosh Ghadis 
E, that article proves that science is metal
E, that article proves that science is metal
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All these embeds make my pages load wayyyyyyyyy slow.
So not metal.
So not metal.
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*** internet. *Grabs chair and smashes modem*
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My phone is rocking out with its rooster out with these embeds
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One of my favorite Mors Principium Est Songs.
Mors Principium Est newest album.
myGRAIN - Veil of Sun
Disarmonia Mundi - Mind Tricks (Full Album)
Finntroll - Trollhammeren
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Glad I'm not the only one having problems with all the embeds.
*** that noise. Embed more songs.
Thumbs up to all of the Mors Principium Est & Promordial on the last couple of pages.
*** that noise. Embed more songs.
Thumbs up to all of the Mors Principium Est & Promordial on the last couple of pages.
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I couldn't find a single video of these guys with good sound quality, but here it is anyway
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I found this, and it was hilarious.
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