1984- 1965 = 19 years
[QUOTE=Juddybear;18580445]how the fuck can you dislike breakdowns[/QUOTE]

:lol:

[QUOTE=adbforever;18580442]

i like riffs.

I dislike shitty drumming and breakdowns.[/QUOTE]

every band you listen to has shitty drumming, and i dont remember hearing a good riff in any song you've linked ever

brent you cant even mosh to that faggy tech shit you listen to

EDIT: gtfo of metal

[QUOTE=MalleusMaleficarum;18580450]every band you listen to has shitty drumming, and i dont remember hearing a good riff in any song you've linked ever[/QUOTE]

:lol: :lol: :lol:

hes resorting to laughing emoticons!

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brent i would think you arent even a real person if i hadnt seen pics of you already

adbs just different ok guys quit being so safe and whitebread in your extreme metal taste

his dumb statements cause my brain to implode

drumming in osdm is generic because its old

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haha

actually it is because it set the foundation for death metal

what does that even mean

do you know how influence works justin

do you grasp the concept of bands listening to original bands in the genre for ideas for their music

that happens in any genre so what you have a real dumb fuckin way of looking at shit

yea but we're talking about osdm specifically

blastbeats weren't invented by osdm

derp i say so what

[QUOTE=adbforever;18580426]wikipedia:

blast beats originated in performances by jazz drummers of the 1950s, 60s and 70s such as Tony Williams, Angelo Spampinato, and Sunny Murray, in particular his 3/28/1965 Greenwich Village recording of "Holy Ghost" with Albert Ayler. Allmusic contributor Thom Jurek credits Williams as the "true inventor of the blastbeat[/QUOTE]

Okay, where does this contradict the statement that most generic black metal and death metal drumming is just blasting?

[QUOTE=adbforever;18580500]yea but we're talking about osdm specifically

blastbeats weren't invented by osdm[/QUOTE]

nobody even said that it was

newer death metal drummers are very influenced by old death metal drummers

do you know how influence works

okay guys, let's not get into an argument with this dumb shit

[url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G9QE30vU084[/url]

so ill

ahah is that the bassist i saw throw a couple airpunches during the last breakdown?

i think so

madnessness

adb:
hates breakdowns
loves slams

makes sense

the difference between breakdowns and slams is breakdowns are slow and slams are not as slow therefore it takes more talent to play slams because they are breakdowns but faster and more tech

oh it all makes sense now

i thought slams were slower wtf man now my musical knowledge is thrown upside down

well the slower is faster and when the hot it's not hot enough

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