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Zep, Purple, Sabbath. Maybe some others I can't think of.Originally Posted by Barry
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My heartfelt apologies, I misinterpreted your comment.
The first three all involve a kind of droning effect to some degree, ie a sustained guitar noise. Shoegaze was floppy-haired indie youths who were always looking down as they played. Post rock is all about the texture and effect of the noise. Black metal began as a rather silly ultra fast metal but now has more loud shimmery bits, if that makes sense. Anyway, my point there was that three subgenres that came from different tribal groups have now converged. It's an evolution but not a step change.
For NWOBHM I should really have just said heavy metal. The new wave of... bit referred to the likes of Iron Maiden and Saxon.
So even though I think there's still a lot of great new music, I don't think we'll see such innovation and major new genres as we saw in the '70s.
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Not forgetting Def Leppard
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Why is it necessary to label everything as being of a category or genre? It's all subjective anyway! I can imagine some acts being indignant at being mis-bracketed.
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so you knew where to look for the music you liked in big record shops. Back when there was such a thing.
I mean you don't want to be trawling through all the country and western or whatever when you're looking for a death metal album. And vice versa.
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Aldous Harding gets categorised as Gothic folk?
Thought Goth stuff was the Cure, Bauhaus etc
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wouldn't say The Cure were Goth although some Goths liked them. Sisters Of Mercy, that was Goth.Aldous Harding gets categorised as Gothic folk?
Thought Goth stuff was the Cure, Bauhaus etc
Anyway you know you're not going to find Emmy Lou Harris filed under 'Grindcore' so at least it narrows it down a bit.
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