Post number #393204, ID: 1707c2
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Was it ever alive?
Post number #393270, ID: 0893b3
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It's necrotic in nature, though neither life or death really seem like fitting states
Post number #393304, ID: 4e71ad
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no
Post number #393451, ID: 46d80f
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Metallica just did a crossover with Lady Gaga like a year ago.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=_reHWIdZpng
Post number #393487, ID: 4675a6
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On the surface it's perpetually dead, but then you look into it and, oh, there it is.
Post number #393853, ID: 1ae862
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>>393451 Metallica hasn't represented metal in more than 20 years
Post number #393855, ID: ebabd9
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>>393451 if that doesn't show that metal is dead, I don't know what will.
Post number #393867, ID: 34f4c9
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Around 20 or 30 new Metal albums are released every day, so I don't think the genre is dead.
Post number #393884, ID: 6ed781
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>>393867 quantity isn't quality tho
Post number #393923, ID: 85cb12
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Rock and metal of all types and sizes has always been there for decades now, not for the masses and they will always be there.
Post number #394093, ID: d41832
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Nedal is alive and well neighborinos.
Post number #394124, ID: cc54b6
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>>393884 I listen 3-5 new albums every week, and last year I must have discovered over 30 fantastic bands. Technically speaking, many unknown bands from our times are much more talented than some classics of the genre, one just have to explore with some patience.
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