Recommend me a metal/rock/punk album. I'm done with listening to generic zoomer rap my young brother blasts on his room and want to finally get into (good) music. Please nothing too boomery.
Recommend me a metal/rock/punk album...
Austin Green
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Oliver Young
what kind of metal do you like? what kind of music do you like?
Evan Hill
Ethan Lewis
>wants good music
>asks for metal and punk
Anthony Bell
>please nothing too boomery
all the great metal/rock/punk albums are boomery
Joshua Perry
soundgarden - superunknown
for the guy thats gonna eventually jump on my ass saying its a bad album. fuck off. fuck you. its a great fucking album.
Isaiah Diaz
>what kind of metal do you like? what kind of music do you like?
Say catchy metal
The japanese one was cool
interesting. some pretty tracks
Josiah Sanchez
listen to the first nirvana album called bleach. its weird enough to expand your horizons but poppy enough to be appreciated by anyone
Lincoln King
>The japanese one was cool
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Dylan Sullivan
Take the grunge pill
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Parker Green
Pantera - Vulgar Display Of Power
Iron Maiden - Piece Of Mind
Megadeth - Rust In Peace
Judas Priest - Painkiller
Hudson Cox
>metal/rock/punk
>nothing too boomery
Basically everything good from these genres is boomer-tier now. Stuff from the 1980s still has energy that pre-1980s dadrock lacks though.
>Say catchy metal
For me early Megadeth were always the catchiest as far as metal goes.
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Thrash as a subgenre has a lot of punk influences too. Municipal Waste might be a good place to start if you want something post-2000s that blends metal and punk:
Juan Reed
>Please nothing too boomery
kek this guy
James Walker
If you ever want to piss off the neighbors, always turn up Suicidal Tendencies.
Isaiah Lopez
Ever listened to Crass? Try "The Feeding of the 5000". The songs are catchy, the sound is peculiar, and you're making a political statement by "illegally" downloading their albums. It's a punk classic, worth knowing.
Elijah Scott
Karnivool-Sound Awake
It's life changing
Caleb Allen
Lincoln Long
Liminal by Deranged Youth
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Austin Campbell
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