This is classical music

>>69677495

No, it's not.

>>69677543
Metal is the logical continuation of classical music

>>69677562

No, it's really not. Classical music gave way to Romantic music with Beethoven. People still compose music in the classical style of Mozart and Hayden.

Metal evolved from the blues.

>>69677562
>not avant-prog
how does it feele to be a totall plen

>>69677562

you're thinking of jazz. this is coming from a person who has no previous knowledge of classic music and a limited knowledge of jazz

I think the chart with the feels guy had some pretty good points though.

>>69677562
not this meme again

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>>69677495
It isn't even the best Metallica
>>69677562
Leave the hall

>>69677579
>implying you have to compose for an orchestra of ancient instruments to be a successor of Classical

>>69677599
>no previous knowledge of classical music
are you even trying?

Metal is really the only genre to surpass classical music

Just like classical music though, only some people actually take the time to understand metal and why it's so good and better than everything els

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>>69677495
Metallica is commodity music.

First things to note: it still has a key signature. Next, the time signature is a homely old-fashioned 6/8. Harmonically, it is all pretty basic, as well. Anyone who submitted a composition like this to a modern music competition would be laughed out of court for writing something so archaic. If the musicians dressed appropriately for the musical language, they would have to swap their rock star costumes for powdered wigs and silk stockings. Note that it is so tonally conservative that there is not a single chromatic note on the entire page. You can go through books and books of commodity music scores and struggle to find a single chromatic note anywhere. It seems it is forbidden to stray even one chromatic note outside of the realms of the main key.

The radical avoidance of chromaticism in commodity music like Metallica even compares unfavourably to Brahms.

Arguments about "Brahms the Progressive" not withstanding, when you find the composer widely regarded as the very epitome of late Victorian arch-conservatism being far more radical in breaking down the restrictions of traditional tonality than Metallica, then it is time to complain.

Modern metal is definitely a continuation of classical music, but Metallica is really shitty example.

>>69680625
Could you link an example?