Metal fans are, by nature, childish and immature. They are thrown

>>69810488
>Stop liking what I don't like: The Thread

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>>69810488
>Reign in Blood/Ride the Lightning/Rust in Peace.
But those are essential entry tier albums

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>>69810488
>barometer for perfection
>Pet Sounds/Abbey Road/Astral Weeks

>>69810488
why is metal considered childish but rap and hip hop is not? All the popular rap songs are about sex bragging and addiction. that sounds like some teenage shit if i ever heard it

>>69810488
>They are thrown into bizarre fits of excitement when anything remotely 'good' is released and therefore overrate these albums whilst in the midst of the headbanging, hairswinging honeymoon period.
Haha so true and pretty proud of it, feels pretty good.

Indie fans are, by nature, childish and immature. They are thrown into bizarre fits of excitement when anything remotely 'good' is released and therefore overrate these albums whilst in the midst of the crying, hipswinging honeymoon period. /mu/'s huge indie contingent means that fairly average indie albums will always rank much higher than deserved on annual and all-time charts. The indie kid barometer for perfection isn't Pet Sounds/Abbey Road/Astral Weeks - it's Hospice/In the Aeroplane Over The Sea/The Microphones. You can therefore understand how roughly a hundred new albums every year sound like stone-cold classics.

>>69811403
>why is metal considered childish but rap and hip hop is not?
They are.

All music is childish.

>>69811516
the same people that talk shit about metal shake their ass to future

>>69811533
dubs is truth