Christian lyrics + Metal music = ?
By zipdez
@zipdez (61)
Philippines
3 responses
@MrNiceGuy (4141)
• United States
4 Nov 09
If the words and spirit of the music are not sacriligious, why does it matter? I don't understand why you would think there was an issue with redemption about music beats...
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@zipdez (61)
• Philippines
4 Nov 09
It's blasphemy man, you don't have to experiment with combining different genres to be cool or something. And the way i look at it, these bands are proud to be "Christians" but their lifestyle isn't what they seem to be. their dresses are all black, etc... if you'd look at them it's just like you're looking at an anti-Christ. I know what they're trying to show or prove, and i don't think it's a good idea that they'd push it through. Don't be a hypocrite.
@masskara19 (45)
• Philippines
7 Nov 09
i think that's hypocrisy. come to think of it, are songs all about lyrics? isn't it that the melody also speaks for itself? you said that it doesn't matter as long as the spirit of the music isn't sacrilegious. well let me tell you this, metal music is an expression of anger that's why it sounds that way. imagine yourself proposing to the girl of your dreams through a song with heartfelt emotional lyrics of how much you love her but accompanied by distorted guitars, double pedals and a lot of screaming, do you think it shows how you truly feel about her? my point here is, if you want to sing songs of worship, do it in the right way and not use some other genre to look "cool". i'm a fan of metal music but using it that way, i think that's just plainly stupid.
@Hatley (163776)
• Garden Grove, California
4 Nov 09
Zipdez hi no no that would not be good and it seems blasphemous
to me. how can Christian lyrics fit into that trashy clashy
music, that is beyond me.I know I would not want to listen
to metal music no matter what lyrics there were. I detest
metal music.