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  • DoctorEldritch's Avatar
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    @DracoTarot Wait, that does not add up, there already is a "Christian Metal" separately from "Unblack Metal", Christian comes just under it, so I guess they are close but different enough to be separated?
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    @DoctorEldritch Tarot metal could be a whole new concept on its own. I think it will come down to all the things you have mentioned.

    It would need a lot of improv power, but what it could be is that you pick up a few volunteers from the audience (maybe before the concert), do a reading for them but instead of telling them, sing their fortunes from stage afterwards in a form of a song. Though not sure how feasible that may be, maybe the melody would need to be prepared in advance, and lyrics may be improvised on the spot or relatively fast.

    And the songs could each centre around a specific fortune theme, like love, money, etc, with each verse dedicated to a specific person that had their fortune read, and the chorus more neutral about the overarching theme of the song.

    Something like that?
  • DracoTarot's Avatar
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    @DoctorEldritch It's so confusing I know. Both sub-genres are almost identical even if Christian metal is separate from Unblack Metal.

    Unblack metal is viewed as an ideological genre derived from black metal that focuses on Christian lyrical themes. Unblack metal is a religious philosophy and subgenre within black metal, inheriting several characteristics, such as the melody, the lyrics and the aesthetics, whose artists either directly oppose the Satanism prevalent in most black metal, or promote Christianity in their lyrics and imagery.

    In the end, it's "Christian Black metal" known as "Unblack Metal" and not "Christian metal." One is still harder and more brutal than the other.


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  • DoctorEldritch's Avatar
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    @DracoTarot What about Metal that draws inspiration from mythologies? I know Norse with Valhalla is an inspiration for some Metal songs, but what of others like Egyptian or Slavic Pantheons?
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    @DoctorEldritch 😂😁. I do not think it would work in my opinion. The logistics would be huge and also time would be a factor.

    Tarot and fortune-telling is supposed to be a private affair. Some predictions could and may have consequences especially if made public.

    In any case, the person who had a reading must be mentioned otherwise they won't know the song is about them. Imagine the person had some bad Tarot cards and their relationship according to the reading is falling apart or their partner is cheating. The person might go crazy and the crowd in attendance would know who the band is singing about.

    It could end up causing a riot especially if the partner is present. 😂😁

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    @DoctorEldritch There are some great bands from Egypt. Pagan Slavs are renowned for their heavy music. Most of their songs are based on mythology. Orłów Kraina is one band I know of. Their song Baba Yaga is based on an ogress who is said to steal, cook, and eat her victims, usually children.

  • DoctorEldritch's Avatar
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    @DracoTarot Then what about more generic predictions, like the ones Nostradamus did, not for anyone specifically, but more for humanity or places or events? In ancient classic works, fortunes were often rhymed. A collective of Tarot readers could make some reading about the future, put them into song and maybe then it would work better?

    Do bands from Egypt base their lyrics on Egyptian myths? Those are very interesting and at times gory, it would work nicely for Metal, I think.

    Baba Yaga is not an ogress. Baba Yaga is

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  • DracoTarot's Avatar
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    @DoctorEldritch Generic prediction might be the best route to take. Predictions that are based on everyone's daily lives and what the future holds make it more acceptable.

    I think most bands have songs about myths and legends including Egyptian bands.

    Ahh yes!! Mr Wick is the one and only Baba Yaga. I fully agree with you. 😂
  • DoctorEldritch's Avatar
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    Predictions that are based on everyone's daily lives and what the future holds make it more acceptable.

    Probably because they are often self-fulfilling 😅

    What I meant is, do Egyptian bands have songs about their local folklore, or do they use the one which is traditionally more closely associated with Metal instead?

    Baba Yaga is an interesting character, and not that often portrayed as an ogress, she is more of a primordial hag witch, though more powerful and has several interpretations and responsibilities, sometimes even opposing ones. It was a good choice for Wick given how enigmatic and multifaceted she is.
  • DracoTarot's Avatar
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    @DoctorEldritch I would guess Egyptian bands have some songs based on their folklore.

    I can't wait for the new Jon Wick movie. It would be interesting to see how he's resurrected and how the story continues.
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    @DracoTarot I have to admit I haven't seen Jon Wick at all, how many movies are there already? 🧐