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Old 01-28-2004, 06:32 PM   #23
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Originally Posted by el fregadero
But many bands might have had an "affect" on Nu Metal. If the lead singer of *Nu Metal band* listened to Metallica, does that mean they had an affect on Nu Metal? If that's what you mean by affect, then I'm sure RATM did have an affect on them.
That would make Metallica Nu-Metal, though, a step I'm not willing to take.

Certain bands greatly affected the popular music scene. That's not to say Metallica did not, but more tracing the direct line of influence to bands like Rage. Rage was one of the bands that broke the concept of crossing rap and rock into a unified sorta blend.

Nirvana was a flagship for image bands. Kurt Cobain is so synonymous with misunderstood teen agnst, how could this band not be to the point of this sorta joke?
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