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Best metal for playing metal?
- Thread starter JacksonAerodyne
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1 - Antimony - when things get hot it puddles.
2 - Mellot's Metal - for those times when you know it will get really hot.
2 - Mellot's Metal - for those times when you know it will get really hot.
Cast iron for classic metal
Lead for old drudge/doom metal
Stainless for Christian metal
Osmium for extreme metal
Titanium for nu metal
Edit:
Oh, and plutonium if you're signed to Nuclear Blast Records =)
Lead for old drudge/doom metal
Stainless for Christian metal
Osmium for extreme metal
Titanium for nu metal
Edit:
Oh, and plutonium if you're signed to Nuclear Blast Records =)
I would say Molybdenum. Always liked that word. Maybe because it has the letters b & d next to each other which is unusual. In getting that spelling I just learned it's necessary for life...At least 50 molybdenum-containing enzymes are now known in bacteria and animals ... the bacterial and cyanobacterial enzymes are involved in nitrogen fixation.
Adamantium, if you really want to cut through.
(Waiting for someone in the forum to admit to reading comics)
(Waiting for someone in the forum to admit to reading comics)
Comics, not really. Gaming, yes.
My question would be, is Mithral better for speed metal?
Comics, not really. Gaming, yes.
My question would be, is Mithral better for speed metal?
Mithral is way too light for heavy music.
I love how this kinda took off. I didn't expect more than people to glance at it, chuckle and leave.
Doesn't magnesium burn when it hits water? Best not sweat while shredding that bass solo or it will be literally face-melting. 
