the father of heavy metal

[fackerr]

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ikaw ra mismo nag ingon father.. di ba mo ingon ka father tawo mana?

r.i.p na unta na si ozzy kay gurang na

[DEMONOCIETY]

ikaw ra mismo nag ingon father.. di ba mo ingon ka father tawo mana?

r.i.p na unta na si ozzy kay gurang na

HOY! BULOK! Basaha ang title sa thread aron kasabot ka!

[level42]

ikaw ra mismo nag ingon father.. di ba mo ingon ka father tawo mana?

r.i.p na unta na si ozzy kay gurang na

simbako intawn ayaw sad ingon ana, unsaon na lang kung puro nalang nu metal, emo og punk rock ang mahabilin

[chagorio]

dah!! galalis bya sila ..wakokokokokoko....mga fanatic

basta para nako.....black sabbath ang nag-una sa tanan.....



kirig pa lang na emo punk na genre..PWE!!!!!!

disgrace mo sa akong hearing senses!!!! pwe!!! pwe!!! pwe!!!!

[DEMONOCIETY]

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[battouter]

father of heavy metal? IMHO... VENOM

[agoroy]

ok aron di na maglalis butang na lang ta ug evidence

"A second wave of British bands and artists gained great popularity during this period dominant; these bands typically were more directly steeped in American blues music than their more pop-oriented predecessors but their performances took a highly amplified, often spectacular form. These were the bands that were led by the guitar; Cream and Led Zeppelin were early examples of this blues-rock form and were followed by heavier rock bands including Black Sabbath and Deep Purple. This style of rock would come to be known as heavy metal music."

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based on that chart, Deep Purple is a bit earlier than Black Sabbath

[DamneD]

ah...grabeh wa ma'y nka mention ug KISS!

[mannex]

bitaw nice baya to ang kiss

[DamneD]

mulang!