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    adults don’t understand how harmful music can be. It has a very big effect on us in a good way like calming us down, or the bad way like making us more aggressive by listening to metal. People these days listen more to music than to anything else. It is a big problem, for a lot of people because, the songs that today's teens like having a lot of cursing, violence and thing like that. Most young people have a big influence on music lyrics. Music like heavy metal and similar styles have a bad effect

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    The Psychology of Heavy Metal Music Essay

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    Does heavy metal music have effects on society? Many people love listening to this kind of music and they love going to concerts where these bands are playing. Going to concerts and listening to music is the whole part of the music industry. If fans did not go to concerts, then musicians would not be able to make money and be successful. Many people love listening to heavy metal music; however, some people think that it could lead to violence, depression, and self- loathing. There have been

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    Metal Music In The 1940s

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    branching off from rock style music. At this time there were many who gained attention by favoring pop rock music. There were bands Like Rainbow, Uriah Heep and Judas Priest who considered themselves Metal music however they seemed to favor commercial rock music to gain popularity and stay on the radar. And then there was a slowly rising act that was “underground” for most of the late 1970’s to early 1980’s. This underground movement was known as the “New Wave of British Heavy Metal” (NWOBHM). Many of these

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    Heavy Metal Music: History and Misconceptions Heavy metal music has been a source of social controversy since its early beginnings. It started out as a new age form of rock. Heavy metal brought a new look and sound to rock. The early heavy metal musicians decided to tune their guitars down, increase the tempo, play guitars and drums faster, and get a more grungy sound. The musicians also decided to wear tight, ripped, black clothing, chains, spikes, and combat boots. Most people did as anyone would

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    Heavy metal music is often criticized for being a negative influence due to the lyrical content and aesthetics of the genre. For those unfamiliar with heavy metal, it is easy to make this correlation because of the darker and often taboo subject matter present throughout the music. With a little more analysis, however, it can be discovered that these same aspects thought to be negative actually bring forth positive results among metal listeners. What is found in heavy metal music is actually a display

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    Heavy Metal and not discuss Slayer and Metallica. The thrash metal scene has them to thank for defining the sound of that genre. Both bands are also part of a successful tour known as the Big Four of Thrash. The Big Four, comprising of the bands Anthrax, Megadeth, Slayer and Metallica are called the Big Four because of the influence that they have had on almost every metal act that succeeded them. They are also credited with bringing the genre of thrash metal to the forefront of the metal scene (http://www

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    controversy that metal music and rock music attract. Due to the fact that metal music gets all of this controversy, it doesn’t gain as respect as it should. Just because a lot of people like to bring up the flaws in society does not mean that people should act differently around it when they bring up these so called flaws. Metal music deserves respect because they talk about the relativity ideas of the society today. First of all metal music is defined as a “genre of rock music that includes a group

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    Metal music: Noise pollution of today Metal music is a genre of rock music that developed in the late sixties and early seventies. It is characterized by its loud distorted guitars, dense bass and drum sound and vigorous vocals. Because of its different and a bit aggressive sound, metal music is not everyone's cup of tea. Sadly, metal community is often faced with a lot of stereotypical opinions. The most widespread stereotypical opinion is that all metal songs are about the devil and hell. One

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    most interesting types of music that shaped some people in different ways. That music was called heavy metal. Heavy metal created several new bands influenced how some people probably dressed, and even made some artist extremely famous. Now heavy metal is “a term used since the early 1970’s to designate a subgenre of hard rock music” (Walser 1). Even though heavy metal came about in the late 1960’s it was not given the name until the 1970’s. In the scene of how heavy metal came in to fruition, it

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    THE EFFECTS OF HEAVY METAL MUSIC ON AGGRESSION IN COLLEGE STUDENTS Author: SHALEEN L. COSS Date: not stated Participants: The participants were collected by means of convenience sampling. The participants in the study were 40 undergraduate psychology students, all involved in Psychology Learning Communities at Loyola University New Orleans. The participants were mostly Caucasian with some African Americans, Hispanics and Asians. There were 3 male and 29 female participants, with a greater proportion

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