VH1 40 Least Metal Moments

[TOG]

The new Headbanger's Ball should be on there, cause it's fucking terrible.

"Come With Me" should be waaaaaaaaay up the list, if not for any other reason than Zakk Wylde's awesome rant on it.

And wasn't this first shown like two years ago?

New Headbangers Ball is probably too new for this show, since it was done about 2-3 years ago.

Come With Me ... it was ok. Not exceptional, but ok. Was probably worse than it should have been simply because it's Puffy covering a Zepplin song.

[Yitzy]

No, they mention the new Headbangers Ball on it. But they say it isn't the same.

Definitely, Jethro Tull should be #1. How are Jethro Tull considered metal?

[Skummy]

Jethro Tull generally aren't considered metal, they're considered folk-rock or prog. They've had their metal leanings, though, they're far from one of the "least metal moments" in history.

I'd have put Blackmore's Night up there. Or Ritchie Blackmore in general >_>

Edited July 25, 2006 by Skumfrog

[gunnar hendershow]

23. Metallica, The Scorpions and Deep Purple use orchestras in gigs.

Have they not EVER heard of BLACK METAL....I think Dimmu Borgir and Cradle of Filth, among others, would have something to say about that one...

Or, say, Symphony X. Then there are the many, many sythensizer bands out there which create the same sounds.

[ROC]

The new Headbanger's Ball should be on there, cause it's fucking terrible.

[Nerf]

I watched it for the first time in years the other day and it was a fucking disappointment.

Slipknot, Mastodon, some emo shit, Slayer, and then generic, stupid, intelligable screaming.

[Guest whoopdeedoo]

Dimmu Borgir is a least metal moment.

[Toe]

Vince Neil isn't metal though.

He is god.

[unbedeutend]

And if there's one thing Rhapsody of Fire have shown is, it's that orchestras are fucking metal.

I hope this list doesn't have to be revised with "Mealocalypse"... I mean there's a place in the show named Finntroll's. THAT'S BADASS.