Songs - I Don't Get It

[Mistral]

See, I can appreciate opera from an artistic point of view but I don't put arias on my cd player when I'm cleaning the house...

Personally, I love opera. I confess, I'm rarely in the mood to listen to the entire Le Nozze di Figaro, but I have many arias in my mp3 compilation, and there is something intrinsically awesome in singing Vesti la Giubba at the top of your lungs while driving on the highway. Maybe, as Mr Adventure suggested, it's a matter of language, but I find many operas very singable, as in "fun to sing along".

It doesn't mean I don't fucking love my Metallica CDs.

If you to Metallica, especially their early stuff, you can hear a hint of classical vibe in their music.
As for OP's, how in God's name can anyone say that Queen and Metallica sounds the same is beyond me.
Sure Metallica did a remake of Queen's Stone Cold Crazy but as close as it come to them sounding similar.

How did this get resurrected?

 

[iguana_tonante]

^ The OP was making a show of himself in another thread, and this one got mentioned as an aggravating circumstance.

 

[datagal]

Personally, I love opera. I confess, I'm rarely in the mood to listen to the entire Le Nozze di Figaro, but I have many arias in my mp3 compilation, and there is something intrinsically awesome in singing Vesti la Giubba at the top of your lungs while driving on the highway. Maybe, as Mr Adventure suggested, it's a matter of language, but I find many operas very singable, as in "fun to sing along".

It doesn't mean I don't fucking love my Metallica CDs.

If you to Metallica, especially their early stuff, you can hear a hint of classical vibe in their music.
As for OP's, how in God's name can anyone say that Queen and Metallica sounds the same is beyond me.
Sure Metallica did a remake of Queen's Stone Cold Crazy but as close as it come to them sounding similar.

How did this get resurrected?

Sorry, I didn't know that the thread was dead. This thread was mention and I was curious.