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[QUOTE="Mark_R:1194178"]Personally, I'm into metal entirely for the music and not at all for the social aspect. I'm not much of a friends type since I don't talk much. I don't dislike the social aspect - metal shows are the only shows where I've had spontaneous conversations with fellow attendees. But I'm also a dork, so I don't have much in common with the badass/scary guy metalhead types even if I like some of the same bands they do. I didn't grow up with metal; I got into it only when I was 18-19 and in college. I cannot remember any metalheads at my high school. Plenty of hardcore kids, but no metalheads. Because I'm second generation, I don't have the sentimental attachment to the 70s and 80s that old-timers do. But given a choice, I'd rather investigate an older metal band than a newer one. Ghost may be cool, but until I have every Mercyful Fate album memorized top to bottom, I don't see the point of spending much time on Ghost. If there are metal fans living near me (east part of the city) I haven't seen any of them. I actually have been considering moving west or north just to be closer to shows. I acquire new music at a slow rate, so I have no hopes of ever being the encyclopedic-knowledge type. I also value depth more than breadth, so I'd rather listen to a few good albums a ton fo times than a lot of good albums just a few times. I realize and accept the fact that this means that I will always be missing out on a lot of good music.[/QUOTE]
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