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I hate to be too much of a genre know it all, but this has been bugging me for a long time. I love all sorts of progressive metal bands, but I don't know what differentiates them from the other genres of metal. Bands like Symphony X, Suspyre, and Pathosray are examples of progressive metal bands that I like.
1) as almost all nonmetals are non conductive chance to electro magnetic interference is very low...( so great chance in electronics 2)its conductivity is almost independent of temperature 3)light in weight
I personally love Power Metal. sure, its not br00tal, and has the higher pitched singers and have some cheesy lyrics...but in general, you have talented musicians and singers making fun music.
Well, I don't want to say anything about Metal Gear Rising because I haven't played it. I prefer my tactical espionage action more... tactical. And espionagey. With not so much emphasis on stupid robo-Raiden and his katanas. But I WILL say that Revengence is pretty much the stupidest subtitle ever and makes me nauseous and want to punt a kitten. But if you prefer action and blood and cyborg ninjas, probably Revengence. Though if that's what you wanted, No More Heroes does that just fine. No, you are refined. You are handsome. You want Metal Gear as it was meant to be. You want to experience the best movie you've ever played, and both MGS3 and MGS4 will do that. MGS3 is longer, and it's the first game in the Metal Gear series chronologically. If you're just getting into Metal Gear, play MGS3. As a matter of fact, play MGS3, then play MGS, then play MGS2, and THEN play MGS4 or else you won't understand anything that's happening. Basically only pick up MGS4 when you are able to appreciate it. And for that matter, you probably won't get the most out of Revengence if you haven't played MGS4. So I guess what I'm saying is get MGS3 if you haven't played a Metal Gear title yet.
We all know that just about everything else influences metal but has metal had an influence on pop, country, classical, or any other genre? And if so what artists or songs?
some hard rock, and metal. ooh and industrial! =]
chemical composition of iron metal without carbon
@Hope, your remarks on heavy mental music are giving me ideas ... urges ... I should probably repress. Isn't Y!A spellcheck wonderful?
What happens when the microwaves hit the metal? Is it purely light and heat that is produced?
I would say Folk Metal. Outside of metal nerds, Folk Metal is one of the least known Metal genres and I personally think it's one of the best. It's definitely one of the most diverse if not the most diverse metal subgenre.
there are metals such as silicon that semi-cunduct, and there are metals that just cunduct such as copper.well, what makes a metal semi-cunduct and just cunduct.how does it work in a semi- cunducter that it generated electricaty? i am looking for particular metals that u find easally. perhaps i made the last question one too broad. thks.
No, not by a long stretch. There are many metals much tougher than steel.
what are your metal prices , recycled metal long short , alum. copper????
put it in water and bring to the boil, boil gently for 5 minutes and the metal will be completely sterile. (anything boiled for 5min will be sterile...if it can take the heat)
And do metals, metalloids, and non-metals have something in common.
Yes, all metals occur naturally in the earth and its materials. However, it is rare to find a metal just sitting there in its native (pure) form. Copper is about the only metal I have ever seen that exists in places as metallic copper in amounts that make it easy to just pick up and use. Gold is sometimes found as nuggets or in its pure state, but is very rare to find that way and usually requires a lot of work to collect.. Metals are more commonly found as oxides, sulfides, or carbonates that have to be mined, concentrated, and purified (smelted). Metals also exist as parts of many silicate minerals and as secondary elements in other non-metal bearing minerals. Recovering metals into their pure forms for use can be technologically complicated and sometimes expensive, even where the metal occurs in very rich deposits. Normal metal concentrations in earth materials are so low that it isn't worth the cost and effort to collect and purify. Although it would be possible to mine the soil of your back yard and smelt out some iron (for example), the amount you would collect would not be worth all the effort. You wouldn't get much and it would cost you a lot of money, a lot more money than the iron you got would be worth.