Metal Virgin

Somebody who has never, or has listened to very little, heavy metal music.

Wow, she is such a metal virgin, what is she doing here at this METALLICA show?

by Mr. Charles123 August 13, 2011

Meital

A girl who understands what is going on inside your head; she is beautiful and has a fun personality; Meital is very protective of the people that she is close to and is there for them whenever she can; has very big eyes

"IS THAT MEITAL!!!....... i lauv her sm -_-"

by goth coot September 24, 2020

Power Metal

One word:Power metal(okay, technically two). This is used to describe the speedy, melodic sub-genre of metal originally known as "true" metal to the cool people that made it. Sadly, power metal is very very somewhat very misunderstood by a majority of metalheads, but just know it's actually pretty cool. Btw I personally think Dragon Force and Hammerfall are where it's at (may be biased because they got me into power metal). Basically, it may not the metal you're used to, but that doesn't make it bad at all; it might just be better. Plus, power metal musicians should be given more credit considering that one song can literally be all solos.

Overall power metal breaks through the usual and barely lives up to its stereotype of being cheesy and lame. After all, I should know, I am and have always been a huge Metallica/thrash metal/heavy metal fan. 😆Hechyea to all metal.

I want to listen to power metal today, and some other random sub-genre of metal some other time.
Power metal can be cool, just chill

by MetalMilitia4 February 13, 2019

mentlegen

a unique way of addressing a group of men, generally people that you are close to/friends with
also paired with dalies (the feminine form)

1)

Mike: hello mentlegen, are you all ready for poker night
all: hell yeah

2)

Mike: dalies and mentlegen, welcome to.......

by matthewre February 27, 2011

death metal

Usually associated with satan and hell etc. but is often philosophical and nihilitist, rather that just purely satanic. Highly technical and complicated form of music, which sounds harsh and raw because of harsh growly vocals and heavy use of distortion and bass on songs. All death metal songs and bands do not sound the same, each one has different riffs and every band has their own vocal style, because nobody growls/rasps the same as anybody else. Covers a wide age range (just go to a gig) and is not racist. (thats a minority of heaveily satanic black metal, e.g. Burzum, who believed in dominancy of the aryan populace of norway) Sepultura have a black singer currently so that screws that argument. Anyone who thinks that death metal is all the same, then they don't have to listen to it, and don't have to slag of fans of the genre for ENJOYING the music. We don't simply do it to look hard.

Possessed, Death, Morbid Angel, At the Gates, Nile, Cannibal Corpse to name but a few, all from different areas of the death metal spectrum.

by jacob September 17, 2003

Metal Fag

There is a metal fan, and a metal fag.

Metal fan: Likes metal but doesn't care about rap, pop, etc.

Metal fag: Will do anything and everything to kill all music other than metal.

Metal fan: I don't really like rap. Not my style of music.

Metal fag: RAP, JAZZ, POP, BLUES, CLASSIC ROCK AND ANYTHING ELSE SUCKS!!!! IT'S MUSIC FOR PUSSIES!!! AND IT'S FULL OF FAGGOTS!!!! \m/ FOREVER!!!!

Metal fan: Calm the fuck down...

by spudman2k9 August 3, 2009

pagan metal

Pagan metal is an umbrella term for heavy metal music, which fuses extreme metal with the pre-Christian traditions of a specific culture or region through thematic concept, ethnic melodies, folk instruments and/or archaic languages.

The genre is largely overlapping with folk metal with the main distinction being the use of specific lyrical themes dealing with indigenous European traditions, beliefs, mythology, military and political history.

Pagan metal is most popular in Northern Europe with most of the main bands of the genre also coming from there, such as Finntroll, Týr, Korpiklaani, Bathory, Skyforger and Moonsorrow.

"You can ask ten different bands what Pagan Metal is and you will get ten different anwers."
(Alan Averill / Primordial)

by Saulvedis July 26, 2010