Stratovarius - Black Diamond (Lyrics) From the album "Visions" 1997 Facebook page for Melodic Power Metal Lovers: / mpowermetal Facebook page for Hard Rock & Heavy Metal Lovers: / 448168738606400
As someone who writes his own rhymes, you're only 1/3 missing out. Radio rap barely counts as rap at all. Start looking at Tech N9ne, Rittz, Ces Cru, Krizz Kaliko, and Twisted Insane. If music like this had an "urban music" equivalent (or anything even close to it) of any form, it would be the stuff those guys are putting out. Theirs are not the kind of lyric sheets you could hand to anyone and say "here, record this" and I'm sure even they have to spend days if not weeks meticulously writing, rewriting and rehearsing to the point of insanity before finally being confident enough to record it.
Being close-minded is nothing to be proud of, there's just as much good stuff under the Pop and Hip-Hop umbrella, you just have to look for it rather than just listen to what's on the radio
@@AC3electrosphere tbh Ur'e not wrong. Because from 2014-2019 I switched to pop wanting to connect with modern people. I've found lots of pop interesting and meaning full. But didn't last for long because i've sensed that nothing can beat the taste of metal, rock and old songs, or even 80's & 90's pop. If u go a deeper look into my music taste, you will see, u will feel and u will understand.
Y pensar que aun hay gente en la culminacion del año 2022 que cree o piensa que éste tipo de musica es de gente endemoniada y que le canta a Satán, y qie hasta son antisistema. Yo les invito a que eacuchen éstas letras, quizá el estilo de música no les gusta porque les resulta muy molesto, estridente y salido de los "estándares" de la música, pero pongan el sonido en silencio y mireen la letra y su contenido; les hago esa invitacion y después me cuentan 🙌, si quieren busquen la traducción
I love the voice of the guy, but I can't enjoy it because if you have any biblical knowledge this song is very diabolic, and yeah call me all the things you want, but the lyrics seem to be based on the temptation of sin and the "glory" that the devil can give you, a black diamond, very difficult to forget because of its apparent beauty.
Hey.. just try this.. just listen to music not the lyrics.. but if you are a native English speaker.. it might be a bit hard to ignore it... but just try it... there's no sin to chase about it..!!
Just the good old hidden meaning, or Occultist meaning. You can also interpret the "Black Diamond" as a woman or lover. In my opinion, the open interpretation and doubt make the lyrics more interesting.
