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<blockquote data-quote="Pilgrim of the East" data-source="post: 1589513" data-attributes="member: 25087"><h3>Are heavy metal and other forms of aggressive music bad for your soul?</h3>my answer would be that aggressive music is indeed bad for the soul, because our God is the Lord of peace and we are to guard our hearts.Basically it's garbage in - garbage out.That said I wouldn't consider heavy metal aggressive - what are the most famous heavy metal bands? Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple? What part of their music would you consider aggressive?I mostly judge modern music by lyrics (with exceptions of death metal and similar (basically everything that includes growling etc) - I consider these anti-music) and there are definitely some pieces of very good metal music that glorifies God (from the top of my head a couple of good ones from Theocracy - Altar to the unknown God, Wages of sin, On Eagles wings, As the world bleeds, Bethlehem (well that one isn't really metal, but great nevertheless))</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Pilgrim of the East, post: 1589513, member: 25087"] [HEADING=2]Are heavy metal and other forms of aggressive music bad for your soul?[/HEADING] my answer would be that aggressive music is indeed bad for the soul, because our God is the Lord of peace and we are to guard our hearts. Basically it's garbage in - garbage out. That said I wouldn't consider heavy metal aggressive - what are the most famous heavy metal bands? Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple? What part of their music would you consider aggressive? I mostly judge modern music by lyrics (with exceptions of death metal and similar (basically everything that includes growling etc) - I consider these anti-music) and there are definitely some pieces of very good metal music that glorifies God (from the top of my head a couple of good ones from Theocracy - Altar to the unknown God, Wages of sin, On Eagles wings, As the world bleeds, Bethlehem (well that one isn't really metal, but great nevertheless)) [/QUOTE]

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