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'Metal That Sounds Like Other Metal': 'Volume X' And 'Volume XI' Posted Online

December 8, 2007

A registered YouTube user who goes by the name "BakNBlack" has posted the tenth and eleventh in a series of clips featuring hard rock/heavy metal tracks that sound like songs by other artists.

Says "BakNBlack": Y'ever hear a song and go, 'Man, that sounds just like...'? Well so did I. In fact, I found songs that not only sound like other songs, but they may as well practically BE those other songs!"

He added: "'Metal That Sounds Like Other Metal' is for ENTERTAINMENT PURPOSES ONLY. As a drummer in a rock band, and a songwriter, I make no claims about anyone 'ripping' anyone off; there's only eleven notes and only about fourteen keys that don't suck on guitar. This is 'Metal That SOUNDS Like Other Metal', not 'Metal Ripping Off Other Metal'."

Watch "Metal That Sounds Like Other Metal - Volume X" and "Volume XI" below. Previous installments can be viewed here ("Vol. VIII" and "Vol. IX"),here ("Vol. VI" and "Vol. VII"),here ("Vol. V"),here ("Vol. II" - "Vol. IV") and here ("Vol. I").

"Metal That Sounds Like Other Metal - Volume X":

"Volume XI":

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