Are there any genres aside from jazz, classical, and metal that are as technically challenging as them?

Are there any genres aside from jazz, classical, and metal that are as technically challenging as them?

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>ask my dad his favorite album
>led zeppelin III, the worst of the 4
>released exactly when he was 14
he's king of boomer normies

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Prog rock is about as technical as metal. They’re both baby’s compared to jazz, and jazz is babby compared to classical

shit! forgot about that one

metal isn't challenging, at least not as much as jazz and classical

Prog & Math desu
but that’s only the closest, with a wide margin.

why do metalfags absolutely love jerking off to how "technical" metal is and pretend it's anywhere near as important as jazz or classical?

technical requires skill,
people watch sports for skill
this is a common theme

its funny tho that all of those genres sound like endless noodling to the average normie.

IDM & prog to a lesser degree

My tastes are stuck at age 12

Finally someone understands

>metal

I don't think they hate it because it's wanky, it's because they can't make out the "song" in it and it goes right through the other ear

>metal
Snuck that in there didn't you, fag?

Classical can be a lot babbier than jazz

There's a ton of folk music that's crazy technical as well but that's halfway into classical territory

>tfw tastes never got stuck and are considerably different from what they were like every 2 years or so
feels good
But I stuck around with Classical though for some reason, Baroque mostly. The rest changes a lot

More like metal is for the challenged lol

the metally challenged

I’m not denying that there are specific jazz pieces more complex than specific classical pieces, but taken as a whole classical is more complex/technical than jazz

that just means you're a genre tourist

ironically that guy has shit taste also

what does he even listen to?

Probably mucore

I swear to god if he's one of those death grips shitters Im never watching his vids again

any genre can be technically challenging if you write it to be.

I'm assuming the thumbnail is a YT video. Anyone have the tl;dr for it?

No, he's not mu core; he's probably listened to it but he's essentially a jazz guy

His name is Adam Neely, just watch the video

kind of blue, le red jazz youtube jap man, and the list goes on :^)

I couldn't find it on his channel, and a link I found of it from a response video as it's unavailable. Can I get that tl;dr now, or a direct link?

Penis, cock and balls, dick-suck, I'm gay, the list goes on

Looks like the video might have been taken down, probably for copyright reasons, but I remember it being basically a summation of the title - that your musical taste is largely cemented at an early age through your early repeated influences

>tfw basically listened to nothing at age 14

he apparently is an expert in "improv jazz bass" which im sure the economy can support a couple million of

rate his band's track
youtube.com/watch?v=1FGPw-pkXyE
I think it's pretty good

Based