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Korn and Limp Bizkit are usually just seen as Nu Metal
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* Music/{{Korn}} (Also NuMetal)
** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
* Music/LimpBizkit (Also NuMetal and RapMetal)
** ''Music/SignificantOther'' (1999)
** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
* Music/LimpBizkit (Also NuMetal and RapMetal)
** ''Music/SignificantOther'' (1999)
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King's X isn't generally considered Funk Metal
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* Music/KingsX (Also ProgressiveMetal and HardRock)
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Tales from the Punchbowl isn't generally considered Funk Metal
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** ''Music/TalesFromThePunchbowl'' (1995)
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So, let's say you've got two genres that are great on their own, namely {{Funk}} and HeavyMetal. What happens when you put them together? ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Take FunkRock, replace the rock with HeavyMetal, turn up the amps and rock out. Emerged in TheEighties and became really popular in TheNineties. Can frequently overlap with RapMetal or AlternativeMetal.
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So, let's say you've got two genres that are great on their own, namely {{Funk}} and HeavyMetal. What happens when you put them together? ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Take FunkRock, replace the rock with HeavyMetal, turn up the amps and rock out. Emerged in TheEighties and became really popular in TheNineties. Can frequently overlap with NuMetal, RapMetal or AlternativeMetal.
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So, let's say you've got two genres that are great on their own, namely {{Funk}} and HeavyMetal. What happens when you put them together? ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Take FunkRock, replace the rock with HeavyMetal, turn up the amps and rock out. Emerged in TheEighties and became really popular in TheNineties. Can frequently overlap with RapMetal, RapRock or AlternativeMetal.
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So, let's say you've got two genres that are great on their own, namely {{Funk}} and HeavyMetal. What happens when you put them together? ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin: Take FunkRock, replace the rock with HeavyMetal, turn up the amps and rock out. Emerged in TheEighties and became really popular in TheNineties. Can frequently overlap with RapMetal, RapRock RapMetal or AlternativeMetal.
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* Music/ZebraheadBand (mixed with PopPunk and PunkRap)
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* Music/ZebraheadBand (mixed with PopPunk and PunkRap)RapRock)
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* Music/LimpBizkit (Also NuMetal and [[PunkRap Rapcore]])
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* Music/LimpBizkit (Also NuMetal and [[PunkRap Rapcore]])RapMetal)
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UDS is more associated with Rap Rock than Funk Metal
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* Music/UrbanDanceSquad
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* Music/Trepalium (Mixes this with TechnicalDeathMetal and GrooveMetal. Yes, really.
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* Music/Trepalium Music/{{Trepalium}} (Mixes this with TechnicalDeathMetal and GrooveMetal. Yes, really.)
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* RapMetal: While not mutually exclusive, crossovers between funk metal and rap metal are fairly common. Bands like Chronic Future, Music/MaximumTheHormone, Zebrahead and early Music/SugarRay often use rapped vocals.
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* Music/{{Clutch}} (also BluesRock and AlternativeMetal, early material is NoiseRock and PostHardcore)
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* Music/{{Zebrahead}} (mixed with PopPunk and PunkRap)
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* Music/{{Zebrahead}} Music/ZebraheadBand (mixed with PopPunk and PunkRap)
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* MohsScaleOfRockAndMetalHardness: Averages from 5-7, but sometimes goes up to 8 or drops below 5 (on ballads or on songs that emphasize the {{Funk}} component more so than the [[HeavyMetal Metal]] side of things).
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* Music/Trepalium (Mixes this with TechnicalDeathMetal and GrooveMetal. Yes, really.
* Music/{{Atheist}} (Mostly a TechnicalDeathMetal band, but Unquestionable Presence and Elements demonstrate a considerable influence from Latin music as well as funk.)
* Music/{{Atheist}} (Mostly a TechnicalDeathMetal band, but Unquestionable Presence and Elements demonstrate a considerable influence from Latin music as well as funk.)
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* Music/LivingColourMusic/DeathAngel (''Frolic Through the Park'' to ''Killing Season'', also thrash metal; the founding lineup pursued a more straightforward funk metal sound as The Organization after they broke up)
* Music/{{Korn}} (Also NuMetal)
** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
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** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
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** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)Music/LivingColour
** ''Music/KornAlbum'' (1994)
* Mordred (also thrash metal)
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** Also Music/InfectiousGrooves
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** Also Music/InfectiousGrooves
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** ''Music/TalesFromThePunchbowl'' (1995)
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** ''Music/SailingTheSeasOfCheese'' (1991)
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* NeoclassicalPunkZydecoRockabilly: In addition to the obvious HeavyMetal and {{Funk}} influence, many bands in the genre combine other genres with the above as well, with HipHop, PunkRock, {{Ska}}, {{Reggae}}, PsychedelicRock and {{Jazz}} all being fairly common choices. Particularly eclectic examples include Music/{{Primus}}, Music/JanesAddiction, Music/FaithNoMore (and sorta-offshoot band Mr. Bungle), Music/LivingColour and Music/{{Fishbone}}, but even bands like Music/ThreeEleven and Music/RedHotChiliPeppers count, albeit to a lesser extent.
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* HairMetal: Most of the bands that don't also count as AlternativeMetal can be considered this as well.
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* HairMetal: Most of the bands that don't also count as AlternativeMetal can be considered this as well.well, Music/{{Extreme}} being the foremost example.
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* Music?KingsX (Also ProgressiveMetal and HardRock)
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* Music?KingsX Music/KingsX (Also ProgressiveMetal and HardRock)
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* ''King's X'' (Also ProgressiveMetal and HardRock)
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* ''King's X'' Music?KingsX (Also ProgressiveMetal and HardRock)
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* UrExample: "Super Stupid" by Music/{{Funkadelic}} can be considered one of the earliest examples, as it took a metallic sound and infused their trademark {{Funk}} elements into it.
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* UrExample: "Super Stupid" by Music/{{Funkadelic}} [[Music/GeorgeClinton Funkadelic]] can be considered one of the earliest examples, as it took a metallic sound and infused their trademark {{Funk}} elements into it.
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* Music/LimpBizkit (Also Music/NuMetal and [[Music/PunkRap Rapcore]])
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* Music/LimpBizkit (Also Music/NuMetal NuMetal and [[Music/PunkRap [[PunkRap Rapcore]])
