“Avant-Garde Metal cannot be treated like other genres, such as Black, Death, Doom, Thrash, etc. Those genres are rooted in similar aesthetics and ideologies, leading to strong commonalities amongst bands united under one genre. With the Avant-Garde, on the other hand, there really is no common aesthetic or ideology. The bands have to be taken on a one-by-one basis, evaluated individually rather than on genre aesthetics.”
The term avant-garde metal refers to bands and musicians who "incorporate new and innovative elements in metal, who break conventions, tear down walls, violate borders."The genre has also been described as "the art of creating deep and strange atmospheres by experimenting with new instruments and sounds, strange vocals, unconventional song structures, rhythms and harmonies, unusual lyrics or uncommon artwork" or alternatively, "progressive, psychedelic, surrealistic, phantasmagoric, expressionistic, dissonant or extravagant interpretations of extreme metal."
Michael Haas of Angizia notes that avantgarde is "a conscious distance from traditional listening and composing habits"while Svein Egil Hatlevik of Fleurety identifies avant-garde metal as "an aesthetic ideology" to "make music that's more than just average metal." He also notes that heavy metal music is a "field where it still makes sense to be avantgarde" because it is "one of the most conservative fields of artistic practice in the world."Not everyone agrees with the use of the term to establish a subgenre of metal, however. Jeff Arwadi of Kekal warns that "when another sub-genre has become established, it would create nothing but limits, and I don't think it's wise if we try to establish sub-genre [sic] that limits creativity and expression."Chlordane of The Amenta takes issue with the tendency in heavy metal music for "anyone who does something slightly weird" to be considered avant-garde. He contends that the term should not be used unless a band is "pushing music forward," further suggesting that the mere use of classical music in heavy metal is not avant-garde as it "has been done," "is not new" and "offers nothing."
Body Like A Back Road
Sam Hunt Lyrics
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First time I seen her walk by, man, I 'bout fell up out my chair
Had to get her number, it took me like six weeks
Now me and her go way back like Cadillac seats
Body like a back road, drivin' with my eyes closed
I know every curve like the back of my hand
Doin' 15 in a 30, I ain't in no hurry
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
The way she fit in them blue jeans, she don't need no belt
But I can turn 'em inside out, I don't need no help
Got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet, man
It ain't no curves like hers on them downtown streets
Body like a back road, drivin' with my eyes closed
I know every curve like the back of my hand
Doin' 15 in a 30, I ain't in no hurry
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
We're out here in the boondocks with the breeze and the birds
Tangled up in the tall grass with my lips on hers
On a highway to heaven, headed south of her smile, mm
Get there when we get there, every inch is a mile
Body like a back road, drivin' with my eyes closed
I know every curve like the back of my hand
Doin' 15 in a 30, I ain't in no hurry
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
I'ma take it slow
Just as fast as I can
Got braids in her hair
"Body Like A Back Road" is a song by Sam Hunt, and it's a love song dedicated to a girl from the South Side who's caught his attention with her body curves. The song begins with the singer explaining the type of girl he’s into, describing her physical appearance, and how he almost fell out of his chair the first time he saw her. He goes further to say that it took him six weeks to get her number, and he's known her for a long time now. The chorus is catchy, with the phrase "body like a back road," and Sam compares the girl's body to roads that he's familiar with. The repetition of the back roads suggests that he's referring to the ways he's familiar with the curves of the girl's body.
The second verse mentions how the girl’s pants fit her so well that she doesn't even need a belt. The singer goes further to say that her hips are so thick, and it's hard to find curves like hers on the downtown streets. The bridge of the song shifts to them being in the boondocks and tangled up in the tall grass with their lips locked together. This suggests that they are secluded, and no one can interrupt their romantic moment. The chorus follows, repeating the same lyrics with an emphasis on taking everything slow but as fast as he can.
Overall, "Body Like A Back Road" is a song that celebrates a girl's body and how beautiful it is. The song is written to portray the singer's love and admiration for the girl he's with. The catchy hook and good vibe make it an appealing track to listen to.
Line by Line Meaning
Got a girl from the south side, got braids in her hair
I met a girl from the southern part of the country, she has braids in her hair.
First time I seen her walk by, man, I 'bout fell up out my chair
The first time I saw her walk by, I was so taken by her beauty and charm that I nearly fell out of my seat.
Had to get her number, it took me like six weeks
I had to get her phone number, it took me almost six weeks to convince her to give it to me.
Now me and her go way back like Cadillac seats
Now, I have known her for quite some time, we are very close like the back seats of a Cadillac car.
Body like a back road, drivin' with my eyes closed
Her body is as smooth and effortless as a back road, I know it well enough to drive it blindfolded.
I know every curve like the back of my hand
I'm so familiar with every part of her body that I can sense every curve even with my eyes closed.
Doin' 15 in a 30, I ain't in no hurry
I'm purposely driving slow at fifteen miles per hour on a thirty-mile road. I'm not in a hurry to get anywhere.
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
I'll take things slow, but I'll also make sure to enjoy every moment to the fullest.
The way she fit in them blue jeans, she don't need no belt
Her figure looks so good in blue jeans that she doesn't need to wear a belt.
But I can turn 'em inside out, I don't need no help
I'm so comfortable with her that I can take off her jeans without any assistance.
Got hips like honey, so thick and so sweet, man
She has curvaceous hips that are so attractive and charming that I compare them to the sweetness of honey.
It ain't no curves like hers on them downtown streets
There is no one with curves as good as hers on the downtown streets.
We're out here in the boondocks with the breeze and the birds
We're enjoying nature's beauty and tranquility out here in the remote areas with cool winds and birds chirping.
Tangled up in the tall grass with my lips on hers
We are passionately kissing each other while rolling around in the tall grass.
On a highway to heaven, headed south of her smile, mm
We are on our way to ecstasy, moving towards her smile that is so enticing and charming.
Get there when we get there, every inch is a mile
We will get there eventually, but every step we take towards it feels like a new mile covered.
Lyrics © CTM Outlander Music LC, Universal Music Publishing Group, Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Downtown Music Publishing, Anthem Entertainment, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Sam Lawry Hunt, Zachery Miller Crowell, Shane L. McAnally, Josh Osborne
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
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Lyrics:
Got a girl from the Southside
Got braids in her hair
First time I seen her walk by
Man I 'bout fell up out my chair
Had to get her number
It took me like six weeks
Now me and her go way back
Like Cadillac seats
Body like a back road
Drivin' with my eyes closed
I know every curve like the back of my hand
Doin' 15 in a 30
I ain't in no hurry
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
The way she fit in them blue jeans
She don't need no belt
But I can turn 'em inside out
I don't need no help
Got hips like honey
So thick and so sweet (Man)
Ain't no curves like hers
On them downtown streets
Body like a back road
Drivin' with my eyes closed
I know every curve like the back of my hand
Doin' 15 in a 30
I ain't in no hurry
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
We're out here in the boondocks
With the breeze and the birds
Tangled up in the tall grass
With my lips on hers
On a highway to heaven
Headed south of her smile
Get there when we get there
Every inch is a mile
Body like a back road
Drivin' with my eyes closed
I know every curve like the back of my hand
Doin' 15 in a 30
I ain't in no hurry
I'ma take it slow just as fast as I can
I'ma take it slow
Just as fast I can (Body like a back road)
(Drivin' with my eyes closed)
Got braids in her hair (I know every curve like the back of my hand)
TOOK ME A WHILE!!!
@dylanfromcolorado3639
I listen to this song because me and my mom would sing it in the car and it comforts me ever since she passed two years ago she loved this song and I pray she’s watching over me I miss you momma I love you ❤️
@SamHunt232
Thanks So Much For The Love And Support. ARe you one among my huge great fans out there?
@Mackybobthebuilder
❤
@HelenClareDill
God bless you & your mama. ❤️
@dylanfromcolorado3639
@@SamHunt232 yes
@NathanDiviney-v7j
Me and my mom would always sing this song when we were in the car
@brandonroy7554
decided to check what was popular on itunes and this is number one right now. I thought I missed something, but this literally just came out
@ajaysreedharp.b2990
Brandon Roy me tooo
@carlypeterson5710
Brandon Roy how amazing is he found my 2nd husband😍🙊😈
@FridaRoos
Please take a look at some of My Covers! I'll subscribe back! 😄🙏💖