Gabrielle: Oh hi there. Welcome to the Voice Box show.
I’m Gabrielle and this is Steve. He is going to be the
“Guest Host” for the next few weeks.
Stephen: You are probably wondering what we are
doing…in fact, what are we doing?
Gabrielle: We are expressing ourselves through head
banging. Many people head bang when they are listening
to heavy metal, or heavy rock music.
Stephen: Heavy metal music is a genre of rock music.
Many people describe it as loud and thrashing.
Gabrielle: Heavy metal started some time around the
1960’s with famous bands such as Led Zeppelin, Black
Sabbath, and Deep Purple.
Stephen: One of the main charactarisations of the
heavy metal music is the sound of loud disorted
guitars…kind of like this.
Gabrielle: The main instruments used in Heavy Metal
music are the drums, guitars, and of course the
singers.
Stephen: And what about all the “sub genres” of Heavy
Metal. I’ve heard of Thrash Metal, Rock Metal, Death
Metal….
Gabrielle: Black Metal, Power Metal….the list goes on!
Point is it is a very diverse kind of music.
Stephen: What do you mean?
Gabrielle: Well diverse actually means various or
many. So Rock music, and Heavy Metal music have a wide
range of different types of music within that genre.
These are called Sub Genres.
Stephen: And to tell us more about the Heavy Metal
scene we have a Mongolian rock expert dropping by, so
be sure to stick around for that.
Gabrielle: The question this week is… “What
instruments are used in a Heavy Metal band?
Stephen: While you have a think about that, you can
check out this week’s English Bites episode.
Stephen: You are watching the Voice Box show.
Gabrielle: And today we are talking about Heavy Metal
music. I‘ll have to say my favourite Heavy Rock music
is Metallica…those guys really go crazy!
Stephen: I like more punk rock…kind of like “The
Lemons”. And we went out to see what type of Rock
music YOU enjoy listening to..
Voxpops: What type of rock music do you most enjoy?
Letter of the week
Gabrielle: Our letter this week comes from Nuka.
Stephen: Nuka writes….”I am heavily into Mongolia’s
Heavy Metal scene and have been for the past 2 years.
My favourite bands are ?? and a?? I love to go to
Heavy Metal music concerts. Some people don’t
understand heavy metal, they think it is just very
loud music. I think it is a unique way of expressing
yourself.”
Gabrielle: Thanks for sharing that with us Nuka, and
you can send us your thoughts to voiceboxtv@gmail.com
Interview: Mongolian Rock expert In Studio
Gabrielle: Who better to ask about the Heavy Metal
rock scene in Mongolia than someone who has managed
his own rock band.
Stephen: Welcome to the show Jamukha.
When did Rock and heavy metal music first begin in
Mongolia?
And how popular is it now? What are some of the more
popular bands?
How did heavy metal first evolve globally?
Who were some of the first “pioneers” of this music?
How would you describe heavy metal music to someone
who doesn’t completely appreciate it?
Take us through some of the sub genres of rock and
heavy metal music?
What are some more recent trends?
Tell us about the band you managed?
Tell us about the instruments of a typicsl heavy metal
band?
What sets it aside from other music?
Thanks for your time Jamukha
Stephen: Talking of music…it’s time for our Street
Karaoke.
Gabrielle: And it’s a little diffcult singing along to
heavy metal so we thought we would go for a good old
classic…called “Do Wah Diddy”.
Street Karaoke: Do Wah Diddy
Gabrielle: Well thanks for being our guest host on the
show this week Steve..
Stephen: And thanks for having me on Voice Box…it’s
been interesting learning all about Mongolia’s heavy
metal rock scene.
Gabrielle: And of course learning all about how to
become the best air guitarist! (Gab counts to
three…Gab and Steve break into an air guitar duo).
Steve: To check out info from today’s episode head to
www.voiceboxtv.org
Gabrielle: And everyone here at Voice Box hopes you
all have a great Tsaagan Tsaar..I know I’ll be eating
lots of Bortz in celebrations!
Stephen: And we will see you after then with an
exciting episode that could see YOU making your own
film.
Gabrielle/ Steve: See you then/ Bye