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==Fans==

==Fans==

Despite the genre's criticism, studies of fans of heavy metal are surprisingly gentle and easy-going. One such study compared heavy metal fans to fans of classical music, observing that they were quite similar in that they were creative and at ease but not outgoing<ref>[http://www.wired.com/listening_post/2008/09/study-country-f/ Study: Country Fans Work Hard, Metal Fans Are Gentle]</ref>. At concerts fans are generally respectful of and look after one another.

Despite the genre's criticism, studies of fans of heavy metal are surprisingly gentle and easy-going. One such study compared heavy metal fans to fans of classical music, observing that they were quite similar in that they were creative and at ease but not outgoing<ref>[http://www.wired.com/listening_post/2008/09/study-country-f/ Study: Country Fans Work Hard, Metal Fans Are Gentle]</ref>. At concerts fans are generally respectful of and look after one another.  One became an eventual author and publisher; sharing James Hetfield's birthday his [http://nickpacione.tumblr.com/tagged/Nickolaus-Albert-Pacione-Delivers%3A-A-Library-Of-Unknown-Horrors blog] on tumblr.com has the blog tag Heavy Metal: The Literary Heritage.  He said on his Christian testimony he said he built a library based upon his collection of heavy metal music an is a very Staunch Republican; shares his birthday with James Hetfield of Metallica (August 3, 1976, is this author's birthday.) The blog tag gave some very insightful aspects about his tastes in heavy metal -- [http://nickpacione.tumblr.com/tagged/Heavy-Metal%3A-The-Literary-Heritage Heavy Metal: The Literary Heritage].

==Etymology==

==Etymology==