The "Tang Dynasty Band" I know is called the first heavy metal band in mainland China, and Beyond did not single out this band, that is not what they said!

The source of this passage is that Huang Jiaju and other members of the band were guests on a talk show in Taiwan at that time. In the show, the host asked Huang Jiaju a series of questions related to rock music, and most of the questions were very professional, but Huang Jiaju dealt with them very easily, and it can be said that he answered them fluently. When talking about "heavy metal rock music", Huang Jiaju also specifically mentioned a band from mainland China. Wong Ka Kui said: "There are many heavy metal bands in mainland China now (referring to that time), more than in Hong Kong. They are called Tang Dynasty..." The host remembered it as soon as he heard it, and shouted, "I know, Tang Dynasty..." Is it the Chao band?" Huang Jiaju: "Yes."

Many of the classic songs performed by the beyond band were composed and written by Huang Jiaju himself. Therefore, he is very familiar with music theory knowledge, especially the origin, evolution and creative characteristics of rock music. Beyond has never been a closed-minded band, and its musical vision is broad enough, including exposure to excellent works from both China and the West. So they are not ill-informed at all.

Tang Dynasty is the first heavy metal band in China, and it pioneered the principle of "serving the West for China, and the past for today". It uses Western instruments to interpret the charm of the East and integrates ancient elements into modern music. It can be called the banner of the Chinese music scene. Sexual rock group. Westerners generally believe that Chinese people are not good at playing heavy metal, and at best they can just imitate its form, but the Tang Dynasty did not think so. Although they also have long hair with gorgeous metal accessories, the core of the work is far more shocking than the appearance.