Innovation. Seriously. Innovation my ass. For example, The wii remote may make gaming different, and some games more fun, but it isn't really that original because the wireless technology isn't that different from a remote control for your TV. The word is so loosely used that it's annoying now and doesn't mean anything anymore.

Yoshi's Island DS.

No More Heroes. (ugh.. dammit sylvia! I hope she's wrong)

Not really a sequel, technically, but another Guitar Hero for the Wii

ugh, half my post didn't go through.

tool is awesome. I saw them live and they rock.

Kittie is great. I wouldn't call them "Death metal" that's more like Cradle of filth, but there is a little growling.

Opeth is amazing. They are considered "death metal" but there is a LOT OF CLEAN VOCALS. And it's one of those few bands that use growling in moderation and where it is appreciated. After you develop more of a craving for heavier music, then these guys will be perfect for you. For now, though, check out the song Harvest and the song The Drapery Falls on the Blackwater Park cd. Harvest is totally clean vocals (meaning that there is no screaming or growling) and The Drapery Falls has a little bit, but it's a great example of how the growling is where it is appreciated. At least now, anyway. Their older stuff like Still Life is a lot heavier, so for now you may want to stay away from that.

Megan McCauley is pretty good. She's not really "metal", but she is a female rock artist with a killer voice.

Black Tide is talented. Their lead singer is only 15, and he sounds killer!

Chevelle is pretty sick. I've been a fan of them for a long time.

Dir en Grey is awesome. but their music is all in Japanese. If you like foreign stuff or like melody, you'll love these guys. (Especially thei recent album Withering to Death.)

Dope is pretty sick. I love their album Life so much