Does Heavy Metal music benefit from a high end audio system?


Not to dig at the genre although I’m not a fan, does Heavy Metal music benefit from an higher resolution systems? I’m not talking about comparing to a cheap box store system, rather, would one benefit moving from an audiophile quality $5-10k to a $100k+system?
kennyc
An audio system should do justice to any type of music played. If not something is off. And rock music and metal are not inferior recordings many metal and rock acts used much care in mastering. As with all types of music bad recordings exist.
Thanks for the link featuring Black Sabbath! I know you cant tell much from a youtube feed, but I thought it sounded terrible. Hollow and shouty. Other than dynamics it was a bust IMO.
I suppose since no system is perfect, I think you would need a uniquely tuned system for every different genre. I finally put together a system that I can say sounds fantastic with any genre....except heavy metal.  I'm talking new heavy metal and maybe only some.  Classics like zeppelin etc sound great, but I would call that metal, not heavy metal. 

My brother visited and wanted to hear some music that I never heard(heavy metal) and it sounded embarrassing.  My thought was my system is musical and resolving(maybe even laid back?) and the recording engineer for these songs wanted noise and peaks on the VU meter?

I am a fan of all music but in my reference system, the tracks we played sounded underwhelming and one dimensional, thin, no bass weight, fatiguing, etc.  All good cuts from tidal btw.  My system still shocks me on how good everything sounds because it has a truthful sound.

Don't intend to talk you out of buying high end gear, just the opposite, you can ALWAYS upgrade your sound system to your liking.  Just needs to be tailored to heavy metal to get the magic the same way someone would add a sub if they are listening to pipe organs, or a horn speaker for vocals, etc...My experience..
@aubbrin   
 Classics like zeppelin etc sound great, but I would call that metal, not heavy metal.


During their time, Led Zeppelin released 9 studio albums, or 10 if you  include Coda.  One was a double album.

Name 10 songs that any self respecting proponent of metal would regard as being "metal".  I'll accept perhaps less than 10 if that's 9 too many.