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Hope Exodus can bring more savage riffs for Dukes to annihilate. The more aggressive the better.

My guess is that this has been on the cards for some time and all parties wanted a smooth transition to the next era of Exodus. If there's anything more to it then no doubt it will all come out in due course. Sad to see Zetro go, happy that Dukes is his replacement.

Steve’s voice is not my bag especially the last ones. Rob takes them to another level imo.

This is an episode that if you did a sequel it may be more entertaining than the first. In fact, I would almost guarantee it!

Right on man. 🤟🤟🤟

Thanks for a great review guys. “Clive” 🥁

I love Warrel Dane's vocals but have never clicked with Nevermore. I still have my vinyl copy of Reality but it's in the sell pile. Found your channel looking for metal tag videos, always good to discover more UK metal heads on youtube.

Scribe is an acquired taste imo… I’m still getting used to it. I’ve heard lots of ppl compare it to scrolls and the name of the album has a similar name… but if by scrolls we mean death metal Braincleaner and Erasing the Goblin are much closer to scrolls. Ditto regarding Realm which has a sorta alternative feel to it. Interesting to hear that the lineup on the latter albums is the same lineup as on Wonrowe Vision. That explains the hard rock sound on Realm… even a few popular alt rock riffs played on the title track?

Thanks for introducing me to this album last year 🙏🏼

The streets is UK Garage not Grime lol

Good to see you buying the hard copy CD.

Thanks for the shputout, Joe! Didnt expect that, haha🍻

Appreciate that mate!

Are you familiar with the esoteric/occult aspects sprinkled throughout the film? This helps understand the "over the topness" and Count Orlock's looks better.

Agree - feel like people just like it because its eggers - not creepy/ scary and 2nd half drags

Nevermore / Sanctuary one of the few all time favourites, elite songwriting and performance ahead of their time, the only bands I've got every albums they have released so far. Hopefully the next NM vocals will be as fitting range & tonewise as Todd La Torre was / is replacing Geoff Tate. Also expecting more of the extended intricate instrumental parts style in songwriting approach that makes Nevermore unique. P.S Waiting for the next Jeff Loomis solo album as well

Thanks

You should do a Stryper studio album ranking. What's your actual name? Don't wanna call you Nightmare. Lol

Great news about Nevermore but sad to hear that Sean Bosl from Sanctuary has passed away, saw them once in Antrim supporting Megadeth.

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waiting for Nosferathree then

>> GOOD KILL <<

Thumbnail says top 10 of 2025?

Got my tickets for rhe Toronto show. Not a band i would of expected to ever see live.

Enjoyable listen guys, Dearly Beheaded were such a great band that should have gone on to be bigger. I was lucky enough to see them live twice in my hometown of Hull. I still have the 4 track cassette which I bought locally back in the day.

No. Leave it alone. The voice will be subpar. Just move on and keep trying the struggling bands you are already in

Doesn't really make sense to continue the Nevermore name without Warrel Dane... I don't see why they could not have used a different name if they wanted to be in a band together again. but I guess they need to make a living & using the Nevermore name might get some hype.

Havent heard a couple from your list, gonna check them out! Mine is kinda weird this year, but it is what it is :D 1. Son Broku- One Last Wish 2. Twin Tribes- Pendulum 3. Gatecreeper-Dark Superstition 4. The Gates- ..of the River Styx 5. SETYOURSAILS- Bad Blood 6. Fulci- Duck Face Killings 7. Inquisition- Veneration 8. Sgaile- Traverse the Bealach 9. Assassination- Nihilist 10. Dodsrit- Nocturnal Will Thanks for all of the videos this year, keep it up and have a great holiday, cheers!

I'm very excited, I'll finally get to see Jeff Loomis shred at full power! But yeah, Warrel Dane will be hard to fill in for. Many of Nevermore's lyrics and the way Warrel conveyed them are very personal to him, and a lot of the songs wouldn't be right with a different singer. The majority of the Dreaming Neon Black album would sound weird, as you can hear the emotion and pain in Warrel's vocal deliveries on the album's recording. I do hope they perform some deeper cuts, such as Seed Awakening, Never Purify, Poison Godmachine, and Sea Of Possibilities. But, I'm getting way ahead of myself. 😂

Please O PLEASE this comes a reality.. ❤❤❤❤

I never thought I'd live in a world with Nevermore returning after Warrel passed. They nearly had a reunion show before his passing, but Jeffs contract with AE squashed that. Jim has aged, hes always struggled with his health. I believe hes living in Alaska with his wife still. Things were patched up around Warrels death with Jim/Van, don't believe there is any remaining beef there. Jeff and Van are respectful dudes, plus I do believe Jim still has ownership rights to Nevermore - so it'd have to have his approval to some degree, along with royalty % from anything generated from the Nevermore reunion. I hate that Warrel is gone. Saddened me for quite some time, in fact its been difficult to listen to Nevermore ever since, They've been my favorite band since their self titled album. However, the chemistry that Loomis & Van have is undeniably rare. I can't imagine they'd ever lead the WD/Nevermore legacy in a bad direction at this point. I can't wait to hear more announcements about a 2nd guitarist, will it be Smyth? Voros? Curran? Broderick? Maybe Jim will write and record? Guest spots on tour? But most of all, who will be the vocalist? Warrels work in Nevermore is 10x harder to replicate his range and delivery compared to Sanctuary. Unless they have a secret weapon hidden from us all, they may have to shift directions with vocals.

The entire Maiden machine know Simon and I think this appointment was decided early this year when the tour started. I recon Simon has been rehearsing for this gig for months if not years. Watch Simon smash it

Yeah. I love playing Unorthodox Behaviour to metalheads friends just to see them check their ears.

Legends! I first saw Coroner at the Marquee in London in 1990 on the No More Colour tour, with Watchtower. What a gig! They even let me on stage with my camera and take photos. "Grin" is definitely in my top 10 underrated metal albums.

Hi guys. Phil Stevens here. Original guitarist with DB. Alex sent this link to me. Cheers for the retrospective. It's weird to hear other people talking about us. To hear you putting the song "Chamber of One" in the same sentence as "Schism" is praise indeed. If I had known that even one person would be affected by it when Tim and I first played it in my terrace house in Leeds all those years ago, it would have blown my mind. And the link to Maiden is a real mindfcuk! Tim and I were total Maiden fans. I remember hearing "Running Free" on "Top of the Pops" when I was 9 or 10, and suddenly ACDC and Quo just weren't heavy enough. Simon will absolutely nail the gig. When we were auditioning drummers, he played one track and we said "you're in". Once he got rid of his perm, he was total metal. You can still listen to "We the unwilling..." on last.fm www.last.fm/music/Dearly+Beheaded/We+The+Unwilling. If you're interested, you can hear what "In a Darkened Room" was meant to sound like: you can hear it on Soundcloud. I had wanted it to be a 1990s version of classic 1970s Rainbow turned up to 11. soundcloud.com/philip-stevens-385044635/in-a-darkened-room-ep-reassembled-rough-mix. Fingers crossed, the music should be on Spotify soon. Sony has bought the MFN back catalogue. It won't make us milioinaires on $0.000003 per play, but it means that people can still stumble upon it and blow their speakers with the sub-base on "Behind the sun"!

Hi this is Tim - I was the bassist in DB and now guitarist and vocals in Damnation’s Hammer - thanks so much for this retrospective, much appreciated!

This was enjoyable to listen to! Extol is a favorite of mine; I love the 2013 album best, but I like everything they've done! Their recent singles have been great as well; I hope I get to see them live some day!

Thanks for hilighting this. Will have a watch of that film. He was a fantastic drummer, not only Genesis and Brand X but work with Peter Gabriel. The one i think is often overlooked is the albums he done with John Martyn, Grace & Danger and Glorious Fool. Even doing backing vocals on those, their voices worked really well together. Definitely due a lot of credit.

Love Coroner but sadly never seen them live. I like every Coroner album including Grin, though my favourite is No More Color, in part because it’s probably the best produced.

We’ve come for you all piss’s on the last two albums from great height .The beat anthrax show I’ve ever seen was Sonisphere 2009 with John . What could have been . It’s also the ONLY time I’ve ever heard a field of people shouting “Bring back Bush “ . However that Brixton show a few years ago was brilliant even if they only played only to represent John’s era . I think the songs you’re thinking of are one world and imitation of life .

I like it , I prefer blood in blood out . However I prefer the songs I like on persona non grata . Oddly I think I thought the same about the last two priest albums .

I was at my daughter's yesterday afternoon, went into my email and saw the "An announcement from Iron Maiden". My heart sank straight away with a bad feeling. Then I opened it up and was just gutted, read it out loud to my daughter and struggled a bit to get through it, I won't lie. 24 hours later now and, while still saddened, it's given way to more of a gratitude for everything he's given us over the years. And I'm just happy that it's all happened on his own terms. He's bowed out with the class and dignity that befits both the man himself and the Maiden family at large. And so it is that It turns out that my final memory of seeing Nicko on stage will be from Manchester last year. It was not long after the news of his stroke broke and, as always, the rest of the band left the stage to Nicko alone to take his bow at the end. You could tangibly feel the love in the room for him and between him and us. And there were more than a few misty eyes around the place. As Luke pointed out here, to have faced that crisis and come through it with the strength and determination to complete a world tour says more about the mark of the man than any words of mine ever could. Thank you for everything, Nicko. Godspeed, sir, you are and will remain much beloved by us all! Up The Irons, always!! 💔

Meet Nicko in the early 90s when he was doing rhythm of the beast tour. I was an inspiring 12 year old drummer at the time. End of an era. Keep up the good work fellas. 👍

Not meet as such but I when to Nottingham in 98 3 rows from the front end of the show walked to shake their hands and Nicko spotted me because I had the skinhead and he just came over rubbed his hands all over my head had a good laugh with him and the following Sunday front row Sheffield City Hall Arry and Jan wouldn’t leave me alone Arry put his head on my shoulder and Nicko must have remembered me because at the end of the show he just walked over shook my hand and gave me one of his drum sticks Top Man

My Nicko favourite songs I liked the New Frontier from The Dance Of Death and Still Life The Tame Of Land

Nicko deserves his retirement from touring Simon Dawson will be behind the drums next year I can’t see Nicko being on the next album he didn’t want to do Senjutsu I think he be too busy doing other things of his own god bless Nicko and thank you for the memories

I hope this isn't a dopey question, but will Ncko drum on future studio albums? Last night at the last Brazil gig, Bruce said something like, 'He's not leaving the band.' The press release only mentions Nicko stepping back from just the live situation with the band.

You previously called it with Nicko, Joe, totally. You're a bloody prophet! I'm still gutted I don't get to see him play next year. But yeah, Pat Lundy for the win!

I am crying in the inside I grew up with Nicko and Maiden my favorite album with him is Somewhere in Time we need some good news soon Hopefully an new Studio album

Good riddance I say. It's a well known fact that he stole Clive's job. RIP to the OG drumming backbone of the once mighty Iron maiden (a shadow of their former selves for the last 20 years IMO)