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He said Anvil unfortunately 😂

Appreciate this doc but audio editing is shyte outta sync

1:37:50 "Carrie Bratstein on Portlandia asz 'vhat's-hissz-naem' on tha lefft"

14:45 "Aparenntlj, acardinh tov tha secchrettarj laadj inn thie enndzinneers' deppartmennt aw Kansas Staet Vniversitj, tha (patent-baerinh) drj iisc coat/jachett innwenntedd/desszeignd bj Stephan A. Konz, Jerry R. Dvncan haszn't iewenn gottenn asz farr asz beinh maed. Soo, does anjein knoov vherr Athenar got hissz faesc garmenntrj? Mj fachinh bath tavell can't safiisc farewr."

we're family, never forget; its us vs. them.

Frozen soul is king

Dude, this is fucking perfect! The 20 minute segment just watching each other, from obviously VERY different "walks" who are just arm in arm, thrashing, "hug" moshing....lol.... Looking through patches, just being metalheads .. it's beautiful

Exceptional documentary. Thank you.

40:00 Nah

I realize that this comment thread is old. I replied to someone below, who seemed to say that there should not be lyrical limits in extreme metal. Someone else commented "found the pedo!" and I laughed. It is true! There must be a limit. However, I think that today the most "extreme" metal lyrics would be something like: "Women... Have Vaginassss! Men with Penises should Not Compete In Women's Powerlifting!! Or Track and Field !! OOUghh! " (Tom Warrior style) 🙂 Those would be some pretty extreme metal lyrics today. Discuss?

What’s with all the hardcore footage at the last hour, isn’t this doc about death metal?

this SLAPS!

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Was this a older interview? Felt like talking about the pandemic and touring with bloodbath was some time ago? During the pandemic.

We want more Shrouded Infinity stuff! And..... "Through Caverns Unknown" on vinyl!

Dying Fetus just played at the place I work.

Good on ya for shouting out Rainbow Grave Barney! Jolly good stuff.

so what are your thoughts on the palenstine crisis?

Glad to hear him again, also hyped for new music lml carach angren rules

blistering!👍

I don't see the Dawg in the crowd. Where's he at!?

didn't know there was a pt 2 🤘🤘

Six months ago, I put myself back into my local metal scene and started a band and I like a lot of these guys said before I started this band I was in the lowest absolute point in my life , I just got clean off of hard drugs and was actually a mental place where people would actually want to deal with me , this helped me show my mates exactly the effort in the work that we have to put in like the fact that we have to run the band like a business and this is a career , trying to take us from actually want to make something out of it

music doc. .....without music......blabla bla from the 7 th row,,,,,,common .....

Sure Mr Grandpa Morality Police, tell me what I can and can't write songs about. Get the fuck outta here.

Motörhead was heavy at the time no sleep was really noisy i kept searching for heavier as well !!!!

Showing on the bottom of the screen who is talking, that would have made this perfect. I know Crowbar and Obituary, but some of the lower tier bands, I have no idea who these people are.

Love the story of shitting in the ditch. I have some great stories in that vein.... ;)

Ughhhh…ok.

That circle at around 1 hour was so. Fucked. You know when you go to a mall in the afternoon and you see old people walking around? It was like that. Dude...

Great job, very interesting and intriguing.

Motivation and comfort. Beautiful.

Check out all the merch. Im a patch junkie. Cool video.

Thank you so much to everyone you contributed to making this beautiful documentary about the music we love so that the next generation has a high quality artifact to study and appreciate the genius and art that is death metal. I been playing in death metal bands since highschool and im 41 now, and this video beautifully illustrates how the new blood mixes with the old and makes newer blood to mix with the old and the new and the new new and the new new new... Just keep it going

Man I’ve really gotta start going to festivals

when you make music for the love of music its better than any other reason.. Money comes and goes.. sEX will always be there... But to achieve a banging track that stands the test of time is what making music is about.

Necrophagist teached us all, that there are still too much work to make. EPITAH, what a masterpiece.

I live in MA and my buddy Derek whos a drummer from a MA, in a band called Seax as well as a Motorhead cover band called Bomber at the time, took me to a Lich King show. I couldn't hold my head up the following day from thrashing my neck to bits.

Symphonies of Sickness Carcass Very creepy.............heavy from beginning to end..............necro to the core

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16:40 trying to say 'like' as much as possible

Beautifully done.

This is completely just bullshit. The metal sense has become infested with limp wrist morality police. Between the new found tolerance of religion (other then Christianity) and the mask and vacs pimps I’d say it’s more fakes then actual legit people in this sense now. Luckily this is just a 5 to 10 year phase for most people. And that’s what is keeping it alive considering the new progressive crowd attempts to destroy anything that morally or culturally challenges their beliefs.

Awesome...

This is AWESOME, really really appreciate the amount of work that went into this, and the awesome insights from these artists ive followed for a long while!

I recorded a demo at Watchmen back in 99.Doug was very cool .🤘

A great watch, and a lot of work from @NoiseDosageMedia, huge thanks! Disappointing to read some of the comments...TH-cam does tend to chlorinate the shitpool and the scum rises to the top but the amount of critics of the people, bands and even the style within this doco just echoes so much of the bullshit gatekeeping in metal by some, and all done usually by miserable turds who are frustrated that they’ve never enjoyed what these bands and artists have achieved. You’ve seen/heard these people before at gigs probably. Hopefully that particular genepool is growing infertile and will choke on its own vomit soon.

Before social media music was how we created communities and related to each other..I remember having a ticket to Slayer in my hand and being a little nervous about going but it turned out to be the time of my life. Great community through metal music. Lets face it, the people acts like Springsteen or George Michael attract are a little different than Metallica in 1984 🤘🏼

I met Dylan at a Primitive Man gig and he was such a cool dude, very humble and genuine

I think the aging death metalhead bands still look cool on stage, compared to aging pop and rock stars that for the most part look tragic and need to pack it up. Edit: in fact I'd say their older grizzled looks kinda match the sound better than when they were young and fresh. ** Im old and grizzled too, so i mean no disrespect 🤘