Overkill - Feel The Fire (REACTION!!!)
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Gents, I am Bobby Blitz, singer in Overkill....I enjoyed the critique. ..and admit you were close with the lyrical metaphor interpretation. The story is simple then turned into poetry. I was set afire in a club in Brooklyn, by a jealous ex of a new girlfriend...hair spray can and a Zippo. No damage done, this is the hypothetical revenge scenario...even mentioning his and friends initials in the lyrics, you get a 9 out of 10 for coming close.....rock on vegas!
If you're really Bobby Blitz I want to know why Overkill never plays/played San Diego. I've been actively looking since about '90.
Overkill is the last band on my bucket list! The one and only chance I've had to see Overkill was with Megadeth in '08 '09 ...and they never got to play. (I, by default, blame Mustain)
Oh, and tell DD he has the best bass tone in all of metal. Also, sorry to hear about your spasication on stage a few years ago.
The best abs in thrash!
You the man Bobby!
The new album kicked ass bro! Goddamn trouble! 🤘🏻
Blitz, I’ve been a fan since deny the cross played on my tape deck. Thanks for playing feel the fire during your grinding wheel tour stop in cleveland. Definitely the highlight of the show.
Overkill is one of the most criminally underrated metal bands ever. One of the best thrash bands ever, and still kicking ass beyond anything the Big 4 is doing.
That's a strech
New Metallica album son. Also hardwired 7 years ago.
Also new megadeth album.
Other major thrash bands that you haven't reacted to yet:
Annihilator: Alice in Hell
Flotsam and Jetsam: Hard on You
Kreator: No Reason to Exist
Death Angel: Seemingly Endless Time
Metal Church: Metal Church
Dark Angel: Darkness Descends
I love this channel so much. It lets me relive the joy of 'discovering' bands I've listened to for years. Great job as always guys.
Overkill was always at the top for me, as was Testament, and it was always a shame that they never got the recognition that the Big Four got. Overkill was also always a great mix of serious subject matter along with songs that were just fun.
It is a shame, but I've always understood why. First off they kicked out their key song writer after the 4th album. I love Horrorscope, but their first 4 are their best. Also Bobby's vocals are hard for a lot of metal fans to take. It took me a while to get used to them, and I know plenty of metal fans who don't like Bobby's vocals.
ditto
@@Gregbaltzer I grew up in NJ when Overkill was just coming up, so they were always a favorite, but you're dead on. Kicking out Bobby Gustafson after Years of Decay was a mistake that's still apparent today and Blitz's voice is totally an acquired taste. That said, even on their most recent albums there are some absolute destroyers and they never disappoint live.
Yeah, I can certainly agree with Bobby's vocals being hit or miss with new listeners. Exodus is the same way. I also grew up in NJ and saw them play a lot of shows with hardcore punk bands and it always made sense to me. Overkill had that punk vibe to them, they just happened to play thrash.
I always felt they were more akin to iron maiden, but yeah. They're awesome.
Now you must do the best Overkill song, “Who tends the fire” which I feel will be the one which would resonate most with you guys, because of its slower pace, chugging riffs and a more pleasant vocal performance by Blitz 🤘🏻
*Porcupine Tree* - Arriving Somewhere but not Here
*Opeth* - Black Rose Immortal
*Leprous* - Acquired Taste
*Rammstein* - Sonne
*Judas Priest* - Hellrider
*Black Sabbath* - Sweet Leaf
*Ozzy Osbourne* - Diary of a Madman
*Dream Theater* - Octavarium
*Slayer* - Dead Skin Mask
*Iced Earth* - Something Wicked trilogy
*Iron Maiden* - Rime of the Ancient Mariner
My personal favorite overkill song playing with spiders/skullkrusher. One of the heaviest dirty riffs
I fn love overkill so glad y'all picked this song. Love u guys!
Overkill Evil Never Dies would be an epic reaction, the transitions in that song are insane!!
If only I could invite this comment more than once
VanArchist yep
I believe I have requested a few different metal reviewers/reacters to review that exact track. No one has done it yet. Do it guys Overkill - Evil Never Dies!!
"EVIL! ... NEVER! ... DIEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!"
Love love love this!! Thanks for coming through guys!!!
Death Angel - the ultra violence!
Since you guys liked Overkill, but want that modern sound quality, check out Overkill's last few albums. They never slowed down, only got better with age. Check out Mean Green Killing Machine, Electric Rattlesnake, PIG, Where There's Smoke... Thanks for the Overkill reaction! Always look forward to all of your reactions.
Overkill- Elimination should be your next song to react to.
A Lemon Nation! E! LEMON NATION! :)
@@WehlerDealer Hahaha! Yup! I love the comment on the original music video where it says... A lemon ate everything lol
I prefer nothing to die for!!! that whole album is incredible
Hellow Fom the Gutter or the fist 4 songs of Horrorscope IN A ROW
1. "Coma" - 5:23
2."Infectious" - 4:04
3."Blood Money" - 4:07
4."Thanx for Nothin'" - 4:07
To me the PINNACLE of THRASH METAL
@@dean4125 Nothing to Die For is one of the most sinister, evil sounding metal songs of all time. That riff is just...my God. But yeah they can't go wrong with that one, or Time to Kill or Elimination.
Thank you for reminding me of Over Kill... it's been a long while! Try Corrosion of Conformity - Albatross or Clean My Wounds for some more playlist material. Another good vid, guys!
I would say "Voting With a Bullet"
about time someone mentions COC. everyone always forgets about the bands that influenced thrash like COC, celtic frost, DRI, DK, misfits, voivod
The Big 5 comment made me happy, I've been saying this for years... Chronologically speaking this is one of the oldest thrash bands... Plus they're unbelievably active, nearly 20 albums and at least to me they're all great... Never ever been on hiatus, great live band and new albums every 2 or 3 years... It's quantity with quality, honestly there are few bands that are this consistent and reliable... Definitely revisit Overkill, especially because their albums have improved sound production from the 90s and forward, but with the same old-school thrash shreddiness...
Anything off of their Horrorscope album would have blown feel the fire away. Revisit Overkill soon and check out Horrorscope. One of my favorite metal albums of all time! This is a great old school metal jam, don't get me wrong, but they evolved musically after this.
Kenneth Hubert I was hoping for new machine
Personally think they got better after the early 2000's with Ironbound etc. Production wise they sound much heavier but they also sound more energetic too despite how long they have been around. Saw them live earlier this year and was blown away
They just have to do Blood Money, that's an absolute thrashsterpiece!!!!
Honestly, I feel the last good Overkill album was Years of Decay. Horrorscope isn't awful but it's not as good as any of the albums before it.
I have a love hate relationship with Horrorscope. It was my favorite Overkill album, but I hate it now because I was listening to that album when I found out my cousin died. I was listening to Nice Day For A Funeral when I got the news. Ever since then, the album has always drugged up these emotions from that day, so I hate listening to that album. A friend of mine told me that the only way you can break that negative emotional connection with music is to simply make yourself listen to it a lot. But I still can't make myself do it.
Great reaction, love hearing these old classics revisited.
Now... KYUSS - "Gardenia/Asteroid/Supa Scoopa and Mighty Scoop"
6:51. George: In regards to thrash being the “heart of metal,” you have it exact. Drove that one home. When it’s time to revisit Megadeth, please consider Wake Up Dead or In My Darkest Hour. True to life lyrics, and devastating riff transitions.
Goodfella those old school songs got 8-10 riffs, easy. Gets you pumped no doubt
In my darkest hour was written about Cliff Burton’s death from the tour bus crash. Straight up banger
Goodfella how about Pantera The Art of Shredding
agree
no one ever mentions the bands that influenced thrash like misfits, DRI, corrosion of conformity, DK
Glad to see you enjoy and get it! I grew up on this
Overkill elimination
Overkill is an incredible live band. You should definitely try to see them.
Moonsorrow I loved it when Blitz used to crowd dive at the end of concerts
Yes, they are. I saw them in 2010 in SF. they were amazing. I met them after the show, too, and they are equally chill dudes. At one point the drummer came by and asked how long they played for. I said, "About 2 hours"...his response was, "Wow! I could have played longer!"
You guys are the coolest! Keep up the good work!
Flotsam and Jetsam - No Place for Disgrace
O man, absolutely!
I 3rd this
Escape from Within
They really enjoy the riffs and the crunchy sound and the smooth transitions so Suffer the Masses hands down
@@rookieguru WHERE IS IT?!?!
SAVATAGE - When the Crowds are Gone
Cheers guys!
david viteri yes!!! SAVATAGE!
Of Rage and War
@ Really? I can think of 20 better songs than that one. How about Edge of Thorns, Sirens, Hall of The Mountain King.
damian hahaha... I know. I have requested those songs before, but with Savatage is like I have a different favorite song everyday!
Have they not done Savatage yet? if not then they definitely need to do Hall of the mountain king fist.
Vikingr Beerdserkr you’re probably right, not for nothing is one of the most popular Savatage songs.
Great choice! I think most thrash fans have their own personal "Big Four", and they will slot another band into that fourth slot after Metallica, Megadeth, and Slayer, rather than Anthrax. That's no slam on Anthrax. They're incredible, they're legends, and they deserve that recognition. But I think a lot of fans would say that the "Big Four" should be Metallica, Megadeth, Slayer...and then Anthrax, or Testament, or Exodus, or Overkill, etc. Or like you said, most of us would just prefer a "Big Five" or "Big Six" :)
Regarding production, I absolutely agree. When I got into thrash, it was via exposure to Metallica's three titanic mid-80s albums ('Ride the Lightning', 'Master of Puppets', and '...And Justice for All'). And for all of those albums, they had huge label support and were given the time and money they needed to bring a level of production to those albums that you weren't seeing on most other thrash releases of the 1980s. With the exception of a few bands that really had commercial success (and I don't say that like it's a dirty word; success can be a great thing for a band, giving them - for example - access to better producers, facilities, etc.), thrash shared the DIY attitude of the punk bands that influenced it. So a lot of the second- and third-tier thrash bands (in terms of exposure, not talent) were on smaller labels, were self-producing albums, were working "day jobs" at the same time they were trying to tour and record, etc.
For Overkill especially, I love their older stuff for its rawness and intensity, but I honestly prefer some of their material that they recorded starting with 1993's 'I Hear Black'. From that album onward, they were able to have much better production quality on their releases. Not every one of post-1990 albums from them was an instant classic, but all of my favorite songs from them ("Dreaming In Columbian", "Long Time Dyin'", "Stone Cold Jesus", etc.) are from that era.
The same can be said for one of my other favorite thrash bands, Exodus. I mean absolutely no disrespect to their original vocalist, Paul Baloff (who was basically the walking embodiment of the thrash ethos), but my favorite albums of theirs are the ones they recorded in the early-to-mid 2000s with vocalist Rob Dukes. They're heavier, meaner, and the production quality is great. George, I know you're a drum guy - you guys should check out Exodus' "Funeral Hymn", for Tom Hunting's drumming if nothing else.
Thanks for doing these! It's always a highlight of my day when I get a Patreon notice that you've uploaded a new video.
Excellent comment! I couldn't have said it better myself.
Too true about everyone having their own "Big Four" - for my part, it's Sepultura, Voivod, Coroner, and Celtic Frost. I didn't have the budget back in the 80s to get exposed to all the thrash bands before my tastes turned to death and black metal, and Overkill was on of those thrash bands I never got to hear, but if all their songs were like this, they might well have bumped one of the other bands off my top-4 - great stuff!
They won't read this but they will heart it
Overkill, Testament, Exodus, and Megadeth are my big 4. I love Metallica just as much as Megadeth, but I feel Megadeth has put out more consistently good albums.
I go by the big 8. Overkill, Megadeth, Testament, Slayer, Death Angel, Metallica, Exodus, and Anthrax.
Venom- Black Metal. The band who gave the genre its name!
I do not know how to reach out to you guys, except, for this. You make me laugh. And, your reactions are genuine. I love headbanging with you while you feel the groove. It makes me happy that there are fellow humans, listening to music that maybe you could say, is out of their element. You guys have the best reactions. Would love to maybe meet you guys one day. You rock. Also, might be an old video, but, your reaction to Highwaymen, which is a country song, is one of my favorites. Thank you and I hope you keep it going. Ryan and Goerge, love you both.
Yes- Roundabout
Please guys, do some old school Sepultura! Desperate Cry! Such a classic!
They did a reaction to "Dead Embryonic Cells" on Patreon - and loved it!
@@pietrayday9915 Nice to hear! Looking forward to see it... "Dead Embryonic Cells" is indeed a hell of a song... Unfortunately, it will take a while for them.to react upon " Desperate Cry" but this is enough!!
I been asking for desperate cry for a long time, the intro of that song is amazing, im completely sure that they are going to like it
@@redliw666 yeah man... That's make 2 of us! I've been asking it too... I think
They will do it, sooner or later!
Overkill- ELIMINATION!!!!!
Elimination or "I hate" would be the first song I'd offer to someone who wasn't familiar with them!
"If I can just pick a genre that embodies the heart of metal....thrash metal." A-freaking-men brother! Love all metal but Thrash is life
You gotta do Years of Decay by Overkill!
Also, can you do Faith No More - Kindergarten
Emperor Palpitate Yes and double yes.
Overkill finally!!! You gotta give Ironbound a listen!!
This is the one that puts it all together for a first time best, zero doubt.
Love that you guys are helping keep old school metal relevant these days.
Cheers!
I'm SO glad you guys got around to some Overkill. It's a band that my brother and I grew up to, and has a lot of sentimental value; they've kept us positive through a lot of family tragedy. Just when I thought this channel couldn't get any better, you nail it! Thank you, friends! I've been following your channel for quite a while now, and you guys are amazing! Thank you for always bringing the feeling of nostalgia. It's as closest it gets to teenage me hearing these songs again for the first time; and better yet, seeing that feeling through someone else's eyes. Much love and support! If you get the chance, please, PLEASE consider Overkill's "Playing with Spiders (Skullkrusher)" and Pantera's "A New Level" (a MUST)!
That bass gallop..straight from Iron Maiden' Steve Harris
You guys would really love Electric Wizard - Funeralopolis
that as an epic song, one of my favorites. would be amazing to see reaction to it.
I second this. Or hell, something from Sleep even.
Legalize drugs and murder!! Also
@@pakakola great song!
Yeah some Doom/Stoner would be great!!
Now that was fun. Bring back the memories. Thanks guys.
To this day Overkill are putting out quality metal
Bolt Thrower - When Cannons Fade
Or no guts no glory!!!
The Killchain
That would be great!
Anti-Tank (Dead Armor)
Mercenary or IV Crusade
Judas Priest - The Sentinel
I just want to mention that I really enjoy this channel because the way you guys approach all different kinds of stuff from a music appreciation point of view. It's possible to appreciate both Overkill and Conway Twitty, for example. There are others out there that are doing what you do (which is cool) but none have the same kind of personality and enthusiasm as you guys.
React to Coma by Overkill. That would be great.
I see an Overkill video. I click thumbs up.
Death - Spirit Crusher
I'd love for them to do something from Sound of Perseverance
Death- Pull the Plug would be fantastic
i dunno if they r ready for sound of perseverance lmao
They did Crystal Mountain but I've never been impressed with the vocals in that song. They sound more strained and not as rough
At the Gates - Slaughter of the Soul
This must be done
Such a legendary album. It's a shame the band didn't last very long at all.
@@ericconnor8251 They are playing again and released 2 albums pretty recent
That's going to sound harsh compared to other stuff they've listened to, not sure they've listened to any death metal yet
Underrated band and they never stop cranking out good songs
You guys nailed it ,almost everything you said is true, Overkill just played this song for the first time in a minute on our Metal cruise.
Kreator - Betrayer !!!
Patricio Gonzalez or anything of theirs after 2000. Easier to digest for semi-virgin ears.
I don't think they could handle Kreator lol. Too much awesome.
Coroner - Metamorphosis!
Thru this journey together... I love that you can label certain songs! George you are soooooo right on that this what thrash embodies
yes, finally got around to one of my favorite off the radar groups in overkill. you won't regret it if you revisit them. for an epic type song, "The years of decay" would be a solid choice. for a more straight up thrash sound, you can't go wrong with the song "Coma". please also get back to mercyful fate! cheers!
Overkill is one of my favorite thrash metal bands, they are so consistent and they never lost their 80's badassery . Only seen them live once since they mostly play in the states but man, they're really awesome live and their energy is insane.
Overkill evil never dies , thank for nothing ,solitude ,elimination
Dwayne St John yes, yes, yes, and yes
Metal Church: Original THRASH band
Start the Fire
Beyond the Black
Metal Church
Gods of wrath
YES!!!
Ton of Bricks & Watch the Children Pray!!!
Metal church true metal! Overkill true metal
Greetings from Chile, I'm a fan of rock and heavy metal, and some time ago I found your channel and I think it's great what they do, they show many people that rock is not just meaningless noise but has a background in the that there is a lot of creativity and talent of many musicians around the world, I really congratulate them, I really appreciate what they do, and that being said, guys because of what I saw in the lists of their videos, they lack some very important icons; Orion from metallica and anesthesia (pulling teeth) from metallica, saying this I congratulate you again.
Greetings to all from the city of los angeles eighth region of chile
Do overkill ELIMINATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Not only does that song have killer riffs, Bobby Blitz's delivery of the lyrics is hilarious. He puts just enough comedy in there to make those lyrics work.
MAKE THIS HAPPEN! \m/.
DENY THE CROSS!!! Either that or Wrecking Crew.
E-Lemon_Nation
E-Lemonade the right
E-lemonade the wrong
E-Lemonade the weak
E-lemonade the strong...
Pretty much anything off The Years of Decay.That album was the Apex of Overkill for me. Much more diverse then their previous work. This was the first album I owned that I liked EVERY song.
bolt thrower bolt thrower bolt thrower.
4th crusade
The Killchain
Testament- Trial by fire
Testament is well overdue;these guys are going to love that Metallica-inspired guitar and Chuck's vocals.
Practice what you preach springs to mind as well.
I'd even love them to hear the new stuff with Gene on drums. Something like Stronghold perhaps.
You guys definitely need to check out Hello From The Gutter. Thanks for another great video!
The "Big Four" was determined by album sales. It's not a matter of opinion. Overkill didn't sell as many albums, so they didn't make the cut. It's that simple. It doesn't mean that Overkill's music is inferior to that of the "Big Four."
All the metalheads know who the real big 4 Thrash Bands are.
In reality I'd say it's really the Big Ten but you know you can't go on a tour with 10 bands that would be a festival.
@Jaguer91 I don't either, Exodus and Overkill are better. Even the first 4 albums of Testament are better than anything Anthrax put out. Hell dave from megadeth said he would remove anthrax from the big 4 and put Exodus there. Because he digs their music.
Testament and Overkill two of the most criminally underrated metal bands both had great songs, solos and just represent that heart and soul of Thrash and Metal.
My personal Big Four Thrash bands were always Metallica, Megadeth, Anthrax and Overkill. Slayer always felt like a different genre to me. I also liked the symmetry of two from Cali, and two from the Tri-State area.
It all kicks massive ass, so I love it, no mater how one groups it..
Dire Straits - Sultans of Swing
chrisbrown667 I’m going to giving this a thumbs up until they do it. I’m not a huge Dire Straits fan, but love that song
Private Investigations would be amazing too
What about money for nothing? The intro is legendary
im sure they heard it, theyre not that young lol
I have seen Overkill a ton of times over the last 30 years. Always an awesome live band and so many brilliant songs. One of my all time favourite bands.
Finally some overkill!! I got to see havok and crowbar open for them last yr in Vegas at the Brooklyn bowl badass show!
You guys should do a song off of Overkill's 1987 album "Taking Over", songs like "Wrecking Crew" or "Powersurge". I think you would love the latter one. It's definitely a fun song.
I second this! WRECKING CREW!!!!
@@Charlie_Alpha_Echo GET WRECKED!
Don't forget to deny the cross, though.
In Union We Stand.
@@NolanVoid In union we make our final STAAAAAAAND!!!!!! [
@@ericconnor8251 Damn straight. First song I ever heard by Overkill SO long ago.
You guys definitely have this song nailed, the entire "Feel The Fire" album is phenomenal, and I would argue is tied with "The Years Of Decay" for the best album Overkill ever put out. I definitely feel you on the production as well, the album was recorded and released in 1985, but the production has much more of a 1982 quality to it, largely because thrash metal was a California based phenomenon in the early days and Anthrax and Overkill, who were in the New York area, didn't really break out until the mid-1980s despite being in existence for as long as Metallica, Megadeth, Exodus, Slayer and several prominent others, hence they didn't have access to the same cutting edge recording studio tech that Metallica and Megadeth did.
From a production standpoint, I would definitely recommend checking out something from either "The Years Of Decay" or "Under The Influence", particularly songs like Elimination, Evil Never Dies, Hello From the Gutter and Head First. And yes, your sentiment that Overkill should have been part of the Big Four is shared by many in the metal community, I would actually argue that Overkill has an edge over Anthrax, at least in terms of total musical output.
Saw Overkill for years of decay in Tokyo, Japan ! When I was in the Navy . My Japanese girlfriend took me for 21st bday present! It was cool showw!😎
Savatage......."Gutter Ballet" or "Of Rage of War"
I suggest Hall of the Mountain King by Savatage
Love and am thankful for what you guys do! In my opinion, I think you'd really dig Overkill's mid period stuff the best. A song like "Coma" for example. Keep on with the excellent videos, love your insight!
You guys should really check out some more Testament. If anyone is on the cusp of being The Big Five it's Testament. "Practice What You Preach" was okay but it's a bit dull. Something from The New Order!
DaddyTwoFoot Might be an unpopular opinion but my favorite album is actually Brotherhood of The Snake. Such a sick album.
@@Loftus4345 Brotherhood of the Snake is a freaking great album, but The New Order is probably my favorite Testament record.
Low. Dog faced gods.
Trial By Fire!!!!!!!!
More Than Meets the Eye would be a great choice I think. They should switch it up, do an old school song by the band, then something modern by them.
I agree with George that this was a good place to start with Overkill being that this is off there first album .It only gets better from here on out, Band members from this album are:
Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth - vocals
Rat Skates - drums
D.D. Verni - bass
Bobby Gustafson - guitar
Good reaction George & Ryan !
In thrash metal Overkill always has been my favourite since the early 1990's. Charismatic, authentic and tight. Seen them live over 25 times and never seen them bad. They always go for it 100% with their energy. Blitz sounds like no one else and really knows how to interact with the audience. They are still fans of music (metal, punk, rock) on their own and they breath it. Love em. Thanks for reacting on them.
Overkill. .. gasoline dream! !!!!!!
U guys should do Accept "Metal Heart" classic metal and good instrumentally ! Cool review !🤘🤘
This would be great.
Elimination was the first song I heard from them. Been hooked ever since. Explore them feel the fire was just the beginning of greatness.
Overkill has kicked ass since its inception!!! Thanx for choosing music from my (formative) high school years!!
Keep in mind this was there first album so the production only gets better after this album
I love how you guys are so open minded about music👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
I played in a thrash metal band in late 80s and early 90s (opened for Pantera, Slayer, Testament among others). The energy you feel listening to this is tenfold to those of us playing it. It energizes us while playing it, which is why a lot of metal bands play FASTER live cuz the juices are flowing! This was a perfect song to introduce you to Overkill. Awesome band that is STILL kicking ass.
Bout freaking time one of these reaction channels did overkill. I've seen them live twice and it was awesome.
Hey George and Ryan. Just want to recommend Orphaned Land - Ocean Land as a song that deserves a reaction (just like every other recommendation). It's a band that mixes Middle Eastern rhythms with metal which leads to a pretty unique sound. I think you'll really appreciate it.
100% on this. You guys will love the groove in Ocean Land. The whole Mabool album is great. Just be forewarned that the song has growling vocals, but I think you'll look past that on this one.
Yes! Orphaned Land! One of my favorite bands EVER!!! I feel like Ocean Land and Halo Dies are the best ways to showcase their work. I have actually turned a few brothers into Oprhaned fans by showing them these two songs. The Brazilian release of the Mabool album comes with the Calm Before the Flood EP (5 acoustic live songs). It is a really special release for many Brazilian metalheads and it sure helped the band get some traction around here.
Patricio Mendez I love orphaned land ! Seasons Change !
Flotsam And Jetsom, Escape From Within. You guys will like it.
A Flotsam and Jetsam Mention!!! Awesome. No place for disgrace is a better pick.
Doomsday for the Deceiver.
been asking for the unmastered version of No Place for Disgrace for months. such a great band that never got the recognition they deserved. When the Storm Comes Down is another solid album.
heard em play Doomsday live. was epic.
@@kl8455 They actually remade No place in 2014. Not remastered, re-recorded. I have it. It isn't the same though. I've been a fan since No Place. Still get every release. Saw them live during the "High" Tour. Met the band. Got their autographs. I love Quatro, Drift, High. No Place is a masterpiece. Doomsday is great too. You're right. The MOST underrated band ever. Looking forward to their Jan release.
oh. didn't really like the remade version. friends here in Tidewater had No Place on cassette and we wore that thing out. seen them on the When the Storm tour for the first time. really like Gregory in the band but it didn't go well supposedly. looking to their new album too. don't have em all but have a bunch of their discography. my fav band before tool came along.
One of my big loves in my teenage years, OVERKILL
I absolutely love how you guys truly understand and appreciate metal and all the more how you guys focus on the love of thrash. You guys are exactly right about everything you "feel" in terms how how Thrash makes you feel! You are spot on about the speed, the sound of the crunch of the guitar, the pace of the drums. I was born in 1970, I was 15 when I got into Metal. My order of bands that I got into was Motley Crue, Dio, Iron Maiden, and OZZY but THEN THRASH came.... And everything changed. Metallica, Slayer, Meade the, Exodus, Testament and Overkill. And of course the many many more after that. But to me, even as an Anthrax fan, their really is a Big 5.... And the 5 above, Metallica, Slayer, Testament, Overkill and then Megadeth are it. With Exodus and then Anthrax next. Now, with that said, those are not my top 5 bands as I love, and I mean love many many other bands from Kreator, to Death, to Death Angel, to Fear Factory to Slipknot and so many many many others. But in my opinion Thrash is the best genre of Metal music.... The perfect mix of speed, a metal voice, technicality and brutality.... It is the best!!!
Architects - Gone with the Wind
August Burns Red - Hero of Half Truth
Oh, Sleeper - Hush Yael
and Protest the Hero - Dunsel
ANNIHILATOR: Crystal Ann/Alison Hell!!
Hell Yeah, maby Set the world on fire!!!
THIS
King of the Kill
Love Overkill from Old Bridge NJ I seen them live at least 25 times soooooo good. But they are a lesser know band from back in the day. Getting the love they deserve now due to the net.
Over Kill are still going strong, I saw them live at the start of the year!
You gotta try Testament again. Their newer stuff is just as good as their old music but with much better production.
Josh Grooves more than meets the eye- Testament!
Definitely give Pantera another listen. I would personally recommend 5 Minutes Alone
I’ve literally waited 6 months for you to do Overkill. Wish it was a different song like Skullcrusher but thank you for appreciating their brilliance. Great reaction!
What I like is that to introduce yourselves with Overkill you went to their first album. Something I wish you guys would do everytime you're introduced to a new metal band.
Metal Church - Metal Church
YES - roundabout
I have seen this band live several times and they bring it live they have great energy live and the vocalist Bobby Blitz is a great guy very friendly and great personality
Annihilator- Alison hell!!!
Awesome to see you guys react to this song. One of Overkill's greats. If you react to them again go to New Machine or Coma...
give Pantera a revisit. 'This Love'. same album as 'Walk' which is a little unfair, but it's such a masterfully composed song, with great transitions, rhythm, and power.
Rat Skates is the drummer. I went to listen to a song I haven't heard in 30years and I came across this. You guys are awesome, and I love your commentary on metal music. Keep it up! Metal forever!
Well reacting outstanding Music. Agree all, u nailed it.
Overkill is extremely good at playing very different styles, you guys definitely need to check out some more. They have 18 albums so there's no shortage