He left us with this footage just before he died. We'll sadly never get another album of Electric Wizard with this type of production. RIP Rolf Startin, you did an incredible job capturing the rawness of the band on Come My Fanatics, Supercoven and Dopethrone.
It's interesting listening to this because it sounds pretty much identical to the record. no studio manipulation whatsovever. it's dry as a fucking bone--- and perfect for the atmosphere.
more like just the playing and sound, they didnt do any studio magic other than drown the vocals more in there, also there is way more going in electric wizard riffs than you first realize
This footage needs to be preserved! I always wondered what the dopethrone recording sessions were like. Its like witnessing the very creation of the universe and beyond. And it is glorious!
Also, nice place to record the dirtiest fucking album on earth. I particularly love the fact that the door from the control room lead directly to the forest. Never seen that before in any studio.
If it doesnt smell like shit, has recording equipment, you can smoke weed without anyone hassling you and top of that you can even leave equipment there over night then its much better than my last band or the training space we were.
Nobody in their right minds would think this record should've been recorded at a clean and polished studio. This is THE perfect studio they could've ever recorded the album in
i heard the hills have eyes jam went on for 11 minutes, wonder why we only get half a minute on the lp....so much mystique surrounding this record, not unlike dopesmoker
Just listen to Mind Transferal - its longer and extended version of The Hills Have Eyes. Its so fucking dope, the mix is raw so it is clear this is the heaviest song in the whole universe... I love hypnotizing bouncing that comes in 3:36, whole band give everything they can from theirs guitars and drums!!!
It really is an amazing album. After all the doom albums I've yeat listened to, Dopethrone never gets old and nothing really compares to it. So dirty and hazy and the riffs and the drumming and the vocals... God damn, everything about this album is pure fucking gold...
I'd like to hear more of that groovy jamming without fuzz, just like "The Hills Have Eyes" sound like. It's beautiful and I always wanted more of this specific song. Mind Transferal is a suicidal, drenched in distortion wall of fuzz that really can transfer your mind into another dimension, while "Hills.." chills you like a good marijuana strain. Even if they have anything in common, they're two different worlds and songs.
drzazgi I’d have to agree, I always wished the hills have eyes was a longer jam recording. It had such a nice groove to it that gave us a little break from the heaviness of the album. But the thing is is that it was way too short of a song, and I REALLY want to hear more from that recording sesh
@MAtogable. I too have recorded in better studios; but so what? We still sucked! As long as the tunes are good, and the band knows what they want, then even recording in some bloke's garage can work out.
What makes a studio better? Sound City was a fucking dump and fucking legends recorded there. REO Speedwagon, Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Nirvana, Tom Petty, Pat Benatar, Kyuss, Slayer, Tool, Johnny Cash, and countless others.
Mark greening You fuckin rule man! Saw you guys in Santa Monica,at the Troubadour in 2002. Sounded Sabbathy and crushingly hypnotic. AWSOME caveman style drum fills! We went outside after with you and Tim to smoke some mary jane and Jus acted like he was not into talkin or smokin with the fans? I could tell there was tension within the band.You guys broke up not long after.Whatchu been up 2 these daze? I play heavy guitar and have a lot of doomy songs I need a drummer like you.........Hit me back when u get a chance. Stay doomed my brother!!!!!!!
Its at the Chuckalumba studio over in Dorset, England. I do not remember where exactly it is, I believe the guy who owned the studio is dead now and it is not in business anymore as far as I'm aware.
He left us with this footage just before he died. We'll sadly never get another album of Electric Wizard with this type of production. RIP Rolf Startin, you did an incredible job capturing the rawness of the band on Come My Fanatics, Supercoven and Dopethrone.
Good to see Mr. Bungle presence here lol
what beastman would jus osborn be
》Naff footage
》real time recording of one of the most important and influential stoner/doom metal albums of all time
It's interesting listening to this because it sounds pretty much identical to the record. no studio manipulation whatsovever. it's dry as a fucking bone--- and perfect for the atmosphere.
Barbarian is just such a fucking monster of a riff..
It's so brutal hearing the vocals without any distortion at all.
Earth’s gravitational force was never the same after this album came out, STILL recovering to this day.
This album changed my life
Same
on mushrooms on a cornish coastline with a full moon and this album on my walkman and 2 joints when i was 15 years old sealed the deal....
I just have this urge to say, "The Wizard!"
Lol when I was reading it came out with very particular intonation :)
I beg you to watch this video of the sampled originals. It’s gold
The birth of the legend.
say what you want about electric wizard, or stoner metal, but the production on dopethrone is absolutely incredible!!!
This album is flawless
more like just the playing and sound, they didnt do any studio magic other than drown the vocals more in there, also there is way more going in electric wizard riffs than you first realize
@@torontotonto6189 Yes but the mic placement and fine tuning was very elaborate, and wasn't just the band's doing. Jus has explained this before.
And you should listen to the album after this one, the production is much different so the album sounds a lot different.
It has sooooo much bass that you can feel it even with apple earbuds
This footage needs to be preserved! I always wondered what the dopethrone recording sessions were like. Its like witnessing the very creation of the universe and beyond. And it is glorious!
Apparently they just took a bunch of drugs then started playing music
@@Cheeseball786natural drugs
love this album so much it hurts.
Also, nice place to record the dirtiest fucking album on earth. I particularly love the fact that the door from the control room lead directly to the forest. Never seen that before in any studio.
Real World Studios up in Box is a bit like that as well, the control studio actually oversees this lake, it's really cool.
I've been interning at a place just like this. You'd be surprised how many studio owners get places out in the boonies to get cheap rent.
As a Rickenbacker 4003 owner myself, I love that Tim Bagshaw used one on this legendary stoner doom masterpiece.
one can tell it is a fancy place because they had duct tape AND wd40
Pretty much the ideal place to record such a heavy record
Yin and Yang
If it doesnt smell like shit, has recording equipment, you can smoke weed without anyone hassling you and top of that you can even leave equipment there over night then its much better than my last band or the training space we were.
Nobody in their right minds would think this record should've been recorded at a clean and polished studio. This is THE perfect studio they could've ever recorded the album in
"Pardon me, do you have any grey duct tape?"
"If we're gonna do it again I need another line"
Willickers this album was undoubtedly fueled by crystal meth
So I wasn't the only one who noticed..
Did they ever use stimulants?
Most likely coke, meth is not really widespread in the UK. Coke however...
nah I feel like they were tabbed out of their minds making this
i love the joy and the glossy eyes of a fresh baked person
This footage is kind of a gem now.
Я один каждый день пересматриваю запись этих шедевров?)
The best line up , the best album, total magic
So dope. I didn't even know this type of footage was out there. Thank you uploader.
Love this. Studio full of budget kit, roll ups, and riffs stolen from Sauron's fever dreams
whenever i need inspiration i watch this video.
i heard the hills have eyes jam went on for 11 minutes, wonder why we only get half a minute on the lp....so much mystique surrounding this record, not unlike dopesmoker
I heard that the recording got screwed and that was all they could save of it :( shame as it's sooo fuckin groovy
Interesting, that's maybe my favorite moment on that record and I've thought for a while now that it would be great to hear more of it.
That track owned my heart instantly damn
Just listen to Mind Transferal - its longer and extended version of The Hills Have Eyes. Its so fucking dope, the mix is raw so it is clear this is the heaviest song in the whole universe... I love hypnotizing bouncing that comes in 3:36, whole band give everything they can from theirs guitars and drums!!!
@@mateuszzz7256 I thought so, it's amazing
I feel pretty amused, excited and entertained by this footage.
those last 5 seconds though....Cokethrone
0:41 , at the window, the green leafs are forming a old man's face with a moustache, left diagonal + low of the window-yellow-wood.
This album still melts my fucking mind. More EW footage pls!
It really is an amazing album. After all the doom albums I've yeat listened to, Dopethrone never gets old and nothing really compares to it. So dirty and hazy and the riffs and the drumming and the vocals... God damn, everything about this album is pure fucking gold...
the fact he's rolling with blue drum is pure doom
Recording with ADAT in 2000 is pure doom
what's blue drum?
Shag tobacco for rolling your own smokes @@fekdaleo
That's really cool! Interesting to hear the songs somehow even more raw. Love this
I fly to NYC once each summer. It's my tradition to blast this album as I'm descending over New Jersey down to LGA
History in the making
Amazing I see as no one is here that doesn’t love this masterpiece
absolutely LEGENDARY footage
historical moments..
I'd give everything to hear some extended jam of "The Hills Have Eyes". You do have that recorded somewhere on this tape, right?.... right?
Dude... Mind Transferal is not what I'm talking about.
I'd like to hear more of that groovy jamming without fuzz, just like "The Hills Have Eyes" sound like. It's beautiful and I always wanted more of this specific song. Mind Transferal is a suicidal, drenched in distortion wall of fuzz that really can transfer your mind into another dimension, while "Hills.." chills you like a good marijuana strain. Even if they have anything in common, they're two different worlds and songs.
drzazgi I’d have to agree, I always wished the hills have eyes was a longer jam recording. It had such a nice groove to it that gave us a little break from the heaviness of the album. But the thing is is that it was way too short of a song, and I REALLY want to hear more from that recording sesh
The Hills Have Eyes absolutely kicks ass yeah, wish there was more
apparently they did actually record it put the tape got fucked up
They kinda look annoyed by the camera man in some parts. Like they didnt want it recorded. Makes it even more mysterious and mythical. Amazing.
chuckalumba is still around for anyone wondering..
"not intended to amuse, excite, entertain, or interest anybody"
Because the production of a landmark doom album is boring :^)
All of their albums are insanely cool and perfect in their own way, except maybe Wizard Bloody Wizard
Wonder what the studio looks like now
B E L Í S S I M O
This before liz was in the band?
YEP.
yeah
Can't believe the heaviest record on mankind was recorded in that dump... hell I've even recorded in better studios .. the myth keeps getting bigger
It's about finding people, not gear.
@MAtogable. I too have recorded in better studios; but so what? We still sucked! As long as the tunes are good, and the band knows what they want, then even recording in some bloke's garage can work out.
What makes a studio better? Sound City was a fucking dump and fucking legends recorded there. REO Speedwagon, Grateful Dead, Fleetwood Mac, Nirvana, Tom Petty, Pat Benatar, Kyuss, Slayer, Tool, Johnny Cash, and countless others.
@@jeepmanxj Slipknot Iowa, which is also one of the heaviest records known to mankind, was recorded at Sound City
@@AmphetamineReptile we have completely different ideas of heavy
Like wtf it sounds better than actual record lol
This is where the magic happened
0:32 That's the feedback sound from my dreams! So fucking punchy
2:56 i want that bass
i bet if i had to record music in a studio id get so fucking sick of my own music lol, i hope Osborne likes listening to his music as much as we do
He likes come my fanatics most because he doesn't remember recording it lmao
1:45 :D
Milan Malik Subliminal message
Barbarian.... fuckin' ROOOOLING
So this album was recorded live?
North Dawn euh... just no xD.
they are all recorded live.
3:09 two bass drums stacked together? why?
That's a recording technique, adds a bit of resonance and low thump if recorded properly.
did they ever play Barbarian live?
Chunky David Gilmore
What year is it?
you dont need a bottom head on tom 2 to make genius
does anybody know the hi hats that were used to record this? I see its mostly all z customs but i am not able to confirm if the hats are too.
Does anyone know what they used to surround the drum?
@trashja 69 no way! Is that on TH-cam?
Dope
fuck yeah!
What's that bass rig?
Where did this come from and how can I get moAr
🔥🔥🔥
🐐
What kind of console is that?
where was this filmed? At the studio that Dopethrone was recorded at I assume. Does anyone know what it is called/is it still around?
If you have linear notes for the album it should be on there.
Chuckalumba Studios in Dorset
Mark greening You fuckin rule man! Saw you guys in Santa Monica,at the Troubadour in 2002. Sounded Sabbathy and crushingly hypnotic. AWSOME caveman style drum fills! We went outside after with you and Tim to smoke some mary jane and Jus acted like he was not into talkin or smokin with the fans? I could tell there was tension within the band.You guys broke up not long after.Whatchu been up 2 these daze? I play heavy guitar and have a lot of doomy songs I need a drummer like you.........Hit me back when u get a chance. Stay doomed my brother!!!!!!!
@@nicoguarini28 3 years no response :(
Its at the Chuckalumba studio over in Dorset, England. I do not remember where exactly it is, I believe the guy who owned the studio is dead now and it is not in business anymore as far as I'm aware.
I just want a rick
Any idea what console they were using?
looks like some sort of allen and heath
Allen and Heath GS3000
I think I like ricks more now
(G)old
Where is Liz? :)
Not in the band yet, she joined in 2003.
At this point in 13 or Sourvein.
I knew Rigel was joking😉
Ha
fuckin a
where was this filmed? At the studio that Dopethrone was recorded at I assume. Does anyone know what it is called/is it still around?
Chuckalumba Studios in Dorset, England. dont know if it's still around