Emperor - In the Nightside Eclipse ALBUM REVIEW
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Classics Week draws to a close with a black metal landmark, Emperor's 1994 album In the Nightside Eclipse.
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EMPEROR - IN THE NIGHTSIDE ECLIPSE / 1994 / CANDLELIGHT / BLACK METAL
Y'all know this is just my opinion, right? - เพลง
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Calling the drummer's performance "killer" is quite ironic lol
ive been looking for this comment, thanks
lmfao one would say its homophobic lol
@@teamextreme86 not homophobic
Why
@@ancientgalaxy7697the drummer killed a man
One of my absolute favorite records. After 15 years of listening it never loses its magic for me
xisumavoid the most metal minecraft channel
+xisumavoid wow i was literally just watching your videos. any other black metal recommendations?
xisumavoid finally a popular youtuber who likes black metal. Not many out there.
xisumavoid it is a good album ain't it?
great channel right here
Extreme metal is like hard drugs. You constantly want it heavier and heavier until its probably bad for your health
Get on the ardshay uzzbruzzy
I've never seen this explained better than this
Ha
Black metal
Im scared of listening to extreme music because i know that at some point it can only be so extreme and ill want more extreme stuff but its impossible to get more extreme
You didn't mention vocalist,guitarist and keyboardist was 17 when album was recorded,rest of the band was 18.Amazing,one of the best musical experiences ever!
yes,when album was released,but when album was RECORDED he was 17 and rest of the band was 18
Ya that's crazy. Definitely a good thing to note
ihsahn was 17 but faust, tchort, and samoth were 19.
Emperor: When being one black wizard just wont do
I can’t stop laughing 😂
IF ITS NOT BURZUM, ITS BULLPUCKY - Cal Chuchesta, 2013
which video is that from?
Deafheaven - Sunbather review I think.
Charlie Lane-Field The internet's sweatiest, stickiest music nerd.
apples to oranges bro. cant compare one band to another they are all great man. i dont like modern black metal.
at that very moment anthony's cat can be seen walking in the background
Finally, an album I actually care about. Good shit.
I really wish he reviewed more metal records
Sadness of Africa go to myke ctown
***** Not at all- I watch and enjoy almost all of Anthony's stuff, 'cause I like to go into all styles of music with an open mind. It's just not all that often that he caters directly to my personal music tastes.
Sadness of Africa if you look at his playlistsً, Anthony has reviewed way more records of pop, rock, and hip hop than metal. So you sort of have a point. But on the other hand, I get the feeling that he's given more negative scores to hip hop, pop and rock. It's kinda like with those genres, he's more likely to review what people ask him to review, while with metal, he's more likely to simply review the stuff he likes. Of course this is all relative and there's exceptions. Anyway i think that's why he gives more negative scores to those other genres. Basically, he doesn't review metal as often, but when he does, he's more likely to be reviewing a record that he liked. At least that's what it seems like to me.
i like anthony, but most of what he reviews doesnt interest me unfortunately
this album changed my life. It was like a dark, mythical world I could go to escape from reality. It fundamentally changed my conception of music. 10 years later, I got my BS as a music major
what do you do for a living
@@xfogscapex homeless
Do a full review of Symbolic By Death.
My favourit album of all time for now
or human
@@alexiraza Mine too. REALLY made me fall in love with Death next to Scream Bloody Gore.
Luke Joynes he could really do any death album, really. but hopefully a later release like human or symbolic
I think one of the later releases better suits the style of album that Anthony reviews. Something like Symbolic fits more so than something straightforward (somewhat florida death metal sounding) like Leprosy.
Dissection's Storm of the Light's Bane is a good place to start.
im with you. its a completely accessible album and the singer of dissection was the most dedicated black metaller around. i dont support any of his actions except for suicide. everyone except for hot chicks and me should shoot themselves.
This album is also fucking amazing.
Somberlain is great, too.
My favourite album possibly.
Was going to post this, glad someone beat me to it.
speaking of black metal bands being influenced by the lord of the rings, emperor is one of them :D the album art on in the nightside eclipse depicts orcs attacking minas morgul (before it became the witch-king's domain)
I used to think Black Metal was silly but now that I am older and listen to much heavier music I can really appreciate the musical compositions and chaotic transitions. Definitley a underappreciated genre.
Surprised he didn't mention the 'Fine Day to Die' cover. The original is one of the best black metal songs ever made
Yeah that song is all-time amazing
If you don't like Buzum's actions you have to Aske yourself - are you kvlt enough?
A for effort.
Understanding Burzum is really a piece of Lost Wisdom
what's the point of being "kvlt enough"? Bunch of grown men acting like misguided teens. Stabbing someone 21 times in "self defense"? Bullshit. If you think you're life was "being threatened", the most logical thing to do is contact the local police. Burzum is brilliant at being a paranoid dumbass. Out of that madness he made a few great LPs but that's it. lol.
The Electrocist Did you not get the joke?
Yeah, I get it but I guess I am reacting to having recently
watched the documentary "Until the Light Takes Us". Anyway. Hi.
When are you going to do the money store ?
HIGHTONEEE he has already done it
+what ever no shit
Dylan Monarch then what are you guys talking about. is it a inside joke?
HIGHTONEEE Get that tomato out of ya mouth.
what ever it's a meme. You'll learn when you're older
The one time he says imthany baldtano is the day he actually has fucking hair on his head
This was the first black metal album i ever bought on cassette tape back in 96'. I remember standing in line in the cafeteria my freshman year in high school listening to 'Towards The Pantheon' on my Sony Walkman waiting for my nutritious pizza and french fries lunch.
Words of a legend right there 😂.
The 2 most essential black metal albums: Mayhem 'De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas' and Emperor 'In the Nightside Eclipse'
Mayhem sucks ass and lives from its image. Early Darkthrone shits over everything Mayhem ever did.
Add Filosofem and make it three.
Transylvanian hunger
It’s never top 2 it’s always top 3 and that’s the perfect list just missing DISSECTION - storm of the lights bane
Immortal Pure Holocaust asNo3!
If Dark Souls was a Black Metal album.
And if Bloodborne was a song, it would be Freezing Moon.
no
Nah I'd say Bell Witch are more Dark Souls
@@youknowhuwitis Dark Souls is that boring?
@@hisholiness4537 Ea Lord of the Deeps would be Bloodborne's song seeing as the lyrics are a description of a monster from Lovecraft's Necronomicon and Bloodborne is basically Lovecraft Park.
ANTHONY FANTANO do you want to be in Eric Andre show?
***** I don't trust like that"
Nash that's a really great point
What?
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Man, I wish I had the appreciation for all music styles like you do, you've got unlimited selection to choose from and enjoy.
It's hard work. You really need to give some music several chances to fully digest it. That's why I'm buying music. It kind of gives me the urge to listen to it.
he is a hipster, that's why he likes so much of it. He likes shit like Deathspell Omega which is basically shitty carnival music.
Natsume Reiko there is indie rock that poses as metal too you know. Take for example Gojira and Mastodon.
The Part-time Nerd so popular things make you hipster? I'm confused
Charlie Lane-Field no, it's the lyrical content, instrumentality, and the overall purpose of the music. Look at Gojira's lyrics. Look at "Global Warming", and compare that to Brutality's "Ruin of Humans". Basically the same theme, but a different message.
Mastodon and Opeth have said they HATE metal or that metal fans are "close minded". Those bands and others like them have tried to assimilate rock with metal. They have made it more accessible, and people love it.
www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/wtf/mastodon_guitarist_i_f--king_hate_heavy_metal_and_i_dont_want_to_be_in_a_heavy_metal_band.html#sodomize_the_weak
Hinds from Mastodon said this about metal
“I just went through a phase in my 20s where I thought it was rebellious to play heavy metal. And then I met Brann [Dailor, drummer] and Bill [Kelliher, guitarist], and they were really, really, really into heavy metal.
“And ever since then, I’ve been trying to get Mastodon to not be such a heavy metal band, because I f-king hate heavy metal, and I don’t want to be in a heavy metal band.”
Mastodon play indie metal.
Indie metal which took metal riffs and put them in rock songs using the aesthetics of grunge and alternative rock. Indie metal isn't metal, it's only influenced by it.
Those drum fills are killer because the drummer was a killer!!
Once again. Do a classic review of a primus album
Yes
Primus sucks
TheGerthax rob scallon: *heavy breathing*
\m/PRIMUS SUCKS\m/
He could do one if Primus would make a good album.
Raindrop Drop Top
My bones are decayed, my flesh it doth rot
ww wifi my god this meme died so fast and hard lmao
Great review of a classic. This and Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk are two of black metal's masterpieces. The only nitpick I have with your review is that ItNSE is not a hifi recording; it's lofi but the effect is diminished somewhat by the keys, so it's not as abrasive as Darkthrone.
Thank you Anthony. I love Rae Sremmurd as much as the next dude, but sometimes I need some Emperor.
"The soundtrack to you freezing to death in a monstrous blizzard" was so spot on.
Storm of the light's bane is relatively accessible
Also perfect
And a 10/10
Review Pink Season pls god bless
But he reviewed Frank's other album, which was even more of a joke.
i just came to anthonys account to comment this. Pink Season PLEASE!!!
shutup it's classic week, he's reviewing old good albums. Pink season will come, it's trash anyway
papa bless you
"It's classic week" It's only fair he'll review pink season now
Please review Mr Bungle!! I'm begging you!!!!!!
Nikita Lane yes please sir
I can't tell tou how many times I listened to California in my late teens/early 20s.. was the soundtrack to oh.so many acid trips...
I just met the band. California is my personal favorite.
1:20 This is the perfect description of what most black metal is.
Listening to this for the first time back in '94 was a seminal moment in my metal journey. ITNE is a titan of an album. One of the most important in all of BM.
"Higher fidelity recording". HAAAH. Oh boy, this album is not what comes to mind when I think of this phrase.
cool cat loves black metal
Man, I haven't listened to this album in probably eight or nine years--used to be very into metal, but have branched out a bunch since then. But, playing this right now as it snows outside, and it fucking kills.
Thanks for the review, Anthony!
theneedledrop, by the way, I love the little spazzy/glitch elements of your reviews. Your editor is an mvp.
Fuck yes for a classics week metal review. Moar.
Now this is what I call a fucking classic!
You melon you better review the Spongebob Squarepants yellow album
Emperor's _In the Nightside Eclipse_ is an amazing album, and one of my favorite black metal albums. My other top black metal albums are Dissection's _Storm of the Light's Bane_ and Cult of Fire's _मृत्यु का तापसी अनुध्यान_ .
Penguincamp If you enjoyed Ascetic Meditation of Death, I suggest Litourgiya by Polish band Batushka.
I wont rest until you review Funkadelic's Maggot Brain
amazing album (though I think One Nation Under A Groove is their best) , and while he's at it, Parliament has several classics that he should do..
its not really a classic though. While the first half blows me away, the second half of the album is pretty "alright" for an album of that genre, nothing special or memorable in the latter half. Its still great though, but I wouldnt say its a classic.
Ceerin It's a classic like "Trout Mask" is. What I mean is the influence the album has on other artists is an important part of the equation.
nice timing, I'm going to see Mayhem on the 22nd
Great review man! I've said it before but I wish you'd do more metal reviews. Your descriptive analyses would lend themselves well to so many other metal classics, new and old. Keep up the good work!
A little surprised you didn't mention I am the Black Wizards. It's one of the most famous tracks in black metal history, probably for its catchy melody and vocal delivery.
My favorite black metal band of all time . Thank you for this review .
PINK SEASON NOW!!!!
1994 was also the time when Vond's album "Selvmord" was released, also Abruptum's "In Umbra Malitiae Ambulabo, in Aeternum in Triumpho Tenebrarum" and Ancient's "Svartalvheim", it was a great year for keyboards in Norwegian Black Metal...
Love the fact you reviewed one of my favourite albums growing up in a entertaining, witty and thought provoking fashion. Nice one geeza
I love this so much, it’s just a masterpiece of a record. Probably because I was stoned when I listened to it once, and it changed my life and blew my mind.
Hey, how's my favorite melon doing? Good to hear. Anyway, I'm gonna need you to review the following albums for next classic week: Turn on the Bright Lights by Interpol, Is This It by The Strokes, Songs for the Deaf by QOTSA, Discovery by Daft Punk, and Relationship of Command by At The Drive-In. Thanks! See you later!
I love your reviews - one suggestion from me is show us music clips of what you're describing/comparing so uninitiated listeners can understand the context... I wanna be there with you man
Been watching your reviews since 2012 and just found out you did a classic review of one of my highest ranked black metal albums of all time. Anthems to the Welkin is another bonafide classic though, but every one of their albums is great
My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy next.
Hell yeah, he gotta review that
He has already reviewed it
No, he doesn't. That album came out just a few years ago.
That album art is great!
Makes me want to go play the middle earth card game from 1995
What got me into black metal was the mentioned _Ulver - Bergtatt._ It's very melodic with beautiful acoustic passages and throat-ripping shreaks and blast beats.
Goddamn, been waiting for this review for a year. Killer review Anthony!
This is my favorite record of all time! Hands down.
Do a classic review of Blackwater Park please :)
He doesn't like Opeth :)
:)
:)
He doesn’t like Opeth??? Whaaaaat???!???!!!!!
smart man
Review a Simple Plan album for classic week. It's trve kvlt.
Seeing that you it on the shelf in vinyl, why don´t you do a classic review of Rumours - Fleetwood Mac
Or do you review just non mainstream albums on classic week?
I don't think he's ever review an album that popular, has he? And I certainly get why - everybody who cares enough about music to follow his channel has likely heard the album already.
Would still enjoy his thoughts on it though.
R0DisG0D what's is ATLiens
R0DisG0D
He did review In Utero from NIrvana, but i guess Nevermind is more popular. I think it is a good think he doesn´t review really popular albums, because it would just waste classic week time, and he wouldn´t have introduced me to groups like King Crimson.
+SkyRip Straight outta Compton and the Velvet Underground & Nico are both very popular albums and we're reviewed on classic weeks in the past.
Actually the guitarist on this album burned a church with Varg and the drummer killed a gay man.
Tom Waits and now Emperor?! Dude!!!!
Amazing black metal album. It brings me back to my high school days living along a twisty, winding farm road covered in trees. It was one of my favorite albums to blast in my pick up truck back then. It also influenced the music I helped to create later, especially vocally, with my band NUTRITION.
I grew up with this album in 1994.I was 14 back then.I also had to get used to the sound.In beginning i more hated than loved the sound, but in time i learned to grow into it.Same thing with Darkthrone 1st era.
This is still a pretty difficult album and still REALLY lo-fi compared to other defining metal albums from the 90. For Black Metal though, its definitely very bombastic and theatrical which makes it more accessable and melodic.
True fans know Anthems to the Welkin at Dusk is better
trve*
Ivan Malek YES!
trve that, but the impact of In the Nightside Eclipse on the whole black metal scene is greater
Ivan Malek no, just no. Idk why but I always hated their second album, it's imo their weakest album in discography
ayy nice V - Halmstad pic, very underrated album
i would recommend reviewing the prodigy's The Fat of The Land. such an iconic, charismatic and genre bending album
Samael's "Ceremony of Opposites" is probably a better jumping off point into black metal. And it came out within seven days of In The Nightside Eclipse. There's also Satyricon's first three albums which are also relatively "easy" to get into, by Black Metal standards.
Thank you for reviewing this
I prefer Welkin, but cheers for tackling this incredible record. \m/
Vinterland, Woods of Ypres, Vektor, Carach Angren, early Opeth, Enslaved (Axioma Ethica Odini and RIITIIR). Some of the first entrances to Black Metal I listened to...
I've been waiting for so long for this review!!!
Emperor. FINALLY SOMETHING GOOD
I'd say this album was still pretty RAW. I think the next album, "Anthems to the Welkin as Dusk" is slightly better produced, and I think Emperor really solidified their sound on the 2nd album.
Thus Spake the Nightspirit has one of my favorite guitar riffs EVER
still patiently awaiting a most anticipated albums of 2017 list
This is probably one of my favorite albums and I love the art work on the cover. But one thing il point out out is that the early EPs of Emporer are definitely more lo fi of course but its still sounds more clean then other bands in the genre. And I think that is still a big turning point in this type of music for this band a a whole. But overall great album.
Yeeeeees thank you so much for this review!!!!!
review liquid swords
And Ihsahn still makes great music as a solo artist. Also, y'all should check out the band he had with his wife, Peccatum. Their third album is one of my favorites
I hope one day you do a classic review of Burzum’s Filosofem. It’s the most otherworldly thing I’ve ever heard and it’s so beautiful. I get there’s a lot of murder and racism controversy around Burzum, but it would still be an amazing and informative review
do pink guys new album next please
I think classic reviews should be watched by more people. Also, stop asking for fucking Pink Season please.
anytime anthony reviews a black metal record, modern or classic, I know it's gunna be a good day.
Anthems to the welkin at dusk is still my fav of theirs. It has taken the theatrical part of this album to the next level. It's also a bit of a concept album. Very clearly John Milton inspired. Still on of the best BM bands.
Review the Pink Season
I better see a Pink season Reveille next week
Fuck Pink Season, you better hurry with that December YUNO review comp
Great review Anthony, one of my favorite albums!
This is more than just a great black metal album. In the Nightside Eclipse is one of the greatest hard rock albums to be released.
It would be if it was hard rock
It’s a beautiful record.
Do some Nine Inch Nails, Downward Spiral possibly???
Kyle Benson That or Pretty Hate Machine would be awesome (though, The Fragile is my fav, it's probably not classic status)
Jesse Curle Because the Downward Spiral is a definitive classic. The way that everything comes together. From the concept, the artwork, Trent and his ability to really turn into an actor almost with his vocals, along with every song being fucking amazing. Definitely a top 5 album of all time if you ask me.
I cannot recommend Ihsahn's (guitarist/vocalists of emperor) solo work enough. Black/prog metal at it's finest. Would love to see your review of Arktis.
This is the best birthday gift I've gotten. Thanks so much Fantano. Haha :)
do pink season
Can you please review Reign in Blood
Or a Nick Cave record
Excellent review! This album is incredible.
Ending Classics Week with a true bang - one of my favorite BM records of all time. I love every album reviewed on Classics Week. ^^
OH SHIT YOUR REVIEWIN MEY EMPEORR FUCK YA
REVIEW PINK SEASON
this album gives me goosebumps every time
Love your black metal vocals, Anthony.