Act of Defiance - What's in My Bag?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Heavy metal group Act of Defiance go shopping at Amoeba Music in Los Angeles. Their latest album 'Old Scars, New Wounds' is available on Metal Blade Records.
Check out their picks:
Darren Aronofsky - Mother! (BLU-RAY) bit.ly/2JOjjIo
Iron Maiden - Coffee Mug (MISC.)
Concrete Blonde - Still In Hollywood (LP) bit.ly/2JFznjM
Chick Corea - Solo Piano: Standards (CD) bit.ly/2JNu4KN
Washington Phillips - Washington Phillips & His Manzarene Dreams (CD) bit.ly/2laubFL
Meshuggah - I (CD) bit.ly/2ldLLIM
Coil - A Cold Cell In Bangkok [Picture Disc] (12") bit.ly/2yevH31
Byzantine - The Cicada Tree (CD) bit.ly/2yhy3y0
Thor & Friends - Thor & Friends (LP) bit.ly/2ycRV5i
Paco de Lucia - Gold (CD) bit.ly/2JOjKT2
Anna Homler and Steve Moshier - Breadwoman & Other Tales (CD) bit.ly/2JQ0mow
Havok - Conformicide (CD) bit.ly/2td1347
William S. Burroughs - Call Me Burroughs (LP) bit.ly/2yfmxU5
Judas Priest - Firepower (CD) bit.ly/2JSyfbB
Thelonious Monk - Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (LP) bit.ly/2JPKLc7
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The metal guys are almost always the coolest with the biggest ears, and I'm not a metal head.
open your ears dude
Metal is the most diverse genre out there so it makes sense, if you want to get into some bands let me know, I can recommend something not as grating and abrasive.
I am a metalhead and I listen to gamelan, jazz, trance goa, post rock, dark ambient, folk, throat singing, etc... If you like metal (real metal, not just nu metal) you're more predisposed to listening to other stuff. There are still a few genres I don't listen to at all like reggae or rock ska, coz they don't make me feel anything, but I'm certainly more open to new things than most people. It's also a new cultural thing. If you listen to death metal, you can find thousands of people who share your passion on the internet. But back in the 80s and 90s you just had to listen what was thought as cool or you'd get your ass handed to you at school. Luckily, popular music back then was much better than popular music right now...
I was just going to mention that, after binge watching the metal "what's in my bag" they have the most varied taste in music! (also not a metal head) They are also the coolest guys, the guys you'd love to hang out with, or go to record stores with!
I listen to really extreme punk and metal, genres such as grindcore, powerviolence, and grindviolence. However, I love, love, love mellow, ambient sounds and Latin jazz, as well as American standards jazz. For instance, Zero 7 and Antonio Carlos Jobim are two of my all-time favorites. I think that genres like metal and punk have to be tempered by music that's much less intrusive and dissonant.
I love watching the "What's in My Bag" video series, b/c it opens my eyes to so many varied types of artists that I, otherwise, might never learn about. It's almost like a verbal version of Pandora, where I get recommendations directly from musicians I like to listen to.
One of my favorite things about this show is watching bandmates learn a thing or two about each other
I'm amazed he picked Paco de Lucia, as a Spanish person I've listened to him my whole life and he is beyond amazing, one of the best guitarist in the history of mankind hands down
Oui Emilio, je suis d’accord.
Concrete Blonde is one of the best of all time.
Coil! Great to see them mentioned.
yeah i just got that on vinyl just because of this video!
And William S Burroughs as well.
But he don't need it......🤦♂️
He didn't understand.
Metalheads seems always like the most curious and honest. Not like the hipsters who just pick random shit to make it look like they’re into the most underground crap.
I love it when Byzantine gets love. Such an underrated band
Surprised to see Breadwoman on here. Steve Moshier was my music theory teacher. Great man R.I.P.
I love this show or series.
Being introduced too all this different new music
What's In My Bag picks always introduce me to artists I didn't knew before. This time it's Concrete Blonde! Sounds amazing!
i know them. i bought one of their cds in 1992. it wuz pretty shit; maybe their 80s stuff wuz better
Hitzbold Drums how have you never heard bloodletting? It's on every other horror movie
check out their Mexican Moon album. Probably my favorite era of theirs. Album rules.
idiot
I checked them out the second I saw this video lol
I find myself waiting for the new episode every Monday! Another great one guys keep it up
how long do u wait
I met henry derek on a vid shoot in nyc for his mid 00's band blood promise.Was interesting to chat with him,he talked about how much he dug the death metal band necrolord and that i should listen to them.So i did and i'm a dedicated fan.Thanks Henry!!
I love this series! Even when you don't know the band or aren't heavy into their genre, you get wonderful gems from their eclectic tastes and influences as well as an appreciation for their own music. loving the Washington Phillips recommendation! Thanks!
Kudos to the amoeba video editors
Hey, thanks!
Cool to hear about Paco de Lucia , it doesn't happen that often ...
True amazing awesome Guitarist
When I first glanced at the thumbnail I thought you guys had gone back in time and got a young James Hetfield on the show
Great interview.. Nice to see you Henry . \m/
love these clips so much, thx Amoeba!
Hey, thanks for watching!
Up the Irons! 🤘☕️
Metal dudes listen to whatever genres of music, but it's rare to see other genres musicians listen to metal. Can u imagine those plaid shirt indie nerds say "Hey, I like this meshuggah album"
I've said it before and I'll say it again, although almost everyone who appears on these videos has some interesting picks, but the metal artist more than any surprise me the most. Always so varied.
omg that Coil song sounded beautiful, I really thought all of their music was like Horse Rotorvator, imma have to check them out
They sounded kind of like Swans.
Yeah! C-Bro reppin Colorado metal! 🤘🏻
Breadwoman is going to give me nightmares, thanks a lot!
holy shit I knew henry when he was just a fellow vinyl freak in a fb vinyl group lol now hes on the couch so crazy
That coil LP is siiiiick!
I actually just got into funk gospel & black traditional gospel - purchased a lot of rare 7" vinyls like 15 or so :)
Please do Joel Grind next! Awesome multi-instrumentalist and producer, doods a machine.
I am glad I have seen this video, now i know about Washington Philips
eh, kool to see Henry on here! dig Act of Defiance.
Never heard of Act Of Defiance, but their eclectic tastes in music has made me curious about them, so I'm gonna go check them out.
love the henry rollins and death grips selections
HDE is such a scholar and always a source of great sounds. Great musician too...
Yayy glad to see they are gettin' popular, I follow their stuff since day 1... Obviusly bc of megadeth
2:42 There must always be at least one jazz record in every episode of "What's in My Bag?" :D
He was right about Havok, they really are a great newer thrash band. Gonna go to Sa Francisco Amoeba and try to get my hands on their discography
Thought it was odd that he gave props to the whole band except the bassist, when the notable and different thing about that album to me is the bass playing.
Oh man, I didn't know Paco de Lucia died. RIP Paco you were awesome.
The vocalist need comeback to Scar The Martyr!!
Wow!!!! Looks like Broderick has the same CD collection that I do......no wonder I'm a big fan of everything that man touches... hes a freakin true metal head!!!!! Right on Chris....for people that hasn't heard act of defiance. Please do yourself a favor and check it out. You won't be disappointed!!!!!!
Chris Broderick has trouble pronouncing band names
Haha! But great taste :D.
Yeah man gotta love Meshooggah and Baizantine
These guys are awesome
Cool down to earth dudes.
Where's the Thelonious pick?
Was wondering the same thing
Byzantine reminds me of Peter Dolving era The Haunted circa The Dead Eye album a bit
Still in Hollywood is a great album, agreed that Concrete Blonde are a forgotten and underrated band
Love these vids, get so many good music tips. My mind expands.....(popping noise...)
I don’t know their band, but these guys are wonderful. Anyone who’s down with Washington Phillips is okay by me.
Rest easy Chick Corea
Please do annihilator
Me-shoogah
Cool to see Thor & Friends on here, that album's great.
This is great! You should do one with Reba and Jami from Code Orange!!!!
Byzantine!
Do Jef Whitehead.
Yes please.
It seems that a lot of metal etc guys usually listen to anything else but metal.
First you bought vinyl...
Then you bought 8-tracks...
Suddenly you bought tapes...
Then CDs came along...
Finally you bought the downloads..
NOW! Buy re-buy all your favorite albums on vinyl....AGAIN!!!
Just when you thought you whould escape the music business musical psychological prison/matrix , we are going to film "famous" people buying stuff to make you fell like you should to!...
Act now and get a free recipt with every purchase!...
And remember all profits go to under privaledged musicians!!!...
Act now!!!..
Well Chris, we'll ditch Janick and you'll be very welcome to join Maiden whenever you want to!
Judas is not thrash, but ok. Nice picks.
Some interesting picks, pretty obscure.
Not usually the "it all sounds the same" guy but all thrash sounds the same, if you want to cover the entire genre in your collection you can pretty much just buy about 2 albums.
There's not much ground to cover in the thrash world, although I'm sure hardcore thrash connoisseurs will beg to differ.
I used to dig it in my younger days but now it all just sounds like wallpaper to me.
Crazy prayingmantis the music in thrash does sound the same at times. thrash was one of the few genres that did not go super gimmicky or evolve. I love thrash and a fast beat but thrash is a style that you love forever or outgrow.
All trash does not sound the same at all
Fuck yeah HAVOK🤘🤘
fuck yeah Havok shout out
Not a fan of this band at all, however, excellent recommmdatiom on Paco de Lucia, completely agreed on being one of the best guitarists of all time
Cool shit
Love concrete blonde!
The Breadwoman by Anna Homler is intriguing.
HENRY dude, sup?
Me-shoe-gah
Baj zan tine
but i do love when he says ``NOW back to the metal`` haha
Thelonious Monk - Les Liaisons Dangereuses
BYZANTINE!!!!
I got "I" at a local resale shop lol
1:49 The Hidden
anna homler
I love the music part of the metal just not the cookie monster shit they call singing...many of these bands would fucking rock if they had singers!!
I have the chance to see these guys in London, problem is I'm already going to a bunch of other concerts so I'm a bit on the fence wether I will go to their show or not, can anyone recommend it?
Connor Fosh get to the London show, support band Prolapse AD is hilarious and Chris will be doing a song with them!
Nik Sampson Cheers Nik, I think I'm gonna go see them.
i'm second hehehe!! good recommendations hehehehe kiddin haven't seen them yet
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Wow Paco de Lucia.The best musician/composer in 20th century,no room for debate its fact.
Wow coil sure does suck
I agree they suck that's why Trent Reznor named his side project "How to Destroy Angels" after their first 12". The Coil album "Scatology" influenced Trent Reznor and other industrial and electronic musicians like Autechre.
Have H3h3 on here!
>Judas Priest
>Thrash
Ok. Other than that, excellent picks.
Not in the classical terms but it still makes sense...as Judas priest was precursor to all the other 80s thrash metal bands.
They're not incredible bytnJudas Priest has a couple of bangers!
Glad we got a 4chan drooler here to tell the dude from Megadeth what is thrash metal and what isnt
lukass smelkovs thank god we have a fucking nitwit like you in this comment section.
Suped_BIGRIG_350mph Megadeth or not, they're wrong. Also, I highly doubt the guys need someone to white knight for them.
Me-shoo-guh
Buy-zen-tine
....uh. ...okay.
1st comment
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Time has not been kind to Chris.
I love it, breaking the cliches of the "Metalhead" on most of these WiMB. But when Broderick (been a fan since Jag Panzer) mentions Meshuggah's "I", I'm not only proud of being a Metalhead, but also a Meshuggahner since 1995. The "dexterity" and skill to play the opening of "I" is . . . . its amazing their arms (and Haake's feet) didn't just fall off . . . as they continue on to the rest of the "song" :p. It's no wonder they don't play it live.
I hope you guys at Amoeba recognize "Steve Wilson", "Mikael Akerfeldt" and "Mike Portnoy" when they individually come to LA on tour and stop in, HUGE audiophiles. Say hello to _Robert Blackburn_ for me :).
the lead singer dude is so pretentious, it's too funny
Igor Sydorenko not true! Henry is the shit.
I'm sure he's a decent dude but buying Coil because the vinyl just looks cool...c'mon lol
that's not really pretentious though is it?
Igor Sydorenko I know for a fact that Henry is a Coil fan, and last I checked, it’s a free country, and the man can buy any record for any reason. Bottom line: go back under the bridge from wince you waddled, toad.