Yes,you are right!!!!This record was a Killer.A lot of genuine musicians left us!!!!It was the golden age of Metal and i get gooseskin,when i hear it now again!!!!!
@@webster710 no you are both ignorant boomers. Metal has never been better than it is today. I've been listening to metal for 30 years and it's never been better. Get real
@@preston2636 Hello Preston.Point one!!!My Name is not boomer, Point 2,after 35 Years in the music buissnes ,i know very well about what Iam speaking.What for Innovations do we have now in this Genre????Metalcore???Deathcore????So much Bands Sounds Like the same.The best age of Metal is long ago.Every band had his own character.So much great Albums came Out of this age.It would take a long time to list up all this great Bands.
Paul was also a huge part of the live show.. granted Joey's kit was the other kit so he was also a big part but I think dino and Paul were like the main dudes. Everyone else was (roy as well) like hey come play a show you got a song or two is for the fans and a lot of people blew it off.. from watching it all I think dino was the biggest driving factor Paul jumped in and was all for it minus letting Nadja play a few and dino stepping out to let others play a few songs.. if I had to guess Paul and dino were the dudes that wanted the live show. They put it together they play the most songs they put the most effort in..
It's pretty damn good but in my opinion not "one of the best Metal albums EVER". But it's very, very good. There's a few stinkers on there in my opinion but overall it's really great.
As soon as I saw Sean Malone's name pop up on the screen, I shivered. That man was everything you needed in a bass player and a musician. Made me fall in love with Cynic and Gordian Knot. Rest easy, Sean, you're remembered and loved even if you're no longer here with us making groovy bass riffs.
I was thinking about the first time I heard this album and watched the DVD. I can't believe it's been that long. Wow. I was still a teenager at the time, and hadn't been a metalhead for that long back then. The guitar work from Matt and Corey was amazing, alongside the drumming of Joey, Roy and Mike fricking Smith. Maybe a year prior the release of this album, I wasn't really listening to metal. Except a few Nu Metal bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park. Then, a friend I just met lended me his mini disk player full of all kind of metal... I fell in love instantly! Then, after he made me discover bands from Iron Maiden to Children Of Bodom and everything in passing, this album came out. It was just awesome. Now, even though I listen to most kind of music, metal has a place in my heart no other genre has. Anyways, Matt and Corey were awesome back then, and still at today. Alex Bent is, in my opinion, the best drummer to play with them. Today's Trivium had an amazing lineup and I'm always looking forward to new material. I'll stop writing this weird-a** essay. Cheers from France! 🍻 *Edit* I just remembered something, a time I was listening to Dawn Of A Golden Age in the kitchen through my old phone, and Mike Smith's blast beats sounded like a helicopter to my Mom. Puts a smile on my face thinking about it. *Edit 2* Last thing, when I first watched it I couldn't understand any word. I started learning English a few years later. It's really great to be able to watch it and understand what people say in it.
Watching Jeff Waters tear it apart at 24:20 is one of my favorite moments, but it's still hard to choose a favorite, lol this entire making-of is brilliant.
Joey was a fucking genius man. Him and Paul were a huge part of Slipknot's musical arrangements and writing process. You could tell immediately after Paul died the music started to go downhill, and continued to go down without Joey. He wrote people=shit man! Nuff said. RIP to them both.
I bought the CD/DVD back in 2005 when it came out and I still listen to the CD and watch the DVD fro time to time . Still love it. 2020 is next year and I hope they do this again for Roadrunners fortieth anniversary.
@@rolmodel12.Jason Suecof is such a fucking character! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I came back here just for this scene. You should check him out on the Chimaira Resurrection DVD and also their Webisodes. He's such a comedian! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Roadrunner United is: Corey Taylor, Dino Cazares, Andreas Kisser, Evan Seinfeld, Scott Ian, Paul Gray, Jim Root, Joey Jordison, Max Cavalera, Robb Flynn, Matt Heafy, Jeff Waters, Mike Smith, Rob Barrett, Sean Malone, Glen Benton, Steve Holt, Josh Rand, Steve DeGiorgio, James Murphy, Jason Suecof, Peter Steele, Johnny Kelly, Mike D'Antonio, Dave Chavarri, Nadja Peulen, Tommy Niemeyer, Matt Baumbach, Matt DeVries, Andols Herrick, King Diamond, Logan Mader, Adam Duce, Dez Fafara, Christian Machado, Mikael Akerfeldt, Kyle Thomas, Acey Slade, Mina Capudo, Rhys Fulber, Roy Mayorga, Christian Olde Wolbers, Dani Filth, Justin Hagberg, Jordan Whelan, Jesse David Leach, Josh Silver, Dave Pybus, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Tim Williams, Michale Graves, Souren "Mike" Sarkisyan, Marcelo Dias, Dave McClain, Andy LaRocque, Howard Jones, Daryl Palumbo, Junkie XL, Corey Beaulieu, Billy Graziadei, Jamey Jasta, Rob Caggiano, Steve Asheim, Paolo Gregoletto, Jesse Leech, Joel Stroetzel, Justin Foley, Villie Valo, Brian Fair, Phil Demmel, Tommy Vext, Mark Hunter.
I was the same way when I was young, I'd go to the record store, grab a tape, didn't matter who it was, but if they were on Roadrunner, I bought it. and 90 percent of the time, I liked it.
37:01 "If He could have copyrighted the fuckin' blast beat dude, Suffocation would be...... Well probably in the same place they are, there's not much you can do when you're in a fuckin' death metal band." Fucking hilarious, I lost my shit when I heard that.
I love listening/ watching this project again every now and then. I was 19 when I first heard it in 07. Jamming out to this and discussing it with my best friend/bandmate from back then is an awesome memory I like to relieve once in a while.
I was a couple of years younger than you, but had the same experience. And I also love to revisit this making of, which is what I'm doing right now. Cheers from France! 🍻
Hell yeah 🤘🏻 I had just turned 20 and this colab album was so sick! I had been a huge fan and played endless covers of Slipknot, Trivium and KSE songs. I'm sure you had such badass memories around that time. I know I did for sure!
Holy shit. Haven't watched in years. They're all so young. I was 15 or so and those guys were the coolest people on earth to me. Over the years I forgot who was on what album. Joeys stuff is awesome. I love every song of this album. This album is a big part of my life
I've lost count of the amount of times I've come bsck to this video and just skipped to joey and his "warm up" and just like 19 years later I'm still absolutely in awe of the man
These guys all did a seriously fantastic job with these songs. I was especially inspired by what Joey and Matt Heafy created! Very versatile and talented musicians!! I'm not a big Trivium fan but that black metal song Matt wrote with all those legendary musicians was second to none! Not one of them are in a black metal band and they managed to create a brutal, creative bm piece.
I know people don’t really consider Cradle of Filth BM but they are a bit Black Metal esque. So I guess Dani would be the only one that counts the closest as being in a BM band.
As a huge Type O Negative fan. I always wished that Josh Silver was a tram captain for this project. In a small way, it happened. Josh produced a track that Micheal from Opeth sang on. It’s the song “Roads”. It’s a great song but we need more of that.
Hadn't seen this documentary since it came out, always loved the album, I still listen to it to this day, was nice seeing it again. Thanks for the upload!
@@shepshe66 I'm curious to know how it stands up nowadays compared to what exists. When it came out it was a big thing, at least to me and the few metalhead friends I had at the time. Does it still work in comparison? Cheers from France! 🍻
@@DarthWinterMadness compared to new black and or death metal it sounds dated. but it's what it is 90s fucking groove rock!! it's live and I fucking love it 🤘🏼
Sean Malone, Mike Smith, Jeff Waters, Andreas Kisser, Glen Benton, James Murphy, Tommy Niemeyer, Max Cavalera, Steve DiGiorgio, Peter Steele... LEGENDS!
@@shepshe66 because they were amazing people in the community they were apart of and people had nothing but good things to say about them. Makes it harder knowing the person was doing good in their life and seeing them go.
This was like a dream come true to me, at the time. It was pretty much like a 'fantasy football' scenario, where you place your dream/best players all in one unbeatable team, but for metal instead. The record is phenomenal, I still listen to it regularly to this day, this documentary is cool, and anyone into this should also check out the live show, recorded at the Roseland Ballroom in New York (pls correct me if I'm wrong on that). That show was truly amazing, so many ppl onstage at once, and from many superb bands, I really wish I could have been there. :)
sean mccafferty i watched this documentary when i was growing up, i forgot about it for years and re discovered it about a year ago, watched it like 5 times since🤣
I revisit this video once every few years. Little nostalgia blast because this was around when I first started discovering metal outside the realms of Metallica and Pantera. That opening scream from Hojo on Dagger is just the chefs kiss
I don’t remember when I found this album but I love when dude said “I’d find an album with a badass cover look at the side and see roadrunner records and it had to be good” no lie that’s how I found trivium
Same here. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, if I saw bad ass artwork and it was on Roadrunner, I bought it. That's how I found a lot of my favorite bands. Roadrunner had such a killer band roster back then.
How this album didn’t blow up will always blow my mind .great insight in to Joey and his writing talents (r.i .p )and to see Paul grey again 😢(r.i .p ) the whole album is a banger EVERY SINGLE song
I remember when this came out... I’ve watched dvd that came with the cd so so so many times. Crazy to think how incredible Matt Heafy is at such a young age.
I'm a nobody, but I would like Mr. Conner to know I was tape trading early Roadrunner/Roadracer cassettes and ordering Blue Grape merchandise when it was completely Uncool to be part of this scene. I distinctly remember having to special order Immolation Dawn of Sorrow and Disincarnate Dreams of the Carrion Kind on a weekend field trip to Washington from Massachusetts. My teacher, who was like a mother to me, was not very happy when she wanted to know what I spent my parents apparent allocated allowance and I showed her Disincarnates Deadspawn. Only time she raised her voice at me, lol! " Anthony, your not bringing that garbage on the BUSSSSSSS!" This was March of 1993 and I obviously snuck 3 copies of the album in my pants and used the cash I got from trading 2 of the tapes to buy my ultimate album of that year, Gorguts Erosion of Sanity. Sorry, lol, I'll shut up now. Ohhh, that time Fred Rodriguez and I smashed every locker door near the lunch room with our foreheads, straight blasting Nailbomb Cockroaches from 1994s Point Blank with Alex Newport from Fudge Tunnel. Oh man.
Blue grape made the best DEICIDE shirts and hoodies back in the day,I still have my legion hooded jacket, and shorts , they are battered, but I'll never let go of them.
Why.. Just seeing this now. This album was one of my favorite back in high school when it came out but i never knew they made a video or so many artist came together to make it. So amazing even today. Matt Heafy at 19 wow!
Respect to monte Connor for signing so many legendary bands. Getting this project together. And now almost all roadrunner bands have followed him to nuclear blast. Greatest Artists relations person ever!
and a good portion of their artists now aren't even metal. lots of hard rock bands instead and whatever Theory of a Deadman is now. they do have a few really coool artists now they didnt have before though, like Coheed and Cambria, Gojira, and Korn
Finally I found this video thanks bro, when this compilation CD came out and I listened to it, I immediately wow, this is really an amazing collection of talented musicians and this is great, this is an amazing masterpiece for me. 💯🔥
When the album roadrunner united appeared on sale in a shop called city disc back in 2005, I loved it immediately and bought it straight away. A huge fan of metal and roadrunner records. I grew up listening them all. Still have the album to this day
THIS IS FOR SURE THE DOPEST THING ON THE INTERNET. I mean, almost all the best and most talented musicians in the world in ONE video, with the right amount of interviews and ofcourse different bits to make the greatest music in the world. Thanks alot for the upload, im ashamed i didnt see this before...
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This album represents the last golden age of metal, man how I miss those days...
R.I.P Paul, Sean, Joey and Peter.
Yes,you are right!!!!This record was a Killer.A lot of genuine musicians left us!!!!It was the golden age of Metal and i get gooseskin,when i hear it now again!!!!!
@@webster710 no you are both ignorant boomers. Metal has never been better than it is today. I've been listening to metal for 30 years and it's never been better. Get real
@@preston2636 Hello Preston.Point one!!!My Name is not boomer, Point 2,after 35 Years in the music buissnes ,i know very well about what Iam speaking.What for Innovations do we have now in this Genre????Metalcore???Deathcore????So much Bands Sounds Like the same.The best age of Metal is long ago.Every band had his own character.So much great Albums came Out of this age.It would take a long time to list up all this great Bands.
The 2000-2012 era was the golden era of metal
@@ProdbyMadMax i think ,the early 90-2000 are the golden era
I love that Joey and Paul both made appearances in this. RIP.
I would hope so as joey was one of the 4 captains.
Paul was also a huge part of the live show.. granted Joey's kit was the other kit so he was also a big part but I think dino and Paul were like the main dudes. Everyone else was (roy as well) like hey come play a show you got a song or two is for the fans and a lot of people blew it off.. from watching it all I think dino was the biggest driving factor Paul jumped in and was all for it minus letting Nadja play a few and dino stepping out to let others play a few songs.. if I had to guess Paul and dino were the dudes that wanted the live show. They put it together they play the most songs they put the most effort in..
❤
To this day, 17 years on. I still think this is one of the best metal albums ever made.
Without a doubt, its absoulte perfection!
Totally f**king agree!
It's pretty damn good but in my opinion not "one of the best Metal albums EVER". But it's very, very good. There's a few stinkers on there in my opinion but overall it's really great.
@@joshuayettou9032Which ones are stinkers for you?
I love that this "Making Of" is still here. Every now and then I love to revisit this. It brings a lot of memories dear to my heart from High School.
As soon as I saw Sean Malone's name pop up on the screen, I shivered. That man was everything you needed in a bass player and a musician. Made me fall in love with Cynic and Gordian Knot. Rest easy, Sean, you're remembered and loved even if you're no longer here with us making groovy bass riffs.
Exactly. Sean was a giant among men. I’m glad he was on this album and hopefully other people discovered Sean through this album/dvd.
I love how my cat just heard Joey's drumming and just stuck his face inside my tablet to watch him
Anybody else here after hearing about Joey passing. RIP
Still can’t believe it :(
Yeah…
😭
Heard of joey’s passing and came back to this immediately. This dvd played on repeat back in the day. Rip Joey 🥺
man I been here all year this and 09 download. and this is where I found machine head
Man.... watching Matt and Cory rip that solo is awesome, even 16/17 years later. Shit is crazy to think it’s been that long
the Solo at 33:00 ? love it🤘
34:20
I was thinking about the first time I heard this album and watched the DVD. I can't believe it's been that long. Wow.
I was still a teenager at the time, and hadn't been a metalhead for that long back then.
The guitar work from Matt and Corey was amazing, alongside the drumming of Joey, Roy and Mike fricking Smith.
Maybe a year prior the release of this album, I wasn't really listening to metal. Except a few Nu Metal bands like Limp Bizkit and Linkin Park.
Then, a friend I just met lended me his mini disk player full of all kind of metal... I fell in love instantly!
Then, after he made me discover bands from Iron Maiden to Children Of Bodom and everything in passing, this album came out. It was just awesome.
Now, even though I listen to most kind of music, metal has a place in my heart no other genre has.
Anyways, Matt and Corey were awesome back then, and still at today.
Alex Bent is, in my opinion, the best drummer to play with them. Today's Trivium had an amazing lineup and I'm always looking forward to new material.
I'll stop writing this weird-a** essay.
Cheers from France! 🍻
*Edit*
I just remembered something, a time I was listening to Dawn Of A Golden Age in the kitchen through my old phone, and Mike Smith's blast beats sounded like a helicopter to my Mom. Puts a smile on my face thinking about it.
*Edit 2*
Last thing, when I first watched it I couldn't understand any word. I started learning English a few years later. It's really great to be able to watch it and understand what people say in it.
Watching Jeff Waters tear it apart at 24:20 is one of my favorite moments, but it's still hard to choose a favorite, lol this entire making-of is brilliant.
@@negativeonexiii yeah that solo Fuckin riiiiiipssssss.
17:11 the most underrated and overlooked guitarist ever!!!
Jeff Waters is not underrated. He is well known. Don't worry.
Absolutely Jeff is a stud.
Can't fucking believe Joey is gone.... He was a maestro
Sometimes i come back here just to chill and feel normal.
Joey was a fucking genius man. Him and Paul were a huge part of Slipknot's musical arrangements and writing process. You could tell immediately after Paul died the music started to go downhill, and continued to go down without Joey. He wrote people=shit man! Nuff said. RIP to them both.
You can immediately notice the difference in the writing after Joey got fired, Joey literally almost did all the writing.
Mike Smith is a beast on drums!!!!!
Matt DeVries and Steve DiGeorgio headbanging had me laughing...
RIP Joey! you had amazing talent!
This was such a golden era for so many genres of metal and this whole record encompasses that. RIP Joey, Paul, Sean, and peter
I bought the CD/DVD back in 2005 when it came out and I still listen to the CD and watch the DVD fro time to time . Still love it. 2020 is next year and I hope they do this again for Roadrunners fortieth anniversary.
they have no one signed worth putting together
Joey is just too darn good, man!. He deserves a lot more than what he is having in his present
Who is here watching this 20 years later in 2024?
Still to this day 💪👍
I listen to this album a lot
Still to this day
Me. Getting depressed lol.
47:58 such a good clip of joey making people laugh. RIP
32:26 is the most badass part of this DVD.
Haha “Import my fuckin bawls to your lips”
he had one of my fav lines "I come to fuck shit up"
And the part right before, when the sound engineer was play-singing about why he's crippled. 🤣 great segment on a great DVD
@@rolmodel12. Dude that was fucking funny xD
@@rolmodel12.Jason Suecof is such a fucking character! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 I came back here just for this scene. You should check him out on the Chimaira Resurrection DVD and also their Webisodes. He's such a comedian! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Roadrunner United is:
Corey Taylor, Dino Cazares, Andreas Kisser, Evan Seinfeld, Scott Ian, Paul Gray, Jim Root, Joey Jordison, Max Cavalera, Robb Flynn, Matt Heafy, Jeff Waters, Mike Smith, Rob Barrett, Sean Malone, Glen Benton, Steve Holt, Josh Rand, Steve DeGiorgio, James Murphy, Jason Suecof, Peter Steele, Johnny Kelly, Mike D'Antonio, Dave Chavarri, Nadja Peulen, Tommy Niemeyer, Matt Baumbach, Matt DeVries, Andols Herrick, King Diamond, Logan Mader, Adam Duce, Dez Fafara, Christian Machado, Mikael Akerfeldt, Kyle Thomas, Acey Slade, Mina Capudo, Rhys Fulber, Roy Mayorga, Christian Olde Wolbers, Dani Filth, Justin Hagberg, Jordan Whelan, Jesse David Leach, Josh Silver, Dave Pybus, Tim "Ripper" Owens, Tim Williams, Michale Graves, Souren "Mike" Sarkisyan, Marcelo Dias, Dave McClain, Andy LaRocque, Howard Jones, Daryl Palumbo, Junkie XL, Corey Beaulieu, Billy Graziadei, Jamey Jasta, Rob Caggiano, Steve Asheim, Paolo Gregoletto, Jesse Leech, Joel Stroetzel, Justin Foley, Villie Valo, Brian Fair, Phil Demmel, Tommy Vext, Mark Hunter.
Wait a minute. Where was Jim Root in all this?
im sure you have looked it up by now but he plays lead guitar on track 6 Tired 'N' Lonely@@jesserobles8535
I was the same way when I was young, I'd go to the record store, grab a tape, didn't matter who it was, but if they were on Roadrunner, I bought it. and 90 percent of the time, I liked it.
Seth Grant yeahh I did the same... old skool memories
Unique Leader
El mejor crossover de metal moderno/ metal old school jamas creado.
37:01 "If He could have copyrighted the fuckin' blast beat dude, Suffocation would be...... Well probably in the same place they are, there's not much you can do when you're in a fuckin' death metal band." Fucking hilarious, I lost my shit when I heard that.
Napalm death invented the blast
@@kellyb0279 Napalm coined the term "Blast beat." They were not the first band to start blast beating.
@@addisonlewis723 I'd like to say that Paul Mazurkiewicz invented the blast beat but I'm dumb so I have no idea.
@@jerkfacefuckasaurusrex328 Nope. The blast beat goes way back with Jazz players.
@JezBollah 667 I'm pretty sure someone's insecure wife invented the blast beat period.
"I missed a few notes but it sounded okay". This is perfectly acceptable in metal.
"Im 6'4 man im fucking lazy with everything.'
HAHAHA savage
I love listening/ watching this project again every now and then. I was 19 when I first heard it in 07. Jamming out to this and discussing it with my best friend/bandmate from back then is an awesome memory I like to relieve once in a while.
I was a couple of years younger than you, but had the same experience. And I also love to revisit this making of, which is what I'm doing right now.
Cheers from France! 🍻
Hell yeah 🤘🏻 I had just turned 20 and this colab album was so sick! I had been a huge fan and played endless covers of Slipknot, Trivium and KSE songs. I'm sure you had such badass memories around that time. I know I did for sure!
I friggin love James Murphy's solo toward the end!
So underrated
Fuck yes! "James Murphy, everyone!" He just improvises one of the sickest solos on the album. Such a badass.
Since the album was release I've never got bored of it, such an amazin album.
i watched this a million times when it came out. i still have the shirt that came with it lol
Holy shit. Haven't watched in years. They're all so young. I was 15 or so and those guys were the coolest people on earth to me. Over the years I forgot who was on what album. Joeys stuff is awesome. I love every song of this album. This album is a big part of my life
I've lost count of the amount of times I've come bsck to this video and just skipped to joey and his "warm up" and just like 19 years later I'm still absolutely in awe of the man
man this is the best video on the internet, and they composed amazing songs.. the jeff waters solo!!!
These guys all did a seriously fantastic job with these songs. I was especially inspired by what Joey and Matt Heafy created! Very versatile and talented musicians!! I'm not a big Trivium fan but that black metal song Matt wrote with all those legendary musicians was second to none! Not one of them are in a black metal band and they managed to create a brutal, creative bm piece.
I know people don’t really consider Cradle of Filth BM but they are a bit Black Metal esque. So I guess Dani would be the only one that counts the closest as being in a BM band.
17:28 makes my hands hurt just looking at it.
The best metal
Compilation album of all time!!!! Overt metal fan must own this record and watch this documentary!!!!!!
Nice to hear Acey Slade’s words about Joey. RIP
watching and hearing Joey killing those bass drums @43:20 .... he was a BEAST! .....RIP
As a huge Type O Negative fan. I always wished that Josh Silver was a tram captain for this project. In a small way, it happened. Josh produced a track that Micheal from Opeth sang on. It’s the song “Roads”. It’s a great song but we need more of that.
Fascinating that Josh and Peter didn't make an appearance here.
Steve Digiorgio is a fucking beast on bass
Arguably the most outstanding bassist in Metal ever. MAESTRO!!!
@@2confrontational - agreed, and that’s coming from a metal drummer
Hadn't seen this documentary since it came out, always loved the album, I still listen to it to this day, was nice seeing it again. Thanks for the upload!
Marsman ya same here bro remember when it came out still got the cd somewhere
I never knew it existed till this year WTF 🤘🔥🔥🤘
@@shepshe66 I'm curious to know how it stands up nowadays compared to what exists.
When it came out it was a big thing, at least to me and the few metalhead friends I had at the time.
Does it still work in comparison?
Cheers from France! 🍻
@@DarthWinterMadness compared to new black and or death metal it sounds dated. but it's what it is 90s fucking groove rock!! it's live and I fucking love it 🤘🏼
@@shepshe66 Well, if you like it, it's great!
As the legendary Sir Christopher Lee once said: "Heavy Metal will never die."
holy shit.! Steve DiGiorgio,Rob Barrett,James Murphy,Glen Benton,Mike Smith,Sean Malone..veterans of death metal scene fuck yeah.
How could you give this a thumbs down? Amazing musicians! I'm not even a fan of this kind of music either. Respect!
I am so grateful to have been alive to experience this age
Sean Malone, Mike Smith, Jeff Waters, Andreas Kisser, Glen Benton, James Murphy, Tommy Niemeyer, Max Cavalera, Steve DiGiorgio, Peter Steele... LEGENDS!
Fuck yes.R.I.P. Peter Steele
Wait is peter Steele even in the video?? I didn't see him
He did appear on the album but I guess either this camera crew couldn't capture everyone or he didn't want to be on film.
Paul Gray on this DVD fuck yeah. RIP Paul Gray
he was having a fucking blast!! 🤘
Coming back to this today dude. RIP Joey and Paul
RIP Joey now
OMG I'm fucking heartbroken. how does this hurt so much when you really didn't know them? 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤😔
@@shepshe66 because they were amazing people in the community they were apart of and people had nothing but good things to say about them. Makes it harder knowing the person was doing good in their life and seeing them go.
This was like a dream come true to me, at the time. It was pretty much like a 'fantasy football' scenario, where you place your dream/best players all in one unbeatable team, but for metal instead. The record is phenomenal, I still listen to it regularly to this day, this documentary is cool, and anyone into this should also check out the live show, recorded at the Roseland Ballroom in New York (pls correct me if I'm wrong on that). That show was truly amazing, so many ppl onstage at once, and from many superb bands, I really wish I could have been there. :)
sean mccafferty i watched this documentary when i was growing up, i forgot about it for years and re discovered it about a year ago, watched it like 5 times since🤣
Matt and Corey's guitar stuff... 34:00 what talent at 19 yrs. I listen to that part over and over
Seriously
@@alexs5723 yep. just wish it was in a better song. yeah im diggin their solos
I always wanted a metal blade records version of this project.
That would be downright insane.
Or Nuclear Blast, Candlelight, Earache, all better bands than Roadrunner.
Would be nice
The British did this type of concept but it was one solid band with all different singers
Called
This is Menace
Nuclear blast would sound insane
I revisit this video once every few years. Little nostalgia blast because this was around when I first started discovering metal outside the realms of Metallica and Pantera. That opening scream from Hojo on Dagger is just the chefs kiss
watching this in 2019. MIKE SMITH is the real deal.
I just caught it this year 2021. fucking timeless
Thanks to this documentary and album I am now a Rob Flynn plus machine Head fan I've never heard the album burn my eyes until these past few weeks 😲🤘🔥
Fuck, this is by far the best documentary I've seen as far as focusing on the composition of metal! Just fucking amazing! Thanks for the upload!
I don’t remember when I found this album but I love when dude said “I’d find an album with a badass cover look at the side and see roadrunner records and it had to be good” no lie that’s how I found trivium
Same here. Back in the 90s and early 2000s, if I saw bad ass artwork and it was on Roadrunner, I bought it.
That's how I found a lot of my favorite bands. Roadrunner had such a killer band roster back then.
Mike Smith=Drum God!
ugh, thank you so much for this I used to watch this everyday after school.
Its about time they do this again!
matt heafy was 19. NINETEEN.
LOL - pretty awesome. I love how he is a self proclaimed, natural born black metal writer hahaha
that's a year older than me. and he was working with King Diamond. fuck.
you signed to roadrunner though?
and i was 13 now im 25
Dino was only 400 pounds
I love the bass in Dawn of a Golden Age!! It's a beautiful melodic hum in the background, and it's just amazing!
Sean Malone was truly one of a kind. Too bady nobody mentions him in the video, we only see him playing for a minute.
How this album didn’t blow up will always blow my mind .great insight in to Joey and his writing talents (r.i .p )and to see Paul grey again 😢(r.i .p ) the whole album is a banger EVERY SINGLE song
And now Joey's gone. This is such a trip now that Joey passed away...
To see something like this with Metal Blade Records would be believable.
Oh my god, that would be DISGUSTING!!!
I love how Jason Suecof has like ten billion different band names LOL
Definitely a must own album for any metal fan.
After more than a decade, forgetting about metal music, I came back to this album. This album, the documentary, really inspired me.
Lorna Shore
Mental Cruelty
The Breathing Process
Black Tongue
2019 man!!! I hoped to see Peter Steele and Josh Silver. "Enemy of the State" is one of the best songs on this album ever!
Yes baby. Ive seen this Video since a long time ago and its still awesome
comp of some of the most talented professionals in music. thanks for the upload
I remember when this came out... I’ve watched dvd that came with the cd so so so many times. Crazy to think how incredible Matt Heafy is at such a young age.
36:54 Mike Smith is like "bro, do you even blast?"
One of the most important projects in rock and metal ever! It's like a portal through time!
R.I.P Joey. Forever in our hearts you legend ❤️
'You don't have to tune low to sound heavy'
I never believed this until I realized that Opeth played in standard tuning for years, maybe even still today.
@@TheSanctionextremis Early Pantera and Cannibal Corpse are just E flat.
@@jc8liter2388 I did not know that. Nice!
First few sepultura albums are e standard. Beneath the remains is heavy as fuck
Tuning higher is often more intense sounding.
I'm a nobody, but I would like Mr. Conner to know I was tape trading early Roadrunner/Roadracer cassettes and ordering Blue Grape merchandise when it was completely Uncool to be part of this scene. I distinctly remember having to special order Immolation Dawn of Sorrow and Disincarnate Dreams of the Carrion Kind on a weekend field trip to Washington from Massachusetts. My teacher, who was like a mother to me, was not very happy when she wanted to know what I spent my parents apparent allocated allowance and I showed her Disincarnates Deadspawn. Only time she raised her voice at me, lol! " Anthony, your not bringing that garbage on the BUSSSSSSS!" This was March of 1993 and I obviously snuck 3 copies of the album in my pants and used the cash I got from trading 2 of the tapes to buy my ultimate album of that year, Gorguts Erosion of Sanity. Sorry, lol, I'll shut up now. Ohhh, that time Fred Rodriguez and I smashed every locker door near the lunch room with our foreheads, straight blasting Nailbomb Cockroaches from 1994s Point Blank with Alex Newport from Fudge Tunnel. Oh man.
Blue grape made the best DEICIDE shirts and hoodies back in the day,I still have my legion hooded jacket, and shorts , they are battered, but I'll never let go of them.
Why.. Just seeing this now. This album was one of my favorite back in high school when it came out but i never knew they made a video or so many artist came together to make it. So amazing even today. Matt Heafy at 19 wow!
Dude I lost count how many times I've watched this shit. But I can recite every fucking word
God I love Joey!!!
What a god!!!
0:08:24 Paul Gray :I
"Well, they'd probably be in the same place they are now. What can you do when you're in a fucking death metal band?"... No truer words been spoken.
This is still a fantastic album
Respect to monte Connor for signing so many legendary bands. Getting this project together. And now almost all roadrunner bands have followed him to nuclear blast. Greatest Artists relations person ever!
Love listening to that cd still one of my favorites 😍 ❤️
man, jeffs finger stretches are nuts
I still got those full album in cd's..hell yeah!!!
Watching this again after Joey passed away. 😥😭🥲
Eu também! Quando vi a notícia, só me lembrei desse álbum!
So sad 😔
Thank you joey. Love you. Thank you. See ya on the other side.
And Roadrunner would end up firing everyone there.
wut? :0
@@zeromant80, from all those past'n'present bands in 2005 - only Trivium remains on Roadrunner. Oh, and Slipknot.
All other bands are gone.
and a good portion of their artists now aren't even metal. lots of hard rock bands instead and whatever Theory of a Deadman is now.
they do have a few really coool artists now they didnt have before though, like Coheed and Cambria, Gojira, and Korn
Except for Trivium and Slipknot
I was on the street team way the hell back in 1997 and quit when they signed Nickelback. I wasnt distributing that shit.
This album will forever be amazing
i could watch jeff waters fuck up all day
Finally I found this video thanks bro, when this compilation CD came out and I listened to it, I immediately wow, this is really an amazing collection of talented musicians and this is great, this is an amazing masterpiece for me. 💯🔥
When the album roadrunner united appeared on sale in a shop called city disc back in 2005, I loved it immediately and bought it straight away. A huge fan of metal and roadrunner records. I grew up listening them all. Still have the album to this day
only the best!
No words to describe these guys!
Andreas Kisser From Brazil!
36:30 is an awesome section, man is a fucking legend.
THIS IS FOR SURE THE DOPEST THING ON THE INTERNET.
I mean, almost all the best and most talented musicians in the world in ONE video, with the right amount of interviews and ofcourse different bits to make the greatest music in the world.
Thanks alot for the upload, im ashamed i didnt see this before...
They need to do this again.
Jesus'!! So many people, so many bands that I grew up with and continue to listen to this very day! 🤘🤘🤘
A very good and interesting documentary!
Duuuuude Thanks!!! Been looking for this as I’m feeling nostalgic! So good!
2021 and still love this álbum
2022 and still do
I met Jordan Whelan outside a Norma Jean show around the time this came out. Super nice guy, got him to sign this CD and DVD.
Brutal Mike Smith