Greetings from germany! December 1985: asked my aunt to buy the "To mega therion" album for my birthday as a present. And yes: she did! Told me that the people in the record store looked at her as if she had gone totally mad. No wonder why: the cover artwork was extreme and no one expected that such a lady would by such a hard stuff. What a cool surprise to get this masterpiece from her hands. Still have it today. Sadly i never saw Celtic Frost live on stage. But they were god-like here in germany back in those days within the extremely fast growing (Thrash) Metal Scene. This song here is.....forever! Greater than great!
My 50+ year old father (back then) bought me the (back then) forbidden butchered at birth album by Cannibal Corpse while on a business trip in the US. He said he will never forget the look of the young dude in dreadlocks when he, an old dude with suit and tie (came straight from a meeting) asked for that album for his son.
Being a metalhead meant getting shit from parents or teachers, get followed around by mall guards, be called satanic or criminal...going to these concerts was a whole experience when you got into trouble just out of not conforming to horrible society and their music..loving every minute of it stil
Not only that, with the exception of small to very small venues where front line means y have the band right in front of you. In big venues you need binoculars to watch the band its ridiculous
в ссср такую музыку не разрешали .пожтому сложно было найти. я услышал кельтский мороз в1985году. это был новый звук в металле . тяжелый мрачный. том вэрриор сразу понравился со своим вокалом .селтик фрост лучшая банда в те годы .до сих пор слушаю иногда. мне54года.
услышал Кельтский Мороз где-то на стыке веков. очень удивился, что многие песни знаю наизусть, в своё время переслушал In Memory of Celtic Frost, альбом с каверами от очень правильных команд. что сказать, группа опередила свое время лет на десять и создала шедевры на века. как такое возможно, - загадка природы. мне 43.
Мне 15, я начал слушать Селтик Фрост ещё год назад, после того как открыл для себе не менее крутые группы Venom, и Bathory, и оказывается до Селтик Фрост у Томаса Фишера была не менее мрачная и тяжёлая группа Hellhammer, им даже отказывали студии некоторые записывать песни так как они были для того времени ну очень "жуткими". Satanic Rites группы Hellhammer, и To mega Therion Селтик Фрост - мои самые любимые альбомы, которые по моему мнению внесли огромнейший вклад в развитие трэш, и блэк, и экстремальный металл. Такие песни скорее всего никто не напишет уже, у них был дар писать шедевры, которые можно слушать в любое время.
@@aleksandrn.7518 Burzum начал слушать одновременно с группой Mayhem, и Emperor, а узнал про этот музыкальный проект благодаря убийству Евронимуса в то время.
Saw you guys once. Back in 1987 or 88 here in Chicago. You opened for Exodus and Anthrax. One hell of a show! You'd be welcomed back here with open arms! 🤘
This song, more than any other (for me) typifies Celtic Frost. It's both heavy and eerie, like a horror movie. It has a gothic feel. The sound is so unique. I bought this album back when it came out and played it incessantly. Good to hear it again and see the concert.
@@Embrod have absolutely no idea how you guys hear gothic influences at all. This sounds like Venom if anything but hey man, whatever floats your boat.
I dont think the music press knew what to do with them (particularly after that thankfully brief glam phase). They just didnt fit neatly into any category. They sounded like thrash kinda, but it wasnt thrash and they dressed more trad metal. Black metal wasnt really invented yet, and anyway they where never panda enough for that, but it probably the closest fit since it was definately dark as hell, especially the older post-hellhammer stuff. And it wasnt technical so it didnt really fit death either. Not really biker enough to be accused of being a motorhead knockoff. They where just their own thing,
Many of my buddies back then where hip hop heads or into acid house etc, but they loved celtic frost for some reason, they didn't like any other metal at all. Always made me chuckle. Me, thats all I listened to when I was 18 for the whole summer. The drum beats alone where brutally heavy.
And they are still alive and Well. Tryptikon plays at the Rock Hard Festival a really old Celtic Frost Show! I was not there , cause No vacation from Work, but CF and Tryptikon never dissapoint live! My Favourite One from CF Therion but the Monotheist ist also Fantastic! And from Tryptikon evrey one is awesome! Cheers from Germany!
celtic frost is not underrated at all, they are well highly respected in the metal community and if you were to look back at thrash, death and black metal bands from the 80s influences you’re gonna see celtic frost a lot.
Listen to Darkside NYC, Blake was in Sheer Terror until joining Darkside. I wouldn't say he ripped of Tom, he's actually older than Tom, but if you ask him Frost is and will always be his favorite band.
So hard to categorize-so don't bother. This band was the birth of so many things along with their counter parts in Mercyful Fate, Venom and Bathory. I love first wave black/death/thrash metal that predated a lot of what ended up taking credit for later. I find myself far more enamored with these bands than anything going on after it. Though you hear some glimpses of this in Dark Throne, no one can out do Celtic Frost.
This is honestly really good study music. Doing math homework or just chilling to this is amazing. Thank you Celtic Frost for turning something boring and sad into somewhat fun experience!
I can't imagine writing the rhythm for this song... It's kinda like Megadeth's Wake Up Dead in the arrangement; seems random, but somehow flows with all its chopped flow. How does one conjure up such a weird arrangement? LOVE IT.
An education on groove and straying away from fast tremolo riffs can do that for ya. Brutal music can be catchy too! Celtic Frost was an early master for sure. I like your Megadeth comparison. They were absolutely influenced by Celtic Frost!
This is the song that started my elevation from radio friendly rock to heavy metal. I was the only kid on the mean streets of the south side of Chicago openly jamming music like this everywhere I went. Needless to say, folks thought I was crazy! LOL
Fuck yeah !!! Chicago rules !!!!! Just the other day I bumped into some birds on the train and naturally tried to chat them up ...all of a sudden they tell me they " unfortunately were American " and had moved to my commie ridden country with beaches and flowers and sh*t ... fuck that ...Chicago is the perfect example of how a civilization should be . Why would anybody would wish to exchange THAT for THIS puzzles me greatly .
Death Metal Songs can also include satanic lyrics. There are also technical differences between Death and Black Metal. I think Death Metal works more with growling and guitars sounding deeper. In according to this, Celtic Frost was in 1984 and 1985 near to Death Metal and a very important influence for later bands in this genre
As I read Hellhammer have been on a small compilation in 1984 called 'Death Metal' - Tom Warrior suggested the name to the label. It was the same year Death released their first EP and Possessed released their Death Metal demo. Celtic Frost where founded in late of 1984 so the genre kind of already existed admittingly, but they invented it at least parallel to Possessed and Death.
@@joshburns4611 This is 100% classic death/thrash metal and also some groove metal. The modern version of Death metal sounds nothing like it's origins as it always is in music
@@whatwouldhousedo5136 was kind of in the same boat as you when i had first seen this… on television haha. Back then i could only make 1/2 the line only, “with tears in my eyes”. I’d since learned the lyrics top to bottom.🙂
I never listened to this band. But i heard the Obituary cover version. It seems like the Obituary band got a lot influences from them, even the guitar and basses sounds like it. And Obituary got it's Trade Mark grinding sound since their beginnings. But before of them, Celtic Frost came before as it's seems.
Hell yes 🤘 Celtic frost influenced so much metal bands. , when everyone got tired of Metallica, anthrax and all those bands they idolized bands like them ; Celtic frost; Carcass ; napalm death. I was one of those fans and still am. they gave been the underdogs of the extreme metal movement in my opinion 🤘👍
My first Death, Black, Thrash, Extreme Metal album ever, the Best of the Best, I still love it I bought it of course LP and then I bought on cd with the Hellhammer songs, an excellent masterpiece!
Circle of the ty-UGH!
lml
One of the greatest metal songs ever. Period
The greatest metal song ever. There, fixed it for ya.
@@ILikeGoils I’ll see your Greatest, and raise you one, Most Epic Metal Songs Ever.
Yes..
And by quite possibly the most important bands in history lead by the great Tom Warrior.
2000 cppas
Not even fookin close.
Greetings from germany! December 1985: asked my aunt to buy the "To mega therion" album for my birthday as a present. And yes: she did! Told me that the people in the record store looked at her as if she had gone totally mad. No wonder why: the cover artwork was extreme and no one expected that such a lady would by such a hard stuff. What a cool surprise to get this masterpiece from her hands. Still have it today. Sadly i never saw Celtic Frost live on stage. But they were god-like here in germany back in those days within the extremely fast growing (Thrash) Metal Scene. This song here is.....forever! Greater than great!
@@Tomyelectronic better be thankful for your open-minded Aunty then!!! 😅🦉🌛
...would BUY such... (I've made worse mistakes)
As far as I know this record ,there is no word about jesus ? but the t-shirt with this fantastic artwork will definetely do in bus full of ppl :D xd
My 50+ year old father (back then) bought me the (back then) forbidden butchered at birth album by Cannibal Corpse while on a business trip in the US. He said he will never forget the look of the young dude in dreadlocks when he, an old dude with suit and tie (came straight from a meeting) asked for that album for his son.
🤘
These guys were so unique and PRIMAL!!! One of my faves of this genre!!
Being a metalhead meant getting shit from parents or teachers, get followed around by mall guards, be called satanic or criminal...going to these concerts was a whole experience when you got into trouble just out of not conforming to horrible society and their music..loving every minute of it stil
i grew up in crowds like these! great days!
Dieser Sing ist für mich bis heute immer noch der beste Song von CELTIC FROST!
Ja Ja!!!
Essa música é uma das melhores criações da História do Rock, em minha opinião.... reúne vários elementos avassaladores. Aqui no Brasil tem muitos fãs!
Now I know, this is definitely not a 'Obituary ' song, like I always tought , am I right?
No annoying people recording with cellular phones long live these times.
I've never got my phone out during a gig, it's ignorant and you miss the magic
Not only that, with the exception of small to very small venues where front line means y have the band right in front of you. In big venues you need binoculars to watch the band its ridiculous
@@Itsyrm8 you're there to feel the music and move around
@@fredrikrasmussen8613 yes, still, would be cool to be able to watch em too.
@@Itsyrm8 yeah phones without cameras would be the answer
What I love about this band is they don't really fit into any metal genre. Are they Thrash, Black, Death or even Doom?
They Do: Thrash Metal, Black Metal, Avant-garde Metal and Death Metal.
They invented a sound.
Djent
All
Avant-Garde Metal Punk
One of the Greastest Metal Bands Ever.🤘🤘
CELTIC FROST had their own sound. Heaviest in the World.
then you dont know Candlemass
Pure magic this band! I remember myself counting "ughs" vs "heys" on their next studio album in 1987! It was a tight competition!
One of the most iconic songs of Metal. I like this one and the Obituary cover.
в ссср такую музыку не разрешали .пожтому сложно было найти. я услышал кельтский мороз в1985году. это был новый звук в металле . тяжелый мрачный. том вэрриор сразу понравился со своим вокалом .селтик фрост лучшая банда в те годы .до сих пор слушаю иногда. мне54года.
услышал Кельтский Мороз где-то на стыке веков. очень удивился, что многие песни знаю наизусть, в своё время переслушал In Memory of Celtic Frost, альбом с каверами от очень правильных команд. что сказать, группа опередила свое время лет на десять и создала шедевры на века. как такое возможно, - загадка природы. мне 43.
мне 43 ) узнал об это группе благодаря моей любимой Obituary :)
Мне 15, я начал слушать Селтик Фрост ещё год назад, после того как открыл для себе не менее крутые группы Venom, и Bathory, и оказывается до Селтик Фрост у Томаса Фишера была не менее мрачная и тяжёлая группа Hellhammer, им даже отказывали студии некоторые записывать песни так как они были для того времени ну очень "жуткими". Satanic Rites группы Hellhammer, и To mega Therion Селтик Фрост - мои самые любимые альбомы, которые по моему мнению внесли огромнейший вклад в развитие трэш, и блэк, и экстремальный металл. Такие песни скорее всего никто не напишет уже, у них был дар писать шедевры, которые можно слушать в любое время.
@@zeri_men887 ну а Burzum ты начал слушать?
@@aleksandrn.7518 Burzum начал слушать одновременно с группой Mayhem, и Emperor, а узнал про этот музыкальный проект благодаря убийству Евронимуса в то время.
One of my all time favorite Metal bands. "To Mega Therion" great album.
80's & 90's the best metal years !!!
No arguments. 😡🤘
Period!
Nope. The 2000s were.
@@curtis7599naaaa
@@curtis7599hahaha kiddo
The drummer does it all !!!
One of the most important bands when it comes to the beginnings of Extreme Metal !!! 🤘
Extremely Facts!!
This is literally one of the best metal songs ever created. Such a shame it is also so underrated.
A Piece of Music History 🤘💀🤘
indeed it is simply magnificent
You're damn right! 🤘
right ,but wrong time 😁
Absolute !!!
🤘🤘🤘
Love and live for this kind of music...procreation!
Such a unique song; twisted and strange riffing, especially for that time. Amazing. I love Obituary's rendition of it as well.
The Swiss Army Knife of metal. History in the making and should be over 10 million views.
Saw you guys once. Back in 1987 or 88 here in Chicago. You opened for Exodus and Anthrax. One hell of a show!
You'd be welcomed back here with open arms! 🤘
For lifting really really heavy or hitting the heavy bag for 30min straight, this song is top tier. Other music genres don't even come close!
This song, more than any other (for me) typifies Celtic Frost. It's both heavy and eerie, like a horror movie. It has a gothic feel. The sound is so unique. I bought this album back when it came out and played it incessantly. Good to hear it again and see the concert.
Doesn’t sound goth to me, kinda sounds like Thrashy and heavy metal’ish but hey I catch your drift. It does sound dark.
@@Wrath6909 it has some gothic vibe, that came to live in gothic metal years later.
Especially that doomish riffing.
@@Embrod have absolutely no idea how you guys hear gothic influences at all. This sounds like Venom if anything but hey man, whatever floats your boat.
@@Wrath6909 Trashy Black Metal, Venom lineup. But anyways, some of their music has a gothic atmosphere.
Listen to Christan Deaths, only therate of Pain Album. You'll hear the similarities
They deserved way more credit than they got.
PRECISELY...
Absolutely. These guys were stellar
They should be bigger than the big 4 combined.
@@brenobutcher can't agree with that
I dont think the music press knew what to do with them (particularly after that thankfully brief glam phase). They just didnt fit neatly into any category. They sounded like thrash kinda, but it wasnt thrash and they dressed more trad metal. Black metal wasnt really invented yet, and anyway they where never panda enough for that, but it probably the closest fit since it was definately dark as hell, especially the older post-hellhammer stuff. And it wasnt technical so it didnt really fit death either. Not really biker enough to be accused of being a motorhead knockoff. They where just their own thing,
Tom Warrior got an award from the Swiss government for making Swiss culture known abroad… or something similar.
Insanely genius. CELTIC FROST rules this style.
A masterpiece of metal. Period.
Many of my buddies back then where hip hop heads or into acid house etc, but they loved celtic frost for some reason, they didn't like any other metal at all. Always made me chuckle. Me, thats all I listened to when I was 18 for the whole summer. The drum beats alone where brutally heavy.
It’s the groove that gets them hahah
One of the best metal songs of the 80s and a classic 🤘
Meds,TY Celtic Frost,feel wonderful now.
A highly underrated band, they were no joke.
And they are still alive and Well. Tryptikon plays at the Rock Hard Festival a really old Celtic Frost Show! I was not there , cause No vacation from Work, but CF and Tryptikon never dissapoint live! My Favourite One from CF Therion but the Monotheist ist also Fantastic! And from Tryptikon evrey one is awesome! Cheers from Germany!
Rip Martin
celtic frost is not underrated at all, they are well highly respected in the metal community and if you were to look back at thrash, death and black metal bands from the 80s influences you’re gonna see celtic frost a lot.
Underrated only by you. They were a well know and respected band already back then. I can't stand this type of comments.
Its the (european) curse, imagine even rest of world . Still, they pretty international f greAt band
A lot of hardcore punk bands in the US totally ripped off the Celtic Frost sound. Their influence went well beyond the metal scene. 🤘🤘 Salute.
Listen to Darkside NYC, Blake was in Sheer Terror until joining Darkside. I wouldn't say he ripped of Tom, he's actually older than Tom, but if you ask him Frost is and will always be his favorite band.
@@playinsincepong1 Goddamn that is old . Wow!
Yep
Sheer Terror
The influence goes both ways. Remember how slow metal was before Discharge.
This band is well known for disharmonic riffs. Hell yeah!
So hard to categorize-so don't bother. This band was the birth of so many things along with their counter parts in Mercyful Fate, Venom and Bathory. I love first wave black/death/thrash metal that predated a lot of what ended up taking credit for later. I find myself far more enamored with these bands than anything going on after it. Though you hear some glimpses of this in Dark Throne, no one can out do Celtic Frost.
Very trve
Call it first wave of black metal.
@@Embrod I would agree with that for sure. However, I wonder what Tom would have categorized themselves as? Has he ever answered that question?
The guitar on this song reminds me of early shin megami tensei battle themes
shut up
This is honestly really good study music. Doing math homework or just chilling to this is amazing. Thank you Celtic Frost for turning something boring and sad into somewhat fun experience!
Too cool song for those years. Impressive, impossible, unforgetable! Classic metal!!!
😀😀
One of the greatest songs ever made. Classic. Timeless.
I thought that Obituary did this song originally for the longest time.
Father of Extreme Metal, Hail Herr Warrior!! 🤘🤘
you mean venom?
"Morbid Tales" was the very first thrash album I ever owned. Still love it to this day.
Mine was Exodus, Bonded by blood
Is it on cassette tape???
Cause mine is...yikes I'm old!!!👶
And I have 3 dual cassette stereos still.....and 300 cassettes...
@@zim1966 me too...on cassette
Not surprised, with German thrash it's my favourite
🙋⚡✨
I can't imagine writing the rhythm for this song... It's kinda like Megadeth's Wake Up Dead in the arrangement; seems random, but somehow flows with all its chopped flow. How does one conjure up such a weird arrangement? LOVE IT.
An education on groove and straying away from fast tremolo riffs can do that for ya. Brutal music can be catchy too! Celtic Frost was an early master for sure. I like your Megadeth comparison. They were absolutely influenced by Celtic Frost!
Love it too 😎
In parts, it reminds me of like a strange missing link between stuff like King Crimson's Red and modern metal drumming.
Super cool
You might just love Acid Bath if you like unique arrangements
Wake Up Dead is a badass song in its own right. One of my favorite tunes to headbang to
Metal perfection!
In this one song, I can see where so many bands have been influenced!
There are very few musicians that are as important as Tom has been.
One of the true greats.
Except that Quorthon from Bathory🤘
@@Evil_Owl1994 And the classic trio of Cronos Abaddon and Mantas from the mighty VENOM!
Would you believe I saw them at Lamour in Brooklyn, new York opening up for twisted siste!!!!!! Mad crazy show, for real !!!!
@Marilyn not the biggest TS fan but that would have been a cool show to see
@@timpatz7241 hi! Tim, it was!!! You had the glam the motorcycle guys, it was a crazy show!!! Where are you from?
Celtic frost! All types of metal in one band and all bands in one song
Havent heard this song for...what...30 years now ? Now i remember how great it was and is.
Great! Epic! Godfathers of extreme metal. Martin Eric Ain R.I.P.😥😥
My first concert, Long Beach CA. With Exodus 🦇🤘🏿back in the 80’s
Aller Anfang dem hartem Metal, kommt aus der Schweiz. Sind alles Zürcher,aus der Schweiz.
Beste Band die es je aus der Schweiz gab. I Love it
Kommen aus bern, aber ansonsten hast du vollkommen Recht. A grueäs us norddüütschland
A milestone in extreme music history!
This sounds so good I have "Tears from eye's".
This kicks so much ass in mid-2023! 🤟🏼
Saw these guys in 86' my first real metal show, they were absolutely amazing
Me too 86. Mine was in Philadelphia. You
@@patmoffit4346 Toronto
Harpos in Detroit (pandemonium) tour.
Martin was there.
@@mcasteel2112 Awesome 😎👍
Me too. Moore theater in Seattle. Incredible show
one of the most important bands in metal history led by one of the most important musicians in music history.
A masterpiece!
it is a masterpiece in every way
🙋✨
Very glad to see this video officially uploaded, game changing band that influenced and created a whole new spectrum for Metal music.
And started off under the radar of HM, but it grew slowly... Black Metal came from the shadows.. It feels really great to even wright that...
Tight and brutal yet somehow also lose and swinging. Just insanely good and so influential for everything that came after!
One of the most epic moments of time of the world of metal !
metal. the best genre ever
Tom is one of my biggest musical heroes!🤘Don’t break the circle!!
🙋✨💥🎸☠️🌹💖✨☁️✈️
👹Patrimonio de la humanidad👹
This is the song that started my elevation from radio friendly rock to heavy metal. I was the only kid on the mean streets of the south side of Chicago openly jamming music like this everywhere I went. Needless to say, folks thought I was crazy! LOL
Tbh after all this years, I can listen both glam Metal/so called radio friendly rock and extreme metal, that are definitely opposites
Man id love to hear more of this. I'm from Indianapolis but migrated to Chicago for a while. Back in a suburb in Indiana 😢
Fuck yeah !!! Chicago rules !!!!! Just the other day I bumped into some birds on the train and naturally tried to chat them up ...all of a sudden they tell me they " unfortunately were American " and had moved to my commie ridden country with beaches and flowers and sh*t ... fuck that ...Chicago is the perfect example of how a civilization should be . Why would anybody would wish to exchange THAT for THIS puzzles me greatly .
@@Embrod Same here, one minute I can have Def Leppard on, and then Obituary right after.
@@Embrod Those opposites met in the collision of atrocity known as "Cold Lake."
The beginning of true metal. Right here.
Came for the Oügh!!! Was not disappointed as usual
I fuckin love vintage death metal. Been a fan since the Dark Ages!!!
FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!! POLAND FAN🇵🇱/🇨🇭 👍👏💪!!! To Mega Therion nr 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!
Great drumming 💥
The greatest metal band ever. Period.
Martin Eric Ain! Toughest thing for me is growing old without people like you!
Best metal band to exist. They don't just play, they play with feeling and soul. 🖤 🔥
Porrada total!!🤘🏽
They played Death Metal when it didn't even exist. At this Time absolutely Outstanding ! I also like the Obituary Version.
Sounds like black metal to me. I can actually understand some of the lyrics.
@@joshburns4611 Ok Black Metal....whatever....I was just referring to the fact that OBITUARY covered this song and made a Death Metal Version of it !
Death Metal Songs can also include satanic lyrics. There are also technical differences between Death and Black Metal. I think Death Metal works more with growling and guitars sounding deeper. In according to this, Celtic Frost was in 1984 and 1985 near to Death Metal and a very important influence for later bands in this genre
As I read Hellhammer have been on a small compilation in 1984 called 'Death Metal' - Tom Warrior suggested the name to the label. It was the same year Death released their first EP and Possessed released their Death Metal demo. Celtic Frost where founded in late of 1984 so the genre kind of already existed admittingly, but they invented it at least parallel to Possessed and Death.
@@joshburns4611 This is 100% classic death/thrash metal and also some groove metal. The modern version of Death metal sounds nothing like it's origins as it always is in music
Celtic Frost has been and always will be a MILLION TIMES BETTER THAN METALLICA & MEGADETH ANY DAY!
Tom, Mark, Martin (RIP) all great dudes
"Mark"? (Reed)
I'm so fn proud I came up in a time to hear how amazing this sound is. Chills.
Шикарное выступление шикарной группы с шикарной песней! Long live heavy metal.
Pure battle greatness. And a great sense of posterity. Anyone finding this dated shall be court-marshmellowed.
An all time classic!
One of the very best metal classic
"... and often I look back, with tears in my eyes."
I always loved how that's the only line I can make out on the entire album.
@@whatwouldhousedo5136 was kind of in the same boat as you when i had first seen this… on television haha. Back then i could only make 1/2 the line only, “with tears in my eyes”. I’d since learned the lyrics top to bottom.🙂
I believe I was 16 when this came out!!! Those were the days
Epic Voices & Masterpiece Songs Forever Guyz. Appreciate It.
Hail Celtic Frost.Hail Celtic Frost.
Da haben wir echt harte sachen reingezogen😊
Everything Tom G Warrior is fuckin fantastic
Very powerfull Voice and hard Riffs !
I love it
Celtic Frost best Band ever
🤘🤘🤘🤘
One of their best Songs ever
Finally! Ive been wating for this to be officially uploaded for ages.
This track is simply
the Old Monolith emiting influence for the next generations.⚙️
I never listened to this band. But i heard the Obituary cover version.
It seems like the Obituary band got a lot influences from them, even the guitar and basses sounds like it. And Obituary got it's Trade Mark grinding sound since their beginnings. But before of them, Celtic Frost came before as it's seems.
The message never gets old.
You mean this one 1:17 ?
Sonzeira maluco, quero conhecer melhor o som da banda.
when I was a wild teenager I fell asleep with the "triumph of death". this band are Gods to me. I still get goosebumps listening to this track.
Celtic Frost top 5 of the best bands in history!!! 💪🍻
They were cool they would sign autographs before shows.
Hell yes 🤘 Celtic frost influenced so much metal bands. , when everyone got tired of Metallica, anthrax and all those bands they idolized bands like them ; Celtic frost; Carcass ; napalm death. I was one of those fans and still am. they gave been the underdogs of the extreme metal movement in my opinion 🤘👍
All true but I am not sure it's possible to get tired of Ride the Lightning
Celtic Frost are genre defining invented the extreme in my opinion
My first Death, Black, Thrash, Extreme Metal album ever, the Best of the Best, I still love it I bought it of course LP and then I bought on cd with the Hellhammer songs, an excellent masterpiece!
Ahhh yes, the soundtrack to my wasted youth….
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