DEATH ANGEL interviewed in 2010 on early Bay Area thrash scene | Raw & Uncut
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Death Angel's Rob Cavestany and Mark Osegueda interviewed by Sam Dunn in 20010 for the television series Metal Evolution about growing up in the early days of the Bay area thrash scene, playing their own high school, and getting Kirk Hammett to produce their demo Kill As One. This extended interview excerpt is presented raw and uncut, with new director's commentary.
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These guys are a total class act. My band supported them when they came to my town, and after the show, Mark, Rob, and Doc from God Forbid hung out at our merch table, and when people asked them for autographs, they would encourage the fans to buy our merch. I've never seen a band do that before.
nolasludge That is an impressive + humble move by Death Angel
That high school story is the coolest!
ACT III STILL ONE OF THE GREATEST BAY AREA THRASH ALBUMS EVER!!!!!!
I still wish that some day they will make something similar
yeah no doubt i love all their albums but act III was like a culmination of whole bands(original members) ideas you could hear it from some of the funk parts, punk, the group vocals and just the feel of the whole album....absolutely one of my favourite albums in thrash history...i played that tape almost everyday way back then.
You got that right !
Slayer, Overkill and Death Angel at the Ritz, back in the day holyfuckinhell
What a great interview. Such a shame that they never got as big as Slayer or Megadeth.
True, Death Angel is a class act, great albums and awesome guys \m/
Death Angel is actually my favorite thrash metal band from Bay Area! And I just want to say I'm originally from the Bay Area too
I saw Death Angel the first time Mark sang with them and one time on the drummer's 12th birthday (among many others). Good times. . .
It's so cool to hear they where my age when they started playing gigs. My band is still in our practice realm of skill. Someday I hope to be as cool as these guys I love death angel. It was inspirational to see people l look up to being my age when they started out.
These videos are freakin' priceless.
I wasn't a huge fan of Death Angel when I first got a cassette demo of them WAY back in the 1980s, but that all changed with the release of their first LP. I've seen them perform live twice now in the last 3 years or so, and still maintain that Marc is the best frontman of pretty much any band I've seen play live to this day. The band is amazing.
Love these guys. BTW, if anyone is wondering, "The City" is Bay Area speak for San Francisco. There are three major cities here, SF, Oakland, and San Jose, but SF is "The City". :)
This is such a great interview!
Everything they are talking about tape trading was the way back then. It was truly amazing how a cassett could get around in the underground. I loved and missed those days. Good times and memories!
Exodus may be my favorite Thrash Metal band, but I won't deny that Death Angel is hands down the best Thrash band out there at the moment. The Evil Divide and all of the albums that led up to it since their reunion proves it. Nothing comes close to Death Angel 2.0.
Carlos Santini close ...EXODUS 2.0 since tempo of the damned and on has been killer , personally I loved the dukes years the best
@@silverblack5475 That's true. Death Angel and Exodus really keeping the flag going with the best Thrash. Now Humanicide is out and we are still waiting for the new Exodus at this point!
"It made the school paper"
It would made the city paper
Very cool listening to Mark talk about tape trading. Those were awesome days.
Supercool interview :D their enthusiasm and reflections on the old scene make me proud to be a Metalhead and Bay Area Thrash fan when it started. I wish Forbidden were still together and get an interview from Sam :(.
Saw these guys last Saturday and they were incredible
Those were the days !
saw these guys in Wichita kansas(of all places) with testament and anthrax(worship music tour) just after the big 4 thing. Death Angel guys were hanging out by the t-shirt merch booth taking pics with people, really cool to have them mix it up with the fans
Cool guys with amazing stories crazy that they were there almost from the beginning
I love you mark and rob!!!! There goes my heroes!!!❤️🌩🤘
Great band. Rob's a killer guitarist.
LOVE Robs Tygers of Pan Tang tshirt! Awesome!
Love the new album too, excellent!
oh! I miss that too!
Awesome. Hail Death Angel. Thank you, Sam. Long Live Bangers TV.
DA can still bring the metal thunder. Saw these cats a few months ago (with the almighty Flotsam & Jetsam as well) and they killed! (as one..)
Great Interview
Meni69
What a cool interview
i could listen to da talk about the old days all nite
Death Angel is one of my major influences in listening to metal in the Philippines during late 80s/early 90s. You are not a true metal if you dont listen to them. Ultra Violence and ACT III are two of the greatest thrash albums of all time IMHO.
Best Raw and Uncut so far! I don't know Death Angel but this was enjoyable to watch! Great job Sam and Banger!
When is the Satan Doc coming to the States? Did I miss it?
What are you talking about.
www.bangerfilms.com/films/satan-lives/?autoplay=1Satan Lives Documentary!
Awesome
That vocal guy has powerful voice
These guys are amazing, and so humble that make us reconsider the meaning of humbleness. Amazing records these guys have made, and still, they are able to make relevant new stuff as well. All hail death angel, or more like death babies in the 80's xD.
Ps: in the description it says the interview was made in 20010, now thats amazing. Does BANGER still exists in 20010? xD ahahahah \m/
The stone rocked all the best thrash bands
These guys are legendary thrashers \m/
I used to write alot of bands/zines overseas....waiting for those were a nailbiter....I used to get so excited when I opened the mailbox...hell I still have the metal blade "catalog" 2 pages printed....and I ordered Lot of cassettes
Philippines represent!!!
*_Rob Cavestany aka Jeff Spicoli_*
Hails Death Angel \m/
"Made the school paper"
love these guys Ted not so much
Dude on the left looks like Cousin Larry from Perfect Strangers. I mean that in a good way. 3:22
Mark.. he's always been a lady magnet.
These two seem really tight
Don't forget that filiponos have some spanish in them..
Long live Frisco Thrash metal
that explains everything why they look younger than big 4 band .... my God ..they started at 13 (+_+)
Boy Aditya i thought so too.
My second favorite band next to bvb and my favorite trash band
I heard the drummer was 10.
Nah.. the original drummer, Andy, I think was 14 when they started gigging live as DA.