Murder In The Front Row: The San Francisco Bay Area Thrash Metal Story (Official Trailer)
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This is history. For the first time in a metal documentary no Scott Ian
Hahahaha! I think he would even laugh at that!😂
Becouse Anthrax is a Band from New York, not from the Bay Area.
I think we should take a second to appreciate Gibson very openly displaying non Gibson artists and their guitars in their video as well. Super cool of you guys and keep up the epic work!
Metal and certainly Thrash metal is a gateway drug to getting your first guitar and becoming a lifelong guitarist. Gibson 4 life.
0:25 yeah yeah Terry queen
Thrash and a Gibson Flying V. Absolutely.
That was my first real guitar, back in 1986.
And that Electra V. His white one from early days was Matsumoku produced.
Or an Explorer, my go-to thrash weapon!
Gibson has played a huge part in metal with the SG, Flying V, Explorer and the Les Paul.
love these guys and love thrash for the rest of my life cuz it made a huge impact in me life
I grew up there in the 80's.
Back then you couldn't step outside your door in Oakland or Berkeley without tripping over a guitarist.
Oh yeah, I know the guy at 0:25! That's the guy that made a career by playing Jeff Hanneman's glory riffs underneath Dave Lobardos innovativ drumming and Tom's awesome voice!
Slayer were and always be the preeminent Thrash band.
Kerry co-wrote a lot of great Slayer songs, and wrote a few great ones himself.
Gracias, Colombia!
I grew up in the midst of this scene (from Montclair in the Oakland hills). I remember thrash metal being invented by local garage bands in the late 70's. Even before Lazz Rockit and Exodus.
LOVED IT AND LIVED IT. SF Bay Area 4 life! 2024
I need to watch this
This looks good 🤘
We need a thrash revival I'm a teen and man if I was alive back then I would thrive haha. People don't even know the history of MTV or Thrasher magazine anymore
New Wave of Thrash metal!!! The day it happens count me in!
@@holliwoodrichard2588 Yeah that happened like 12 years ago lol
I grew up in Oakland back then. Can confirm it was awesome, especially if you played an instrument.
Probably more than half my friends played something, mostly guitar. lols
Fucking awesome! I went to many thrash metal shows in LA as a teenager during the 80's 🤘
Dam man that’s my generation!! We were just east coast thrashers. That should be a good video!!
There was a lot of hype about Gibson, and I wanted to be the cool kid and skipped out. Boy did I miss out! I have a V and a Les Paul, and they are fantastic. I play thrash, and thanks Gibson for promoting this thrash Documentary!
I live in Michigan but wish I had lived in the Bay Area when I started high school in 1982.
I fucking need to watch this!
FUCK YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Fuck yeah
One day I will have a Gibson explorer instead of my Epiphone explorer 1984 EX.because of James Hetfield,of course !🤘🏻😎🤘🏻
Bay Area epicenter... so proud.
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Hello Hard Rockers !!!
I thought this was on the Metallica channel at first
Anyone know how I can buy / watch this in the UK?
Info coming soon!
GibsonTV Awesome! Cheers! 🤘🏻
Finally a music documentary without that "over exposed hack" dave grohl appearing in it.
When tf does this come out
Coming soon!
@@gibsonguitar I'll be waiting!
Why Rob didn't say his full name?
Drix Reyes cuz it will be too long man
Tri Jellio
😂
Drix Reyes
1:33
He actually said his full name
*Robert Trujillo*
@@18JR78 nope, his full name is Roberto Agustín Miguel Santiago Samuel Trujillo Veracruz (thanks Wikipedia)
Odd to see this being pushed out by Gibson considering next to none of the OG thrash metal guys used their instruments but I welcome any documentary about metal history.
Kirk and James, hello?
Jeff Hanneman played a Gibson Les Paul with a whammy bar.
edit: it was black, with red blood-like paint splatter and an actual chain (dog lead)
across the front
@Lazerbox : I was there in the midst of all of this too, and so know why most didn't play Gibsons: because most of us could never afford one. I can assure you that a whole lot more of us would have had them otherwise.
But it is damned cool that Gibson went for it anyway, I agree.
Lol wheres Jeff Waters? One of the only thrashers who's endorsed by Gibson but nowhere to be seen
He wasn't part of the Bay Area thrash metal scene, dude - he's from Canada.
@@hinjurock neither was anthrax
@@jayrodm643
True, but they started out on the same record label as Metallica (Megaforce), so there's a connection there.
I know these guys hated posers...but wonder what they felt about fellow bay area bands like Y and T or Night Ranger
I can tell you for certain that many of us were actually fans, and still called them posers anyway. lols
In fact, I even worked for Dave Meniketti's grandfather at his (and I kid you not) Music/Furniture store on Grand Avenue in Oakland. First place I gave guitar lessons. Mr. Meniketti could tear it up on accordian too. lols
Performances of entire songs? YES!!
Interview segments longer than ten seconds? PASS!!
@@JosephEarly Yawn.
@@ardiris2715 : I grew up there and saw this stuff being invented, as a guitarist, I even took part in that. There was a crapton of energy, and a refusal to conform. That's how thrash metal came into being.
Some of us had a saying back then: _Only boring people ever get bored._
I've never actually been bored. What's that like?
@@aylbdrmadison1051
That is why I have no interest in seeing this. I know it is boring.
LOL
A lot of inauthentic guitars being played here.