What's The Future Hold? Ask A Metalhead. | Peter Buckland | TEDxPSU
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- Heavy metal musicians aren't just harbingers of doom. They are also voices of social consciousness. In this talk, Peter Buckland provides over 40 years of songs on the threats from nuclear war, globalization, the invasion of Iraq, demagogue politicians, and human-caused climate change.
Peter Buckland leads a couple of lives. One life takes him into his work as the Academic Programs Fellow at Penn State’s Sustainability Institute and into service as a municipal official with a call to environmental justice and equality. Another life has been steeped in studying, teaching, composing, and performing music since childhood. Sometimes these lives merge in curious ways. He’s written on what can we learn about environmental ethics and environmental degradation from thrash metal songs and how musicians created the sonic form of late Cold War paranoia and environmental degradation. He lives in State College, Pennsylvania with his partner Meg and his son Sacha.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx
"Art is meant to disturb comfortable and comfort disturbed"
Pretty nice... who is the original author of this thought? :)
@@jeffreyjayallnix that's funny I was about to say that, I was 15 minutes late apparantly
I wrote in the middle of the video. Few seconds later I realized, that it could've been the speaker itself :D but at the end I didn't hear it any time...so I didn't delete that question :D ...anyway I want to share this thought, so I really wanna know the author
I think the artist Banksy produced this idea in his street art
As someone whose owned these albums i can say the artists are not arbiters of moral decency and scientific knowledge.
It took me very little effort of unbiased study to conclude that the evidences for human caused climate change are non existent, non scientific, and contradictory to scientific methods.
It literally took one politician pushing one scientists opinion that was later reneged to propagate the myth that the science has concluded man is the enemy to climate.
I want to see graphs, scientific notations, hypothesis that match or exceed conclusions, tested and confirmed studies over long terms.
Art that conforms to political rhetoric and opinion is called propaganda, will reach few and will vanish with time. Art that is unintentional and tells truisms without intent to do so is pure art and will reach all through eternity.
Metal touches on subjects no other genre dares to
Expect rap
Does rap talk about transorbital lobotomy? I'm afraid not
@@parveenakhtar1738 hahaha.
Punk touched on those subjects a lot too
Punk always did it better
Once a metalhead, always a metalhead ...🤘🔥
I didn't believe that at first, but now I do lol
@Noah G. yeah, I like 50s ~ 70s music and also really big into metal
@Noah G. lol
Very true! 47 years old and still excited for a new Iron Maiden tour!!!
Never thought of that but yeah ive heard "used to be into pop, rap, punk, indie, ect" but never "metal". You either do or dont, and once you do you never wont.
Finally! An educated metal head explaining world problems through metal music! Awesome!
Guerrero Del Arco Iris If you're into global-minded Metal with a powerful message, I recommend Affiance to you.
Im not a big fan of Metalcore genre, but any particular song you recommend?
Henry Rollins is an Educated, Insightful Cat
@@GuerreroDelArcoIris 'you only live once' by suicide silence, it's more deathcore though. Or you can listen to some trivium or whitechapel songs.
@@omkarbharambe8673 Not a big fan of deathcore. I do like Trivium doh!
Metalheads are smart and very sensitive people. We look for loud aggressive music because it's a healthy way to get our frustrations out
@Lopyt *Sir_Guy* Music Do not generalize bud
Of everyone I've ever met, metalheads have been the nicest, most compassionate and authentic people.
Thats the most accurate thing ive ever seen, read, experienced!
I would replace the word sensitive with the word tough to describe the true metalheads mindset
@@thegimpydrummer9657 exactly lmao, passion is key, not angst
Truly, the safest public places I have ever felt as a woman, is at metal shows. Everyone is there for the same reasons. Pure joy, and HEALTHY aggression, which is absolutely necessary. There is no divide.
Same! ❤️
It's Art. Sometimes it's pretty, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it's comforting, sometimes it's not. Sometimes it offends, sometimes it wakes you up. It's harmless, it's important and it's necessary.
Euronymous called, he wants you to reevaluate your "harmless" position.
Cary Sledge as a metalhead I agree to agree, and will never disagree.
Timothy Meysenburg and the guy Faust killed.
I don’t think it’s harmless at all. I think art is super powerful when it needs to be
if more people listened to metal, the world would be a better place.
Tim Worley honestly i’m glad most people don’t listen to metal. that’s what makes us such a close community
@@metropolis9323 we arent at all. If more people were open to "outsider" concepts and pure musicianship the world would be better off.
@@metropolis9323 there are subgenre wars. and elitists and anti CORE people and the trve kvlt ONLY ppl .. lol
I always told my parents when I was 13,14 started going to shows.., You'll see a guy with piercings all over his face tattooed all the way up and He's like "what is up buddy-?"- Dan you go to a hip hop show everyone's dressed nice looking good and there the meanest people in the world haha
@@DrummerJez86 you have a pretty low bar for war there boy.
Metal is what brings everything centre. It doesn't judge. It doesn't discriminate. We are ONE
You are right with that comment...when you include elitists however, it changes quite rapidly unfortunately...but those are the real posers, so they do not matter...but only to us and not to other people...
@@mordraug The so called elitists aren't a real problem.
At most there are like a dozen max of these and the worse thing they do is call you a poser.
People overplay their impact.
The moral of the video is "Listen to Gojira"
Omkar Bharambe they're meh-tal
@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 calling gojira meh is pure ignorance
Metal is kinda dead imo. Grind noise is the future. It's all just arrogated notes with pitches. It's like every band today that wants to make it covers lamb of god and Slayer
@@cranklabexplosion-labcentr8245 grind noise is the future? lol gimme a break
Let me guess. You base your guitar playing around arpeggio sweep picking, think that the entire punk genre is literally just three chords, and (obviously) Gojira is the greatest thing in the universe because they talk about saving the planet, right? That seems to be the metalheads MO these days instead of acceptance.
Nice Revocation shirt
I had a feeling it was,the font is just bamboozling thanks for confirming
I pretty much decided to give this video a chance because I saw the thumbnail and said "hey! I have that shirt!"
I’m watching this because I love Revocation 😂
Haha I noticed the Revocation font right away in the thumbnail, then clicked🎸🤘😈
I thought that was Revocation, but like the other guy, I wasn't 100% sure.
Death
Outside of their (his) first album,
Almost all of the songs are about mental health issues, drug abuse, toxic relationships, etc.
Chuck was a stand up guy with a great attitude.
RIP
Rip chuck
Chuck was a gift to the world
RIP Chuck
Wow are you sure you aren't talking about Tori Amos
@@baruch.hashem.7x77 your obsession with Tori is duly noted
I feel like people get lost in translation when it come with metal. Like this man said the lyrics are usually about some pretty deep stuff, which is why i like metal. To me metal has emotion, feeling and inspiration in my daily life. Listen to this man, and maybe any non metal fan may change their opinion.
This video is a huge win for the metal community 🤘
Why on earth doesn't this have more views?!
Share it!
Because metal. 😩
Cuz metal is unpopular
Just coz it's metal
Cause it's liberal propaganda filled with BS man made global warming claims
People hate because we speak the truth
Nah, people hate metal because they don't understand it. Out of any genre, metal is the hardest to get into.
Exactly.
yeah metal is a very aquired taste, and people don't give it a chance
We?
Nah people hate bc we don’t even know what you speak bc we can’t hear it
Only after the last tree's cut
And the last river poisoned
Only after the last fish is caught
Will you find that money cannot be eaten
There is no Genre that tells the truth like Metal
actually that's a very wise phrase from native americans (can't remember the tribe)
Its a part of a letter by chief seattle (?) Sent to US president.
"Only when the last tree has been felt,
the last fish caught,
the last river poisoned,
will you know, that men cannot eat money." - Running Wild - Uaschitschun :)
Listen to Dystopia
"Reclamation" is one of my favorite songs
Pop music is simplistic, manufactured, uninspired, and feel good. Metal is complex, technical, fast, inspired, and intelligent. Heavy metal has lasted for over 3 decades. How many genres of music last that long while managing to keep and recruit die-hard fans?
Not to mention that the complexity makes you smarter! It's not only classical music that does that!
Modern Pop is nothing but waste; all it is is getting money and getting your girlfriend pregnant. Metal and other Rock bands take on performance and team-ship. Metal unites people together and is more powerful than some Justin Berber song. It takes hard-work, time, and a lot of effort in order to create a song with meaning and rhythm.
Justin Bieber hasn't been relevant in years
Nikhil Shrestha *5-6 decades
/mu/ck Dude go lisyen to some rap if you like music with no skill because everything he said is completely true
Metal is on the rise be cause ppl are finally starting to belive the prophecy the water rising rap is gone
We are bonded by blood.
I hope those poor audience members didn't go home and tried to decipher a Cannibal Corpse album as something of value to mankind...
*ENCASED IN CONCRETE*
...GWAR
@@sneedchuck4291 First of all, that's a song, not an album. Second, what's valuable about a man being buried alive in concrete?
@@hiTocopter so society knows whats it like being buried alive in concrete
@@sneedchuck4291 Don't quit your dayjob. I don't think comedy is for you, my friend.
"Speak of a mutually short destruction" …Megadeth, anyone?
QuiXilver Assured Destruction
Mutually assured destruction. In a draft of the talk I had a fleet of songs, one of which was by Megadeth, "Set the World On Fire." Great song.
QuiXilver nice story
Metal Fan tell it to readers digest
metallica fan ;)...
Been a Metal fan all my life and there is no Genre that truly dives into the things the rest of the world pretends doesn't exist. The explanation of Metal music in this video is some of the most eloquent and obviously passionate sentiments I've ever heard. If you listen to the music (Non metal listeners), keep in mind that a lot of the times the lyrics are also metaphors for real social and political issues.
Johnny Grimm thanks man.
Punk, metal, philosophy, books, and poets taught me to think outside the box, be self aware, and develop a wonderful perspective. It also has been extremely cathartic for my emotional health.
Metal and punk have always had socially conscious.
Vanessa Whitehead not really they are most of the times négationnists with lot of pre made opinion, they just say: society sucks but they are too much emotion driven and biased,I was considering myself as a metalhead but I didn’t really like it with all the bias that come with it
@@henripech5276 I guess I must listen to different metal and punk bands than you, then. Not that that's a bad thing! Lol! :) You are right about the difference between the "society sucks" bands and the bands that actually do write socially conscious, political songs.
@@henripech5276 "I was considering myself as a metalhead but I didn’t really like it with all the bias that come with it
" then you never were a metalhead cause you don't know what it means
@@henripech5276 that's just punk. I'm a metalhead and I see a lot more nuanced opinions
@@henripech5276 You've never heard Gojira? They're one of the most optimistic bands yet they are very socially conscious. Not that absolute optimism is always a good thing.
Heavy metal touches on subjects that many other genres are afraid to think about. Funnily enough, metal puts passion into music that's about happy or hopeful subjects, more so than genres that are always happy-go-lucky. Ironic how such a music genre that's akin to a punch in the mouth or a body slam can be so passionate and deliver a happy message. Metal Forever.
This is badass.
Metalheads....life long fans of the music, know.....how deep, how cerebral this music really is.
It's truly a socially conscious music.
Much like rap used to be (before just being about money, bitches, cars and selling drugs) it has purpose, it has human meaning, depth and questions the very deepest of issues.
Excellent work Peter, way to rep with intelligence.
His impressions of the vocalists are so spot on lol
Metal heads look at the world differently than pop culture minds. We see the world in a different light. We see the world how it truly is. The music touches on the problems of the real world. Real feelings. There is simply more emotion and passion in the work than “Hotline Bling” or “Mo Bamba”.
yeah, getting connection with those people who listen to what I call "5 second music" is impossible. Most people I encounter, says that they listen to stuff they like, how, by listen to small part of the song or the lyrics. These people is so lack the ability to see through the truth and have a mind to explore one, poor them.
But pop music also brings entertainment just like metal. It doesn’t have to need substance, it can still be good and the people who listen to it can still be good, deep-minded people.
"Mutually assured destruction" I love how he snuck in that refrence lol
Nice story, tell it to readers digest
@@danevans9776 that's the first thing in my mind. I'm surprised after he said that, he didn't say, It's something you won't find in Readers Digest. Lol
Metal is the only genre except for classical that can keep my attn for extended periods of time. I love all genres, but not all artists. Not that anyone cares what I think, but here I am. Lol
Agreed
WOW!
I love that he's not only talking about the big bands like Megadeth,Nuclear Assault,...BC who knows Xentrix these days?Shows perfectly that the 'underground' is something where little people want to spread big messages,but know one ever hears them.
Love that guy...
Yeah I was chuffed to hear Xentrix get a mention!
I'm here from the metal community!! HAILZ!
Your pretty
Trve Kvlt Hail Satin
G'day
Hey that's great! Next time leave the "hAiLz" at home please
Katie of the Night we are one
I feel in love with metal when I was 3, blame my father
Morgan Morbik no thank your father haha
Same. It’s always the dads lol
Haha same
@@jlynn647 I got it from my mom..?? Hahah
My mom put headphones on her belly playing Tool when i was in the womb
As a metalhead I say that metal, rock, old school hip hop, reggae roots and music that isn't too popular in general awakens consciousness in people's mind, that's why it usually remains underground, meant for a few
Death metal band Vehemence's lyrics:
"The species took control, overpopulated and started consuming
The perfection was ruined and the countdown began
Draining the liquid throughout the ground beneath them
The caves and caverns lost strength and started to implode
The ground shook and they screamed
Down they fell
Murdered by the earth "
The last Cattle Decapitation and Revocation albums are rife with this stuff. Really pretty amazing.
You might like Fire by Affiance. :)
Joe Torres affiance is awesome
Vehemence isn’t death metal... very core deathcore at best
@@DrHoChi You must be deaf to say that. They are Thrash/Death.
Amazing talk. Thrash till death.
You liked Thrash until you heard Death metal?
Nice I like death metal too.
THEY DON'T WANT METAL TO BE POPULAR BECAUSE IT PROMOTES THOUGHT AND INTELLIGENCE......
Exactly
No
Umm, most people can't go through distorted guitars and vocals, and that's it.
I respectfully disagree. Part of the reason it is unpopular is BECAUSE it promotes thought and intelligence.
Um nah it’s not that deep most people just don’t like the sound of Metal 🤷🏼♂️ they don’t get so far as to listen to the lyrics, and that has to do with being close-minded
This speech should have been called environmental messages, from thrash metal songs.
This is amazing. I am so glad our music has Peter Buckland as an ambassador to so many who have no clue what metal can be. \m/ to you , sir!
Thanks Metal Grootvader.
\m/ to you both! Also, love the name Groot! A fem geek and metal head here and I must say regardless of which one of you that may be in you'e pic, if either are you, you're both very cute! ANYWAY, TO ALL OF YOU ALWAYS! \m/! KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK PETER!
Recommend listening; Nuclear Assault - "Critical Mass"
Great album.
Is that a Rhett pfp?
Another oil spill!
Love that album. I’m looking for their patch for my vest lol
Andrew Bellavie yes
It's almost always metallica who turned us into metalheads.
kani niaz slipknot for me
Dlxmz 14 that's because I'm probably way older than you. Lol
yea probably but my 2nd band was tool ;)
Dlxmz 14 I was never into tool. Dunno why
kani niaz for me it was disturbed that got me into metal but Metallica is what got me really further into metal and they are still my favorite bands and now my favorite bands are all thrash (not just the big 4)
He shoulda mentioned cattle decapitation
Jacob Cook I focused on thrash. But you’re right that CD are all about this. Anthropocene Extinction all the way.
Peter Buckland wow I’m surprised you’re going through the comments. I really enjoyed this ted talk.. other than you calling Metallica brutal lol
imlee888 I think this talk is worth it. Thanks for chiming in. Metal is for good conversation!
As for Metallica being brutal. If you look at a TED audience, “One” seems brutal.
I thought it was at 12 especially. Today? Even 20 years ago? Nah. I’d reserved brutal for grindcore & death metal. Once I heard Deicide’s “Legion” or “Once Upon the Cross” (live especially) and Napalm Death’s “Fear.Emptiness.Despair.” I thought., “That’s BRUTAL!”
@@PeterIsInTheForest If you did not listen properly, he was referring to the musical themes of One as "Brutal".
Cattle decapitation is probably in my top three. I'm not any type of vegan activist but you can't deny how angry and vitriol their message is. Beautifully written and played. The same goes for bands like misery index.
Excellent video. I love metal, its about emotion, it is music designed to provoke emotion. The emotion in metal means it is one of the best social consciousness and protest artistic mediums left.
I mean, is there much else music made not to provoke emotion?
You need more art.
Heavy Metal is the Law!
It is wise, intelligent and Life-changing! It is absolutely amazing how strong metal is nowadays, especially underground. Amazing people, strong community, pure love, freedom & magic!
Hailz brothers and sisters! \m/
In The Hall.... Of The Mountain King!
Yes indeed my man
Heavy Metal is the law! Great Helloween song.
Hail all! May metal ALWAYS be the law of your lives! \m/!
You forgot GOJIRA!!!!!!!
Probably doesn't know them yet, they're still relatively new to the big time scene.
The most environmentally friendly metal band
Plaaaasticc Baaagg inn the seeaaaaaa
I love Gojira. I had to pick. In a longer talk I gave I talked about Gojira’s “Global Warming.”
@@PeterIsInTheForest Dude I agree with everything you said.
Proud of being metal
Love to see people wearing revocation shirts. Pretty underrated band
Amazing band
thanks for the recommendation! Listening now!
The video for "one" was my first heavy emotional experience. I was like 9 years old, zero animosity in my life, and then boom. This song was a warning, a preparation, a comfort. I owe my own success to songs like this.
Agalloch is my favorite metal band. Albums like The Mantle, Pale Folklore and Marrow of the Spirit are very artistic, creative, gorgeous. Not very heavy but great to just chill to.
Yeah, Agalloch, Estatic Fear or even Haggard. More "classical" (whatever that means today) than metal, but very enjoyable. Throw there some Summoning in the middle, and it's my personal idea of a nice afternoon.
To be honest, I miss Estatic Fear... just two albums and bam! They're gone ("On hold" according to Encyclopedia Metallum). Well, they say good things doesn't last forever.
They are one of my faves as well. Completely Underrated
Heavy metal music has more meaning than pop music
Yep and thats not up for debate.
I'm pretty sure almost any other music genre has more meaning than pop music
Fax
Metal music has more meaning than any genre. And I have listened a lot to many many genres so I can tell you with my experience metal is the most meaningful
Being better and more meaningful than pop is not some great achievement. XD
clicked because I have that same revocation shirt haha
SaturdayNightSocks yes!
saaameee
I have the green reanimated t-shirt from the first album myself 😏
Gotta give my man props for bringing of Xentrix. Super underrated band
Fantastic. Thanks Peter. Still rings true now more than ever.
A huge salute to you Sir !!!!!
I’m so glad someone is finally educating people on metal. Thank you
Holy... just got goosebumps. I listened to Children of the Grave this morning. No, not on my phone or computer, but on my ancient ipod. Kismet baby. I could talk metal all day!
-Love, little metal mama
Revocation man I'm so happy Dave and the boys are repped everywhere.
"Hello sir, do you have time to talk about Nightwish? Here in Finland we have this band called Nightwish and it has a message to tell." 😎🤟The message.
Wacken Open Air 2013 Ghost Love Score
Dystopia Megadeth
Rust in Peace is better
Great albums. Dystopia is great for the new distrust of government the way Forbidden does. And there’s a fair amount of environmental awareness on Rust in Peace & Countdown.
Even the name itself Megadeth is a reference. 1 Megadeath is a million deaths caused by a nuclear bomb.
@@deltarunefan7730 Subject matter-wise, Dystopia is slightly more contemporary and talks a little more directly about real stuff than Rust.
That's what I love Metal since 1983, it puts my feet on the ground. And it's fun, virtuoso, strong and hard as real life is.
I wonder what "Eaten Back To Life" can tell us about the future lol
Chelsea Thorne Homicidal fools driving automobiles will be the downfall of the American family as we know it
@@TheTrueRoker Damn, you right
I have been listening metal over 10 years and those are the top bands that I love. I couldn't understand why I love those than others. Now I know thank you 🤘
2:43 that was actual good wtf
How did I not know that TEDx had metal talks? Metal brought me into social awareness. I just didn't know how involved our country really was for a while. I'll be up for a while longer now watching the physics of moshing next.
A wise person once said, "metal is reality".
yooo hes wearing a revocation shirt too. that's my favorite band \m/
Saw them live opening up for Whitechapel and Cannibal. Hadn't listened much before but now I'm a full supporter! Great live show!
Be cool if he mentioned Two Minutes To Midnight by Iron Maiden, one of the best songs about Nuclear war.
Metal has kept me alive all this time
3:20- reference to megadeth-swetting bullets
Yep
Megadeth didn't invent that concept or saying you know, google it
@@klumpos Megadeth made it relatable and famous for metalheads, which is the topic of the talk.
"Ask A Metalhead" - We need a YT channel, podcast, or other series program like that...
Watched this and After Forever's Equally Destructive played in my head. :))
Wish he brought up cattle decap. I went to school for environmental science and they’re one of my favorite bands because the lyrical content matches my class subject matter
As a headbanger I’ve always felt that metal touches the parts of the heart that only art can. So I give this guy no thumbs but rather metal horns up! Nice talk. Although I would’ve keep those growls to my self.
Perfect talk
Amazed that he didn't bring up the vegan death metal band Cattle Decapitation. Their most recent albums especially dealing with these kinds of topics. Worth reading their lyrics, really well written!
I love the fact that Peter was wearing a Revocation t-shirt! YES!
thankyou to this man. now i know what joy Revocation is... been a metalhead 13 years and never come across them.
Its a treat for your ears
I dont want to link anything but strongly suggest you to listen to Mgla - exercises in futility VI (live version) or the whole album. and read the lyrics. even if you dont like the music, but i bet you can at least in some way relate to it, what they say.
My current favorite band. Riffs are so catchy and great drumming.
That Revocation shirt!!!🤙🏻🤙🏻🤙🏻
Nice reference to Forbidden! Such an underrated band.
Thank you!
kreator has a lot of great lyrics in their first albums, i love them!
They should John Kevill the frontman of Warbringer. His philosophy of wars is incredible.
Didn’t expect to hear an Xentrix reference! Awesome
As Ozzy says, Rock and roll is my religion and my love.
5:00 I was hoping he was leading up to a quote from Napalm Death: Multinational corporations, genocide of the starving nations
Probably would have been a bit worrying for the audience if he'd sung it
Why is there an esp and a $700 Marshall and he doesn’t even look at them the whole time
Now that's fishy
Man I enjoyed watching this video,
I hope more people see this..
Rock on my friend 🤘✌🙏
Metal truly is an expressive and cathartic art form and outlet for everyone. Metal is diverse in thought and philosophy. Metal is global. Metal is therapy. Metal will live on.
fit for an autopsy, Thy art is murder, gojira, MaYaN and others all have songs about issues that plague the us or the world as a whole. Maybe people should listen to this genre so they can actually understand the seriousness of the situation we are in lol.
Ffaa is awesome af
Yeah, but I always hear the words "I can't understand what they're saying"
Damn right, I'd say many bands from the genre have - or maybe that's my tendency to listen to bands that actually include topics like these instead of bawling about a drunkard's adventure of the last night. I'm not really into drinking songs 😅. I'd probably add Heaven Shall Burn, Caliban and Epica to that list, Purest of Pain, too 🤔
Any Dream Theater fans here? I’ve been listening to them a lot lately 🤘🏻
Stop Wasting Time on TH-cam I would either start with the first album “When Dream & Day Unite” or their second one “Images & Words”
Both of those are great starting points in my opinion 🙂
Better than all the poopshitz listed here
@Stop Wasting Time on TH-cam also some opeth
Yeah 🤘
A fellow prog metalhead 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
@Stop Wasting Time on TH-cam If you're a big metalhead start with Train of Thought. It's their most metal album and helped turn me into a huge DT fan. When Dream and Day Unite is with their first singer who wasn't that good, so while the music is good I wouldn't start there (the live versions of those songs with the current singer are much better).
Was instantly very happy to see the Revocation t-shirt! Great vid!
I’d love to live in a country of metal heads
I wouldn’t hate humans as much as I do now
2019 Exit 111 this dude was in the Slayer Pit who else was there
Check out POWER TRIP
I just saw Slayer at the Giant Center in Hershey, PA. Was awesome to see them play with Ministry and Primus.
Revocation !! 🤘
I really like this guy. Smart, well-educated on the topics, good examples, great speech.
Beautiful
Starts off talking about Metallica off on a great start I already like this guy
He didn't mention Cattle Decapitation...
At last I've got someone who is talking about metal and climate change! Superb
Excellent. One of the best Ted talks I've seen and I'm not just being metal biased ... well maybe I am because the messages in metal strike the core.