Death Metal Special - Full Documentary 1993 - VHS (FULL VIDEO)
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- DEATH METAL SPECIAL (Full Documentary 1993 VHS)
Death Metal documentary based around the death metal scene in Florida, Tampa 1993.
Documentary with excerpts from concerts and interviews with band members of Slayer, Gorguts, Atheist, Demolition Hammer, Death, Cannibal Corpse, Sepultura, Entombed, Morbid Angel and producer Scott Burns..
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OBSCURE METAL DEMOS AND CULTS.
LIVE BOOTS AND HAILS. OLD VIDEOS.
THE GLORY DAYS.
THIS IS WHAT OMC EXISTS FOR.
AN ARCHIVE OF EXTREME METAL FOR THOSE WHO SEEK IT. AN ALTAR TO WORSHIP THE BLACK FLAME, FOR AS LONG AS IT IS "OK" BY THE MASTERS OF THE INTERVERSE.
THIS CHANNEL EXISTS ONLY TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE OBSCURE MUSIC. TO ENSHRINE CLASSIC EXTREME METAL. TO ARCHIVE AND KEEP THE TRUE CULTS ALIVE FOR ALL GENERATIONS TO COME. NO MONEY IS MADE, NO RIGHTS INFRINGED, NO STATUS FOR US. WE ARE NOT HERE TO STEAL FROM ARTISTS (NO ADS ON OUR PART - NO COMMERCIALIZATION), WE ARE HERE TO DOCUMENT HAILS AND STAND AS A GREAT ARCHIVAL FRONT TO THE WAR AGAINST METAL. TO SHOW THE HISTORY OF WHAT ONCE WAS AND SHALL FOREVER BE.
IF YOU STILL THINK OTHERWISE, EAT SHIT!
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That Slayer security chief is one of the smartest, in tune with the audience people I've seen in the music industry. He might be retired now but if he's not he needs to be employed by another band now that Slayer is no longer with us.
I tend to agree, he’s knows how to use the “yes, but” technique of communication. Always a diplomatic and effective move. Everybody gets something they need.
I've been in slayer pits and they are brutal but you fall and there's 5 guys picking you up making sure your OK. Old school mosh pit etiquette
Hell yeah for real it's like a special unspoken rules in a way
I had that happen to me at slayer shows back in the day. Everyone was always bigger than me lol but believe it or not there was always a couple guys to help me out and give me a pat on the back. Thankfully I never took a cheap shot. I saw that happen but it was dealt with immediately.
now you can get karate kicked in the face smh
Love how Slayer, to this day is the only thrash band is truly embraced by the death metal scene...Slayer took so many death metal bands on tour...always welcomed on death metal stages....
I was hoping that David Vincent would have had more of a spotlight in this video, aside from just a few minutes at the end. 😐 There was a great contrast of points of view from everyone interviewed anyway. Cool video!
This is History
I Love METAL 🤘👹🤘
Same
@Rasmus_Lundgren2005 Same here!
Rap artists fill prison cells... Death metal musicians do not. Sheriffs have fear of losing their jobs now.
Good point!
🖤 Good old times! I was 15 years old.
David Vincent the real William Murderface 😂🤣
My teenage years, best times.
Its an Artefact Archive🤘🤘🤘
Wow those scholars are right in their assesments, kind makes me sad.... time for more death metal! lol
Good doc
I love death metal 💀 😈 🤘 😝
This was cool
Slayer is NOT death metal lolz.
Be sure to check out my Death Metal band...
Fully Cooked Sewage.
The interviewer girl is beautiful
Slayer is thrash not death
The opened a new door into sonic brutality though…I think they’re totally relevant to the DM topic because of the Reign In Blood album.
@@midnightcassettelibrary5171it’s thrash
@@kipdrippers I never said they weren’t, I’m saying they are relevant to how DM came to be. Also genre policing is exhausting and not worth it imo.
@@kipdripperstalking about death metal and not mentioning slayer is like talking about heavy metal and not mentioning deep purple, can't be done my man
Exactly but alot of death metal bands were inspired by them .But very true Slayer isn't death they are Thrash .
If this is one death metal why is slayer in it? No thanks
Slayer had a HUGE influence on death metal, that's why. Plus, I recall in the Combat Records 1986 tour VHS with Slayer, Exodus, Venom that "Hell Awaits" was listed as death metal. That was the heaviest shit around at the time. Plus, songs like "The Necrophiliac" are responsible for Cannibal Corpse's whole career. They even covered Slayer's "Reign In Blood" in 1993 while Barned was still in the band (you can find that video on Jack Owen's youtube). Check out Monstrosity's cover of "Angel of Death" to see how important Slayer is to death metal.
@@archangelofcoffee922 yea...no. slayer should not be included in anything death metal related as they were speed/thrash. There was an lp released once called death metal and it had zero death metal bands on it. Slayer should never have been included in this documentary what a fucking joke.
@@archangelofcoffee922 oh btw I've been listening to death metal since 1984...you're not telling me anything I don't already know but clearly you're uneducated if you think slayer has anything to do with death metal. You're now muted for not knowing anything about death metal
@@archangelofcoffee922 also you don't seem to know that before cannibal. Played death metal they were a thrash band...the first album is mostly thrash lmfao don't forget the Metallica and black Sabbath covers they did.derp!!!
@@archangelofcoffee922 true