The history of Stoner/Doom/Drone part 3 "Forever Midnight" (1980-1990)
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- The Satanic Panic takes hold in the 80's as metal bands openly embrace Satanic imagery. Punk begins meshing with metal, and rumblings begin in the northwest.
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You gotta make a Spotify playlist of every song you used for this series. Awesome work dude! Rock n’ roll
I hope one day you will make part 4! Really enjoyed these videos
What would part 4 focus on ? More modern doom ?
@@AspiringSpaceWizard i guess so… I’m not an expert on the field but I would think that something must have happened in this genre between 1991 until now
Yeah, no mention of Sleep or Electric Wizard. Also stuff like Khanate
@@theherdmeister9928Yeah! Was kind of waiting for that as well
really glad youtube decided to recommend these videos to me, did not expect to watch all 3 parts in a row
Dude, enjoying this. Part 4?
I’m enjoying these videos so far! It would have been cool if you mentioned YDI and their album Black Dust, which is one of the earliest examples of Sludge although it is not Sludge all the way.
Super good research man and it's fun to learn this stuff - I'm so glad EHG was formed on 4-20
Nice documentary, i'm glad it includes Black Flag, Kyuss and The Melvins in Part 3, Across the River are also there, really good job.
What a fantastic series. Hoping that part four will come out eventually.
Witchfinder general what a great band they were fantastic nwobhm
They have more influence on doom along with st vitus more so then sabbath. Sabbath was just the biggest band that spread doom to the masses but bands mentioned in here briefly have more impact
I admire your work a lot. Thanks for taking the time for these! Please you should do one on American punk from 79-85. That would be awesome!
I've DEFFINITELY toyed with the idea of doing this exact thing for Punk. FOR SURE. The only thing is these take SOOO much time to write and make, that when I get done with one I'm completely burned out on making more.
@Ronald Drump mostly the Hardcore punk scene not punk punk. I think I understand that alot of the garage bands in that time like the Stones and the Animals etc..
You have done good on these videos man! Keep it up!
Glad you’re back
Great work!!!
P.. From Russia with love!)))
Incredible work, but I was expecting The Fall of Because as early sludge-industrial band being mentioned, and later Godflesh as industrial with doom and sludge elements in their selftitled EP in 88 and Streetcleaner in 89
Also Lou Reed only released metal machine music to get kicked off his label
John Smith Please What is The Soundtrack To all 3 Parts oF GREAT Information
Well done! The only thing that struck me as 'off' is that Wino didn't split from Vitus in 1985, he was already doing The Obsessed then (their s/t was recorded that yr but not released until 5 yrs beyond via the Hellhound label) Scott Reagers was the original Vitus vocalist - and a killer one at that - but didn't enjoy the touring life, and while touring the east coast, met up with Wino as the tough shredder whose band was The Obsessed. Apparently there were amicable talks of him replacing Reagers, who wanted out, and Wino being a fan of Vitus, agreed to join up as the vocalist only, not wanting to step on Vitus guitarist/founder Dave Chandler's toes by coming in as a second guitarist. Over the subsequent few records beyond Born Too Late (Wino's debut with the band in 1986) Wino contributed some guitar work here and there, and all these yrs later on youtube, you can watch live footage of them from around that late 80s era where Dave & Wino are both playing. After Vitus Vol V (1990) Wino left Vitus to reform The Obsessed (Lunar Womb in '91, then signed to Columbia Records for The Church Within in '94) leaving Vitus to work with Count Raven vocalist Christian Linderson on 1992s Children of Doom prior to original vocalist Reagers returning for what Chandler considers the bands finest moment, Die Healing 1995.
Whoof! What a journey! Awesome work too bad you’ve quit TH-cam man
Whats the Song That Starts Around 2.minutes in. its a Heavy Cool Song. whats it Called
Finally my peeps!!
Doom on brothers and sisters and stay excellent \m/_
part 4?
To this day TROUBLE is in my top 5, rest easy Eric Wagner.
Unfortunately you forgot to mention REVELATION, DREAM DEATH, SOLITUDE AETURNUS & BLACK HOLE, who had a pretty big influence on doom metal bands that got more popular in 1990's
And SKIDDY UNDIES. 🤘
@@silverapples75 They were black metal.
*...next stop: Palm Desert, California!*
Kyuss
Been cool to include a band from 1970 i beleive called Bulbous Creation
Can someone please tell me the name of the song in the beginning
Da Music is Great
2:44 sorry, where was that again?
Love the docs but sometimes it feels more like an occult doc than a stoner or drone/doom doc.
They kinda go hand in hand i think.
Especially with doom
This is an okay documentary. But there is too much focus on sabbath and just brushes over bands that have a bigger impact on doom
Now you're talking about grunge? This documentary rules but it's all over the place
Wheres part 4?
Where part 4 is.
you're living it
When the 4th?
When the 4th.
@@404TVfr Waiting fo it! :)
@@mariobucci5683 for*
Daughter voice crack lol
The fbi covered it all up
Dude where are part 3 and 4 of the ren and stimpy documentary?
I have them reuploaded on my channel.
They were pulled due to Viacom. They're on Dailymotion, or check out the aforementioned link.
Cheers guys!
@@JohnSmith-yh2ut btw, if you want me to take down the reuploads of your documentary I'll gladly do it. I just reuploaded it for archival purposes.
@@MrOneOne5ive360 As long as I'm given credit we're cool if it's pulled.
part 4?