I saw this band play at a bar in downtown Chicago over the weekend and I have to tell you they rocked harder than any band out there! Just the three of them got on stage and played like they were at a sold out Madison Square Garden! They earned my respect and I salute these hardcore mother fuckers!
I’ve seen them twice at a bar in Minneapolis. They played for a hundred people as if it were thousands. I have never seen such a blend of passion and honesty.
The thing I admire about Anvil the most is that they never folded or changed despite being jerked around by record labels and hampered by financial struggles. They continued to make records and do tours above all this. They have also outlasted many more commercially successful bands who sold stacks of albums but no longer exist by the number of records to their discography and their sheer longevity. Can't wait for the new album coming this month!
I think its cool that they're still around releasing albums but idk about the rest. In their documentary they desperately wanted any record label to sign them. They weren't really jerked around due to lack of interest instead of integrity for their sound imo
Saw these guys last week. They are still amazing. It was a very small venue and maybe 30 people there. But they still played their asses off like they were in front of a crowd of 50,000 at a stadium. The best part though, is you can tell they were truly having a fun time playing.
METAL ON METAL !!! , please pass my chardonnay . Saw an ad for a local show and had to look it up and here we are . Still rolling in 2024 good on them .
Man, I wish these guys all the success that they deserve. They have worked so hard for so long, without getting a break. Lips seems like such a good guy. Whatever you say about these guys, they are not quitters. RESPECT!
The documentary describes a band that worked hard many, many years and never got big. But yet they still struggled on. Now all that effort is admireable!!!
Saw that band in Montreal in 1983 and 1985 I was with a couple of chicks so we ended up backstage partying with them I still have the drum stick the drummer gave me what a great band and really cool guys
You can say whatever you want about anvil. Music is more than sound in the radio, being famous with mansions and expensive cars. Music is feeling. Is love for the things that you do. Anvil never died.
Been watching their documentary on Netflix, I was thinking it was all a parody like Spinal Tap until I googled the band. Now I feel compelled to learn more about the band and support them.
Easily to believe, since it feels like a mockumentary because they are such ridiculous stereotypes. Funny that the passing of a few decades can turn something sub-mediocre into something which is viewed a "classic".
guitar cables don't melt at 20,000 degrees Charlie Sheen didn't Rob The Treasure of a trillion dollars I got the documents I'm risking my life here folks
I met Anvil in the 80's when I was a teenager, then I stopped hear about this band for many years until I watched That Metal Show talking about the premiere of the documentary many years ago. Being a drummer in a rock band in the late 80's and early 90's in my country and my band fell apart, seeing the dedication, the most heroic effort and the love of these guys about they do, made my eyes watered when i watched the documentary. They deserve an award, they are one of the forerunners of Metal.
I'm into hardcore and punk, but bands like Anvil (and other 80s thrash bands) are what led me to punk. So it will be with great pleasure that I will go see Anvil in Dallas on May 19th, 2018. Went to a Turnstile gig last night (April 24 in Austin) and couldn't believe I saw an Anvil flyer! I'm moving to Ft. Worth in 2 weeks so I'll drive an hour to see Anvil in Dallas. Man, they've got to be in their 60s and still doing this?! Well, I'm 50 & still in the pit & stage diving so I guess age is only how you live/think/feel.
My Brother Jeff had this album in 1982 and was a BIG fan, he had an Anvil patch on his jacket next to his Judas Priest. He virtually promoted this song and band in CT before anyone new who they were. I love you brother and wish I could have been there when you made that choice. RIP Jeff.
There is something incredibly metal about the 747 landing while Lips is shredding out the main solo and then the guys chilling out backstage with refreshments etc. Just absolute prime raging Canadian Steel here. Also the main riff is the perfect example of the Phrygian Mode in action.
@@geogeo2299 Anvil playing this at a rocket or space shuttle launch? Cannot imagine anything more metal! To Boldly Go Where No Headbanger Has Gone Before 🚀
I hate to say it, but Nagoya Baseball Stadium is nowhere near any airport. I thought it was at first too, but that's just footage of (presumably) Anvil arriving in Japan.
In 1983 at 17 years old, 2 friends of mine had tickets for Zebra at the Palladium in NYC. I wasn't a big fan of them but they were okay and it was a night out. I had never heard of the band that opened for them and usually didn't pay much mind to opening bands anyway (bad move.) But they were so freakin' heavy! The song "Forged in Fire" was as heavy as it got! Keep in mind this was before some of the heavy bands came out. This song was heavier than Maiden or Priest songs because it was just so dark. Lip playing guitar with that vibrator was another attention getter. I've been an Anvil fan since.
I watched the Story of Anvil for the second time yesterday and saw myself in 20 years, for the second time :) These guys are authentically in love with Metal and deserve recognition much more than other famous bands. Keep on rockin' !!
Even if you don't want to follow them musically, follow them in the sense of how they felt about music. They WOULD NOT give up even though they never became famous at all. They didn't give 2 shits if people didn't like them, they just wanted to keep playing tunes. I love Anvil and they are a pretty great example of dedication.
They definitely do not suck! You people must be on crack. I've been a fan for years and seen them live, they are very talented musicians. These guys are all heart and stick true to their roots, never selling out. That's probably why they don't live in mansions and drive nice cars, they're all passion.
J.D. Ødegård To be successful, you have to have some talent, Kiss being the only gimmick exception. Even if that talent is simple songwriting which Anvil never possessed.
+Scott N the only reason kiss made a shit load of money is because they made two movies and made a god knows how much merchandise that wasn't necessary and cause of genes to shows
Went to their live performance last night. They are fucking awesome. Still better than most bands I've seen. The Live energy was insane, the music was dead clean. I've heard worse audio at professional concerts not held in small venues like the one they played in Melbourne.
Lips,i watched your doco,here in Australia,and i laughed n cried and sang n trashed some furniture dancin,i wanna say man,hang onto your dreams and stick with ya bro.for music is the key as you know ..not money....your fan 4 ever and i'm 53 hahahaha
Saw these guys when I was in University of Guelph before they were called Anvil. I can still remember them playing "Bondage" to close the show. Met Lips at a show a year or so ago and he remembered that evening and told me that after that show, they wrote March of The Crabs.
Anvil was awesome....A lot of people never heard of them because they come from Canada and didn't get a lot of airtime in the states. I knew of them way back. Being from Up-State New York and so close to Canada I heard of them and they are ass kicking rockers.
I was a teen/young adult in the late 70s/early 80s and a metal fan. Every group of metalhead buddies had that one odd looking long haired dude that was weird, but a good guy and good friend that always had your back. I'm talking about the one that was over the top metal from head to toe! I bet Steve "Lips" Kudlow was that dude in someone's group of metalhead buddies!
They made it. For us hardcore metal fans theyll always be a standard in metal. Posers wont understand nor will new generation metal heads. Keep on bangin' metal is alive and well!
WOW this brings me back as Anvil was the first band i saw live during maidens number of the beast. Always makes me smile to see bands from so far back still rocking
The Story of Anvil is the best rock documentary ever. Seeing the band walk out on a full Japanese audience was really moving. One of the best thrash bands and a shame they never made it huge.
What would you consider them then? In their early years they really rode the line between thrash and speed and in my opinion were close enough to thrash to be considered it
David O'Hara They arnt thrash. They may have helped influence thrash, but they arnt thrash. Id never call them speed metal either which is basically thrash. They are more traditional than anything else.
i was never really into this kind of thrash metal back in the day. however i've recently grown to love it and just seen the documentary and really love this band.
This song is like my definition of metal music. The beat and the guitar riff. I just hate that the lead guitar player was still inside that airplane that was landing that he was not seen in the video playing the solo.
The Howling Forge stop generalizing entire genres of music. I don’t like mumble rap either but I’ve not heard all of it either so I have no idea if it’s all bad. You’re just jealous that people are successful doing something that you don’t like.
Of all the artists I had on my jean jacket canvass in 85, Anvil was one of them, for sure ! I always wondered what happened to them? I work in a video store so I came across the Documentary....then found out Anvil was opening for Alice Cooper...naturally I had to go! Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
To go on for decades without getting famous and rich. Anvil (specially Lips) are true Metalheads with a real Metalheart,they just love what they do and I love Anvil!
What a lot of people forget is Anvil were part of the few metal bands (others were bands like Metallica and megadeath) which helped to popularise thrash metal and bury hair metal and if you watch the documentary Lars does kind of hint towards that point
In film we're studying documentaries. Their doc was one we have been studying. My uncle is into stuff like this so I've always known of them and similar bands. At this point they were awesome.
I saw this band play at a bar in downtown Chicago over the weekend and I have to tell you they rocked harder than any band out there! Just the three of them got on stage and played like they were at a sold out Madison Square Garden! They earned my respect and I salute these hardcore mother fuckers!
Im seeing them at the Shakedown tonight. Bringing my camera :)
@@davidveatch5145 You're in for a treat my friend!
I’ve seen them twice at a bar in Minneapolis. They played for a hundred people as if it were thousands. I have never seen such a blend of passion and honesty.
I live in Chicago and am curious, which bar was it?
@@mariopalos9238 Reggies
The thing I admire about Anvil the most is that they never folded or changed despite being jerked around by record labels and hampered by financial struggles. They continued to make records and do tours above all this. They have also outlasted many more commercially successful bands who sold stacks of albums but no longer exist by the number of records to their discography and their sheer longevity. Can't wait for the new album coming this month!
I can’t believe I posted this comment as AnvilHead213 that many years ago and that it’s still here! I still love Anvil and heavy metal by the way \M/
I think its cool that they're still around releasing albums but idk about the rest. In their documentary they desperately wanted any record label to sign them. They weren't really jerked around due to lack of interest instead of integrity for their sound imo
@@rawkguy4896 I wrote this comment such a long time ago as AnvilHead213. I can't say that I really disagree with you there.
Saw these guys last week. They are still amazing.
It was a very small venue and maybe 30 people there. But they still played their asses off like they were in front of a crowd of 50,000 at a stadium.
The best part though, is you can tell they were truly having a fun time playing.
Damn, love to see this band live.
What's a Canuck you ask? A hard-nosed, hard-headed, heavier-than-metal fan..that's the fk what!👽🖤🤘
METAL ON METAL !!! , please pass my chardonnay . Saw an ad for a local show and had to look it up and here we are . Still rolling in 2024 good on them .
We watched their documentary in class at school. Anvil just got another fan! :D
Thats fucking sick
thats a badass class
Just finished watching it. Never give up on your dreams
Spinal tap? Good doc
DrGamerOfficial - Loke I want to be in your class
Man, I wish these guys all the success that they deserve. They have worked so hard for so long, without getting a break. Lips seems like such a good guy. Whatever you say about these guys, they are not quitters. RESPECT!
The documentary describes a band that worked hard many, many years and never got big. But yet they still struggled on. Now all that effort is admireable!!!
This band was hugely appriciated in underground metal scene back in 80's and 90's in Finland.
Sounds intriguing. Intrigue on intrigue, intriguing!
Saw that band in Montreal in 1983 and 1985 I was with a couple of chicks so we ended up backstage partying with them I still have the drum stick the drummer gave me what a great band and really cool guys
You can say whatever you want about anvil.
Music is more than sound in the radio, being famous with mansions and expensive cars.
Music is feeling. Is love for the things that you do.
Anvil never died.
Anvil still sucks. They didn't get anywhere til that documentary because the fucking suck. Objectively.
They suck because they weren't sellouts? Okay well sellouts suck. lol
englishsteel2347 there more popular than your sorry ass!
rex kararocker its a good band, i like anvil a lot.... but they are not the best in their kínd. No offense, respect for this guys! lml
Anvil never lived.
Listening to Anvil for the first time and loving it!
Chris Covers fart
Man, these guys are everything you need to be an awesome metal band, especially in the 80's. Shame they never really got huge like they deserve.
I have been an Anvil fan ever since the day in March 1983 that I bought the "Metal On Metal" album. Damn was I soo blown away that day!
Andrew Chase you have mu respect man!!! :)
Same here 🍻
Been watching their documentary on Netflix, I was thinking it was all a parody like Spinal Tap until I googled the band. Now I feel compelled to learn more about the band and support them.
ShadyGrady71, the documentary is killer. It would be fun to watch the Anvil Doc after Spinal Tap with some friends. Ask them which one is real?
is Spinal Tap an actual band too? bcs they do have that one song lol ?
Easily to believe, since it feels like a mockumentary because they are such ridiculous stereotypes. Funny that the passing of a few decades can turn something sub-mediocre into something which is viewed a "classic".
@@petar2761 spinal tap was based on prog band Yes.
Me too!
There's enough metal in this song to rebuild the Twin Towers, twice.
guitar cables don't melt at 20,000 degrees Charlie Sheen didn't Rob The Treasure of a trillion dollars I got the documents I'm risking my life here folks
That didn’t make any fucking sense you prick
Quadruplet towers doesn't really have the same ring to it.
can we say quad towers
The bigger the cushion, the more for the pushin if you know what I mean....
I met Anvil in the 80's when I was a teenager, then I stopped hear about this band for many years until I watched That Metal Show talking about the premiere of the documentary many years ago. Being a drummer in a rock band in the late 80's and early 90's in my country and my band fell apart, seeing the dedication, the most heroic effort and the love of these guys about they do, made my eyes watered when i watched the documentary. They deserve an award, they are one of the forerunners of Metal.
I'm into hardcore and punk, but bands like Anvil (and other 80s thrash bands) are what led me to punk. So it will be with great pleasure that I will go see Anvil in Dallas on May 19th, 2018. Went to a Turnstile gig last night (April 24 in Austin) and couldn't believe I saw an Anvil flyer! I'm moving to Ft. Worth in 2 weeks so I'll drive an hour to see Anvil in Dallas. Man, they've got to be in their 60s and still doing this?! Well, I'm 50 & still in the pit & stage diving so I guess age is only how you live/think/feel.
Crooked Halo, Enjoy the show! I hope to see them in Winnipeg in the near future. \m/
One word :
ANVIL!!
👄
Canada's finest. Anvil's metal on metal was one of the first LP's I bought & one of the best. Love it. Especially when played super loud.
My Brother Jeff had this album in 1982 and was a BIG fan, he had an Anvil patch on his jacket next to his Judas Priest. He virtually promoted this song and band in CT before anyone new who they were.
I love you brother and wish I could have been there when you made that choice. RIP Jeff.
Six years later, hope your still keeping the flame burning buddy 🤘
This song and album was my anthem. Saw them live in '83, before Forged in Fire was out...METAL ON METAL!!!
There is something incredibly metal about the 747 landing while Lips is shredding out the main solo and then the guys chilling out backstage with refreshments etc.
Just absolute prime raging Canadian Steel here.
Also the main riff is the perfect example of the Phrygian Mode in action.
I suspect watching the launch of a space rocket would be even more satisfying!
@@geogeo2299 Anvil playing this at a rocket or space shuttle launch? Cannot imagine anything more metal! To Boldly Go Where No Headbanger Has Gone Before 🚀
I hate to say it, but Nagoya Baseball Stadium is nowhere near any airport. I thought it was at first too, but that's just footage of (presumably) Anvil arriving in Japan.
@@MikeBarnett1776 Well…in any case, it’s cool to see the 747 in the video. Anvil just never got their due.
@@vinaymulukutla358 I totally agree. Fortunately for us, we'll be seeing Anvil live in Orlando on the 26th!
My buddies and I saw these guys Play the GASWORKS in downtown Toronto very cool band very cool Metalbar to the 80s are gone a great decade
映画を見ました!! 全く知らないバンドでしたが ファンになりました！！ 50代の今も続けてきた事に感動 ！ 感激です！ 日本に来たら ぜひライブへ行きたいです！ ！！
くりばやしあけみ I agree
Aquí no hablamos taca taca
I played at a show in Iowa at wildwood and these guys headlined probably my favorite set I've seen in a long time
Anvil is one of the best Metal bad ever. Following them since the beginning and never stopped. Waiting to see them agai o s
In 1983 at 17 years old, 2 friends of mine had tickets for Zebra at the Palladium in NYC. I wasn't a big fan of them but they were okay and it was a night out. I had never heard of the band that opened for them and usually didn't pay much mind to opening bands anyway (bad move.) But they were so freakin' heavy! The song "Forged in Fire" was as heavy as it got! Keep in mind this was before some of the heavy bands came out. This song was heavier than Maiden or Priest songs because it was just so dark. Lip playing guitar with that vibrator was another attention getter.
I've been an Anvil fan since.
Thank fellow metal head
Irons 🤘🏻💀🏁🏴☠️🇺🇲🇨🇦🇬🇧
Robb was and still is one hell of a drummer!
I watched the Story of Anvil for the second time yesterday and saw myself in 20 years, for the second time :) These guys are authentically in love with Metal and deserve recognition much more than other famous bands. Keep on rockin' !!
Saw them live in Orlando several years back and they still were awesome!
Even if you don't want to follow them musically, follow them in the sense of how they felt about music. They WOULD NOT give up even though they never became famous at all. They didn't give 2 shits if people didn't like them, they just wanted to keep playing tunes. I love Anvil and they are a pretty great example of dedication.
They definitely do not suck! You people must be on crack. I've been a fan for years and seen them live, they are very talented musicians. These guys are all heart and stick true to their roots, never selling out. That's probably why they don't live in mansions and drive nice cars, they're all passion.
J.D. Ødegård To be successful, you have to have some talent, Kiss being the only gimmick exception. Even if that talent is simple songwriting which Anvil never possessed.
+Scott N you say that cause it's not an commercial song it's trully rock n'roll
+Scott N the only reason kiss made a shit load of money is because they made two movies and made a god knows how much merchandise that wasn't necessary and cause of genes to shows
+Ollie Fletcher kiss sucks anvil rules
+Scott N most if kiss songs to cheesy and gene his says rock n roll is dead. Rock n roll ain't dead
One of the best drummers right there.
Calm down
50 years old was a rocker in high school in Toronto and never heard of these guys before now???
Went to their live performance last night. They are fucking awesome. Still better than most bands I've seen. The Live energy was insane, the music was dead clean. I've heard worse audio at professional concerts not held in small venues like the one they played in Melbourne.
They played at the school cafeteria where Lipps works, lol
+Lord McSatan They did? I didn't think he worked their anymore.
Lips,i watched your doco,here in Australia,and i laughed n cried and sang n trashed some furniture dancin,i wanna say man,hang onto your dreams and stick with ya bro.for music is the key as you know ..not money....your fan 4 ever and i'm 53 hahahaha
This is one hell of a Metal Anthem.
If all people had their level of dedication and heart--the world would be a very different place.
R.I.P Dave Allison, We Love Ya Bro😭
Saw Anvil back in the day.Unforgettable!
This is flat out one of the top metal anthems of all time, period.
Excellent song, always been a fan of the drummer world class in my opinion. Anvil deserve to be recognised without any sympathy. Good band!
Good ol'days!!!!!!!!! Anvil rules!
Saw these guys when I was in University of Guelph before they were called Anvil. I can still remember them playing "Bondage" to close the show. Met Lips at a show a year or so ago and he remembered that evening and told me that after that show, they wrote March of The Crabs.
David,Nigel,Derek and Ric...The REAL Spinal Tap right here folks,
Anvil was awesome....A lot of people never heard of them because they come from Canada and didn't get a lot of airtime in the states. I knew of them way back. Being from Up-State New York and so close to Canada I heard of them and they are ass kicking rockers.
Did Anvil write the songs for the Spinal Tap movie ? Totally their style.
Hahah, I'm sure they probably did! Anvil and Spinal Tap rulezzzzzz!!!
Wasn't Spinal Tap based on Anvils story?
@@GhostlyGrimoire nah i think its more Saxon/maiden based👍
@@GhostlyGrimoire it was based on Yes.
I was a teen/young adult in the late 70s/early 80s and a metal fan. Every group of metalhead buddies had that one odd looking long haired dude that was weird, but a good guy and good friend that always had your back. I'm talking about the one that was over the top metal from head to toe! I bet Steve "Lips" Kudlow was that dude in someone's group of metalhead buddies!
Any blacksmith that's worth his anvil, should be playing this song in his shop.
😂😂😂😂😂
They made it. For us hardcore metal fans theyll always be a standard in metal. Posers wont understand nor will new generation metal heads.
Keep on bangin' metal is alive and well!
These guys are cool. The singer has balls.
When I was 14 ..12 years ago I saw their movie and I said that's it!! That's what I wanna do..and I've been working on it since then
Oh 🇨🇦 such pure original talent.
One of the best underutilized bands in Heavy Metal to this very day...
This is really good
WOW this brings me back as Anvil was the first band i saw live during maidens number of the beast. Always makes me smile to see bands from so far back still rocking
That´s TRUE metal, i like it!
The Story of Anvil is the best rock documentary ever. Seeing the band walk out on a full Japanese audience was really moving. One of the best thrash bands and a shame they never made it huge.
Their music is awful though.
世界の丸見えから来たけどこの曲めっちゃ良き👍
Just saw them Sunday night in Virginia. Great show! Get out and see them live. Worth it big time.
magic live performance, of a metal classic. metal on metal is fun. fucking magic riff, everybody keep on rocking. #anvil forever.
I'm so happy I saw the movie, it I didn't I wouldn't have discovered such an awesome band!!!!
Anvil, the greatest band nobody ever heard of.
Saw them in Calgary in 2019 got to hang out with them for a bit. Super cool guys.
The influence on all metal that exists today!! Long live ANVIL
I wouldnt go that far. Most extreme metal bands werent influenced by Anvil.
Theenragedone Anvil basically INVENTED thrash which is the birth of extreme metal so...
David O'Hara No no Anvil did not invent thrash. Anvil are not, and never will be a thrash band.
What would you consider them then? In their early years they really rode the line between thrash and speed and in my opinion were close enough to thrash to be considered it
David O'Hara They arnt thrash. They may have helped influence thrash, but they arnt thrash. Id never call them speed metal either which is basically thrash. They are more traditional than anything else.
saw them last night in Sydney Mines Cape Breton. One of the best metal shows I ever saw live
めっちゃいい曲やん
Saw the mighty Anvil play this, and many other awesome tracks, last night at Level 3, Swindon, UK - they rocked!
a totally underrated band..
And there it is. I knew it.
By under rated I’m assuming you mean over rated
Seeing them tonight!! My first Anvil show, so damn excited!! \m/
Bring back 80s speed metal!
+Михаил Красавин Anvil is my favourite 80's grunge band
PrasinoXorton Actually Anvil is true underground black metal. SLAYEEEEER!
+Михаил Красавин METAL CHURCH
Metal Church ftw!
fucking pleb
I admire anvil"s dedication and perserverance through all the years!!!!✌️🤘🤘🤘⚡️⚡️⚡️
世界まる見えで見てきました！
ヨンジョン
同じく丸見えで見て気になって来た！
俺も世界まるみえで見て来た
同じくです。Anvil、カッコイイと思います。
カッコよすぎですよな
Metal On MetalのCDを注文しました♪
its about time anvil get their just deserves...they rock. saw them in Detroit...
that opening is insanely good. To think this song is 30 yrs old.
40 years old.
i was never really into this kind of thrash metal back in the day. however i've recently grown to love it and just seen the documentary and really love this band.
Ahh, they are actually hilarious and really freakin nice, and insanely talented!
Just saw them last night and they rocked hard!
"Boil the kettle, let's make some TEA" !!
Cooking hostile \m/
Cause there's no other way to cook right? XD
Nagy Balázs metal on metal hanzal, and gretal
Nagy Balázs Nothing as metal as making some tea
Go take two cups and
Share it with ME!
Seen Anvil 3 days ago in Canton, OH
FUCKING KILLER SHOW. love anvil
This song is like my definition of metal music. The beat and the guitar riff. I just hate that the lead guitar player was still inside that airplane that was landing that he was not seen in the video playing the solo.
Never heard of them.. but they played this last night.. instantly i got hooked.. lol
Still a 1000x better than mumble rap.
The Howling Forge stop generalizing entire genres of music. I don’t like mumble rap either but I’ve not heard all of it either so I have no idea if it’s all bad. You’re just jealous that people are successful doing something that you don’t like.
@@Rountree1985 He's probably referring to what modern rap has evolved into...
@@Rountree1985 He's entitled to his opinion. I also feel that rap is pure shit.
Mumble rap, though dreadful, is still better than this arse-gravy.
Ngl me from a few years ago would agree but there’s a reason Hip-Hop is dominating music rn.
Of all the artists I had on my jean jacket canvass in 85, Anvil was one of them, for sure ! I always wondered what happened to them? I work in a video store so I came across the Documentary....then found out Anvil was opening for Alice Cooper...naturally I had to go! Awesome!!!!!!!!!!!
Not for nothing but this song is badass. They didn't market themselves well.
Parties and concerts keep us alive.
ANVIL NEVER DIE!!!
METAL NEVER DIE!!!!
fucking awesome live performance, of a metal classic. metal on metal is fun. #anvil forever. fucking great riff too. and everybody keep on rocking.
Love this song, just wish it had some more Metal...
I met the guys today at my college in Dublin really sound lads was great to hear their story.
I saw the documentary, and it was AMAZING! I don't really like the music (I'm more into death metal), but they deserve the success they now have!
To go on for decades without getting famous and rich.
Anvil (specially Lips) are true Metalheads with a real Metalheart,they just love what they do and I love Anvil!
What a lot of people forget is Anvil were part of the few metal bands (others were bands like Metallica and megadeath) which helped to popularise thrash metal and bury hair metal and if you watch the documentary Lars does kind of hint towards that point
Bullshit. The only thing that ended Hair Metal was grunge
@@joesu2406 fair enough
I will say thrash had a little bit of influence burying hair metal though
I have the doco, these guys are what METAL is about eh
Japan 🇯🇵 is metal crazy 😜...and I love it!
In film we're studying documentaries. Their doc was one we have been studying. My uncle is into stuff like this so I've always known of them and similar bands. At this point they were awesome.
世界まる見え、見て来た人👍
Yeah im simp 🌚🖕
See the band in 1986 in the town of Rouen, Normandy, France with Venom. Great show.
The show seems to be at US Festival 1983
世界まる見えで観たぞ~
I've bought their LP Metal on metal few days ago and I was very suprised by the great band! Anvil rocks!