Im 51 - got into metal in 1987, and by 1989 I was into death metal - so around in 1991 when all those top tier DM albums came out - what a time to be alive
I bet, man. I'm the Dawg's age, so I missed out on that too, unfortunately. That had to be something else being around when death and black metal were blowing up in the late 80's and early 90's. Or shit, even before that, being around when thrash was starting. Must've been great times.
Exciting picking up cassettes and later, CD's from actual stores...grabbing that new Metal Maniacs as well...remember well those early 90's DM juggernauts...always stick with ya...glad there's a forum to have some fun and not get caught up in what's cool or trendy...everybody has a story and an opinion...glad we can agree on certain things just plain ruling, even 35 years+ in...not an authority by any means, but I am true to what spoke to me all those years ago, and that's what matters... 🤘
Demolition Hammer have stated many times that that album was supposed to be a completely different band altogether - it was Century Media who insisted they kept the name to get sales.
The Black Album gave bands and record companies the idea that Thrash could be commercially successful if it was watered down enough - but almost every other band that attempted to water their sound down flopped and just sounded wimpy. Metallica had the song-writing chops to write good "Commercial Metal" and had the production budget to make it sound super polished. Whereas other Thrash bands ended up just sounding like wimpy versions of their former selves - neither appealing to the mainstream NOR the underground. I've got some sympathy for bands back then, I mean record contracts were NOT a guarantee and they were living from album to album - Thrash was stuck because it wasn't extreme enough for the new Death Metal addicts and it wasn't commercial enough to appeal to the masses.
I think Megadeth had/has the least worst commercial sound, at least of the big 4. This even despite Mustaine’s “unique” vocals. It’s hit or miss but while I actually enjoy some of Megadeth’s later stuff I can’t listen to anything from Metallica after AJFA other than some covers.
Agreed! Symphony Of Destruction is we an embarrassment I wish we could of seen Dave stop after Rust In Peace In my opinion there would be a whole different level of respect for Megadeth if that happened
That question regarding the Black Album is good. I never really thought about it like that, but indeed, MANY thrash bands released very "commercial" albums after that came out. And yeah, Megadeth's Countdown probably played a major role in that too. I'd add, the grunge shit that blew up at that time probably played a part as well.
I would blame the first Machine Head, Biohazzard, Sepultura "Chaos A.D", Pantera and the general rise of groove metal for the way "Time Bomb" sounds. Plus, that was in 1994. The year A LOT of extreme bands started going "groove". Examples being Obituary "World Demise" (a record I like), Napalm Death "Fear, Emptiness, Despair" (not bad. Lot's of Helmet influence, better than "Diatribes"), etc. Fuck, it's the 30th anniversary of a lot of these this year. 1994 to 1995 was kinda depressing for extreme metal desptite some great titles (CC, Deicide, etc) in those years.
Saw Sepultura play with Ministry and Helmet at the time they were all playing groove stuff. Kim Thayil, Chris Cornell and Eddie V. joined Ministry for a couple tunes.
By the mid 90's, bands were starting to consciously sound like each other instead of doing anything really creative.... And the "groove" bullshit, it's repetitive by definition.
I'm 52 . Repulsion played locally here in Michigan in the late 80s in downtown Flint. I've seen them at least 6 times with original line up. Including their reformation in 90.
Obscure Italian Thrash band _Demon_ _Bell?_ 2 EP's released years ago, high kvlt appeal, overt Nifelheim-fandom, a Dawg-approved image, etc. The dude took literally half a year to respond to my email, that is VERY kvlt.
Now Hall, that's not trve. Besides, you don't even like Destroyer 666 so your Reddit-infused "poser takes" aren't just biased and ill-informed, but also totally fuckin' worthless as well - of course. NO! Wrong there too! Doug Ingle is last living member of Iron Butterfly's iconic Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida line-up, see I told you you were a total poser, not only in Metal, but evidently in classic Rock to boot. Tampon boy's like you should stick to collecting My Little Pony's, dats more yer thing, missy.
I used to get the magazines to discover bands that I didn’t know about and find out about new releases since I lived in an area that didn’t have many shows coming through.
I got into Black and Death Metal from the private Christian School I went to that tried to scare us away from metal by playing Possessed, Deicide,etc back around 1992. Nobody believes me when I say Ive been listening to Extreme Metal since age 10 but it's true.
I love Running Wild for working out too. I think people might assume that the more "Extreme" the better - to give workouts intensity. But workouts are about sustaining focus, not just intensity. Running Wild and other bands in that zone offer that perfect sweet-spot to sustain energy and drive during a workout without burning out.
South of Heaven is an album that has grown on me. It started the slow stuff for sure but the “slow” Slayer stuff is awesome. I think the song writing is definitely up to par with the previous albums with stuff like “Spill the Blood”, “Cleanse the Soul” and “Read Between the Lines”. Seasons and Divine are even better imo.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 Slothdawg (from The G00Nies) loves da farty bass!!! By the way, the official way to spell trve is "trVe". Got it!? Good! I'd deduct Kvlt-Points, but you're at zero already.....
They slowed SOH down allot and I was really surprised at how slow it was when it came out. It's decent though and I've always liked the title track. When you've got albums like Show no mercy, Hell Awaits, RIB, that's a tall fucking order to top.
The Black album was the nexus point, the media put it over and then anything that didn’t sound like the Black album was “underground” which is not true. Heavy Metal has mainstream appeal. The HM media has been lying about that FOREVER.
Hopefully the Dawg will give modern Slayer a relisten. Specifically the albums Divine Intervention (my personal favorite Slayer album), Christ Illusion, World Painted Blood and Repentless (great album, yes I said it).
Im a couple years older than the dawg, luckily i had my brother who was a massive metal head and had a huge collection of CDs for me to listen to when i was getting into metal as a teenager. But in my peer group, there was ZERO other kids into real metal, they all listened to the 90s numetal garbage which i couldnt stand. I tried so hard to get my friends to listen to real metal lol(they eventually caught on a little bit). So metal maniacs was super important for me in checking out new bands as I had no one else but my brother to talk to about metal. I miss MM alot.. sends decibel home on a stretcher.
Metal maniacs was how I got into real metal as a teenager too, nobody around to jam metal with. Every month go pick up the new issue and read it front to back. I remember buying fleshcrawls as blood rains from the sky after reading the MM interview. Picked up angelcorpse inexorable and severe torture feasting on blood just based on seeing the album covers in the pages. Still have stacks of those mags in shoeboxes.
Same here. I’m a year older than the dawg, but didn’t have older siblings or friends to get me into the good shit early on, so MM was huge for me too. I bought (or stole) those from the mall whenever I could back in high school. I liked Pit, BW&BK and Terrorizer too
🚨Question for paypiggy Jason, how does it feel being out $66.6 just to get a question answered? Could’ve bought some cds or some shit with that cash brotown 🚨🐷
Hey Dawg just wondering...did you ever get into bands like Disrupt and Jay's other band State Of Fear? Not sure if it would be considered crust punk...but it was heavy for underground punk...but if you're unfamiliar with them checkout no values or solidarity by Disrupt, and social plague by State Of Fear. Love the channel and thanks for the recommendations... especially the almighty...that's right I said Almighty brah brah Impiety
The late 80's kind of sucked for thrash metal...the satanic panic was over and commercial metal and grunge became the new thing. Luckily in the 90's Death Metal stayed sick, Grindcore blasted into the mainstream and Black Metal erupted. Thanks for the vid. 💀🎧
When I'm at the gym. I frequently listen to the two Ms. Manowar and Mortician. Heaviest Heavy Metal band on earth and Heaviest Death Metal band on earth. Listen to heavy steel to lift heavy steel goddamnit.
One question to justin and everyone here... I love death metal I love writing death metal riff & making music what's the 5 rull that you think would make a proper death metal band because I really care about making my music original catchy memorable and heavy riffage
@@icankillbugs because it wasn’t time yet everyone has been ripping off OSDM 80s and 90s bands has been the fad Some bands take hints from 2000s dm but don’t copy the production or use gear from that age everything is using modern plugins right now like Bogren digital sounds or Archetype plugins The two bands I’m thinking of to rip off would be Necrophagist and Heinous Killings
@@off6848 that's the problem with me right now most of the time I write it sound like this sounds like that it's so hard to be original and yes I tried to rip off necrophagist I failed lol
@@riff_junkie I’m experimenting with writing riffs and then sampling the hell out of them as an EDM producer would but of course it’s not playable live unless you just play leads and melodies live over it
Hey Dawg, have you jammed out to the DM band IRON GAINS? They put out an EP last year called " Dy(El)Stopia " 💪🏻 Their lyrics focus on "fitness and memes". Sounds like hhhhhhhheavy stuff bruh bruh.
MetalManiacs ruled!! Their demo reviews were great!! I have Rubbermaid containers with doubles because they screwed up my subscription!! I used to Wall- Paper my bedroom at my parents with the band pics!! Gotta keep in my mind this way before Facefukkbook, Screwtube and band camp!! Lol 😎 👍 💀
Metal Trivia: 101 I know for a fact that Dave Mustaine does not like "fucking Dente Moore beef stew". No word on his opinion of the Chunky Beef though.....
The magazines were great for getting posters from and interviews with bands. We didn't buy many mags really because we couldn't afford it and we would rather spend our skeletal money on our fav bands merch instead. But when we could afford to splash out we would buy a magazine if it had good shit in it.
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Certain mags had the music sheets for a song or two of the bands they would feature in that issue so people could learn to play that song on guitar.
People often boast about "going the gym, bro" (brotards) - but for me, leaving was best; I use my own weights in the yard just before sunrise (the morning sun has peculiarly effective properties for vivification rejuvenation) To the point, I'm not a "poser" here, nearly won 20,000usd for the magazine Muscle & Fitness. The gym is packed with people.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 I knew you weren't as big an L-Kat fanboy as you claimed to be and your daily _gushy_ admirations of her no longer come off with the same level of conviction and sincerity as they did in the past. Hall, damn it, you're so phony! How can you stand it! Plus she likes Destroyer 666 - you wouldn't get along.
I personally blame Pantera for Demolition Hammer's shitty ass Timebomb album. It was clearly a nod to Pantera's groove metal trend, but that's just me.
i wear a Venom tshirt welcome to Hell to school in the 80s people freaked our teacher made me turn it inside out then wear a Megadeth and Anvil shirt same week they called home .my mom said its onlt netal not hearring nothing its his own money he works o o to l
I’d say the Black Album ushered in the fanbase. In terms of who brought in the sound it was: the Big 4, Pantera, Faith No More, and Biohazard lmao. Canoe ground zero 😂
Good fun...not something I'd do often, but worth bringing up the new Deicide and get a laugh or 2...I'll be ordering the CD as soon as possible...fuck what people do or think...lot worse things to waste money on, and like everything else in life, worry about YOU....had plenty of entertainment from this channel and what's the point of doing anything, so just have some fun and support real stuff when ya can......chill, keep learning something new, and stay REAL Metal...and most folk on here probably weren't alive when Metal Maniacs was around...certainly was a legit entity back in the day...meant something for those in the know... come back in 30 years and see what's up, kiddos...cheers- METAL666
I remember riding my 10 speed in winter to ford city mall in Chicago....head down to peacock alley and got it on cassette....picked up patches for the jean jacket...venom logo and Celtic frost...proud to be one of the geezers out here....54 \m/
It wasn’t selling out. Timebomb just sounded more 90s and was different but it’s not like it was pop rock Black album 100% mtv metal. They just followed a trend.
It wasn't supposed to be a demolition hammer album. Century Media records would not release it unless it was under the demolition hammer name. Totally different band. That's why they don't play anything off it.
The only closest contender I can give is Rob Barett's first band Solstice. That first Solstice LP and "Epidemic of Violence" are pretty neck to neck in terms of extremity. Both came out in 92 too. Even though Solstice has blast Beats, DH still wins by a long shot.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 So did you get a kick out my bullshit posts from yesterday afternoon? I bombarded your phone with several over-the-top posts, on top of that I thought responding to month old comments, from month old videos would increase the idiot-factor of it all. Sure i was a little drunk when posting, but not blitzed, twas all an act bruh, one of my Reddit-buddies (because I have such a thing after all) put me up to it. What was I drinking yesterday? two-hearted ale and several rums, zaya, plantation xo, plantation isle of fiji, and apple estate 8 year.🍻
Since Sacred Reich and Demolition Hammer weren't doing power ballads, they were probably more influenced by Soundgarden and Nirvana and record label pressure than they were by Metallica. But yes, everybody ripped off Metallica from day one, because Metallica ruled from 1983 to 1991. History lesson - Metallica invented death metal as well: Fight Fire With Fire, 1984.
Fight Fire with Fire is death metal? Bro just stay out of conversations like this, you're trolling. The closest to death metal that any album the big 4 made is Hell Awaits by Slayer.
You could say Fight Fire with Fire had an influence on what would become death metal, but it's certainly not death metal. Pretty clear distinction there.
I'm sure you can go on perfectly while enjoying your soylent green and vegan broccoli cereal after taking a hot shower with your vegan schampoo by just changing the channel brah brah.
im 42 got it2 this at 13 so 1994 and 1st show death metal show in 95 suffocation at the berkeley square u can actually find footage of it on youtube great recording
Im 51 - got into metal in 1987, and by 1989 I was into death metal - so around in 1991 when all those top tier DM albums came out - what a time to be alive
I seen a lot of death metal bands 58 years old
@@stevehoneycutt-fj7tw same
I bet, man. I'm the Dawg's age, so I missed out on that too, unfortunately. That had to be something else being around when death and black metal were blowing up in the late 80's and early 90's. Or shit, even before that, being around when thrash was starting. Must've been great times.
Exciting picking up cassettes and later, CD's from actual stores...grabbing that new Metal Maniacs as well...remember well those early 90's DM juggernauts...always stick with ya...glad there's a forum to have some fun and not get caught up in what's cool or trendy...everybody has a story and an opinion...glad we can agree on certain things just plain ruling, even 35 years+ in...not an authority by any means, but I am true to what spoke to me all those years ago, and that's what matters... 🤘
Me too. I’m old
Man it started for me when I first heard Venom,Death,Possessed
Demolition Hammer have stated many times that that album was supposed to be a completely different band altogether - it was Century Media who insisted they kept the name to get sales.
demo hammer sends your favorite thrash band home on a streeeeeeeeeeeetcher@@icankillbugs
Never should’ve been made either way lol
That's why they don't play anything off it live.
The Black Album gave bands and record companies the idea that Thrash could be commercially successful if it was watered down enough - but almost every other band that attempted to water their sound down flopped and just sounded wimpy.
Metallica had the song-writing chops to write good "Commercial Metal" and had the production budget to make it sound super polished.
Whereas other Thrash bands ended up just sounding like wimpy versions of their former selves - neither appealing to the mainstream NOR the underground.
I've got some sympathy for bands back then, I mean record contracts were NOT a guarantee and they were living from album to album - Thrash was stuck because it wasn't extreme enough for the new Death Metal addicts and it wasn't commercial enough to appeal to the masses.
I think Megadeth had/has the least worst commercial sound, at least of the big 4. This even despite Mustaine’s “unique” vocals. It’s hit or miss but while I actually enjoy some of Megadeth’s later stuff I can’t listen to anything from Metallica after AJFA other than some covers.
Agreed!
Symphony Of Destruction is we an embarrassment
I wish we could of seen Dave stop after Rust In Peace
In my opinion there would be a whole different level of respect for Megadeth if that happened
Talking about saving money while someone sends yo 66.00...people now a days ...it's crazy how people waste money...
Some knob named "Valentine" paid Dawg a 10-spot a few months back to hear is opinion on anime. For real.
You guys are tards for spending your money on questions ⁉️ wtf 😒
That question regarding the Black Album is good. I never really thought about it like that, but indeed, MANY thrash bands released very "commercial" albums after that came out. And yeah, Megadeth's Countdown probably played a major role in that too. I'd add, the grunge shit that blew up at that time probably played a part as well.
Yep Exodus Force of Habit, Testament The Ritual, list goes on.
I would blame the first Machine Head, Biohazzard, Sepultura "Chaos A.D", Pantera and the general rise of groove metal for the way "Time Bomb" sounds. Plus, that was in 1994. The year A LOT of extreme bands started going "groove". Examples being Obituary "World Demise" (a record I like), Napalm Death "Fear, Emptiness, Despair" (not bad. Lot's of Helmet influence, better than "Diatribes"), etc. Fuck, it's the 30th anniversary of a lot of these this year. 1994 to 1995 was kinda depressing for extreme metal desptite some great titles (CC, Deicide, etc) in those years.
Saw Sepultura play with Ministry and Helmet at the time they were all playing groove stuff. Kim Thayil, Chris Cornell and Eddie V. joined Ministry for a couple tunes.
By the mid 90's, bands were starting to consciously sound like each other instead of doing anything really creative.... And the "groove" bullshit, it's repetitive by definition.
No it started in Nola Exhorder, Acid Bath, Abuse, Soilent Green
And it all kicks ass there’s a reason everyone switched up it’s heavy af
I think songs from God hates us all like Disciple or Payback by Slayer are some of the most aggressive songs they ever made
Those songs are awesome. Especially live
I'm 52 . Repulsion played locally here in Michigan in the late 80s in downtown Flint. I've seen them at least 6 times with original line up. Including their reformation in 90.
I like random yelling J- Dawg does “Myyyyyyyyy” or “Yeeeeaaaaarrrrrss!” 😂
Paaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiidd question
@@icankillbugs that’s hilarious haha
Obscure Italian Thrash band _Demon_ _Bell?_ 2 EP's released years ago, high kvlt appeal, overt Nifelheim-fandom, a Dawg-approved image, etc.
The dude took literally half a year to respond to my email, that is VERY kvlt.
Now Hall, that's not trve. Besides, you don't even like Destroyer 666 so your Reddit-infused "poser takes" aren't just biased and ill-informed, but also totally fuckin' worthless as well - of course.
NO! Wrong there too! Doug Ingle is last living member of Iron Butterfly's iconic Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida line-up, see I told you you were a total poser, not only in Metal, but evidently in classic Rock to boot. Tampon boy's like you should stick to collecting My Little Pony's, dats more yer thing, missy.
I used to get the magazines to discover bands that I didn’t know about and find out about new releases since I lived in an area that didn’t have many shows coming through.
I got into Black and Death Metal from the private Christian School I went to that tried to scare us away from metal by playing Possessed, Deicide,etc back around 1992. Nobody believes me when I say Ive been listening to Extreme Metal since age 10 but it's true.
@goatman5914 thanks man, might send The Dawg a link to check it out.
I love Running Wild for working out too. I think people might assume that the more "Extreme" the better - to give workouts intensity. But workouts are about sustaining focus, not just intensity. Running Wild and other bands in that zone offer that perfect sweet-spot to sustain energy and drive during a workout without burning out.
I don't know man. On my heavy lifts (5x5s) I prefer Extreme stuff... Deicide, Suffo, Fetus, etc
South of Heaven is an album that has grown on me. It started the slow stuff for sure but the “slow” Slayer stuff is awesome. I think the song writing is definitely up to par with the previous albums with stuff like “Spill the Blood”, “Cleanse the Soul” and “Read Between the Lines”. Seasons and Divine are even better imo.
@@icankillbugs nah.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 Slothdawg (from The G00Nies) loves da farty bass!!!
By the way, the official way to spell trve is "trVe". Got it!? Good!
I'd deduct Kvlt-Points, but you're at zero already.....
Hell Awaits sends South of Heaven home on a stretcher, burnt to a crisp, toe tags and all.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69I was born in 1990 and I agree Hell Awaits is one of their greatest. Better than South.
They slowed SOH down allot and I was really surprised at how slow it was when it came out. It's decent though and I've always liked the title track. When you've got albums like Show no mercy, Hell Awaits, RIB, that's a tall fucking order to top.
i thought slayers last good album was seasons
hell awaits for those who suffer
Dawg bringing up Jason Statham as a not-jacked guy and getting the pronunciation wrong is my new favourite thing.
The Black album was the nexus point, the media put it over and then anything that didn’t sound like the Black album was “underground” which is not true. Heavy Metal has mainstream appeal. The HM media has been lying about that FOREVER.
Metal Maniacs was the best of the bigger magazines. As always, the underground zines were better.
You got that right. Rip Magazine ruled. Not really
Metallica is another form of what glam metal was they toured with doken and guns and roses that kinda says something
Hey dawg you ever heard of a band called Nunslaughter? Highly recommend you check them out
Hopefully the Dawg will give modern Slayer a relisten. Specifically the albums Divine Intervention (my personal favorite Slayer album), Christ Illusion, World Painted Blood and Repentless (great album, yes I said it).
I love all those albums
Nothing else matters rules..I have a connection with it...
Im a couple years older than the dawg, luckily i had my brother who was a massive metal head and had a huge collection of CDs for me to listen to when i was getting into metal as a teenager. But in my peer group, there was ZERO other kids into real metal, they all listened to the 90s numetal garbage which i couldnt stand. I tried so hard to get my friends to listen to real metal lol(they eventually caught on a little bit). So metal maniacs was super important for me in checking out new bands as I had no one else but my brother to talk to about metal. I miss MM alot.. sends decibel home on a stretcher.
Metal maniacs was how I got into real metal as a teenager too, nobody around to jam metal with. Every month go pick up the new issue and read it front to back. I remember buying fleshcrawls as blood rains from the sky after reading the MM interview. Picked up angelcorpse inexorable and severe torture feasting on blood just based on seeing the album covers in the pages. Still have stacks of those mags in shoeboxes.
Same here. I’m a year older than the dawg, but didn’t have older siblings or friends to get me into the good shit early on, so MM was huge for me too. I bought (or stole) those from the mall whenever I could back in high school. I liked Pit, BW&BK and Terrorizer too
🚨Question for paypiggy Jason, how does it feel being out $66.6 just to get a question answered? Could’ve bought some cds or some shit with that cash brotown 🚨🐷
Hey Dawg just wondering...did you ever get into bands like Disrupt and Jay's other band State Of Fear? Not sure if it would be considered crust punk...but it was heavy for underground punk...but if you're unfamiliar with them checkout no values or solidarity by Disrupt, and social plague by State Of Fear. Love the channel and thanks for the recommendations... especially the almighty...that's right I said Almighty brah brah Impiety
The late 80's kind of sucked for thrash metal...the satanic panic was over and commercial metal and grunge became the new thing. Luckily in the 90's Death Metal stayed sick, Grindcore blasted into the mainstream and Black Metal erupted. Thanks for the vid. 💀🎧
10:12 Appreciate the shout out champ!
Favorite song off the Metallica album would be The Struggle Within
$66 for a subject he's talked about 100 times? The other guy paid $50 to tell Justin happy birthday?! 😂
They are just paying to support the channel obviously
Someone's jealous
@@velipyr Perplexed would be the proper word.
When I'm at the gym. I frequently listen to the two Ms. Manowar and Mortician. Heaviest Heavy Metal band on earth and Heaviest Death Metal band on earth. Listen to heavy steel to lift heavy steel goddamnit.
Who cares 🤣😅
Yeah who cares? How about that fatball game? *Sips a beer and eats a Dorito*
Sloth-Dawg love read Metal Maniacs.
Slothdawg can read??? Well I think that's the best Slothy, mad props to you. \m/
One question to justin and everyone here... I love death metal I love writing death metal riff & making music what's the 5 rull that you think would make a proper death metal band because I really care about making my music original catchy memorable and heavy riffage
The next wave is gonna be in copying early 2000s DM
@@icankillbugs because it wasn’t time yet everyone has been ripping off OSDM 80s and 90s bands has been the fad
Some bands take hints from 2000s dm but don’t copy the production or use gear from that age everything is using modern plugins right now like Bogren digital sounds or Archetype plugins
The two bands I’m thinking of to rip off would be Necrophagist and Heinous Killings
@@off6848 that's the problem with me right now most of the time I write it sound like this sounds like that it's so hard to be original and yes I tried to rip off necrophagist I failed lol
@@riff_junkie I’m experimenting with writing riffs and then sampling the hell out of them as an EDM producer would but of course it’s not playable live unless you just play leads and melodies live over it
Hey Dawg, have you jammed out to the DM band IRON GAINS? They put out an EP last year called " Dy(El)Stopia " 💪🏻
Their lyrics focus on "fitness and memes". Sounds like hhhhhhhheavy stuff bruh bruh.
Sounds cringe
@@damnedbelowjudas_ Looks like a stupid joke band.
BORN OF FIRE
MetalManiacs ruled!! Their demo reviews were great!! I have Rubbermaid containers with doubles because they screwed up my subscription!! I used to Wall- Paper my bedroom at my parents with the band pics!! Gotta keep in my mind this way before Facefukkbook, Screwtube and band camp!! Lol 😎 👍 💀
It's not Crucified Mortals they're after, it's actually YOU that they're after. . . Crucified Mortals is just standing in their way!
Crrrrrrrruuuucified Mortals forever bruh! \m/ You like Campbell's Chunky Beef soup too! We oughta be blood brothers homie, put er' there🤜🏻🤛🏻
Metal Trivia: 101 I know for a fact that Dave Mustaine does not like "fucking Dente Moore beef stew".
No word on his opinion of the Chunky Beef though.....
@@distributorovkvlt-points5481 Campbell's Chunky Beef Soup represents TOUGHNESS!!! Blood Brothers! \m/
@@robertg305 Chunky Beef is the GREATEST, just like CRUCIFIED MORTALS! \m/ 🤜🏻🤛🏻
South of Heaven, Seasons in the Abyss and Divine Interventions are all very good albums, BRAH BRAH! Jeff's riffage is incredible.
@@icankillbugs Yeah I know. I own them all. Been a fan since I was 11.
@@icankillbugs ???
Thoughts (anyone I suppose), on Blood? For example the songs Kadath, from album O Agios Pethane. Song Dogmatize is good too.
Impulse To Destroy is an ALL TIME GREAT Metal album! One of the best albums ever!
One of the best bands!
buy the Venom Black Metal vinyl people put it on its a cult classic got own it not wake up
Happy belated birthday.
Oh man! It was the dawgs bday! Happy birthday dawg!!!!
Happy Birthday to the grumpy old bastard
The magazines were great for getting posters from and interviews with bands. We didn't buy many mags really because we couldn't afford it and we would rather spend our skeletal money on our fav bands merch instead. But when we could afford to splash out we would buy a magazine if it had good shit in it.
Certain mags had the music sheets for a song or two of the bands they would feature in that issue so people could learn to play that song on guitar.
Yeah they were guitar magazines not metal magazines. Sometimes the metal magazines had compilation cds with them.
@@markchaosmassacre They were metal magazines specifically featuring metal guitarist with interviews with the guitarists.
Has anyone gotten a copy of the new *CHURCHACIDE* "Unassailable Temptations" that *GOAT THRONE* put out?
People often boast about "going the gym, bro" (brotards) - but for me, leaving was best; I use my own weights in the yard just before sunrise (the morning sun has peculiarly effective properties for vivification rejuvenation) To the point, I'm not a "poser" here, nearly won 20,000usd for the magazine Muscle & Fitness.
The gym is packed with people.
Yeah show no mercy kicks ass same eith hell awaits but there's Fucking layers no matter what we think
*SILENT SCREAM*
My comment vanished. I put up the line after he heals silent scream.
@@KaaiHawaiianDeathMetal bury the unwanted child or Crucify b@stard son?
Has J-Dawg heard the Donald Duck cover of “Scars Of The Crucifix” that dropped last week? We need a review.
LOL that was so funny!
i crank up Venom Bury Alive from Venom the guy said that heavy shit iever heard and he plays black metal in a band wow
if i live in Ohio i would go to that show to far
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 I knew you weren't as big an L-Kat fanboy as you claimed to be and your daily _gushy_ admirations of her no longer come off with the same level of conviction and sincerity as they did in the past. Hall, damn it, you're so phony! How can you stand it! Plus she likes Destroyer 666 - you wouldn't get along.
Flesh Storm and Cult off Christ Illusion are awesome Slayer songs. Better than anything the other 3 have released in 30yrs
I personally blame Pantera for Demolition Hammer's shitty ass Timebomb album. It was clearly a nod to Pantera's groove metal trend, but that's just me.
Cool CC Vile shirt brah brah!
For some reason I read this as “CC Deville shirt” and was about to order one from Hells.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 Cool story, BRAH BRAH!
i wear a Venom tshirt welcome to Hell to school in the 80s people freaked our teacher made me turn it inside out then wear a Megadeth and Anvil shirt same week they called home .my mom said its onlt netal not hearring nothing its his own money he works
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I thought Sacred Reich went to shit after The American Way. The song Independent sounded like Prong reject
I’d say the Black Album ushered in the fanbase. In terms of who brought in the sound it was: the Big 4, Pantera, Faith No More, and Biohazard lmao. Canoe ground zero 😂
Good fun...not something I'd do often, but worth bringing up the new Deicide and get a laugh or 2...I'll be ordering the CD as soon as possible...fuck what people do or think...lot worse things to waste money on, and like everything else in life, worry about YOU....had plenty of entertainment from this channel and what's the point of doing anything, so just have some fun and support real stuff when ya can......chill, keep learning something new, and stay REAL Metal...and most folk on here probably weren't alive when Metal Maniacs was around...certainly was a legit entity back in the day...meant something for those in the know... come back in 30 years and see what's up, kiddos...cheers- METAL666
GET with the program BRAH BRAH, the black album sends Demmolition Hammer post Epidemic of Violence home on a STREEEEETCHEEEER
Sup devils
The Dawg can buy more subscribers with all those paid scaroonies
It’s obvious he has, just over 9k subscribers and not one video has half that in views
A surprising great Gym listen for me has always been Anthrax armed and dangerous.. such a great early album
I remember riding my 10 speed in winter to ford city mall in Chicago....head down to peacock alley and got it on cassette....picked up patches for the jean jacket...venom logo and Celtic frost...proud to be one of the geezers out here....54 \m/
Not sure how 'Time bomb' would be a sell out album. Sure it's slower than the first two, but still not even close to selling out.
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It wasn’t selling out. Timebomb just sounded more 90s and was different but it’s not like it was pop rock Black album 100% mtv metal. They just followed a trend.
It wasn't supposed to be a demolition hammer album. Century Media records would not release it unless it was under the demolition hammer name. Totally different band. That's why they don't play anything off it.
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Black album is great I don't listen to them anymore
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What thrash band is heavier than DEMOLITION HAMMER???
The only closest contender I can give is Rob Barett's first band Solstice. That first Solstice LP and "Epidemic of Violence" are pretty neck to neck in terms of extremity. Both came out in 92 too. Even though Solstice has blast Beats, DH still wins by a long shot.
Have you even heard metallics new album brah brah ?
Merciless-The Awakening and Incubus- Serpent Temptation come to mind
Justin “Every TH-cam metal channel is a copy of mine” Horval
So are you the new "Huw Morgan" or what? Similar tone.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 So did you get a kick out my bullshit posts from yesterday afternoon? I bombarded your phone with several over-the-top posts, on top of that I thought responding to month old comments, from month old videos would increase the idiot-factor of it all. Sure i was a little drunk when posting, but not blitzed, twas all an act bruh, one of my Reddit-buddies (because I have such a thing after all) put me up to it.
What was I drinking yesterday? two-hearted ale and several rums, zaya, plantation xo, plantation isle of fiji, and apple estate 8 year.🍻
Since Sacred Reich and Demolition Hammer weren't doing power ballads, they were probably more influenced by Soundgarden and Nirvana and record label pressure than they were by Metallica. But yes, everybody ripped off Metallica from day one, because Metallica ruled from 1983 to 1991. History lesson - Metallica invented death metal as well: Fight Fire With Fire, 1984.
@@user-ng4qb7vc7qLOL. I guess if you count Luciferion's cover of it.
quite interesting statement, I wouldn't say Metallica invented with Fight fire with fire, definitely it might be an influence but just one of many
In what world is Fight Fire With Fire a death metal song? A great song, but it is pure thrash.
Fight Fire with Fire is death metal? Bro just stay out of conversations like this, you're trolling. The closest to death metal that any album the big 4 made is Hell Awaits by Slayer.
You could say Fight Fire with Fire had an influence on what would become death metal, but it's certainly not death metal. Pretty clear distinction there.
😂 like and share the video slayer is the best of the Big 4 period
Except Megadeth is better than Slayer... 🤣
@@grppl99 ok canoe
This channel should be banned. All this dude does is spread hate and elitism. He is a gatekeeper.
I'm sure you can go on perfectly while enjoying your soylent green and vegan broccoli cereal after taking a hot shower with your vegan schampoo by just changing the channel brah brah.
Crawl back into your tunnel, brah brah.
Troll channel
@@archangelofcoffee922 Is it even a troll if he's obviously taking the piss?
Ok fruit basket!
im 42 got it2 this at 13 so 1994 and 1st show death metal show in 95 suffocation at the berkeley square u can actually find footage of it on youtube great recording