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An alternative music review & retrospective channel, with an in-depth look on albums and moments all across the spectrum of music style and popularity.
The Cancelled Dr. Dre and Ice Cube Album
1994 brought about a period of transition two of the biggest breakouts of the previously-dissolved NWA. Ice Cube and Dr. Dre had united to create an album darker than that which we'd perhaps ever heard from the West Coast titans. Unfortunately, this album would never see an official release.
The D.O.C., a long-tenured lyric writer for Dre going all the way back to the NWA days, was poised now to return to rap after a tragic car accident that destroyed his vocal cords and a falling out with Death Row Records.
The D.O.C., a long-tenured lyric writer for Dre going all the way back to the NWA days, was poised now to return to rap after a tragic car accident that destroyed his vocal cords and a falling out with Death Row Records.
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No Doubt's Return of Saturn & The Future of Gwen Stefani
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Becoming one of the biggest breakout acts of the mid 90's is no easy feat...but to sustain that momentum in the new millennium is a different achievement entirely. Return of Saturn saw No Doubt move away from their ska-pop sound and begin to integrate new wave influences into their more ballad-heavy sound. Lead vocalist Gwen Stefani, with 5 years of success in the rearview, was now free to refl...
Mike Kinsella's Owen: A Brief Review
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Mike Kinsella is one of the Midwest's most respected and prolific songwriters. After the end of American Football in 2000, Kinsella ventured off on his own path as Owen. In the years since, he's released nine full-length LP's of original material. In this video, we'll delve into his music evolution over the course of these records and dig a little bit into his history as a multi-instrumentalist...
Jason Newsted: Stifled by Metallica
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Young and hungry, a 23-year old Jason Newsted would join Metallica in 1986 on the heels of tragedy, but the path of fame and fortune was paved with just as many pitfalls as rewards. Through a 14-year tenure in the world's biggest heavy metal band, he'd come to find that above all else, respect was of his highest priorities... I'm very excited to share this new documentary with you all! Thanks g...
Metallica Falters: The Story of Load and Reload
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In 1991, Metallica smashed all expectations and became the biggest heavy metal band of all time. Five years later, would Metallica be able to sustain high critical praise and commercial success? Furthermore, where would their fans stand on their newer, more streamlined releases? 0:00 Metallica Seeks Change (1988 - 1991) 2:21 The Black Album Conquers (1991 - 1993) 6:57 Hubris & Petty Taunts (199...
CKY Implodes: The Story of Carver City and Beyond
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CKY looked to be on the up and up heading into 2007, but the challenges that lie ahead would spell the end as we knew it for the beloved cult rock group. In this video, we dive deep into the world of CKY from the years 2006 - 2016 and learn what caused their public disintegration following the release of 2009's Carver City. 2006 - 2009 00:00 2009 - 2011 09:40 2011 - 2012 15:41 2012 - 2014 23:36...
Faith No More’s Lost Song
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Faith No More has released seven albums since their original formation in 1979...but what happened to the one song they've never released? Thanks if you're checking this out for the first time, or for the first time in almost 3 years! Making of Angel Dust: ruclips.net/video/yhdPYQgukr8/видео.html Virus AKA The Seagull Song AKA The Shuffle Song: ruclips.net/video/k-Rfbm47Cgg/видео.html
CKY - An Answer Can Be Found: Review & Retrospective
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Also, if it sounds like I'm talking through an old telephone at certain points, just know this is because I had to mute the music to get UMG off of my back, hah. Intro Retrospective 00:00 Suddenly Tragic 06:17 The Way You Lived 09:00 Dressed in Decay 11:00 Familiar Realm 14:20 All Power to Slaves 16:33 Tripled Manic State 19:03 Behind the Screams 20:52 Deceit is Striking Gold 22:09 As the Table...
Artist Spotlight: Memoryhouse
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Hey guys! Currently vacationing in PA (you know where if you know me by now), but I knew I had to bust out the equipment and write up a piece such an underrated group! Give em a listen (and to my metalheads, don't worry I've got some good ass stuff planned).
Atheist - Elements: Review & Retrospective
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Atheist's Elements is a landmark album in the history of death metal, if not metal as a whole. 1993 will stand forever as a monument to the boldness of the innovators in metal, Atheist being a prime members of said innovators. While it's not a masterpiece, it's fun to listen to and will definitely get your mind moving. 00:00 Intro Retrospective 09:16 Green 10:51 Water 12:06 Samba Briza 13:11 Ai...
CKY - Volume 1: Review & Retrospective
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[Hey guys, I corrected the audio on the original upload! Enjoy!] I've returned, and I've brought with me the results of a 3-day editing hell. Hope you guys enjoy, there should be some short form album reviews coming soon!
Metallica - St. Anger: Review & Retrospective
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St. Anger…Metallica’s most hated by far. What if I reviewed it in 2019?
CKY - Infiltrate Destroy Rebuild: Review & Retrospective
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Hey guys! This is my first video and I figured it’d be best that I cover my favorite album of all time. Just to note, the Flesh into Gear music video is actually the early cut seen in CKY3, as the normal video is impossible to post without ridiculous copyright BS. For the Attached at the Hip video, I just put a few filters and effects on it for the same purpose. All of the full music videos can...
CKY is the ultimate example of wasted potential. They did get screwed by some people around them, but they screwed themselves harder than anyone else could have. Monumental unfounded egos, drugs, and alcohol.
Jason was just a better musican, and they were jealous.
While I think the Black Album, Load, Reload, and St. Anger are not some of Metallica's best work, I still think they're all good albums. Metallica was willing to experiment, and that didn't always work out. At least they were trying something different and not hammering out the same thrash music over and over again. Were they also chasing the current trend to ride the popularity train? Yes, but I don't think they knew how else they could continue on. They had been doing thrash ever since they started in the early 80s until Bob Rock came into the picture in the early 90s. I think it was a combination of different things, including Cliff's passing and personalities clashing, but I'm sure Metallica was destined to change at some point; with or without Cliff. I will always personally prefer thrash though, since I think that is when Metallica is at their best.
St.Anger was the first record I chose to purchase as a kid. At that time (6 or 7 years old) i didnt care what it sounded like as long as it was metallica. I remember getting it home and popping in the live rehearsal disc and I found myself confused but overall I was like "yep that's metallica" and I've pretty much loved the record since then. I guess even at 6 years old I could relate to the anger and misery coming through the speakers.
Ugh, starting with the "buried in the mix" bass of ...and Justice for All. Later they do a remaster and keep it buried. Such an injustice for Jason...literally. Metallica has made so many changes, from their amazing start and compete anti-establishment to not even making a music video until Justice. Rehashing the Black Album would have been a huge mistake (see Def Leppard Hysteria to Adrenalize). The concepts for the album covers for Load and Reload are disgusting. Imo as a longtime fan, the content is a mixed bag with some greats, some I never want to play again. With the singing style, I just thought James' voice was shot. When they released "Garage Inc" it was like "see they still have it!" & later with "Death Magnetic". The best time to see Metallica is always when not touring for an album, they know they fans love the "old sh*t" and they deliver.
Angel Dust ❤❤❤
The truth is Lars heard Dr Feelgood and thought that was the heavy sound Metallica needed. They asked Bob Rock to produce and that's what he did. I can listen to the first 4 albums back-to-back. The black album is ok but they lost their edge and have been trying to get it back since 1991.
hey you, my favorites are JUSTICE and LOAD too! this album would have been alright if all the songs were 3 minutes long.
I actually really liked st anger. Even the sound. It literally showed you a bands changing their sound and starting over. Especially after the trash that load and reload were. So for me it was perfect. A mix of their older sound with the black album sound. Making it sound like a demo was even more genius. I just think all of that went over people's heads. I got it from the beginning. It was the perfect step and the beginning redemption from load and reload
To be fair, Metallica was 100% in the right when they took a stand against Napster. Its not the idea of sharing music with others that's the problem. It's pirating it and distributing without the band's permission, that's the issue.
Load and ReLoad are brilliant albums.
I was caught up in the controversy over their style too. Looking back it was so stupid. It took me years to figure just how good Load is and how much time I lost enjoying it. It also pains me that my favorite song of all time, the Outlaw Torn was cut off by a full minute because of the limitations of the CD.
They had such a great sound at the time. It felt more like "groove metal" than a 'grunge' or alt. band; something you could sing along and bang your head to! Also, some of the best guitar riffs in the game
Their difficulties started around 1993. It seems that the band saw him as a necessary replacement for Cliff, but Jason was definitely stifled and he gave James and Lars more time than they deserved to allow him to shine.. A conversation we had in '94 revealed as much. He was 100% true. Jason lived metal and embodied it and he belonged in Metallica, though he didn't feel that way.. Flotsam and Jetsam were a band worth travelling to see. I understood completely. This is a great accounting, not your average AI. Good job, here.
@@jayschankman214 not sure exactly how to interpret that last sentence there, but I’ll just let you know, my voice is not AI lol.
@@adarkerstandard Sorry, I wanted to be clear. I see I rushed through it. I see new rock history videos and shorts all the time. I block them all. I could easily tell that you were someone who was close to the scene, probably around the time that I was. You've got me curious about what you do. Great writing and you struck a chord with me.
Fair enough! I appreciate your candor and good vibes! I can’t say I was necessarily “close to the scene” of any of this stuff given my age, but I have been a lifelong fan of Metallica and an avid researcher of their history.
Newstead was their best bassist. I said what i said.
I actually really like most of the albums. Always have. They're just different.
I'm sure somebody said that and the contrary yet, but - WHY IS THIS VIDEO AND THE CHANNEL COMMON LORE FOR ANY METALLICA FAN
Not sure what exactly you’re trying to say here
Not many of the popular metal bands escaped some kind of nu metal influence in their recordings in the early 00's
Jason was glue that made Metallica strong.
Chad seems like a real pain in the ass.
who cares these albums sucked ass
The snare on this album is like a drill boring into my brain. I cant stand it.
Honestly if this album didnt have james cringey goofy lyrics and vocals it would dope af like as an instrumental album this album would rip
found your channel/ this vid looking for groundhog session songs 1&2, the carver city “demos”… this is quality and i subscribed. Åppreciate the effort that went into this; as much as it sucks that cky is dead and buried, we still have a very nice subset of albums to turn to for nostalgia’s sake. IDR is absolute fire this time of year.
@@ray12a much appreciated! Also, Anomaly kicks ass! Conflict of Conscience is a hell of tune!
@ oh wow. i did not come here expecting that. thank you. i have a bandcamp link to some dead demos if you’re into it
@@ray12a send it along!
This is a great video. I love Owen sm
I stopped watching your video very quickly since you talk sh!t about this beautiful album. Gen Z, all the same.
You seem like a totally reasonable person
Other than a few good songs both were garbage.
Load and ReLoad were the beginning of not remembering song names and order of tracks for me personally. Pretty much to this day. RiP Cliff.
Load and reload were fine, but I stopped listening when god-awful St. Anger hit. It was so horrible I walked away from them and never looked back.
I loved the production on justice it’s unique and of the era it made sense!!!! It was the literal sound of metal! Play it through a bass heavy rig and it warms up
The music was okay. The lyrics are laughable bad and it doesn’t get better after this album. James is out of ideas.
Turbo junkie
Its not like I dont like the good songs that are spare, but the I live my life I die my life is so little baby brain mentality nonsense noise from someone who has never lived a life worth living
wow only baby brain kid would like this nonsense lyric noise. as s and m purist, I view not being mission impossible corporate shill fascist as being cooler than your wannabe gen x consumer brained baby brain
4:00 haahhahahahhahhh entitled ahhahah like your mothers rotten twt. every musician is a thief, so they entitled, also you entitled. you think youre free from criticism because RUclips is a monopoly, but the fact youre on this website, is the fact that you are an entitled corporate fascist pro genocide mutt, and if I never pay for music, television, or cinema for the rest of my life, it would of been worth it. just to watch you fascist squirm in a puddle of your own make. it's called evolution. it's cheaper to store music, so people shouldnt be asked to pay 20 bucks, which is a 100 bucks now, for a garbage cd case, with garbage cd that gets scratched no matter what you do. ahahhahahah f ur mother, f you and f your kin little boy. they use ads, and premium streaming to make money now. technically im paying more for ad free sheet on RUclips than I ever did on physical copies, but I have more money than I did then, so that's a factor to consider. all in all youre a worthless beach soon enough you will eat a hot iron rod for this one little baby brain know nothing corporate fascist boi
Lmao didn’t expect to see a schizo in the comments. Welcome
I piss on fans
only baby brain peniles look at new metal with condescending eye ahhaah nu metal is actually experiencing a resurgence, so you dont know nothing baby brain genre boy
I really couldn’t get into the St. Anger album. I really have it away shortly after purchasing it
Al principio me gustaron ambos Albums, load and reload, a pesar que mis discos favoritos son Master y Ride. Ambos discos, load and reload los escuché mucho, pero llegó un momento que me aburrieron cosa que no me pasa con el Master o Ride. Y miren que me gusta mucho Nirvana y el punk Rock. Por lo mismo no me parecen buenos discos, me aburrieron después de escucharlos demasiado.
St Anger is awesome, its raw, unexpected and a complete mess that was perfect for the band at the time.
I hate to make more bass player drama but the fact that they decided to make St. Anger without a bass player shows how important they felt about that instrument.
Metallica hasn’t made a quality album since And Justice for All.
Load is a very good hard rock album 8/10. Re-Load however is St. Anger level bad 1/10. Fuel being the one great track.
These Cky videos are amazing… good shit, new subscriber
Cky is Derron & Jess… their separate careers are evidence of that. Chad is a great addition but is no good on Vocals, at all. Sorry. 🤷
Children. Making fun of your support act isn't a good look
Only person worse than lars is axel rose
Imagine how awesome they would be if they got rid of lars early on
Bob and lars together almost took out Metallica, several times
Great doc. Im only 30 but i grew up disecting all of Metallica's songs and learning them on guitar. I love everything besides st anger, and now im diving into these docs. Great channel and content, my man