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EYEHATEGOD vs. CROWBAR - Symmetry In Vinyl
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- Опубликовано: 14 авг 2024
- Check out this interview with Kirk Windstein of Crowbar and Mike Willams of Eyehategod talking about their favourite Vinyl releases. Be sure to check out the new releases by both bands which are out now:
CROWBAR - Symmetry In Black
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EYEHATEGOD - Eyehategod:
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Kirk is one of my good friends and he is one of the nicest and down to earth people you will ever meet.
You're one lucky dude!
what's his favorite food?
Awesome I would love to meet Mike though he seems really cool. I'm pissed I missed EHG play in NJ about a year ago
I could just imagine. Plus he's a Riff Lord 😎
I met Mike and a couple of the guys at the Pilot station in Theodore Alabama, he told me that they always stop at that specific Pilot station on the way home from touring. So every time I ride through there, I'm always hoping that I'll run in to them again. I got kind of star struck and didn't really have anything cool to add to the 30 second conversation.
Both of these guys are really cool & down to earth. I always enjoy running into them at shows and briefly chatting
Thanks for posting this. It brought back some really great memories. I love everything they've ever put out. I also just love them as people because they are so humble about their own contributions to metal,punk, noise and what I call Nolacore. I was thinking about a couple of friends that I used to sit around every now and then and do what Mike and Kirk are doing here. We'd get together and just enjoy being in the same room and play records like this. A lot of times it would dawn on me a while later that we only that we only payed an album or two because we having such a good time being in the room with people who shared a passion for this music that most people thought was just noise. Those guys turned me on to a lot of great music that I still listen to til this day. I'm 48 years and it seems like all of that was 5 minutes ago. Then it dawn's on you that you have not spoken with any of those guys in over 20 years.Not because anyone got angry at anyone, or because our tastes evolved or we "grew out of" metal. Time seemed to speed up. We all got jobs. I got married and had kids, and laziness kicks in so don't go hang out with your buddies anymore. A few more years and you start to realize that you ain't who you used to in a lot of ways, so maybe those days you remember so fondly, might just be better left in the past because they probably aren't the same people either.
I'm not going to mention names, but just in case one of them runs into this comment one day I want so a couple of things. Thanks for letting me hang with you guys. Thanks for the cool ass music that you got me into. Thank you for some of the best memories I have about being a teenager. I hope life has treated you as well as it did me. Love you guys.
Two of the greats…amazing new albums too...
Kirk and Mike are both nice dudes. Ive met them both and they are very welcoming and down to earth.
Tbh everyone in the NOLA sludge scene is like that.
This is a fuckin great interview! Need more shit like this.very interesting! Need to do more of these. I like the concept so much better than your normal interview
Yeah man, I agree. It's always great to know what our favorite band members get together and talk about their influences and just shootin' the shit. Can't get enough of it! I always wonder what these guys think of Acid Bath?
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saw EHG and Crowbar in NOLA @ One Eyed Jacks 20th anniversary Aug. 2009. Great show.
i could listen to these guys talk about metal all day.
Two legends
saw kirk last week in dublin, what a fucking legend.
Fastest I've ever seen Kirk speak
Fuck yeah, seeing them both next month
I'm going open up a second hand store on Canal St and call it
"Ex Horders"
13th Floor Elevators was to "hippie rock" what Voivod were to Thrash .
😮
this is awesome
This is cool as fuck.
MELVINS
all the way 👍
I used to have an Eraserhead t shirt in high school! My friend took it with him to college. I've never seen one since
Every album they showed is great and highly recommended.
Every albums they are showing are fucking classics, cant go wrong :D
Ha! "Sounds gay..." Next up: Judas Priest!
LOL!
This should be a continuing series, just two metal heads’ record show and tell.
Everyone always prefers the Void side of the void/faith split. Everyone..
Awesomesauce!
My Generation is an absolute classic! Hail WHO!
its a good way to learn about different bands from watching this video.
Listen to Roky Erickson if you havent already! His solo stuff is amazing, spooky lyrics and heavy guitars.
dopesick! ALL HAIL NOLA!!!
love the meters and doctor john need to get that book
First record he picked up 13 floor elevators is fucking awesome just picked it up the other day
All i can say is, Fluid here. Drummer in new orleans. Lemme know when you need one.
Snowblind!!!!!
So,can anyone competently answer,Do NOLA bands typically play behind the beat?Just something that Kirk said...
I honestly have no clue what that means xD
“When it’s killer, it’s killer.” - Kirk W. 😂
Kirk sounds like mike nolan from the mike nolan show
Stoner Doom Maniac yooooo had me rolling!! Hahahah
It’s a damn shame the true fans know more than these brothers!
Trust me I love Crowbar and EHG but I wish I could chime in!
Spill
Void fuckin rules!
Thats the Dc scene!!!!
Anybody know the names of the tracks at either end of the video?
I had that VOID T shirt in high school and caught so much shit!!!
84 grad mo fos
what are the names of the albums ?
I love the WHO s versions of thier songs on the '75 TOMMY film .....and John Entwistle's solo work. Pat Disaster
What was that song in the intro
Oh boy, I just realized that Mike looks like Ozzy's younger brother lol
NOLA accents are the best
Song in video intro?
Hello friend I hope you found the name, it's been 4 years since you posted. It's worthless rescue by eyehategod
@@claude_hav_mercy i honestly haven’t listened to the EHG albums after confederacy so 4 years later i had still never found it lol. you’re a legend