Dan Lilker talks Darkthrone "A Blaze In The Northern Sky" with The Necrosexual
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- The Necrosexual talks with legendary bassist Dan Lilker about Darkthrone's 1992 album, that shaped an entire genre. Listen to Dan's band BLURRING at blurring.bandc... .
Dan Liker is like an encyclopedia of Metal dude. He's not one of those old Heads (which I respect highly) who got stuck in the 80's Thrash and didn't expand his horizons as Metal kept getting more extreme. Dan went with the flow and discovered more and more amazing bands and has respect for many of the great Extreme Metal bands of this day. He knows his stuff. Notice he said Darkthrone was 2nd wave Black Metal. Anyone who knows metal knows that Venom, Mercyful Fate, Celtic Frost and Bathory were the first wave originators of the genre. He gets it
Exactly, he's grown with the scene and knows his favorite band's history, and like you said, he didn't just stick with thrash, as an extreme metal fan he discovered black metal and grindcore as well and wanted to start bands in those styles of music as well, unfortunately people tried to accuse him of jumping on some bandwagon when all he was doing was playing music that he loved
Dan is the man! Great choice for an interview
I could listen to Dan all day. Dude is a legend and an amazing bassist
When Danny Lilker talks, YOU LISTEN!!!👍😈💀
Dan is the real deal, a true metal heart...
Delightful interview, thank you! I'm learning a lot from these metal masterclasses! I didn't know Dan Lilker but I've listened to Nuclear Assault a couple of times in the past and it's great ! And the guy knows a lot!
I agree: Darkthrone's song "In The Shadow Of The Horns" is very punk and also my favorite in that album. It makes me think of the band Bad Brains. That part after you hear Fenriz screaming "unholy black metal!" (minute 4). Bad Brains' song "How Low Can A Punk Get?" sounds a little bit like "In The Shadow..." Those drums!
I also like the "Old Star" album (2019). Not as raw as the first ones but still kicking arse!
Necrosexual: it would be great to get an interview with Fenriz! I follow him on Spotify (Gylve) and he has some great playlists going on. He has a great taste in music, no matter the style!
Great interview. Dan is an awesome musician, and definitely the man.
GREAT INTERVIEW! A LONG TIME AGO DANNY APPEARED NEXT TO ME IN A COFFEE SHOP IN AMSTERDAM. I JUST LOVE THIS GUY.
This rules. Great questions Mr.Sexual.🤘
Very enjoyable interview
Great interview, keep it grim
Love the first 2 BT albums,second one is a monster.
Yes! Need to Control is tops! Very groundbreaking for its time...
I picked this up on cassette when it first came out. From Tower records in Philadelphia. I wore it out. I have the vinyl now.
I love the Album,it’s right up there fir me too,that’s why I’m watchibg this,never heard Dan Speak.
Hail Darkthrone
Also Dan Lilker is legendary! Nuclear Assault \m/
Man you really have the best guests!
Dan rules! I wish that he would resurrect Last Satanic Dance, even if the Disassociate dudes weren't involved.
There was even Second wave Black Metal bands that are not from norway such as WORSHIP HIM by Samael, and RITUAL by Master's Hammer, prior to A Blaze in the Northern Sky
What is the name of that "nasty, vicious" band Dan Lilker talks about around minute 32:26? Did he day that the band's from Spain? As a Spaniard, I'm curious!
I believe Teitanblood
@@Grimjim777 Thank you!
I have to give the "First black metal" label to Bathory.
I like Katharsis from Germany.
Nocturno did not switch to bass for A Blaze. Dag played as a session musician. Guess he hated bm !
Not seltic frost. Your pronounce it as Keltic. Celtic frost isn't referencing celtic us team or celtic football club but rather the ancient kelts. KELT. NOT. SELT.
LOL
Great interview!
Could you check out the new Thragedium single? Do a review!
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