Anthrax (Indians) KnR Reaction
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I am Native American Indian. I am of the great and honorable Mi'kmaq Nation (sounds like: meeg + maw). My people have resided in Mi'kma'ki for well over 10,000 documented years. You all know this land now as the Atlantic provinces of Canada and Northern Maine, United States.)
So very few times are we mentioned in the media like this and I'm so thankful for Anthrax for doing this one. Thank you guys for reacting to it!
Kel, Your people (the French) and my people (Mi'kmaq) used to live together in harmony. My ancestors welcomed your ancestors to my peoples homelands since time immemorial, with open arms. In return, your people respected my people and
we used to live right alongside each other. We would hunt, fish, gather berries etc together and live as one (the only boundary we set is for your men to refrain from our women) and we lived in peace. The French were the only people that came who viewed us as equal human beings. The British unfortunately were a vastly different people. My spirit thanks your spirit my sister.
Rich, I don't have to tell you about how things went down. It's clear you've educated yourself on the matter. I was going to post a few statistics until you shared your views. I can see those are not needed here my friend. I want to let you know something my brother; Just because your a white man and your ancestors were guilty of a multitude of genocidal acts, I would like you to know, you have no reason to feel "icky" at all. You have chosen a much different path. The road you walk isn't the road your ancestors walked. You decided to take a different route. You know in your heart, unlike the white men before you, that the Indian is equal human to you. Your now a great alley and I hope you come to let go of any icky feelings and hold your head high and walk with pride my brother.
Thank you for your reaction. Thank you for your understanding of my peoples hardships, in the past and the present. Thank you for your compassion.
Msit No'Kmaq (all my relations) Walk in honor my friends.
Deliaq deluen. Nìn elk na Mìgmaw, dleyewi Listugujk, Gespègewàgik.
To the author, I respect you deeply for what you say. We do not need to be told to be ashamed of what our previous generations have done. You mirrored my point. God bless you and your family sir.
Such a fun band! They were my intro into thrash with Spreading The Disease.
Joey is part Native American so if he's cool with you jamming to this song, you should be too.
in other words, a real American =)
Chuck Billy from Testament is Native American, too.
Good for you guys. All races and tribes deserve peace and harmony together and with each other!! Peace out !!
One World One People
Anthrax is awesome. So jealous you met him. This is a classic for sure.
I loved it when they were on married with children in the day. They rock.
Anthrax is my favorite band, ever. This is a great album. I'm glad to see you do it.
Out of The Big 4, Anthrax has represented what thrash is the better than anyone, I think. And Scott Ian wrote some of the coolest riffs of all time
I've been a guitarist for a very long time and I've head banged to this song a million times but I never really listened to the lyrics until your video. WOW! So deep! I have had many native BEST friends and now have a half native grandson so these lyrics really hit my heart big time! Thanks KNR for the eye opener!
Thy Art Is Murder-Holy War. Another heavy subject themed song. Indians is one of my top10 faves. You guys are awesome! Keep it up, I'm telling my friends about yalls channel.
Awesome song, I've always loved it. Thanks for reacting to it. Anthrax is loved here. They played on the Navajo Nation last year. Great show. You guys rock.
Another powerful Native song to do, when your ready; #W.A.S.P - Trail of tears.
Did you know Blackie Lawless is American Indian? He is blackfoot.
Thanks again for a heartfelt reaction. Anthrax, along with Death Angel are my faves of the whole thrash movement \m/
As a MI'kmaq in NS Canada I approve of this song! My mom, grandmother basically everyone older than 55 went to "Residential Schools" to get the "Indian" scrubbed from them, and to have most of my relatives still live on "Reservations". Joey Belladonna (Lead singer) is First Nations as well and is in the same kinda situation. Cool song that shined a little light on a touchy subject.
Love that you reacted to this song. I've been an Anthrax fan since the late 80's and though this is a song with a heavy message and intrigues me (having native heritage myself), this has always been one of my favorites, based solely on the musical content. A heavy message in a heavy song! WAR DANCE!
Best Anthrax songs imo: Belly of the Beast, Armed & Dangerous, Imitation of Life, ADI/Horror Of It All
Armed and Dangerous is the first one I heard and still my favorite. The mixture of Joey’s operatic voice and the Thrash guitar is unique. I really don’t know another Thrash vocalist who can approach him.
#Anthrax In my world
#Anthrax Keep it in the Family
Is there any doubt that Persistence of Time is The best album by Anthrax? Every single track on that is great.
Obscene Vegetable Matter I know right! idk why there are so many people that hate it. There is only one song that I don’t like on the album and that is Keep It In The Family.
@@danielsiman3776 it's second best after Among the Living, nothing tops that it's thrash perfection.
As much as I love Anthrax, the song hasn't even started yet in the video and I'm in awe of how much your wife loves you lol. The way she looks at you, her eyes are just smiling/sparkling their ass off!!! Hold onto that woman!
Also - Fucking love Anthrax lol - will check out some more of your stuff now that they have brought me to you!
Kel has such empathy.....i love that about her
Great Reaction I saw them in 1986 in Seattle, greatttttttt concert Joey Belladonna when singing this song he comes out on stage in full Indian headdress. I think you'd like #1'mtheman by #Anthrax you have to watch the video with it. It brings the song full circle.
Anthrax was the first concert I ever attended. The contents of the song are so powerful. Also, the loudest concert to this day. My ears rang for about 2 weeks
Such a great song, such good lyrics! Anthrax was one of my first ever metal bands 😊.
Very good commentary, you two 👍
#Insomnium : The River - lyrical video, or Lay of the Autumn - lyrical video, or both!
That's one of metal's most incredible attributes...bringing touchy, sensitive and controversial subject matters directly to the surface...it opens minds and encourages research.
I remember the first time I heard these guys. It was this song. I was like whoa! Been a fan ever since.
K-n-R, gotta tell you the truth, I have found soooooo many copycat channels out there. But of course you 3 are the so high above them all. You are by far the truest response to music and have the absolute best and loveliest reasons for doing what you do, better than all the poseurs.
I have a double request #AllThatRemains songs "This calling" and "Not Alone". Both songs are short and honestly (and I would not lie to you about a subject so dear to all of our hearts), when I listen to this album, I think of your loss and I believe these 2 songs will reach all 3 of you in your own special ways.. I make this recommendation because this band was still metal back then and the lead singer had the greatest range ever back then, AND many of this album Fall of Ideals has so much passion and I apologize for pulling at your heartstrings but I can't let you go another day without these two song's choruses coursing through your veins.
Your metal friend 4ever 🤘JR 🤘
This one brings me back man.
Anthrax made this Song about americas "Glory" History how the Indians were treated.But in this case,TESTAMENT/CHUCK BILLY (the Singer) should be mentioned.
Awards and honors:
In 2013, California State Assemblyman Jim Frazier honored Billy on the State Assembly floor for his positive influence on the Native American community.
Billy became the first Native American to be permanently featured in the memorabilia display at the Hard Rock Hotel in Albuquerque, New Mexico in 2013. He is also recognized in the National Museum of the American Indian exhibit in the Smithsonian Institution titled, "Up Where We Belong: Native Musicians in Popular Culture".
Personal life
Billy was born to a Native American father and a Mexican mother. He is of the Pomo Native Americans, an indigenous people of Northern California, and is proud of his Native American heritage, sometimes giving a shoutout to his "Native brothers and sisters" in the audience. The song "Trail of Tears" is a tribute to his heritage, as are "Allegiance" and "Native Blood". In 2010, Chuck Billy was among those recognized in the Smithsonian National Museum of the American Indian exhibit Up Where We Belong: Native Musicians in Popular Culture, which was on display through January 2, 2011.Billy is first cousins with Stephen Carpenter, co-founder and lead guitarist of alternative metal band Deftones.
#Anthrax In The End. Tribute to Dimebag and Dio
Damn good
Anthrax style has changed so much over the last 20 years especially. Love em.
Some old school TESTAMENT. Either the new order album. Or souls of black album
#Testament Electric Crown
Testament are still one of the best!
@@Zeus-vo2nq . That's my favorite SONG off that album. Love that jam. And a cool video too
@@bonemachine1975 TESTAMENT is my favorite thrash metal band. Love those guys. Cant wait to hear the new album
@@alexsaucedo8032 Hall yes!
If you loved this please check out....
#Anthrax Caught In A Mosh or Bring the Noise with Public Enemy! Much love from Tucson AZ
Or I'm the man!
You're a lucky man Rich. Kel is beautiful and seems to be very cool too.
My best memory of Anthrax was in Dutch town of Zwolle where we played a soccer game with Anthrax and Testament... Fans against bands.. A hot Sunday summer day ... from two in the afternoon to 5 ... it was the most beautiful rock memory in my life... BTW... we smashed them.. they still owe me a rematch like they promised hahaha... Oh yeah.. and after the concert me and my little brother returned home by train without our pants, just in underwear because all the girls ripped our already ripped jeans.. we were a special sight to see... best concert ever... Love these guys to death...
Thanks for this one. Anthrax was the first thrash metal band I ever heard, so they have a special place inside me.
For more Anthrax, check out
- Keep It In The Family
- Who Cares Wins
- In The End
- Zero Tolerance
since everyone else is chiming in with "Run to the Hills" im gonna go in a different direction and go with "Native Blood" by Testament
Hell yeah! I saw Anthrax last summer with Slayer,Bohemoth,LOG and Testament 🤘 Among the Living is fukin awesome!
Run to the Hills by Iron Maiden is also about the injustices against the indigenous people of North America as well and both are great tracks.
Iron Maiden's Run to the Hills, also touches on this subject, as well as Soundgarden's cover of Black Sabbath's Into the Void with reworked lyrics by an actual Native American
Don't forget Judas Priest - Savage from the stained class album.
Spot on Kel, It was a very strong message. You ask if there was any other song(s) that had a message like this. The only one I can think of is Indian Reservation by Paul revere and the raiders or One tin Soldier by Coven. It was attached to the movie called Billy Jack. By knowing the movie, you know the movement. By knowing the movement, you know the Indian plight. Billy Jack is synonymous with the Indian plight at Wounded Knee incident in 1973 and the sit in at Alcatraz Island in San Francisco Bay from 1969 to 1971.
Kel, I've noticed that when you listen to the lyrics for evaluation, you tend to wrinkle your forehead. You might want to relax your brow. :-)
Thats the thing about metal, with most bands their is always a strong social message within the lyrics. Chuck Billy (vocalist) from testament is Native American.. brilliant reaction guys 🤘🤘
Chuck Billy rules!
I watched Anthrax play a couple of times, always a great show!
And once I got to stand together with the band at baggage carousel at Ljubljana airport.
Funny story - I flew back home (Slovenia), returning from a five-weeks long trip in Arizona. It was June 2005.
Tired after an overnight flight, I realized the guys around me were Anthrax members. We were all waiting for our bags to show up.
I guess they just flew in from the USA, and they were playing at the Metal Camp festival later on that day.
I was thinking to myself - should I say something, like: "Wow, I'm your number one fan, I've been listening to your music for 20 years etc etc".
But I didn't say anything.
I also had a giant Nemo (clown fish) under my arm, for my 3-year old daughter, which made things a bit comical.
My wife and I went to see them play a few days later in Graz (Austria).
Song request:
#kalmah "Take Me Away" (greetings from beautiful Slovenia)
By far the stand out track from the album. Brilliant message and a great tune too. Now you've found Anthrax you might want to check out Medusa which, in my opinion, has THE best metal riff ever.
I also liked the John Bush Anthrax The Sound Of White Noise John is from Armored Saint a LA band that was very big in the early days of Metal.
After Armored Saint's first album the Guitarists died from some type of disease
The John Bush era kicked ass as well!!! Killer albums and the live shows were off the hook!
@@Corplackey Saw that tour with Pantera and Anvil at the Warfield in SF
@@prs149 I saw Armored saint a few times but the most rememberable was in Pismo Beach they also played the Headbangers Ball tour with Halloween Savatage and Grim Reaper I saw this show in Denver
John Bush is very underrated, IMO, despite being one of the best metal vocalists out there. The "Bushthrax" period is a bit of an acquired taste for some fans, but I had no issue with him and kinda prefer him over Joey,
singer Joey Belladonna is indian related, very strong message on a still serious matter
Also not to forget the Video of IRON MAIDEN : RUN TO THE HILLS
Kel.... a little distracted today?
Godd damn I love this song
Gonna see them live again next week \m/
I forgot what nationality but lead singer Belladonna is part native-american. Other rock stars that have native-american blood include George Lynch (Dokken) and Ian Astbury (The Cult) to name just a couple. The Cult wrote a lot of really interesting, mystical songs including Spiritwalker, Brother Wolf/Sister Moon, Rain, etc.
Which part of him is Native? Your not part Canadian or part American are you? There is no part. The people of the tribal nation accept you as whole or not at all. The same way you belong, not in part to your Nation (despite your genetic makeup which is likely a great mix of nationalities too) American but simply American if your a US citizen (or Canadian or wherever) We don't call you part, please don't call us part. We are whole, just like you and belong to our Nations in full, just as you do. Thank you my brother.
#Anthrax Anti-social (also French version) album State of Euphoria good song 😀👍
gogo 51 gmz leur meilleur album !
"Belladonna is Native American on his mother's side and part Italian American. His real name is Joseph Bellardini."
The multicam versión of this song in Chile 2013 is the best, I was in the smosh, Chile is the best crowd! Viva Chile mierda!
Testament-trail of tears...strong message as well
Meilleur album de ANTHRAX "STATE OF EUPHORIA"...BE ALL,END ALL!!!
Awesome choice guys keep up the good work please do seeming endless time by death angel
awesome 😎👍
This is my favorite of the big 4
My fav too.
WAAAARRRRRR DANCE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tea????? Where's da beer at man???? BTW: Anthrax songs touch quite a few social issues
You can get this track for Rocksmith 2014 \m/ you guys should check it out. Fun one to play the riff from.
Finally some Anthrax...thumbs up....but don`t forget Testament;for the music and for the lyrics (i recommend Greenhouse Effect or Practice what you preach) !!!!
"Among the Living" was pretty much the ultimate Thrash album. Charlie's drumming, and, Frank's bass playing made for a killer rhythm section.
My favourite Anthrax songs are Among The Living (based on Stephen King's The Stand) I Am The Law (Judge Dredd) and Keep It In The Family. The first time I saw Anthrax live was in Montreal back in 1991. They were opening for Iron Maiden. When Iron Maiden played Heaven Can Wait the guys from Anthrax came on stage to sing with them. By the way we had a great Innu group here in Quebec in the 90's who were singing in Innu-aimun (Montagnais) called Kashtin. Some of their songs were featured in Northern Exposure and Due South. Some of their best songs were Tshinanu, E uassiuian and Tipatshimun. Thye might be hard to find but it would be nice to see you react to them.
I really wish you guys would check out THE FIRM : MEAN BUSINESS. Its Jimmy Page and Paul Rodgers from Bad Co. A forgotten band that has a legendary rock sound
Lead singers Joey Belladonna of Anthrax and Chuck Billy of Testament are both part Native American. Chuck's father is Pomo and his mother Mexican. Joey is Native American on his mother's side and has a covers side project named Chief Big Way. Their heritage informs their lyrics. Other notable musicians with Native American ancestry include Jimi Hendrix, Anthony Kiedis (Red Hot Chili Peppers), and Blackie Lawless (WASP), and all have touched on that topic in their music.
Do the Live Version of this from the "Big 4" show Sophia Bulgaria...It is FUCKING AMAZING...
#IronMaiden Run to the Hills. Can’t remember if you’ve reacted to....Same subject. Thanks guys!🤘🏻
I just love your guy's chemistry. I'm hooked on your reactions. I can see how you look at each other. Love it.
#Anthrax is amazing! All albums with Belladona as singer is awesome! Try something from Persistence of Time. Blood, Discharge, Keep It In the Family. Or something from the new albums. Blood Eagle Wings, Im Alive, In the End or Zero Tolerance 🤘🏻
Have you tried anything by Napalm Death?
You THE FUCK met Scott Ian??? I am lost for words... Damn!
Soon as I heard this I had to reach for my vynl to listen to full album
What also popped out was a group from my old home town in UK
Warfare punk metal band from Shildon
Contreversal group
Had to listen Burns the Kings Road
Shildon - cradle of the railways
Rip. Timothy Hackworth engineer 7th July 1850
Joey belladonna. The lead singer is a native red indian
You really should check out #Anthrax- Only with John Bush of Armored Saint fame on vocals for it is excellent!
I saw them when they revealed Bush as the new vocalist at Camden Underworld. Imagine a group like Anthrax playing a small underground bar, it was frickin' off the hook awesome. I'll catch some flack for this but I preferred Bush to Belladonna in Anthrax.
@@andrewlaw I agree 100% with you.
Tua esposa é sensitiva e espiritual!
Please react to deep purple
When blind man cry or soldier of fortune
Btw keep the good work 😉👍
Did you know the Drummer and Bassist are uncle and Nephew
We all drink the tea my homie I like tea
Killer. Newer testament if possible: when evil lands or D.N.R
Soooo, where’s the Pantera?
Yeeeeeessssssss Anthrax
Hi from Greece love u guys!!If you can please react to IRON MAIDEN's RUN TO THE HILLS...same subject (native Americans)but more raw...thanks!rock on 🤘
did u know folks the song ""you gotta believe" from the "for all kings" album from 2016?
no one reacts to it, it's like a forgotten song.. but for me is their best fucking song XD i just want opinions if u listened it
I saw them at the Troubadour in Hollywood with Suicidal Tendencies. It was their last rehearsal before recording Persistence of Time. Around 88-89
Fuck yes about time we got some ANTHRAX 🤘🤘🤘
Thank you for your reaction to this song. Iam Native American and this song hits hard. #manowar spirit horse Cherokee #fitforanautopsy black mammoth #swallowthesun April 14th, #forestofshadow wish #ablazeinhatred a walk through the silence.
#PersistenceofTime; #efilnikcufecin
The lead guitarist Dan Spitz was a phenomenal musician, but also a master clock maker and was part of their inspiration for the album Persistence of Time. He left music to focus on his family and making timepieces. His son has autism and he is part of the movement warning parents of the vaccine dangers.Check out Persistence of Time and the Joe Jackson cover Got the Time . They crush it!!
Horns up 🤘🏼
Be All Em All, from Anthrax \m/
Run to the Hills would be a great follow up song!
If you do another Anthrax song you should consider Belly Of The Beast, it's a great tune and a crowd favourite. Another song is a cover of a Joe Jackson song called Got The Time, it's 2 and a half minutes of thrash perfection with a killer bass intro.
Joey is half native American so has a particular stake in this one. Trail of Tears by Accept deals with the same subject matter, and of course there's Testament's Native Blood. Anthrax have long been one of my favourite bands, still going strong and realising great albums.
Check out In the End from the Worship Music album
#Anthrax In the End - I'm in the UK
More anthrax!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Big 4 + Testament, Overkill, exodus,
One of the best drummers in thrash...
trail of tears by testament
Try 'Trail of Tears" by Testament. Very deep song.
*WARDANCE!!!* 😎
#RADAKKA Masquerade. Bahia, Brazil. I listened to this song when my first child was born.
Anthrax - Caught in a mosh. The live version. All I have to say.
You two should listen to Testament - Native Blood, or rather watch the video. Either or actually. Everyone that reads this will agree that this would be a perfect song to check out. It as well as other songs hits home for me because I am Native American. #kelnrich P. S. You two are amazing. Never change. Bless you both.
I like Metal with a message, Indians along with many others. Metal was frowned upon as Devil Music by people that never read the lyrics.
Anthrax with Public Enemy live "Bring The Noise" was a big transitional performance for the time. Scott Ian singing "...what you gonna do, Rap is not afraid of you..."
Great reaction, now react to steelheart like never before live in osaka japan 1990
Yes! Especially " Angel eyes"(I'll never let you go)
yes, that's one of the most amazing concerts of 1990, steelheart rules...
They have already reacted to it.
@@MRCANTGETANAME they react to steelheart unplugged in hong kong, acoustic, but not steelheart live in osaka is an excellent concert
@Aj Martinez you are correct sir, my mistake.
"Run To The Hills" Iron Maiden "Number of the Beast" in 1982.
Get to EXODUS at some point, basically anything off the Atrocity Exhibition... It's an absolute monster of a thrash album.