Heavy Metallurgy Presents: Ep
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- Опубликовано: 9 сен 2024
- If we had to pick one album from each year as our favorite, what would we choose? No easy task, especially when considering Heavy Metal’s golden era of the 1980s! What albums get chosen, and which classics do not make the cut? King Fowley returns to join in the fun and to update us on all things DECEASED… including their forthcoming album due out in August.
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cheers~! was a blasttttttttttttttttttttttt :)
I would be interested in you guys doing this with King for the 90's too. I bet he'd have a lot of interesting picks since he's not into a lot of the typical DM/BM classics.
Anvil rules , Abominog Rules and Seventh Star Rules. Abominog and Seventh Star have a type of production that doesnt show the heavyness at first. However, after a few years and listens I fell in love with the Pete Goalby era Heep stuff. Anvil have been my personal favorite classic metal band for 25 years when I heard them at 16 years old. I love these debates. You guys all rule.
I'm surprised that neither Alan nor King choose Cirith Ungol's King of the Dead for 1984. great show as always
for me as i mentioned on show to be best its gotta be a perfect record start to finish. always was letdown by 'death of the sun' on the king of the dead record. so much better on m.m1. that said record is still fantastic.
DECEASED... should have been permanent headliner status starting with Fearless. I don't know why the fuck that didn't happen.
I would say starting with Blueprints, but I was accounting for the marketing behind Fearless.
Thanks for the amazing show as always guys! My list would be:
1980: Ozzy-Blizzard of Oz
1981: Maiden-Killers
1982: Priest- Screaming For Vengeance
1983: Slayer: Show No Mercy
1984: Metallica- Ride The Lightning
1985: Carnivore- Carnivore
1986: Turbo- Kawalera Szatana
1987: Death- Scream Bloody Gore
1988: Metallica- ...And Justice For All
1989: Autopsy: Severed Survival
My choices...
1980- Women & Children First
1981-Diary Of A Madman
1982- Creatures Of The Night
1983- Shout At The Devil
1984- Ride The Lightning **Honorable mention- Sweet Poison (Until Death Do US Part)
1985- Infernal Overkill
1986- Reign In Blood
1987- Under The Sign Of The Black Mark
1988- Punishment For Decadence
1989- Nothingface
King is inspiring. I'm going to buy the new Deceased. Sounds intriguing.
Great episode, so much fun when King participates.
Awesome!! Loved this episode. Trouble is I normally make your Friday episodes last all week…it’s Sunday night and I have finished haha!
I listened to Mob Rules start to finish on Spotify this morning. The follow-up tunes were by Van Halen, Alice Copper, Ratt, Testament, Metal Church, Motley Crue and then...Randy.
Listening to Ghostly White right now, preparing for the Children.. started thinking about the show last night. Figured I’d contribute a little to the algorithm..
Really fun hearing everyone’s picks and Kings always a blast. I’m ready for the 90’s!
Take care everyone
This was great - Had a lot of fun playing along as I was watching and of course, you guys had some picks I didn’t think of. Great decade of metal, to be sure. Looking forward to the new Deceased album. What label is that coming out on again, brah brah??? 😀
I absolutely love any time the King is on, I would love to interview him with either of the podcasts I have been involved in, Hessian Firm and Occult Abyss, along with now the Bunsen Burner Podcast, I truly think he and I could have a lot to talk about.
Ask him about his favorite Indian food in northern Va
King is always a great interview AND a great dude. Look him up on facebook.
We LOVE having him on
@@HeavyMetallurgy I have actually, and I sent him a message, I will see if my friends can help spam him haha.
@@Leave_The_Hall_69 I will
New GRIMMOON album Despairing View Of Life coming 9/27/24, if you enjoy DoomDeath.
on a note about Anvil talk; I believe the story of Lemmy begging Lips to join Motorhead was a bit overblown by Lips. I knew a couple of crew folks kicking around Anvil & Motorhead at the time, for which they also say it wasn't really how that played out and that Lip's couldn't have lasted 2 weeks with Motorhead. How true? I don't know, just the side I heard from people around at the time.
hard to say. i do know lemmy really wanted him at the time as losing eddie really got under his skin. lips was better off doing anvil and lemmy going with robertson who was great and did my favorite motorhead record. but obviously was impossible to work with. cheers
@@kingfowley9481 You're absolutely right there. I'd say it played out well on both counts. Robbo has and always shall RULE
1981... Fowley is right. ''Diary...'' , either you have run out of patience for Ozzyisms or not, remains in 2024 one of the most remarkable Hard and Heavy master works. But it's hard not to split your attention for ''Mob Rules'' (a fine record within the 81 context, because I think Heaven and Hell was more inspired, imho). On the other ranks, definitely Maiden and Saxon rule the year (plus plenty of backwater gems around the world you know...). In the late Spring, we got No Sleep til Hammersmith! What else could hope for? Well, maybe ''Welcome to Hell'', close to the end of that very good year.
Black Zak and I once discussed what would be the perfect way to explain Heavy Metal to aliens we decided Heaven and Hell would be the way,so when it's first choice here I know this too is the way.
My faves from the 1980s::::
1980- Iron Maiden
1981- High N' Dry
1982- Iron Fist
1983- Pyromania
1984- Ride The Lightning
1985- Soldiers Under Command
1986- Master Of Puppets
1987- Among The Living
1988- Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son
1989- The Years Of Decay
Marty, you wished that Slayer had done another album like Show No Mercy.
Don't fret, as Whiplash's Power and Pain is an album full of Crionicses and Die By the Swords..😊
Power and Pain is a MONSTER of an album. An often overlooked US classic. Thanks for watching.
@HeavyMetallurgy indeed it's a great speed metal album, musically not dissimilar to Walls of Jericho and many tracks on SNM, say.
I'd love to see the 90's decade with Andrew D'Cagna.
Yeah... It's a lonely island for us Seventh Star lovers. I think it's a masterpiece, but I have no issues admitting it is not true Sabbath. I am just glad it exists.
again i don't care what its called. hold the beef, cow jumped over the moon, little pup going potty etc etc. tony never asked for it to be called sabbath, warner brothers did. it is brilliant!
Great episode! I found a kindred spirit in King; a man who loves Warlord 'Deliver Us' as much as I do... ❤ Perhaps my favorite release of the whole decade!
Hearing him talk about that album on the Metal Blade show is what turned me on to that record. It is so great! Just that opening riff on the title track is one of the greatest album opening riffs of all-time.
@@dannypriceandthebloodmoney Indeed. And the drumming of Mark Zonder is exquisite! 👌
Great episode!
Thanks for watching! Glad you enjoyed it!
My list:
1980 Sabbath - Heaven and Hell
1981 Ozzy - Diary
1982 Maiden - Number
1983 Maiden - Piece
1984 Maiden - Powerslave
1985 Slayer - Hell Awaits
1986 Fates Warning - Guardian
1987 King Diamond- Abigail
1988 Queensryche - Mindcrime
1989 Overkill - Years of Decay
80 Judas Priest - British Steel
81 Iron Maiden - Killers
82 Iron Maiden - Number of the Beast
83 Slayer - Show No Mercy
84 Cirith Ungol - King of the Dead
85 Megadeth - Killing is My Business... and Business is Good!
86 Megadeth - Peace Sells... But Who's Buying?
87 Candlemass - Nightfall
88 Megadeth - So Far, So Good... So What!
89 Overkill - The Years of Decay