I definitely have to check a couple of these out. I also recommend a book called And Justice For Art, it talks about tons of heavy metal artworks and the story behind them.
'My Bloody Roots from Sepultura to Soulfly and Beyond' The Autobiography Max Cavalera with Joel Mclver, is a must have book for all Heavy Metal fans to own and read.
One little known book is "Letters From The Dead: In Memory Of Pelle Dead Ohlin". It's a very short book (less than 20 pages) but it's a collection of letters that Dead sent to a penpal/business associate during his time in Mayhem. It's a rare glimpse into Dead's personality and interests. He talks a bit about his knowledge of "the afterlife" as well. I think the most surprising thing I learned was that Dead actually hated Bathory calling Quorthon a pussy. Also learned that they wanted to record De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas in some chapel I forget the name of.
Great video, man. I have the True Norwegian Black Metal coffee table book and the Metalion book. Another great book you should check out (if you haven't already) is Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult, by Dayal Patterson. Required reading for any metalhead, IMHO.
Neat collection of books; also subscribed to your channel! If you would like some expansion on metal books, I would like to recommend: "Ministry: The Lost Gospels According to Al Jourgensen", "Extremity Retained: Notes from the Death Metal Underground", and "I Am Ozzy".
I'd say 90% of the flyers in the CHOOSING DEATH book are from my personal collection. Rich Hoak (Brutal Truth drummer) called me one day to tell me about his friend that was making a book on the history of grind core and death metal. He knew I had a massive flyer collection so he passed my phone number to Albert. He called a few days later and asked to buy some flyers off me. I sent him at least 200 flyers (at no charge, of course) and was surprised how many made it into the book. I knew there was a reason to keep those old sheets of paper for all of those years!
I highly recommend a book called Extremity Retained by Jason Netherton, it has tons of interviews and stories on death metal and grindcore from some very significant figures like Doug Cerrito of Suffocation and Terry Butler.
One thing that amuses me about Swedish Death Metal is that Tobias Forge is mentioned there, and it’s years before Ghost became famous when the book first came out
Same thing I got educated by 665 days forever metal written by a Greek metal writer. It talks about history of metal and various relevant topics each chapters which takes you to metal adventure. If you know Greek you will gonna love it. It only released in Greece unfortunately . Also it explains why metal is not satanic, why got banned in disco clubs, girls and children on metal, unbound and anything you can imagine.
I contributed to the book Glorious Times a pictorial history of death metal from 1984 to 1990. There is a 2nd edition available from Sun and Moon Records.
You're missing _Sound of the Beast: A Complete Headbanging History of Heavy Metal, by Ian Christie_ A worthwhile read on the history of Metal, from Black Sabbath until around 2004. I own a first edition hardback copy, and it's an absolutely fun read. About 360 pages.
Another book I'd say is really fun is The Dirt by Mötley Crüe and The First 21 Years by Nikki Sixx. Though i.grew up listening to them. Also Rob Halford's book is amazing from what I've heard
Yay, more books I can add to my Christmas wishlist. I'm looking mostly at Choosing Death, SDM, Metalion and the Norwegian Black Metal one. Also, is it possible to find any books of power, prog or thrash metal bands, those are my favorite metal genres. In terms of the former two, not books that their stories are based off of like Lord of the Rings for example.
I was talking to a guy from Switzerland, where CF are from and he said it 'Seltic'. I'd always said 'Keltic' but I guess him being from Switzerland himself maybe he is saying it right.
Hattori Hanzo: "According to American & British dictionaries "keltic" is preferred but "seltic" is fine. As for the band Celtic Frost they maintain it was intended as "keltic" but they, themselves, also say "seltic" and use both."
May I ask for your thoughts on _Ministry: The Lost Gospels According To Al Jourgensen?_ I ask because, while being a huge Ministry fan, this book comes from the era of Ministry and Al himself that I can't bring myself to analyze or appreciate.
@@deathmetalelitist666 yep and the guy playing Varg his acting was terrible and what kind of Norwegians have American accents?!? The only good thing is that it pissed off Varg I'd give it 4/10
Yo killbot and gorgor attack Have you read sound of the beast The complete headbanging history of heavy metal? It's very informative when it comes to metal
hi thanks for getting back to me i have not heard any of there music but i checked out there website and i love the art on all there stuff is there one artist they use to do there stuff?by the way i have a really cool book on metal art it is called GRAPHISME METAL AND HARD CORE it is a small book [ in size i mean it has over 300 pages] and the text is in french BUT it is KILLER!
Thank you so much. Is the Metallion book mostly in English?? Thanks so much and LOVE YOUR SHIRT, I have the same one but a KISS Army member variation. KISS RULES! Oh sorry, btw is WATAIN in the Metallion book? Thank you again so much!
Thank you, thanks for making me laugh in your videos. Finally someone who is with me about how the Pilgrims killed the Natives. Still need guidance on which Bathory LP's to get with the maximum length of intro's and outro's.
BTW, for KISS books check out all the books written by Julian Gill but just know he is a pretentious fuck, but his books are good. Also look into the book ODYSSEY about The Elder and The KISS solo album's projects (AMAZON). Both books over 500 plus pages.
I definitely have to check a couple of these out. I also recommend a book called And Justice For Art, it talks about tons of heavy metal artworks and the story behind them.
i learn so much from this guy
9toez , cuz he book red !
'My Bloody Roots from Sepultura to Soulfly and Beyond' The Autobiography Max Cavalera with Joel Mclver, is a must have book for all Heavy Metal fans to own and read.
One little known book is "Letters From The Dead: In Memory Of Pelle Dead Ohlin". It's a very short book (less than 20 pages) but it's a collection of letters that Dead sent to a penpal/business associate during his time in Mayhem. It's a rare glimpse into Dead's personality and interests. He talks a bit about his knowledge of "the afterlife" as well. I think the most surprising thing I learned was that Dead actually hated Bathory calling Quorthon a pussy. Also learned that they wanted to record De Mysteriis Dom Sathanas in some chapel I forget the name of.
Yes! I learned so much about dead and he's like my favourite person in metal. Love him (and yeah he called quorthon 'daddy's boy' lmao)
+Dead didn't hate bathory(it was one of his fav bands) but he did hate quorthon in person!
I always enjoy these uploads, choosing death is the metal bible, such a great book.
Would you consider doing a best of metal documentaries?
+iamnotanumber iamnotanumber Thank you! There's an idea!
Another great book is Louder Than Hell. It tells the history of metal pretty well. And the history of some of the individual genres of metal.
Have you read Louder than Hell? It's an oral history of metal told by the bands themselves
Cason Jensen I love that book!!!
Sounds AWESOME
Great video, man. I have the True Norwegian Black Metal coffee table book and the Metalion book. Another great book you should check out (if you haven't already) is Black Metal: Evolution of the Cult, by Dayal Patterson. Required reading for any metalhead, IMHO.
High Quality pictures in a book about BM ? Definitely not kvlt. ^^
Not trve kvlt
I am from Norway and are a huge fan og Black metal
Neat collection of books; also subscribed to your channel!
If you would like some expansion on metal books, I would like to recommend: "Ministry: The Lost Gospels According to Al Jourgensen", "Extremity Retained: Notes from the Death Metal Underground", and "I Am Ozzy".
You should check out the book Hotter Than Hell. I highly recommend it!!!!
I'd say 90% of the flyers in the CHOOSING DEATH book are from my personal collection. Rich Hoak (Brutal Truth drummer) called me one day to tell me about his friend that was making a book on the history of grind core and death metal. He knew I had a massive flyer collection so he passed my phone number to Albert. He called a few days later and asked to buy some flyers off me. I sent him at least 200 flyers (at no charge, of course) and was surprised how many made it into the book. I knew there was a reason to keep those old sheets of paper for all of those years!
really awesome video! I need to buy the Swedish death and Norwegian black metal book
Books about The Metal are great ! You should get more !
I would recommend that you check out Louder than Hell: The Definitive Oral History of Heavy Metal, and Bruce Dickinson's Autobiography
I highly recommend a book called Extremity Retained by Jason Netherton, it has tons of interviews and stories on death metal and grindcore from some very significant figures like Doug Cerrito of Suffocation and Terry Butler.
Great video but you are pronouncing Celtic Frost wrong. It's pronounced as Keltic not Seltic if you get what I'm trying to say.
Americans actually pronounce it wit a soft 'c' sound.
+Shubham Roy I'm American too and it's still pronounced with a hard "C"
Hmm. Maybe I'm just stereotyping.
Shubham Roy I don't, I never have, not even with the basketball team Boston Celtics.
OK. I got it.
One thing that amuses me about Swedish Death Metal is that Tobias Forge is mentioned there, and it’s years before Ghost became famous when the book first came out
Same thing I got educated by 665 days forever metal written by a Greek metal writer. It talks about history of metal and various relevant topics each chapters which takes you to metal adventure. If you know Greek you will gonna love it. It only released in Greece unfortunately . Also it explains why metal is not satanic, why got banned in disco clubs, girls and children on metal, unbound and anything you can imagine.
I contributed to the book Glorious Times a pictorial history of death metal from 1984 to 1990. There is a 2nd edition available from Sun and Moon Records.
Definitely gotta pick up that slayer mag book
You're missing _Sound of the Beast: A Complete Headbanging History of Heavy Metal, by Ian Christie_
A worthwhile read on the history of Metal, from Black Sabbath until around 2004. I own a first edition hardback copy, and it's an absolutely fun read. About 360 pages.
Nice video i will check these books out some more books I recommend would be Iron Maiden the visual history of he beast and Slash's autobiography
Another book I'd say is really fun is The Dirt by Mötley Crüe and The First 21 Years by Nikki Sixx. Though i.grew up listening to them. Also Rob Halford's book is amazing from what I've heard
Cool KISS shirt & Iron Maiden poster.
Yay, more books I can add to my Christmas wishlist. I'm looking mostly at Choosing Death, SDM, Metalion and the Norwegian Black Metal one.
Also, is it possible to find any books of power, prog or thrash metal bands, those are my favorite metal genres. In terms of the former two, not books that their stories are based off of like Lord of the Rings for example.
Lowkey flexin on us with that subtle voivod vinyl in the forground... I see how it is killbot
4:58 Ayy Kicker tho..
oh btw i think you were pronouncing Celtic frost wrong, i think it's suppose to be pronounced Ketic Frost instead
i only encountered this pronounciation with fenriz
Uh,I think you spelt Keltic wrong ,it's spelt Seltic .
Yes, pronounced with a hard "K"
I was talking to a guy from Switzerland, where CF are from and he said it 'Seltic'. I'd always said 'Keltic' but I guess him being from Switzerland himself maybe he is saying it right.
Hattori Hanzo:
"According to American & British dictionaries "keltic" is preferred but "seltic" is fine. As for the band Celtic Frost they maintain it was intended as "keltic" but they, themselves, also say "seltic" and use both."
Love your videos brother of metal. Cannibal corpse, slayer, Nile, and pile of flesh are what did it for me
May I ask for your thoughts on _Ministry: The Lost Gospels According To Al Jourgensen?_ I ask because, while being a huge Ministry fan, this book comes from the era of Ministry and Al himself that I can't bring myself to analyze or appreciate.
I've only read Sound of The Beast by Ian Christe.
2 months ago, I rode the train from Sweden to Norway. Next time, I'll stay in Norway a iuålittle longer.
Do not read Lord's of Chaos. I've read that book and I'd say about half of it is not accurate
Then the movie came along and was worse
@@deathmetalelitist666 yep and the guy playing Varg his acting was terrible and what kind of Norwegians have American accents?!? The only good thing is that it pissed off Varg I'd give it 4/10
I've gotten both choosing Death and Swedish Death Metal and just started the Slayer mag diaries. If anyone here can give more suggestions please do
Rotting Ways to Misery: The History of Finnish Death Metal
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack thank you so much!!
At 0:11 voice crack
Black metal: evolution of the cult is pretty good and Louder than hell, both are pretty overview-y
I just got Wheels of Steel today.
Another great book is sound of the beast.
The Metalion is no biggie for me, I've read the entire ENTIRE Discworld series (300px45 books) and The Dwarves 5x800p in a good 2 years
whelp, time to order Let There Be GWAR on Amazon now
Id like to ask you , how do you read and take care of your paperback books?
It's hard to do. Just gotta be gentle with them, paperbacks get a lot of wear even if you're only reading them.
does the one about swedish metal cover bathory?
Yo killbot and gorgor attack
Have you read sound of the beast
The complete headbanging history of heavy metal? It's very
informative when it comes to metal
I really wish this guy was my friend in real life
SICK
Voise crack 101
hey great video where did you get the red poster you are standing in front of at the start?
The Ghoul poster? Got it at one of their shows in 2015
hi thanks for getting back to me i have not heard any of there music but i checked out there website and i love the art on all there stuff is there one artist they use to do there stuff?by the way i have a really cool book on metal art it is called GRAPHISME METAL AND HARD CORE it is a small book [ in size i mean it has over 300 pages] and the text is in french BUT it is KILLER!
Thank you so much. Is the Metallion book mostly in English?? Thanks so much and LOVE YOUR SHIRT, I have the same one but a KISS Army member variation. KISS RULES! Oh sorry, btw is WATAIN in the Metallion book? Thank you again so much!
After the first couple issues (which are almost 100% in Norwegian) it's English
Thank you, thanks for making me laugh in your videos. Finally someone who is with me about how the Pilgrims killed the Natives. Still need guidance on which Bathory LP's to get with the maximum length of intro's and outro's.
BTW, for KISS books check out all the books written by Julian Gill but just know he is a pretentious fuck, but his books are good. Also look into the book ODYSSEY about The Elder and The KISS solo album's projects (AMAZON). Both books over 500 plus pages.
I see mayhem i hit like
Celtic Frost is pronounced with a "K", not an "S".
And Celtic Football Club is pronounced with a "S" not a "K"......... WTF man :D
Different dialects pronounce words differently dumbass.
Any suggestions for thrash metal books???
kiss rules man!!
Just curious, have you ever read Ozzy or Lemmy’s autobiographies?
Ozzy's
MERCILESS AMD DESTRÖYER 666 Fuck yea!!!!!!
I am currently reading white line fever,the Lemmy autobiography(someone wrote what he said though and revised it but it's fucking Lemmy)
Where are the crust punk and black metal books at though? We need reliable and in depth information to pass down the lineage.
the stand by stephen king is the most metal book of all time
where did you get that hellhammer book?
It was a birthday gift one year. She got it off amazon in 2012.
Metal Books (Books About Metal)
umm yas indeed the floor here is realy made out of floor ʢ◉ᴥ◉ʡ
:)
What does this button do? A book about Bruce Dickinson
I never owned a book about black metal
swedish death metal book has too much index
meow
Buying True Norwegian Black Metal new is almost $600, The fuck?
It was $60 when it came out, if I remember right. Only 4000 copies made of the first press apparently
@@KillbotAndGorGorAttack oh, that's why
666th like 🤘
NOOO MR BEAST WHYYY, i got s tik tok ad of mr beast promoting tik tok
Nice vid.. Gonna def check out some of these books.. But STOP SAYING "SELLTIC" FROST! IT'S PRONOUNCED FUCKING KELTIC FROST... sorry
Wtf is that shirt
you can hear your nutz dropping in this video LMAO!!!! Squeaky Voice LMAO!!!!
Nice video, Bad voice
crap
You shouldn't be learning about metal by reading stuff dude. Just listen to the music an analyze stuff. Who gives a fuck about the artists?
The only metal book I have is the Metallica master of puppets 30th anniversary book