Napalm Death's Barney Greenway on New Album, Refugee Rights, Inventing Grindcore: The Void 333 Ep 6
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- Napalm Death singer Barney Greenway discusses the new record, "The Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism," how Napalm Death invented grindcore, the dehumanisation of the planet, playing extreme music (as the first extreme metal band ever booked) at Glastonbury Festival and lots more. Features guest appearances from Napalm Death bassist and songwriter Shane Embury and a brief cameo from Curby of Obscene Extreme Festival.
Content guide:
00:00 The origin of grindcore
01:10 Barney and Shane on pushing boundaries forever
03:25 Why Napalm Death was the only band & the magic of Scum
06:27 Shane on BBC legend John Peel crossing over Napalm to a new audience
07:13 The first time an extreme band played Glastonbury Festival
10:47 The story of "The Throes of Joy in the Jaws of Defeatism"
17:20 Why "Amoral" belongs in Pulp Fiction
26:55 Being a small cog in a machine of like-minded people trying to make a difference
33:19 Barney's most significant wordsmiths & boundless optimism 
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This is such a good interview. I just always appreciate Barney’s humility and authenticity, and his uncompromising approach to Napalm’s vision and the ideas the band represents.
Agree with his political stances or not, Barney at least encourages people to think. Too much music is manufactured, contrived, designed to sell soda, t-shirts or fucking perfume. ND are independent, free-thinking and just the purest form of energy I've ever seen on a stage. Barney is like a force of nature, and I think one of the greatest frontmen in music.
Another ace interview with Mark and its great to hear Barney go into more depth than the usual short from promotional interviews allow. This longer Q&A really brings out the larger arc thought processes that reveal the motivation behind the music.
Nice that they mentioned John Peel. I was introduced to Napalm by John Peel. He had a very individual way of doing things, the way he could go from Ella Fitzgerald in to Napalm Death and then on to Orbital and back to something like Muddy Waters would take you on quite the musical journey and really challenge you.
thank you for this interview
I'm surprised , Barney are real legend and so patient and so kind person .
This interview was amazing, I've watched many on Barney as have always been a big Napalm Death fan, you guys touched on some very important topics and discuss them well
I ❤️you,Barney!
simply awesome
Thank you good sir!
Brilliant interview very interesting Napalm Death should charge people royalties for using the term Grindcore.. :) lol
Very good interview. Napalm Death are legendary. I used to go see them a lot when they rolled into Cleveland, Ohio USA. And they always played very spot on. As close as most could get to 'Putting The Needle On The Record'. I've talked w/ Shane a few times. He was cool. The accent difference between us is? Well? Ha?! But the point got across. Way I remember. Down to Earth guy. Great Bassist. I don't want to get into the political stuff. I divide somewhere down the middle from Barney's viewpoint. I will say that. America has different problems than Europe, etc. But I like him regardless of the fact. Amazing Frontman. High Energy. Again? Great Interview. Thank You Christina!!!
Thanks for watching! Bloody great band. :)
@@TheVoidwithChristina Keep it Going Christina. I'll continue to tune in.
Wow. How many interviews has he done for the new lp. Quite the circuit he is on.
Saw Napalm Death at The Trocadero in Philadelphia in July 1991. The bill included Sepultura, Sick of it All, and Sacred Reich. After the show, we met Sepultura and Napalm Death. Sepultura were super cool and at the age of 16 we thought it was funny that Napalm Death cared most about getting back to the tour bus to watch football (soccer).
i am following ND from their existing, so awesome band , and barney the most kindly person of the metal scene. always kind to other people, BTW try to count the catch phrase of barney : ==> You know :)
Anarchocommunism for all!
Smart guy
His milquetoast Ben & Jerry's endorsed politics are 30 years out of date, it isn't the 90s anymore. Invoking Hitler won't cut it. I'd love to see him debate someone and have his obsolete viewpoints challenged, rather than the usual sanctioned preaching.
Those are strong words, I am keen to know what your more evolved perspectives are, and I mean that respectfully. All he said in this particular moment was that the world is being dehumanised, and there are still powerful people treating refugees and LGBTQI people like they don't have the same worth as other people. Am genuinely curious what you believe are 21st century values and perspectives on the world at large, and what needs to be left behind - very interested in your response as I haven't heard anyone call him outdated before. It took you time to write this and I'm always keen to learn more from whatever source, even if it comes from a critical place.
@@TheVoidwithChristina I appreciate the tone of your comment. Ideally I would like to see someone like Barney for example; have his ideas tested and challenged in debate, with a clear opening premise up for discussion. It is better than just meandering dialogue. I think he's referencing the V4 nations in that segment, and seemingly aiming an albums worth of critique at their political policies and democratic process. This is extremely low hanging fruit and not remotely bold or daring. It's simply aiming at the last remaining slithers of conservatism that prevailed somewhat across Europe until the 80's before the more progressive attitude of the 90's shaped the West. So for me, and others I think you would find, this is an obsolete and outdated position, it's also very safe. Things have gone so far in the other direction now that merely objecting to progressive far left ideology in public can see an individual cancelled, arrested, their income removed overnight, public shaming with no recourse whatsoever, all sanctioned directly by leftists, governments, huge corporations, law enforcement and napalm death, so I wonder what side this ilk might find themselves on. I'm not right wing but if you exist in regular society these days, working 9-5 (I work in a factory) not the life of a touring musician or young RUclipsr for example, it is not hard to realise just how fast things are changing and what little voice you have.
@@unorthodoxnormie4940 Conservatism is as strong as it's ever been if not stronger, we have more need for people like barney now than we've ever done. You just sound like an alt right bootlicking incel.
@@DickHarding straight to the insults, do you know how ridiculous that makes you look? Any pushback against this narrative; even in an adult manner and that is how you respond? Really? Will you exist in this petulant teenage rebellion punk rock phase for your entire life? The government, corporate and entertainment world are obsessed with woke causes and politics. It seems you want everyone else to fall in line with yourself; and them, or else. We are allowed to object and voice our opinion to the contrary. Perhaps you should grow up a bit?
@@unorthodoxnormie4940 You're just full of shit mate, jog on.
Think Barney is an all round fantastic person so much of what he says makes complete sense just try and be a decent human being..
Harmony corruption album.. i likes #NapalmDeath
Hearing Barney and Christina talk about sexual violence with sensitivity and compassion has reduced me to tears. I've been the victim of harassment, upskirting, indecent exposure, molestation and rape and I'm just sobbing.
mick harris legend
Oxymoron, irony, pathos. Funny thing all Greek words..Come on, you are not nerd Barney, you are just properly educated! Napalm Death 4 Life.
Mick Harris didn't invent the term Grindcore
Who do you think invented it?
@@TheVoidwithChristina Jesse Pintado allegedly