Amebix found me in around 1987, bought this single & many others. None really touched me like this one. Bought an old leather jacket from Birmingham market & painted my favorite band names on it. Proud of place of course was this cover. Also I swore I would never drive a car & always stuck to motorbikes, I used to sing this in my head when I was frozen & wet on my bike. Good memories good music daft bloke!
Just been listening to Sonic Mass, , and I just had to re-live what got me into these guys ......used to to have this EP 25 yrs ago......FUCKING AWESOME !!!!
I'm not sure but it looks like a couple monuments with a track/road between them. A metal band from PHX called Sea of Deprivation borrowed this image for their full length.
i love the 2016 opinion on the musical work of a band in a non-internet... hell.... barely digital age... hahaha your opinion is duly noted... as irrelevant. Amebix were groundbreaking as an influence for an entire era of punk and metal.
@@FulcrumsEdge Both bands existed at the same time, in the same country so it's not crazy to think that there was at least a hint of influence on Amebix. Killing Joke had broad appeal and was pretty influential on lots of 2nd wave UK and Anarcho bands. Lots of pics of punks and bands back then have them wearing KJ shirts and logos painted on jackets. I bet if you asked Virus, Baron, Stig, etc. they would have been fans of the first 2 KJ albums at least. I'd say the same thing about Motorhead as well being an influence, especially on the "Right to Ride" demo Amebix did in 1987.
@@goblinzits I know KJ had an influence on Amebix, a major one. I also know that Amebix has had a much greater influence in underground music than the og commenter is giving them credit for, in both the metal and punk scenes. I take no issue with KJs influence on them, only about the og commentor's irrelevant opinion their supposed "late to the party boringness".
@@FulcrumsEdge Yes I know a number of people from traditional crust bands who cite KJ as a major influence. There's also Hellhammer/Motorhead/Celtic Frost/Voi Vod. But largely KJ 😊
![AMEBIX - Right To Rise - DEMO 1987 [FULL DEMO]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2e5gqko51h0/mqdefault.jpg)
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Amebix found me in around 1987, bought this single & many others. None really touched me like this one. Bought an old leather jacket from Birmingham market & painted my favorite band names on it. Proud of place of course was this cover. Also I swore I would never drive a car & always stuck to motorbikes, I used to sing this in my head when I was frozen & wet on my bike. Good memories good music daft bloke!
Just been listening to Sonic Mass, , and I just had to re-live what got me into these guys ......used to to have this EP 25 yrs ago......FUCKING AWESOME !!!!
FFS Nathan, can't give u a thumbs up :(, you deserve it !!!!
Great upload, and excellent track from Amebix. Also, side note: this is where the death/doom band Winter supposedly got their name.
This sums up how I feel about life in 2022.
this is awesome. thanks for the upload!
Dark vagabond style . . Sick band ▶️🔁⏪▶️
Hell yeah
WINTER!!!
Winter Indeed !! My favorite Amebix song !
Yes indeed
If this guy was to explain a trip to the supermarket you would think you were on the way to Mordor
Yes 👍 !! It does have that feel about it !
The Baron aggreeees to many non-whites
@@helloregards9161 Aahhahahah
🌱🌳🌲
Fuck winter ! , ! ,,,,,,,,, fuck winter , I live in Canada
can someone explain what is going on with the cover?
I'm not sure but it looks like a couple monuments with a track/road between them. A metal band from PHX called Sea of Deprivation borrowed this image for their full length.
#Monica Heddneck ☺ it'a a painting by Frantisek Kupka titled "The black idol" 1903 aprox.
@@jeffreyebasta Yes, it was also the model for Dracula's castle in Coppola's movie.
IT WASNT THE YEAR 1983 THAT WAS THE NUMBER OF THE SUEING SPREE.. THIS WAS MADE IN 1995.. i WOULD KNOW I AM THE LEAD SINGER OF THIS BAND BAD TIMES.
I have the album .. thx
how killing jokish.... just in the right time when k j started to get a little boring...
i love the 2016 opinion on the musical work of a band in a non-internet... hell.... barely digital age... hahaha your opinion is duly noted... as irrelevant. Amebix were groundbreaking as an influence for an entire era of punk and metal.
@@FulcrumsEdge Both bands existed at the same time, in the same country so it's not crazy to think that there was at least a hint of influence on Amebix. Killing Joke had broad appeal and was pretty influential on lots of 2nd wave UK and Anarcho bands. Lots of pics of punks and bands back then have them wearing KJ shirts and logos painted on jackets. I bet if you asked Virus, Baron, Stig, etc. they would have been fans of the first 2 KJ albums at least. I'd say the same thing about Motorhead as well being an influence, especially on the "Right to Ride" demo Amebix did in 1987.
@@goblinzits I know KJ had an influence on Amebix, a major one. I also know that Amebix has had a much greater influence in underground music than the og commenter is giving them credit for, in both the metal and punk scenes. I take no issue with KJs influence on them, only about the og commentor's irrelevant opinion their supposed "late to the party boringness".
@@FulcrumsEdge
Yes I know a number of people from traditional crust bands who cite KJ as a major influence.
There's also Hellhammer/Motorhead/Celtic Frost/Voi Vod. But largely KJ 😊