Finn is the funniest 😂 Finn: "I never got into Sabbath, Maiden or Priest because I was already into heavy stuff like Sepultura when I bumped into those classic bands" Also Finn: "Let me champion another Pop Punk band that sound like teenagers whining because they missed the prom dance" 😂
@@flamehaze59absolutely. I also got into Maiden after being into heavier bands. I went back in time and fell in love with the older bands too. Maiden is still one of my favourite bands ever 🤘
@@dialectik They're my all time favorite. Saw them last September and they slayed. I'm waiting for them to announce the US leg of their Future Past tour.
@@MetalGildarts saw them in London in July. One of the best times I've seen them. The whole entrance with blade Runner and caught somewhere in time was killer 🤘😎
I love how he acknowledges the people who respond on his livestreams, but with the least amount that has to, then if they say something he disagrees with says they're wrong in a matter of fact way and moves along. It's hilarious
Oh man, I didn't listen to their albums for a long long time either and I tell ya what, the first Ozzy batch of records are legit! I was surprised how much I like that run of albums.
Damn Right, excellent right hand technique and he keeps that bass low too, and this guy, Megadeth terrible?? Heard a song didn't like it and labeled them terrible. I don't get this gas bag
Avenged Sevenfold was my gateway band. Cool thing about them is that they have the radio friendly accessible stuff for a newbie, but then also that proggier stuff for a more seasoned metal fan. There’s also a very wide variety of genres in their music.
I was huge into them In high school in the 2ks. Sounding The Seventh Trumpet got me into Metalcore/deathcore. I borrowed it off a buddy back in high school and fell in love with metalcore. I even checked out Throwdown, Poison The Well, and Bleeding Through on Limewire since they were thanked in the liner notes. As well as getting into the then new bands like TDWP, August Burns Red, BMTH etc.
It takes a comedic miss like the "British silent T" bit to remind me how 99% of Finn's other comedy is reliable gold. I would pay to hear him freestyle ramble on a stage with a mic stand, wood stool and bottle of water.
My gateway band was Disturbed. I don't even remember when I found them, but they were the first metal band I really got into. Although my initial introduction to metal was playing Guitar Hero with my cousins.
Surprised Finn hasn’t dived more into guitar hero and rock band. It was rocks last hurrah, and introduced alot of young kids to different types of rock.
@noshttaken yeah. I always played the metal stuff because it was generally the hardest stuff in those games, so I'm not surprised that I quickly wanted to listen to more.
Caught them opening for freaking Kittie over 20 years ago. Shortly before or after the debut album dropped, was a good show. Actually going with to see them Labor Day weekend coming up, weirdly enough.
Danzig was my metal music gateway. I was also into goth/new wave and punk music at the time. Saw Danzig in 92, best show I have ever been to. In high school in the late 80's I got into Cream and The Doors. So it was a progression for me.
On the topic of Black Sabbath, correct me if I'm wrong but I think Iommi tuned his guitar down to make it easier for him to play after he cut his fingertip off in a machine shop. I would guess the less string tension would help in that situation
Yeah he cut his fingertips off in a sheet metal factory incident right before leaving to tour Germany with his other band. He almost gave up music but then decided to persevere after hearing a Django Reinhardt record that his boss gave him. So he fashioned plastic fingertips and glued leather strips for traction. Sabbath’s first two albums were in standard tuning but after a couple years of constant touring Tony Iommi was in constant pain after gigs. So for the recording of Master of Reality he dropped the tuning one and a half steps down and strung his guitar with lighter banjo strings. They accidentally created sludge metal out of convenience lol
The secret to Suffer the Children by Napalm Death is that the two guitarists played the ryth. They were both unconsciously playing different riffs without nailing it. I tried recreating it with different gear so my tone was off but my playing was too tight. I mentioned that I suspected that to Mitch Harris and he laughed and said that's exactly what happened. So the whole riff is like warped and smeared which makes it sound GODLIKE. They were also not intonated the same so it sounds like a phasing chorus thing. Great video by the way. How good was Anthrax back then? CL80 celestion FTW. Guitar nrrdz like me ruined meh_ul.
That's a foundational album, Harmony Corruption! It really just hit at the right time for me. First time I ever heard a blast beat. RIP Jesse Pintado who was a riff machine.
Rise against was my introduction into heavy music, Ready To Fall had harsh vocals in the pre chorus and got me accustomed to that style. The 3 metal songs I really got into which evolved my music taste forever was.... Trivium - Becoming The Dragon. Bullet For My Valentine - The Poison. Atreyu - Falling Down. Slipknot - Subliminal Verses was the 1st album I ever bought. But yeah Rise Against was my gateway, and now I fuck with Suicide Silence, Kublai Khan, Born of Osirus etc. because of them.
Megadeth has been my favorite band for 30 years. # 2 is Testament, then Pantera, then Anthrax, and Death rounds out my Top 5. Rust in Peace is my favorite album of all time.
Truly, Finn is a POSUER. On a serious note, I disagree about Black Sabbath: they are a great band because the songs are amazing, not only due to the heavyness.
Linkin Park was my official start of my love for heavier stuff (Hybrid Theory/Meteora) but my 1st "metal" I ever listened to was old Motley Crue (Dr. Feelgood). Slipknot soon followed (MFKR, Iowa, Subliminal Verses) and I never looked back lol
Well, you *can* go backwards. My introduction to metal was Arch Enemy, Immortal, Marduk and Masters Hammer. Ive spent years listening to this kind of things and only after that I discovered Black Sabbath and other "dinosaurs" and I loved it. Especially after I did acid a couple of times lately my love for Black Sabbath reached a completely new level - Sabotage and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath are INCREDIBLE albums to listen to while tripping.
Finn's feelings are so hurt over the metal people gate keeping him. I think its time to heal that wound and give Finn a big hug....its okay the metal people love you as well, Finn.
As a kid Im glad I started musically with the old stuff and worked my way towards modern day, I got to assess each wave as a whole that way, but Finn is right about it being difficult to make your tastes go backward.
crazy how i grew up around death and black metal being played around me since i was in the womb because of my parents. and now as an almost 17 year old, im obsessed with nu and heavy metal 😭😭
Motorhead were the band that got me as a kid, and they remained a cool band all through out my adulthood unlike many of the other 80s bands I liked as a kid
This was bang on. Been playing me_al for almost 30 years and I am sad to see where the genre has gone. No songs anymore, just riff salads with fast noise gates and drum vsts.
i met rob halford, he was really cool. when my dad was in the navy he gave halford a tour of the battle ship USS Milius. Halford gave me and my dad front row seats to a concert they had at SDSU and he wore my dads captain hat (navy hat, idk what its calledd) and gave us a shoutout. I wont forget that
I love Dream Theater and I don't play any instruments. Admittedly my brother actually got me into them and he played the drums back in the day but I never did and I still love them. Train of Thought is my favorite album of theirs, it's also considered their heaviest album, at least from their early years. If there's any Dream Theater album you might actually appreciate Finn it very well could be it, strongly recommend it for people who like the heavier metals and aren't really into prog.
Papa Finn can mention every sub genre in the universe but for him it's too borderline to admit it. He knows a lot let me tell ya. Love you Finn! Greetings from Italy.
In one of your other videos you mentioned Fear Factory as being underrated and I couldn't agree more. I would definitely mention them as precursors of djent. I can't believe people can't hear it when listening to FF 😊
Absolutely! No idea why FF get so overlooked in this sense. Dino Cazares and Raymond Herrera are the godfathers of djent. Would be amazing if they teamed up again, one last time and got all the OG members back.
Don't put that kinda evil on FF, they shred way too hard with way too much distortion to even be mildly associated with djent. If anything, I'd say Dream Theater is the precursor for djent.
Metal starter pack : Metallica Iron Maiden Slayer Expansion pack : Pantera Judas Priest Death Expansion pack 2 : Slipknot Avenged Sevenfold Suicide Silence & sure throw in Black Sabbath for the history lesson that brings it to an even 10 bands
Deep Purple "In Rock" beat Black Sabbath. Black Sabbath's actual metal album was 1971 "Master of [what was it?]", while "In Rock" was released in 1970. "In Rock" was fast an ferocious, while Black Sabbath was slow. When I think of metal, it's WAY more often Fast than slow.
i agree with ur hammer smashed face statement, 1st metal song i ever heard when i was 15, the 2nd one was when heaven burns by deicide the gates of metal were opened to me that day xD
20:24 my cousin and I plugged a microphone, my guitar, and a drum machine into a karaoke machine to record ouir first song, and the recording quality was still better than all early black metal 🤣
Steppenwolf is great. Exactly one of the bands that led me on this path. A lot of your perspective is strongly age related. At 52 it was different exposure to the genre when younger.
Yooo I was the same way with the Sabbath journey, I started off with nu metal and punk, it wasn't until I was out of highschool that I got into Sabbath. I felt so guilty. So yeah this is the ultimate guide to being a proud metal head, it will develop your ear and help you create good music if you ever start a band.
Mustaine naming his new band Megadeth after being ousted from Metallica reminds me of when former Atari employees in the 80s left to create Activision, choosing that specific name so that they'd alphabetically show up in the phone book before Atari. Same energy.
the thing about Death MEtal and all that extreme stuff that followed is that it wasn't borderline mainstream enough to get airplay and ACTUALLY piss people off. It just sits in obscurity and has NO effect.
In Europe (France and Germany for what i know)when you play in a motorcycle club, you have to play Born To Be Wild or your kicked out without beeing paid ^^
I remember seeing Scott Ian on Rock n Roll Jeopardy. I forget what other more popular notable people he was playing against but Scott nearly answered every question. Super smart dude. Not smart enough to stay away from the 1 marijuanas...
It’s crazy how many crazy good musicians were in hair metal bands when you think about it. So many amazing guitar players from that era. Every band seemingly had that one guy who could melt your face off with a guitar. Lol
Finn, just watch sweet and innocent Elizabeth over at "the Charismatic Voice" cover "Before I forget" by Slipknot. She said metal people are good people. Bring her to the light before it's too late.
Why do you assume “heaviness” is the end goal for metal? I don’t consider listening to Sabbath or Maiden as “going backwards”. I never enjoyed the brutal heavy stuff. Way rather jam some 70’s/80’s metal. I like melody, catchy riffs and vocals that you can understand.
I got AC/DC’s Who Made Who for Christmas when I was 6 years old. Looking for heavier music I stumbled upon Kill ‘Em’ All. That was it, no more boomer bends for me since the 3rd Grade. By Middle School it was Lamb of God, Pantera and Arch Enemy
The starter kit for me ? When i was a kid and heard a Rock band for the first time. It was Queen on TV performing "We Will Rock You/ We Are The Champions". Next i saw The Who's music video for "Who Are You", then Rush's "Tom Sawyer", then finally i heard Black Sabbath, Rush, Iron Maiden then Metallica. I was hooked !
As much as people rag on Nu metal I would actually say it's one of the best metal subgenres to introduce people to metal, it's got heavy riffs but it's not to technical and pretty simplified in both the writing and song structures, catchy lyrics that use alot of cleans. I dunno I know a ton of people that got into metal through bands like Korn and Slipknot
Theres this very niche and specific sound that some bands have been doing where they combine hyperpop and breakcore-esque synths with metal and it sounds really fucking cool and innovative, omerta and fromjoy are actually the only ones ive seen doing it, if you know more please tell me :333
Anthrax were basically just a more metal crossover band. Same goes for Slayer. Great stuff! Lol Celtic Frost were great … well, for the first couple albums, before they did Cold Lake. I always thought that Killswitch Engage and Death By Stereo were the same band, where one variation leaned slightly to metal and the other leaned slightly toward hardcore lol
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Finn is the funniest 😂
Finn: "I never got into Sabbath, Maiden or Priest because I was already into heavy stuff like Sepultura when I bumped into those classic bands"
Also Finn: "Let me champion another Pop Punk band that sound like teenagers whining because they missed the prom dance" 😂
Lol 😂 But Maiden is truly a classic
@@flamehaze59absolutely. I also got into Maiden after being into heavier bands. I went back in time and fell in love with the older bands too. Maiden is still one of my favourite bands ever 🤘
@@dialectik They're my all time favorite. Saw them last September and they slayed. I'm waiting for them to announce the US leg of their Future Past tour.
@@MetalGildarts saw them in London in July. One of the best times I've seen them. The whole entrance with blade Runner and caught somewhere in time was killer 🤘😎
I love how he acknowledges the people who respond on his livestreams, but with the least amount that has to, then if they say something he disagrees with says they're wrong in a matter of fact way and moves along. It's hilarious
I love Black Sabbath, they have so many songs that hold up a lot
I'm with you! 🤟
Banana Naya na, banana Naya na
Yes sir and quite a few lyrics too
Oh man, I didn't listen to their albums for a long long time either and I tell ya what, the first Ozzy batch of records are legit! I was surprised how much I like that run of albums.
Such a rich discography ♥
A lot of that tone Anthrax uses is from Frankie Bello holding down the low end. Dudes a highly underrated bassist.
And Charlie is God tier drummer. Better than Dave because he's so diverse
hell yes! finger style thrash, well mostly. his esp looks pretty chill too
That’s why Helmet hired him for a while as their bassist.
Damn Right, excellent right hand technique and he keeps that bass low too, and this guy, Megadeth terrible?? Heard a song didn't like it and labeled them terrible. I don't get this gas bag
14:18 "Listen to how catchy this part is"
*boiling water*
This is hysterical. We need the comedy tour!
Yo 😅
Hahah yeah. Like Henry Rollins but good
Avenged Sevenfold was my gateway band. Cool thing about them is that they have the radio friendly accessible stuff for a newbie, but then also that proggier stuff for a more seasoned metal fan. There’s also a very wide variety of genres in their music.
Step one: Dio
Step two: Dissection
Congratulations your now into metal
I was huge into them In high school in the 2ks. Sounding The Seventh Trumpet got me into Metalcore/deathcore. I borrowed it off a buddy back in high school and fell in love with metalcore. I even checked out Throwdown, Poison The Well, and Bleeding Through on Limewire since they were thanked in the liner notes. As well as getting into the then new bands like TDWP, August Burns Red, BMTH etc.
They were one of my firsts too along with popular radio nu metal like Slipknot
As I Lay Dying was the 1st extra heavy metal band I got into
The new A7X album absolutely rips. Love it.
Kick rock's poser. Avenged sevenfold is not metal
It takes a comedic miss like the "British silent T" bit to remind me how 99% of Finn's other comedy is reliable gold. I would pay to hear him freestyle ramble on a stage with a mic stand, wood stool and bottle of water.
*bah'le of wah'er
My gateway band was Disturbed. I don't even remember when I found them, but they were the first metal band I really got into. Although my initial introduction to metal was playing Guitar Hero with my cousins.
Surprised Finn hasn’t dived more into guitar hero and rock band. It was rocks last hurrah, and introduced alot of young kids to different types of rock.
@noshttaken yeah. I always played the metal stuff because it was generally the hardest stuff in those games, so I'm not surprised that I quickly wanted to listen to more.
@@noshttaken He made a while Video about guitar Hero.
Caught them opening for freaking Kittie over 20 years ago. Shortly before or after the debut album dropped, was a good show. Actually going with to see them Labor Day weekend coming up, weirdly enough.
I'm 36 and the first metal I listened to was my mom's Paranoid album. That album fucking SLAPS!
Danzig was my metal music gateway. I was also into goth/new wave and punk music at the time. Saw Danzig in 92, best show I have ever been to. In high school in the late 80's I got into Cream and The Doors. So it was a progression for me.
We are 138 🤘💀
I'd go with Leprosy for the quintessential death metal album. Today happens to be its 35th anniversary
You got that right!
On the topic of Black Sabbath, correct me if I'm wrong but I think Iommi tuned his guitar down to make it easier for him to play after he cut his fingertip off in a machine shop. I would guess the less string tension would help in that situation
I’ve heard this as well
Yeah he cut his fingertips off in a sheet metal factory incident right before leaving to tour Germany with his other band. He almost gave up music but then decided to persevere after hearing a Django Reinhardt record that his boss gave him. So he fashioned plastic fingertips and glued leather strips for traction.
Sabbath’s first two albums were in standard tuning but after a couple years of constant touring Tony Iommi was in constant pain after gigs. So for the recording of Master of Reality he dropped the tuning one and a half steps down and strung his guitar with lighter banjo strings.
They accidentally created sludge metal out of convenience lol
This is the story he tells in "a headbangers journey".
Incidentally a much better resource for metal newcomers...
The secret to Suffer the Children by Napalm Death is that the two guitarists played the ryth. They were both unconsciously playing different riffs without nailing it. I tried recreating it with different gear so my tone was off but my playing was too tight. I mentioned that I suspected that to Mitch Harris and he laughed and said that's exactly what happened. So the whole riff is like warped and smeared which makes it sound GODLIKE. They were also not intonated the same so it sounds like a phasing chorus thing.
Great video by the way. How good was Anthrax back then? CL80 celestion FTW. Guitar nrrdz like me ruined meh_ul.
Oh wow that’s fascinating!! Goes to show that so many of the coolest productions back then were more or less accidents
That's a foundational album, Harmony Corruption! It really just hit at the right time for me. First time I ever heard a blast beat. RIP Jesse Pintado who was a riff machine.
saying Cannibal Corpse is catchy and full of hooks is like saying bleach is yummy and refreshing
Hooray for daddy Finn knowledge on this fine day
Rise against was my introduction into heavy music, Ready To Fall had harsh vocals in the pre chorus and got me accustomed to that style. The 3 metal songs I really got into which evolved my music taste forever was....
Trivium - Becoming The Dragon.
Bullet For My Valentine - The Poison.
Atreyu - Falling Down.
Slipknot - Subliminal Verses was the 1st album I ever bought.
But yeah Rise Against was my gateway, and now I fuck with Suicide Silence, Kublai Khan, Born of Osirus etc. because of them.
Megadeth has been my favorite band for 30 years. # 2 is Testament, then Pantera, then Anthrax, and Death rounds out my Top 5. Rust in Peace is my favorite album of all time.
Truly, Finn is a POSUER. On a serious note, I disagree about Black Sabbath: they are a great band because the songs are amazing, not only due to the heavyness.
I think if we can get him to listen to Volume 4 we can get him to like them
Finn protecting the children from making his same dire mistakes
Linkin Park was my gateway and Slipknot cemented my love for metal. Love most metal genres thanks to them
Linkin Park was my official start of my love for heavier stuff (Hybrid Theory/Meteora) but my 1st "metal" I ever listened to was old Motley Crue (Dr. Feelgood). Slipknot soon followed (MFKR, Iowa, Subliminal Verses) and I never looked back lol
Same here
Rob Halford Trojan-horsing leather into metal is the greatest "playing the long game" joke ever.
he’s not even into leather in his personal life!
Okay, hear me out...
British pronunciation: Me'al
American pronunciation: Meddle
Not a T in sight!
I have a few years on you, Finn, but Grindcrusher was my gateway to heavier metal as well. Banger of an album.
My first metal band was Slipknot, and I’ve never been the same since.
I remember the time I tried 1 Marijuana and listened to 1 heavy metal together. Ruined my life for the better! Lol😂
Well, you *can* go backwards. My introduction to metal was Arch Enemy, Immortal, Marduk and Masters Hammer. Ive spent years listening to this kind of things and only after that I discovered Black Sabbath and other "dinosaurs" and I loved it. Especially after I did acid a couple of times lately my love for Black Sabbath reached a completely new level - Sabotage and Sabbath Bloody Sabbath are INCREDIBLE albums to listen to while tripping.
I found out that going back comes at a later stage, and it's usually rewarding.
Most of what I do is go backwards. And I mean 1950s Delta blues backwards lol
20:16 Fell out of my chair laughing! For what it's worth I love Mayhem.
Finn's feelings are so hurt over the metal people gate keeping him. I think its time to heal that wound and give Finn a big hug....its okay the metal people love you as well, Finn.
"You've let the vampire into the house" is a great PR MBA shirt idea. Black metal vampire virgin shirt?
As a kid Im glad I started musically with the old stuff and worked my way towards modern day, I got to assess each wave as a whole that way, but Finn is right about it being difficult to make your tastes go backward.
Finn cooking up the same video but serving it on different plates like we aint notice
crazy how i grew up around death and black metal being played around me since i was in the womb because of my parents. and now as an almost 17 year old, im obsessed with nu and heavy metal 😭😭
I was SO into Motley Crue and Poison when I was 13. Good times.
Someone in the live video comments called Dream Theater a “great autism barometer” 😂
Motorhead were the band that got me as a kid, and they remained a cool band all through out my adulthood unlike many of the other 80s bands I liked as a kid
This was bang on. Been playing me_al for almost 30 years and I am sad to see where the genre has gone. No songs anymore, just riff salads with fast noise gates and drum vsts.
i met rob halford, he was really cool. when my dad was in the navy he gave halford a tour of the battle ship USS Milius. Halford gave me and my dad front row seats to a concert they had at SDSU and he wore my dads captain hat (navy hat, idk what its calledd) and gave us a shoutout. I wont forget that
I love Dream Theater and I don't play any instruments. Admittedly my brother actually got me into them and he played the drums back in the day but I never did and I still love them. Train of Thought is my favorite album of theirs, it's also considered their heaviest album, at least from their early years. If there's any Dream Theater album you might actually appreciate Finn it very well could be it, strongly recommend it for people who like the heavier metals and aren't really into prog.
I drove from Niagara Falls to San Francisco and only listened to 2 Sabbath CDs on repeat. Such great road trip music.
That introduction hit way too close to home 😂😂
Don't forget William S. Burroughs, who originally coined the term "heavy metal" in the 1961 novel, "The Soft Machine."
Papa Finn can mention every sub genre in the universe but for him it's too borderline to admit it. He knows a lot let me tell ya. Love you Finn! Greetings from Italy.
Finn: "I'm gonna get you into metal"
Also Finn: "Pre-warning... everything I'm recommending is trash, actually don't bother listening to metal."
Abba had to be my Metal Starting Kit. When they sang Dancing Queen I had to Rock Out!
In one of your other videos you mentioned Fear Factory as being underrated and I couldn't agree more. I would definitely mention them as precursors of djent. I can't believe people can't hear it when listening to FF 😊
Absolutely! No idea why FF get so overlooked in this sense. Dino Cazares and Raymond Herrera are the godfathers of djent. Would be amazing if they teamed up again, one last time and got all the OG members back.
Don't put that kinda evil on FF, they shred way too hard with way too much distortion to even be mildly associated with djent. If anything, I'd say Dream Theater is the precursor for djent.
@@revivedfears Yeah. They are the first band I am aware of that were pushing on doing the drum kick and palm muted patterns together 🤘
Kinda sad you didn't mention Dead from Mayhem being in the Candlemass video. Cmon Finn.
Sepultura is a good starting point, you start at Arise and you can take 2 paths either forward or backward from there
Metal starter pack :
Metallica
Iron Maiden
Slayer
Expansion pack :
Pantera
Judas Priest
Death
Expansion pack 2 :
Slipknot
Avenged Sevenfold
Suicide Silence
& sure throw in Black Sabbath for the history lesson that brings it to an even 10 bands
I can't stop myself from cracking after "brutal technical death metal". Every goddamn time 😂
Deep Purple "In Rock" beat Black Sabbath. Black Sabbath's actual metal album was 1971 "Master of [what was it?]", while "In Rock" was released in 1970. "In Rock" was fast an ferocious, while Black Sabbath was slow. When I think of metal, it's WAY more often Fast than slow.
i agree with ur hammer smashed face statement, 1st metal song i ever heard when i was 15, the 2nd one was when heaven burns by deicide the gates of metal were opened to me that day xD
20:24 my cousin and I plugged a microphone, my guitar, and a drum machine into a karaoke machine to record ouir first song, and the recording quality was still better than all early black metal 🤣
By weird coincidence, Dead (the vocalist of Mayhem) is actually in that Candlemass video.
Steppenwolf is great. Exactly one of the bands that led me on this path. A lot of your perspective is strongly age related. At 52 it was different exposure to the genre when younger.
Kudos for mentioning Fight. This band needs more love. Even their demos don't fuck around.
oh hell yeah i always overlooked them as a teen and was amazed by how good they are when I finally checked them out
@@kanjosidr war of words goes hard.
What a great video Finn ❤
He's cool 😎
Yooo I was the same way with the Sabbath journey, I started off with nu metal and punk, it wasn't until I was out of highschool that I got into Sabbath. I felt so guilty.
So yeah this is the ultimate guide to being a proud metal head, it will develop your ear and help you create good music if you ever start a band.
Let me pause quick and say intro is 10/10
Mustaine naming his new band Megadeth after being ousted from Metallica reminds me of when former Atari employees in the 80s left to create Activision, choosing that specific name so that they'd alphabetically show up in the phone book before Atari. Same energy.
A 311 video would be pretty cool 😊 not sure how much could be said that's insightful but maybe there could be?
Awesome video as always man 🤘🏻🔥
"I am the Law" and "Indians" probably my two favorite Anthrax tracks
If you are not into Glam metal much at all, try the Crimson Idol by Wasp, it fucking slaps
the thing about Death MEtal and all that extreme stuff that followed is that it wasn't borderline mainstream enough to get airplay and ACTUALLY piss people off. It just sits in obscurity and has NO effect.
In Europe (France and Germany for what i know)when you play in a motorcycle club, you have to play Born To Be Wild or your kicked out without beeing paid ^^
what a great metal encyclopedia. love it
I remember seeing Scott Ian on Rock n Roll Jeopardy. I forget what other more popular notable people he was playing against but Scott nearly answered every question. Super smart dude. Not smart enough to stay away from the 1 marijuanas...
Ill die on the power metal hill, its awesome 😅
I'm so glad you love 311 as well
I watch most vids at 1.25x. That Korn clip was an accelerated banger.
certified adhd moment
"There's only one thing worse than listening to heavy metal, doing one Marijuana"
What about listening to Ska?
Touche
You've Got Another Thing Comin' is a certified local hockey arena classic.
what about Suicidal Tendencies? Lights Camera Revolution is a fantastic, fun album. rocky george soloing over every track rocks
Also featuring Rob Trujillo
It’s crazy how many crazy good musicians were in hair metal bands when you think about it. So many amazing guitar players from that era. Every band seemingly had that one guy who could melt your face off with a guitar. Lol
Blind Guardian is definitely pretty alright
Finn, just watch sweet and innocent Elizabeth over at "the Charismatic Voice" cover "Before I forget" by Slipknot. She said metal people are good people. Bring her to the light before it's too late.
I'm 28. Megadeth, Metallica, and Pantera got me into Metal
We all know what Metal genres can ruin your life, but it would be hella cool to see your take on what metal genre is the best for success in life lol
Why do you assume “heaviness” is the end goal for metal? I don’t consider listening to Sabbath or Maiden as “going backwards”. I never enjoyed the brutal heavy stuff. Way rather jam some 70’s/80’s metal. I like melody, catchy riffs and vocals that you can understand.
I got AC/DC’s Who Made Who for Christmas when I was 6 years old. Looking for heavier music I stumbled upon Kill ‘Em’ All. That was it, no more boomer bends for me since the 3rd Grade. By Middle School it was Lamb of God, Pantera and Arch Enemy
I'm a huge metalhead, but the first 2 311 were fire.
Edge of Sanity album Crimson (great prog metal album) literally about human cant procreate. Prophetic stuff
Thanks for the pep talk, Dad
The starter kit for me ? When i was a kid and heard a Rock band for the first time. It was Queen on TV performing "We Will Rock You/ We Are The Champions". Next i saw The Who's music video for "Who Are You", then Rush's "Tom Sawyer", then finally i heard Black Sabbath, Rush, Iron Maiden then Metallica. I was hooked !
With all the huge reapect to Black Sabbath, I never thought of them as a metal band
I used to have the Grindcrusher VHS. it had the songs and interviews, I wore that thing out.
As much as people rag on Nu metal I would actually say it's one of the best metal subgenres to introduce people to metal, it's got heavy riffs but it's not to technical and pretty simplified in both the writing and song structures, catchy lyrics that use alot of cleans. I dunno I know a ton of people that got into metal through bands like Korn and Slipknot
Like others have said, we want a 311 vid, Finn!
EDIT: Oh man, that nu-metal insidious virus had me rolling.
The Red Chord is a good grindcore-core band
Everything you said about that guy who listens to steppenwolf is who I pictured in my mind when you played that candlemass song lmao
Hey finn i went to rave with my friends last weekend. Best time of my life even though i only listen to death metal. Being a normie is pretty cool.
My getaway band was Finn and the Mckentys, riff salads for days to keep you fit, great image that made them hip
Theres this very niche and specific sound that some bands have been doing where they combine hyperpop and breakcore-esque synths with metal and it sounds really fucking cool and innovative, omerta and fromjoy are actually the only ones ive seen doing it, if you know more please tell me :333
I love the part where cannibal corpse was on Ace Ventura lol
i didn't know you were a 311 fan, can you do a video on them?
Dream Theater is what happens when you take a Queensryche cover band and and tell them to make a metal rip off of Pink Floyd
Bruh the whole opening of this video sent me to orbit. Hilarious, bravo
Anthrax were basically just a more metal crossover band. Same goes for Slayer. Great stuff! Lol
Celtic Frost were great … well, for the first couple albums, before they did Cold Lake.
I always thought that Killswitch Engage and Death By Stereo were the same band, where one variation leaned slightly to metal and the other leaned slightly toward hardcore lol