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Its bands like this, metal church,death angel,vengence rising that made the 80s such a fucking great decade i feel blessed to have grown up with this music as a soundtrack to my life growing up

Hair Rock band that also played some RAD blues!

If Hellhamer and Celtic Frost had never existed metal would've stagnated and possibly died in the 80's. Motorhead brought the speed and the attitude that had a massive effect on the Thrash Metal bands. Hellhammer and Celtic Frost brought the dirt and rawness that influenced almost every early death and black metal man you can name. If that wasn't enough Tom came back after a lengthy hiatus and released one of the most interesting doom metal influenced albums in years. Triptykon continues to amaze fans to this day. Their influence on modern metal cannot be overstated.

1 of The GREAT NWOBHM Bands🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

Welcome to Semi Metal Adjacent Hard Rock School

The problem with Vices is too many tracks about heavy metal and the rock-and-roll lifestyle. 'On the road to rock', 'Heavy metal shuffle', 'Stay on top' and the title track.

I have a signed vinyl of the vices album (i have 2 copies of Vices) so sad they never made it big

This is what I grew up with!

Quotes from famous musician and High ranking Church of Satan member and very close friend to Anton LaVey - King Diamond "Satanism is about the Powers of the Unknown. I have had hundreds of strange supernatural experiences with the occult, the other side, the beyond, whatever you want to call it that proves there is a spiritual world that can cross over into our world. Satanism is a life philosophy so within it you can have your own religion, any religion you want. Or take from various religions or your own whatever makes you happy. I have my own beliefs and Religiously Satan on a spiritual level stands for the Powers of Darkness, the Powers of the Unknown which are always all around us at all times. This is the best way to talk about these Spirits and Powers. Of course there are different types of satanism. Must need something bad and use that during ritual then you might be able to get help from these powers I believe are all around us. But that is only if they like you. I do not believe in the two christians beings god or the Devil, I believe in the Powers of the Unknown, Powers of Darkness, The Powers of the Occult what ever name you want to use. . I have done Satanic Rituals and have seen and heard spirits. You really have to respect them for the incredible power they have. I believe they come to those who they feel can handle it and who will be faithful believers." . They came to me to let me know they are here for me on my journey and that they are behind me and that they wish me good luck so I see them as my protectors almost like guardian angels. But 99 percent of the population live by the Satanic Philosophy whether they know it or not. As Anton LaVey even told me that Satanism is simply a life philosophy and NOT a religion. Personally I do not use electrical lighting at home and on my Satanic Altar or in the studio when I record vocals, only black candles as electrical lighting drives away the spirits and I love having them near me. People who see Satanism from the Christian view point are not treating these powers with respect and that is very dangerous. I once actually summoned a spirit in order to prove they are real to a girl who doubted and Satan came. My wife will not look in our mirror in fear something will come out. Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law. I know that rituals work. I don’t do them often because you can easily misuse them. They will get back at you if you don’t respect them. Rituals can channel the forces that surround us all the time but I respect the powers and will not abuse them in any way.. Satan is the power of the universe.

I remember hearing "Gypsy Road" in the movie "Iron Eagle" for the first time. Still my favorite jam of theirs.

I share your distaste for slow, narrated instrumentals. Filler for when you run out of filler songs.

Listen to "Lay It Down" or "Dance" and if you don't like it... well ... I don't know what to say???? 😂😂😂😂

Kat next?

I can't believe there was no mention of "Samarithan" when discussing Nightfall! That song is beyond amazing, it's magical and inspirational! Their best imo.

The Vanity/Nemesis album is my most listened to Celtic Frost album by far. I can never get enough of that one.

Accept are Amazing. From the early 1970's to 2024 and they are Mega Popular.

With Love and prayers Thank you very much GOD bless Everyone Philadelphia USA 🇺🇸 Nostrovia ❤❤❤

Big Talk is a mantra.

Great video. I've been a fan of both bands since the 80s and own every album on CD. I'm a little disappointed there was no mention of Black Rose. That album is really cool. Would be interesting to learn more about that time period, but there doesn't seem to be much info out there other than what's in the liner notes.

Saw them several times around 1980/81 - mainly at the Marquee in London. I think Kevin Riddles ran a music shop near my old school in south London.

Sooooo ahead of their time

Hola, alguien sabe si existe esto mismo traducido al español???

We have already placed bets on whether the next will be Anvil or Fates warning even though PsychoticWaltz or Heir apparent doesn't bother me at all!!!!!

South America does not disappoint when it comes to rock and metal. In the 70s we saw metal born here with Rock da Mortalha in Brazil and Tarkus with El Pirata song in Peru. As well as being the home of extreme metal.

can you do a video about Blue Cheer, i would love a video about them. keep up the good work you have been doing!🤘

If you could make a video on the band Avenger (UK) it would be awesome (Ian Swift was in that band)

Where does Black Rose come in? I got that rehearsal recording that they released about 20 years ago, and it was awesome. King Diamond and company covering "Radar Love", along with some excellent original progressive rock.

They were a lot better than many of their contemporaries

More cheese than the Kraft factory 😂. Brings back good memories for sure 👍

Soldiers is still their best album.

Love metal church

Have loved this bad since 1984 and always will 🤟🏼

It's a shame that Mike Jackson never joined another metal band after his departure. I really dig his unique, raspy singing on the Satan and Pariah albums.

Nice to see you back on your feet Chris 😊all the very best wishes for the future God bless and take care

They're harmless and I'm glad they exist.

Great band and good friends, its Always been a battle with them. Great overview. You ate the guitar solo dude🤣👍🏼🇺🇸

See you in Hell. My first cassette...

Original shooze drummer donnie spence died in 2018

I liked Robert Mason with Lynchmob but I just can't call the band Warrant without Jani Lane. I didn't listen to Ultraphobic until I was deployed to Iraq in 2008. The song writing was really great and I don't think any other album has had such an emotional impact on me or my battle buddies and friends. I ended up really liking Warrant 98 too. Both of theses albums are underrated as far as Jani's song writing goes, you can't just put the album on and make yourself like it. If you play them while you're doing something like working in the yard or in your workshop, and let it play, you'll find yourself repeating the melodies in your head later and you'll go back and listen to them again. Chameleon for example, is a really catchy song. All in all, "Cherry Pie" and "Dog Eat Dog" are my favorite albums, but "All my Bridges are Burning" and "Stronger Now" are my favorite songs.

Steve miranovich died in 2024 due to cancer

Dude, you're videos are awesome!

Brats were a killer punk band.

I agree with this completely

As a long time death metal and black metal fan, I struggle to hear things the way non-metalheads do. But I think Celtic Frost might be one of the best entry points into extreme metal. They're heavy but also groovy and not overly abrasive, like you could probably play them at a party or on mainstream rock radio and not immediately piss everyone off.

🤔Tried but just Could never get into this band, dunno what the fuss over them is, NWOBHM music they never was👎

Anthem to the estranged on blessing in disguise is an insanely underrated song. To me, i really dont get why the david wayne songs are the top 5 on spotify.

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In their Pariah phase they sounded like Meliah Rage