“I played more than one note a couple of times” - Brent Hinds

i don't know why this album is getting hate. It's fuckin fantastic.

@alphatwisted

6 жыл бұрын

Hog Blockula the main reason is less Brent singing. That's why people like Cold Dark Place more.

@kbkman7742

6 жыл бұрын

because it has hooks. It's like cancer to metal elitists with something to prove

@DavidOakesMusic

6 жыл бұрын

Because if they put out Remission every two years they'd still be playing clubs in Atlanta.

@robertcampbell6282

6 жыл бұрын

For me it’s their best album

@freetobewhoibe

6 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. I think this is their best album since Crack the Skye. It has the best elements of all their albums rolled into one

I admire how they are each other’s cheerleader. They have nothing but great things to say about each member. That is probably a reason to their longevity.

@rubaidaallen2764

4 жыл бұрын

So true. They have each others backs.

@Thrasher_Abbatoir

Жыл бұрын

@@rubaidaallen2764 bandmates and true friends. I wish I could have these kind of friends surrounding me now

Troy is funny as fuck man That footage of him camouflaged, i cried a little

@drewbocop

4 жыл бұрын

I thought I accidentally turned on Duck Dynasty for a second

@JS-jo3wj

Жыл бұрын

I did nooooot anticipate the bright pink house either

Troy, in his hot tub. Fully clothed. I love this band.

24:40 "when Hitler delivered the Gettysburg address, that's the amp he used" - Dailor, Brann 2017

@ashtabet3450

4 жыл бұрын

Precisely my sense of humor

I love that mastadon isn't a frontman with a group of forgettable band mates. It seems that they are ALL frontmen. Also it is obvious that this music comes from ALL of the members, from the heart and soul. The emotion put into every note, riff, verse, fill is genius. They all seem to be laid back and down to earth. I dont get a sense of superiority coming from them.

I feel that Brent is what you get when you put all your character skill points in musicianship. I can´t relate to him at all and just don´t get him when he speaks, but when I hear and see him play or sing he just opens portals in to other dimensions and stuff just makes sense. It´s so abstract and ineffable - I love it.

@stickychocolate8155

3 жыл бұрын

I think he looks effable. 5/10

@sub0sandwich32

2 жыл бұрын

It's all the brain damage and alcoholism, he's a genius that man, but he's definitely been through some stuff

@FlankinspanK

Жыл бұрын

@@sub0sandwich32 i hope im that cool after my alcoholism

@dvrds

10 ай бұрын

I think you all underestimate his capacity for fuckery. The guy loves to joke and confuse people on interviews for the sake of it.

LMFAO when Brent says "Oh my goodness you have the voice of Fergie mixed with Jesus"

@diosrightcalfmuscle4090

3 жыл бұрын

AllthetimeIturnaroundbrother'sgatherroundalwayslookingatmeupanddownlookingat you crumble to the grou-ou-ound, made me want to run awaaaaaay.

@maxolydian9115

2 жыл бұрын

And he’s right

@Goofballhero

2 жыл бұрын

Step Brothers quote

Brent Hinds mouthing his solos is my new ringtone.

@pascalg16

3 жыл бұрын

I saw this comment when this part came in

Troys vocals are just massive. i mean they are all amazing singers. but god damn, troy practically climbs out of his body when he sings.

This might be the best ”making of” music documentary ever made. It’s from the heart.

@martijnkemperman7689

6 жыл бұрын

Linus Wärn i

@gudalpesanz

6 жыл бұрын

Gojira needs to make a documentary like this one. That would be awesome.

@jw1239

6 жыл бұрын

Linus Wärn totally agreed

@daemionleyva5

6 жыл бұрын

Linus Wärn crack the Skye is a good one to

@disjustabs

5 жыл бұрын

Baroness making of Purple is great too.

Everyone talking seriously about the album. Except Brent. You do you Brent.

@teagueanderson7507

6 жыл бұрын

Scriptosaurus rex "I think one of the songs is about Satan."

@PapaKeegs001

6 жыл бұрын

Lol we didn't have to use delay because we were already delayed. Then we ran that through a delay pedal.

@maggotmusic757

6 жыл бұрын

I wanted to break records. Not like LPS , but like a guiness world record

@maggotmusic757

6 жыл бұрын

I like how the only time he was being serious, he was smoking a blunt haha

@diosrightcalfmuscle4090

5 жыл бұрын

He's the greatest drummer to ever flimaty flam. Flam flam flim flam

I feel like every Mastodon fan should watch this to get a better understanding of just what this record means to the band. God, I love this band man.

I love how selfless these guys all are. There's nobody in the band trying to steal the spotlight or take all the credit. It's so refreshing.

I'm a old dude, and a complete Randy Rhoads guitar head,and haven't really felt new music since the early 80's to 90's but Mastodon I've loved since they came out, they made me love music again, they are a incredible band, but they have progressed so much, it's a beautiful musical representation. I'm a 47 year old Black man from Houston Tx. ,and they are coming here in March, can't wait to see them for the first time. Congrats on the grammy guys you hella deserve it!!!!

@Broshare1

6 жыл бұрын

Elmo Scott Don’t know what you’re jamming but I’d reccomend Baroness, Moon Tooth, Gojira and Tool for now. 🍻

@peazeralus

4 жыл бұрын

I would recommend Tool to anyone, but Baroness is on point. Elmo, start with A Horse Called Golgotha and go from there.

@brunnjon

4 жыл бұрын

Hope you enjoyed that show.

@davidloter5391

4 жыл бұрын

Bro....your not old. We are all timeless.

@jaykelley103

4 жыл бұрын

Did you like the show? Bet it was dope

This is the realest studio documentary I've ever watched. What a band.

There is not a single song I skip over on this record. Beautifully done Mastodon.

@Narr1

4 жыл бұрын

Has there ever been?

I'd say Brent is one of the few unique guitarists there is in the modern world, I've never heard anyone sound anything quite like him.

@timg2727

5 жыл бұрын

Fully agreed. He's one of a kind.

@kreb12

10 ай бұрын

He's a modern Jimmy Page, legendary solos.

@ethanharrison4283

4 ай бұрын

And he sounds unique on guitar too!

This album came at the right time for me. I lost my Mom to cancer in November, 2016 and around the time this album came out, I was in a deep depression because of her death and other parts of life that spiraled out of control. Roots Remain has become my all time favorite song, such powerful lyrics and so much emotion. That song (and this whole album) really helped me start moving forward

@rubaidaallen2764

4 жыл бұрын

It's not easy. My brother and I lost our favorite aunt to cancer 6 years ago too. Happy to hear your dealing with your moms passing through this amazing band. Music always helps. It helped us.

@lilchung8158

3 жыл бұрын

Roots remain is how my father got through his aunts death

Bill is so seriously down to earth. It really seemed like he changed when his mom passed. Mastodon is so freaking awesome

Drugs did Brent once... they woke up in hospital a month later swearing they would never do it again.

@heylookitsn0ah

5 жыл бұрын

Critstix Darkspear dirty B hinds is one hell of a drug

As both a huge Mastodon fan and a cancer survivor myself, I love you all! What an inspiration this album is. It has depth and still rocks and really hits home for me since this was the year I was diagnosed and recovered from cancer. I got the pleasure to speak with you all in depth after your concert in Charleston, SC and you all are the real deal. You didn't have to talk to me, but each one of you came out and talked to me and we talked about cancer, and life and music and it still sticks with me just how much you all are sincere. Sincere in your music, sincere in your relationships with each other and your fans and sincerely great people. Thank you for all that you do as your music not only provides such a great escape but helps me and others dive into the creative and try to be bold in both music and life! This making of just drives home the passion that you all have for your craft. Keep it up. I love you guys!

@screambluemurder101

6 жыл бұрын

Josh Borders well said that man! Stay well brother

I love how Brent offers no actual insight at all. Hahahaha

@tylerjacobson8012

6 жыл бұрын

Brendan McDonald probably because he wasn’t really involved with the writing. It’s basically the brann and bill show.

@TheGuitarifier

6 жыл бұрын

Tyler Jacobson I know it's just funny to me because why would we expect anything else from Brent anyway? Haha

@scriptosaurusrex

6 жыл бұрын

But surely from space he held ALL the oversight?

@Cletus4594

6 жыл бұрын

I feel like that guy who knocked him out scrambled his brain.. he’s been getting weirder and weirder since then, ya know? I can’t be the only one lol

@aic9235

6 жыл бұрын

nathaniel hughes wait what when did he get knocked out?

Such a kickass album

We didn't need an effect.. we just used that natural delay... And ran it through a delay pedal.

"You have to find the light even when you can't see it or imagine it you have to get to the end wherever that might be because speaking in terms of time that is everything" ~Troy Sanders. Man life has really got me hurting and fucked up but at least Mastodon has always been there for me ...

I love how on the surface Brent is just a crackhead but the second he picks up a guitar it’s pure fucking magic

Troy, the bassy most funniest. Brann, the geniously drumming very ironic cleverest. Brent, the absolute melody and solo-most-masterest. Bill, the Riffest. Mastodon - THE most bestest band of our thyme.

@justinmitchell6979

6 жыл бұрын

The Wolf you feed you 12 years old?

@kyurox603

6 жыл бұрын

13 next week. How about you?

@HauntedOne666

5 жыл бұрын

@@kyurox603 happy belated bro

@Weestinn

4 жыл бұрын

@@kyurox603 he's 15 now

@digdoug9352

4 жыл бұрын

Us is learning. We all is

I am *so* fucking late to this band, it's embarrassing, but I am NOT letting go now.... "Toe to Toes" hooked me hard, but this doco makes me understand just how good these guys really are. W O W.

@cloudbloom

5 жыл бұрын

I'm absolutely in the same boat, even down to the song "Toe to Toes" being the first one that I heard by them and I fell in love right away. Next up was "The Motherload" which lyrically was exactly what I needed to hear at the time I first heard it. Can't believe I'm almost 36 years old and I haven't actually listened to this band until around a month ago. They are so damn good👌

@michaeltaylors2456

4 жыл бұрын

How about a month ago.? I’m making up for lost time .

Took my whippet dog on his last trip two years ago. We had cheeseburgers and listened to the Ancient Kingdom. Still can't listen to this song without crying. Love you guys!

Let's all take a moment to acknowledge that not only are they are a great band but they are great friends.

I am a 47 year old Hard Rock/metal fan and my 32 year co worker told me to watch this doc and I did, And now I am obsessed with this album and he is happy because I have a huge back catalog to enjoy. Tool took way more than 10,000 Days to keep me interested lol

There's something David Gilmour turned to 11 about Brent's soloing, what a player, uniquely familiar phrasing, just.awesome!

@dcs2690

5 жыл бұрын

He likes them loooong bends!

Crazy I just found these guys. But, ecstatic that I did. Its like being a kid again hearing zeppelin, rush or Zappa for the first time and then going back through the entire catalog opening up presents on Christmas day. I love mastadon.

This documentary added a lot to me to fully understand this album.

No matter how many times I hear it, that last bit of 'Ancient Kingdoms' always gets me a little misty-eyed.

32:15 you can tell he's expressing himself on the guitar. Beautiful!

I love how Brann thinks about music as if it's a "movie" in his head. I do the same thing. I hope they never stop killin' it.

Can’t get enough of this masterpiece! I hope they make one about Hushed and grim

@mistergoat7357

Жыл бұрын

Did you see it? Came out the other day

@homelesspete4738

Жыл бұрын

@@mistergoat7357 oh yeah. Amazing as always

@mistergoat7357

Жыл бұрын

@@homelesspete4738 best one imo ever about a band and a record. Glad you got to see it

@AxiomApe

Жыл бұрын

~ Your wish has been granted ~ *GONG*

Thank you, Mastodon. This album has spoken to me more than almost any other album ever. Arguably a top five for me. Roots Remain and Jaguar God were my personal two standouts. Long live the 'don

@xXdammitbobbyXx

6 жыл бұрын

Also my 2 album favorites! \m/

"Brann starts singing, and I'm like... Oh my goodness, you have a voice of Fergie mixed with Jesus" Shit myself laughing

@rubaidaallen2764

4 жыл бұрын

😂😂😂 The man can sing though. Amazing drummer and he can sing. Love that.

@Gabe-1997

4 жыл бұрын

He's quoting the scene in Step Brothers in which Brennen first sings in front of Dale

@remymullen4035

4 жыл бұрын

@@Gabe-1997 Never seen it. So I guess look stupid :P

Amazing how far the vocals have come... Sooo glad Brent pushes Brann to sing!!... Super impressive 🤘

Congrats on the Grammy Nom boys! Well deserved recognition!

@SelfHealingGod

6 жыл бұрын

Bro many seem unhappy of that..why ?

@gudalpesanz

6 жыл бұрын

Grammy winners. They deserved it. They earned it.

@gregmerritt9366

5 жыл бұрын

Damn right.

Absolutely amazing, we are lucky that Mastodon exists.

I just got into this band, the music never really did anything for me but then I saw them a couple weeks ago and it finally clicked. I got Blood Mountain, next will be this album, and then Leviathan

Brents playing is crazy. I didn't realize he plays his solos with chicken pickin. That's pretty cool.

@johnmclaughlin3217

3 жыл бұрын

Late comment I know, but Brent is a monster hybrid picker (using thr pick and fingers at the same time). Learning his parts can get tricky if you don't know that's how he picks his leads

Not the fastest, not the heaviest, not the most recognized but to me the best f...ing metal band now!!!! Thanks a lot guys u mean very much....from colombia.

Casual fan before i watched this, now I totally love these guys.

@mattewkeily7962

4 жыл бұрын

Same here

I just got the Cold Dark Place 10" vinyl EP today! Thank God for Mastodon!

@bjornvantoorn

6 жыл бұрын

Thånøs great album. I like all of the ep's yust something else..

52:25 damn that hit me hard with brann writing the lyrics and singing it to his friend bill... in addition to the best emotional solo imo coming from brent 53:20. My favorite song from mastodon will forever be "Roots remain."

It’s one of the greatest metal albums ever. I’m looking at it from the emotion point of view. It’s naturally putting you in a trance, causing inner reflections and positively meant convulsion. This album is a living creature. I literally don’t know how to explain…

1:00:36 - Troy's voice is out of this world.

Loved these episodes when they came out!

I'm ashamed to say that I just got turned on to Mastodon, and after seeing this I'm hooked. A cancer survivor myself, this hits home in so many ways! True musicianship in every aspect! Every song I have heard just makes me like the band more, and writing about real shit!!!

Easily my favourite album of theirs. A culmination of all the great soundscapes that this band is capable of.

I grew up in southern Calif during the 50s,60s. Hearing Mastodon has sparked my interest in music again. To me, they are a progressive fusion of rock, metal, classical, jazz all wrapped up in one incredible machine.

This album to me is a culmination of the experimenting and inclusion of a wider field of influences, musically. It, to me, is a very musical and musically mature album, but I feel that there is more heaviness and aggression in this album than the previous albums, going back to Crack the Skye. This album also hits me very intensely, as someone who was diagnosed in June of last year. It has been very helpful to listen to these guys talk about their experiences, and listening to the music that resulted from them pouring the emotional, mental, and spiritual reaction to what is happening in their personal lives. I'm trying to put my emotions and frustrations, and all the other reactions (way too much to discuss here) into my own music. I write lyrics. play guitar and, obviously, bass. I just can't seem to get my software and hardware to play nice together. Also, trying to pour myself into building a musical instrument company (basses, guitars, components for both, as well as aftermarket components for existing drum kits), and building a charitable foundation to get music, musical instruments, and music education back in schools, and to help provide housing for families that are needing to travel to seek care and treatment for fighting cancer. I have time for this because my (ex)boss fired me when he found out I had been diagnosed. He figured I would be missing some time away from running his machine shop. So I have time, just not a lot of money. If you are fighting this disease, believe you will win! You can and will! Cancer feeds on glucose, so starve the cancer by keeping your blood sugar low. It's working well for me. Thank you Mastodon for the musical integrity, the honesty, and the heavy as fuck brutality in the music! \m/

My Mum faught cancer for 26 years. My band couldn't wait a few weeks when she passed but I promised her I wouldn't give up music... 13 years on... nobody speaks to me but I play every instrument... to no-one

Back at it again with a bottle of fine wine. Can't beat that🫡

These guys are in my age bracket (I'm 45) and their attitude towards their craft is so healthy. Yeah, I know, their vocals live aren't the best. I don't care, I'm such a fan.

@ozzylaza

6 жыл бұрын

Adolph Oliver Bush the thing is why the fuck dont they get someone like a full blown awesome vocalist? I mean why not they would go to a different dimension. Otherwise awesome band

@adolpholiverbush2

6 жыл бұрын

Ever been in a band, sir? It's like having 4 girlfriends, and if you have chemistry, and can get along, you DO NOT fuck that up. I see your point, but what they do works just fine.

@Robert-nh9cw

6 жыл бұрын

Ive seen them live twice within the past year and id say Troy does an excellent job singing live. Brent is getting better, and Brann is awesome when he sings.

@gudalpesanz

6 жыл бұрын

I went to see them recently and their vocals are impeccable.

@gudalpesanz

6 жыл бұрын

ozzylaza if they got a designated lead vocalist I think the dynamic of the band would change. This band is awesome and so hilarious. I don't think they would be the same band If they got a lead vocalist.

I have so much respect to Mastodon for having this kind of subject as their album theme. Their work ethic is no joke tho, they enjoy it so much being musicians.

I love how they are 4 equal parts, not 1 dude writing all the songs with his "backing band". Mad respect for how they write and do things.

The vocals are amazing on this album.

@gudalpesanz

6 жыл бұрын

I'm sure if Bill did a couple of growls and gutturals they would've sounded just as impeccable as the rest of these vocals.

I am a two-time cancer survivor, so based on what your emotional connection to this album is, I appreciate how it touches me as well. You guys rock..hard....all the time. I too am a musician, and your music actually has repeatedly given me the motivation ( especially with Crack The Skye and Emperor) to keep playing rock and roll into my older years (I turn 55 this April), and I still hang with the yunguns on stage. Thank you for not compromising, and please, keep on Mastodoning. God Bless!

Mastodon is my favorite band of all time! I play them all the time at work in the kitchen when I can, just rockin' out for years since I first heard the hunter

Mastodon are on another plane of existence right now. Phenomenal band

Mastodon fucking rule!! I have grew up listening to the beast from when I was 12 and now I'm 27 I have changed along the way like the music but like myself they have never lost there roots just learned listened and moved forward!! Cold dark place is one amazing album people I've gone away forever.....

@Crack_the_Skye

6 жыл бұрын

2weird2live2rare2die The roots remain, baby.

What a group of amazing musicians.

I only started listening to Mastodon around 5 months ago because I stumbled upon this documentary and now Emperor of Sand is in my top 5 favourite albums of all time. And Mastodon is one of my favourite bands that I will always comeback to because the music speaks to me and has inspired me to write my own songs.

if i would pick a band to listening for ever it would be MASTODON!

My god. What an absolutely insane emotional fucking journey. I literally cried while watching this. Thank you, gentlemen!!

@rubaidaallen2764

4 жыл бұрын

Pretty f'n epic!! Mastadon and Tool. The best in metal right now.

I watched this doc when they released it in parts, and having had some family members go through cancer, some surviving some passing, I felt some connection to this album. Then, a couple months ago I found out I have cancer, and the sentiment and the way they talk about cancer and how it drove this album has hit me even harder. Mastodon's music has gotten me through some rough times, and this album is going to be no different. I can't count the amount of times their music has given me chills; keep pumping out emotion evoking music, and keep evolving as a band! Love it!

@EricJh21690

5 жыл бұрын

Hope you're doing well bro

@iammatthewbirch

5 жыл бұрын

I know it's been a year, but I hope you're doing well.

@alessiocristofoletto9466

4 жыл бұрын

Are you ok now mate? Or still fighting? Hope we can hear from you soon. Good luck from a fellow member of the Mastodon fans family

I'm a guitar teacher. It's my living and I love it. However, if a kid came to me and said "show me how Brent Hinds plays"... I've no problem at all admitting that my answer would be "ask Brent Hinds". He. Is. Phenomenal. Truly unique.

this is so awesome and so well put together. thank you for releasing this, and the incredible album

Excellent documentary. Great structure and editing to weave in so many different aspects.

It’s so refreshing to watch and see a band of this caliber and size be able to put their egos aside and work together to put out the best version of their music. You can really tell they all vibe and understand each other...other musicians should watch this and take note - respect all around.

@jamesnorthan3284

Жыл бұрын

I grew up in the same area as Brann and Bill and they are the most humble guys. Even played a show in Brann's basement...club Brann. These guys have reached the point where they should be. Love all their music and yet they remain so humble, but that's what makes them all so great beyond their greatness. They're definitely a band that was meant to be!

this is so much more than a documentary.. it is love.. I am so appreciative

We need a Troy podcast right now. His voice and story telling is amazing

Ancient kingdom chorus gets me every time. My favourite album of all time, this group of people are really something special

This was such a pleasure to watch, thank you for sharing the proccess guys! The album is fucking huge and seeing how it came together is truly inspirational \m/

I love documentaries like this. A very nice breakdown of the songs, closer look to what you could have missed, and you start appreciating the album even more!!

Thanks you guys for the time and effort with everything you guys alll do! This album makes life so much better!!

great documentary and this is one of my favorite albums by you guys definitely brought all elements from the past albums into this.. amazing musicians

this is beautiful....i will always have a huge place in my heart for these 4 guys.

Now knowing the story behind this album, it means so much more to me. I lost my grandfather to cancer on December 6th, 2003. And this was uploaded so close to that date that it really hits close to home. My mother was also diagnosed with breast cancer a few years back. Thankfully after a mastectomy and intensive chemo, she's in remission and still cancer free. I may not have shared the same experiences the band has, but I somewhat understand the feelings associated. My grandfather's passing set loose mental illness sleeper cells that I had to confront a couple years back and even after all this time, I still don't know how to properly handle the situations that have bore their ugly faces. I'm just some random dude from the assend of nowhere Illinois. But please, if you guys are dealing with depression or any other mental illness, talk to someone. I was blind and arrogant to the fact I was having issues. Every album since Crack the Skye has always resonated with me. I don't know what I'd do if albums like those became no more.

@NotFromSt8Farm

5 жыл бұрын

I understand this as well. After losing my grandfather to cancer as well as my grandmother from natural causes (they died two weeks apart) I slammed "Emperor of Sand" on repeat and it really helped me out during that time as well. I still jam it on a regular basis. Love Mastodon

Thank you for sharing this part of your life with us.

Awesome documentary guys, really appreciate you showed us your feelings & thoughts. Keep making these awesome albums!

I was sincerely touched by this documentary and the album because I have a similar experience; You guys are so fascinating and endearing with who you are and what you create. Rock on🤘🏼

I've seen them live last monday at Milan. Thanks for the amazing show, guys! Scott Kelly is an amazing singer and you are all great musicians. Love from Italy!

My dad just recently died from Corona. For days, The Last Baron was a song I kept replaying again and again, the way I would an album from any other band I love. I've only discovered Mastodon within the last few weeks. I'm walking away from the hospital after being told my dad has 0% chance of recovery. He had a month of machines pumping his lungs and blood to keep him alive. Even the doctors didn't know if he was awake to experience all the pain that went with it.. I get to my car, and Jaguar God is playing, next on my playlist. I cried, hard. It felt like the song was digging the misery out of me. Now I'm watching this and I learn that the motivation behind this band's concepts was the death of loved ones.

Loved this! Thanks for a great watch. \m/

Give us Making of Crack the Skye back on youtube

@Pundit07

5 жыл бұрын

@caantaru09 Wish granted!

has anyone ever thought that Brent's vocals sound like Ozzy osbourne? Also, i think Brent is slowly turning into John C. Reilly

@ilakresfengsel

5 жыл бұрын

On the chorus of "Toe To Toes" he definitely sounds like 90's Ozzy!

@timg2727

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah, I've always thought that. I'm surprised more people don't mention it.

@MozTheBoz

5 жыл бұрын

Brent actually is turning into a Norse god

@gregmerritt9366

5 жыл бұрын

Matthew Skiles You're in for a treat exploring their back catalog.

@lespaul9078

5 жыл бұрын

He does sound like ozzy and I agree he is looking alot more like john c riley with each year

Such a beautiful, touching, and emotional record. I love you guys.

You guys are a true inspiration and all of us strive to follow in your footsteps! Keep on keepin on lads!

Sultan’s Curse 7:49 - Show Yourself 16:00 - Steambreather 22:30 - Andromeda 34:00 - Clandestiny 42:15 - Scorpion Breath 43:50 - The Theme of Emperor of Sand 47:20 - Roots Remain 55:28 - Vocals 1:02:40 - Jaguar God

Amazing documentary. Charmingly low budget and funny and really illuminates the album. Really enjoyed this. Made me appreciate what you do even more.

Great insights and behind the scenes clips. These guys are really a band that look out for each other, it looks a real positive experience working together!

Ive never watched documentaries for bands. Ive always loved music and been obsessed with bands, but never been the one to research much or get too obsessed with the members. I usually just appreciate the music. But I've met Mastodon twice now, and they are just so amazing and humble and wonderful humans to the point I now just cant get enough of watching their genuine amazing personalities.