There are so many mistakes in this documentary I lost count of. Very badly done it's not even a documentary. Please don't watch or believe this bs
@siliusseth9558Сағат бұрын
Bob Dole is way more satanistic than the full metal bands set!
@Seven7Pain1Сағат бұрын
good video though and yes all them bands including primus had influence on genre well done on history but still think Britannica was written by boomer and wrong on definition which has nothing to do with you the video is great
@thejudge-kv2jkСағат бұрын
A friend got me into Tool when we were both students in around 2008. I'd heard of them before but never really listened. Saw them for the first time 2 nights ago in London with that same friend! Amazing experience.
@Seven7Pain12 сағат бұрын
Britannica definition is WRONG Fear Factory, Static X are Numetal no rapping, that's cause Numetal is Mixing genres doesn't have to be hip hop any genre
@RAWMUSICTV2 сағат бұрын
It isn't wrong.
@rodrigocasco19893 сағат бұрын
Deftones doing a cover of Helmet's "Sinatra" from Strap it On is enough proof that the album did influence one of the pillar bands of nu metal. The drop tuned stacatto riffs from Meantime were also a huge influence!
@daviddeakins9863 сағат бұрын
Bro, I can't believe you didn't mention the judgment night soundtrack 😮
@RAWMUSICTV3 сағат бұрын
I can because it had zero influence on anything lol
@davei64524 сағат бұрын
I have followed this channel because of the great music coverage. However I think pizza gate is 100% a real thing. As far as Chester or Chris’ involvement I don’t know but I am fully convinced politicians in DC and Hollywood are involved in a large scale traffic organization. Think I’m crazy go ahead, but you all would have thought Epstein island was crazy - and he was just part of it.
@eklypised5 сағат бұрын
The first actual rappers i remember use rock in their track was Puffy and The Lox Its all About the Benjamins rock remix in 97....before that the rap i listened to was Outkast, Bone Thugs, and 2pac. So the older Run DMC stuff i didnt listen to
@paulo83015 сағат бұрын
I'm liking the video over and over, forgot you can only do it 1 time
@dominiquez56438 сағат бұрын
I think Kiss is going on their 30.8754 th fariwell tour....Motely has a long way if that's their goal, but wouldn't pay a dine to see them. I've seen horrible youtube videos of them playing tracks and underperforming. I'll keepp and cherish their greatness of the 80's in their albums...
@dominiquez56438 сағат бұрын
Love your channel, but man: what a character and what stand up guy you are measuring positngs! Major kudos to you as a person!
@wassehichdanur53129 сағат бұрын
Tool propaganda video😂
@RAWMUSICTV8 сағат бұрын
TOOL APPROVE THIS MESSAGE
@tonya415710 сағат бұрын
It's all those years of fucking disco man! See what it did to the world? Shit had to change.
@userfrommichigan956411 сағат бұрын
P. Diddy...👀 how far up and down the chain does it go??? Now do this report again
@RAWMUSICTV11 сағат бұрын
No
@Jtitor17712 сағат бұрын
Yes…they were the first.
@RAWMUSICTV11 сағат бұрын
Yes...that does not make sense.
@krstojosifoski314713 сағат бұрын
Realy? Sepultura,Heavy Metal ? Please first discover what is Sepultura,and who they are realy,and then make a documentary.
@RAWMUSICTV12 сағат бұрын
What size Clown shoes do you wear?
@mojopin7014 сағат бұрын
I used to have Reign in Blood on vinyl, it was my first record.
@starkillerclub375515 сағат бұрын
My first Slayer show was Oct 31st, Halloween night, 1988, at Stabler Arena, Bethlehem, Pa for the World Sacrifice (South of Heaven) tour, with Motorhead and Overkill filling out the opening slots. I remember Tommy was wearing a black t-shirt with Sex, Murder, Art printed on it, if that's not edgelord, nothing is. I've seen them at least 10 more times before Jeff passed away, and even though the Christ Illusion tour was probably my personal favorite, that first show at Stabler left it's mark.
@beeemm257817 сағат бұрын
Good rocknroll offends most people....its just the rules...lol.
@nagoogle854220 сағат бұрын
Evisceration plague is so groovy its one of my favorite cc songs. How could any idiot say thir first album is the only good one
@tommphillips314022 сағат бұрын
Many musical artists helped fund the documentary by donating signed guitars and funding. They were not involved with production. The documentary wasn't finished because of a number of issues.
@jasonferguson675322 сағат бұрын
I dont know why "country western " music always gets a free pass, its every bit as wicked as rock, only more subtle, you know like the serpent himself, also when these performers deny having anything to do with satan, remember satan is the father of LIES, there's no such thing as a Christian rocker.
@kikiki459223 сағат бұрын
Korn ripped this off for their sound kzread.info/dash/bejne/n4VrqZWDlJa3g9o.html
@RAWMUSICTV12 сағат бұрын
They did not.
@kikiki4592Сағат бұрын
@@RAWMUSICTV Yes they did, son.
@kikiki459223 сағат бұрын
I wish everyone who listen to Nu Metal or are into it's history would listen to Vai's debut album. Steve Vai, Devin Townsend, TM Stevens and Terry Bozzio. It was the first nu metal album I heard. It had all of the hall marks of Korn who came along 2 year later. Townsends vocals on it were a blue print for Davis, all kinds of weird screams and signing. Feldy stole every TM bass line he every put out, Bozzio's drumming, Dave paid a lot of attention to. Vai down tuned big time for the guitars, though he did solo all through it along with Townsend. They even used Vai's custom 7 string Ibanez guitars.
@RAWMUSICTV12 сағат бұрын
That is not Nu Metal.
@kikiki4592Сағат бұрын
@@RAWMUSICTV No, yet all of the origins outside of the rap is there for the taking and even Munkey sites it as a huge influence.
@silencedogood0U81223 сағат бұрын
Back when parental advisory stickers were known as badges of honor metal music literally dissolved my anxiety I'm not sure why but without metal bands like cannibal corpse and so many others the world would be far less pleasant.
@cedriccox8759Күн бұрын
I appreciate the references toward other genres of music. Well done!!
@gtslow7Күн бұрын
Their guitar tone in Evisceration Plague is incredible. Been wanting a Triple Rec. ever since.
@slap_A_flamingoКүн бұрын
The first time I heard Rammstein was when my friend put on Mein Herz Brennt. Went out and got the Mutter album and went home and listened it a lot, over and louder. To put it into context. I couldn't speak a word of German. I was a teenager who wore baggies and black nail polish. Sharing a house with two Chavs. Big brand names, donk donm music and absolutely no foreign language. When they heard it I was grilled by the usual "what's that shite" "turn that crap off" etc. When I informed them they were German all I got in response was "why are you listening to fu*king Nazi's". Ashamed to admit I share the same bloodline as those morons! Hearing Rammstein made my ears orgasm! And it still does today! I can't help but play them loud. Just found it funny a bit that Till does random things to stop him from feeling awkward. I've literally always asked that to myself about him!
@dominiquez5643Күн бұрын
You are a tremendous narrator! Thank you so much for your work!! great band you chose to analyze! Rammstein eventually?
@balazskalman-og6duКүн бұрын
Did you know that George corpsegrinder fisher played live with canadian death thrash band infernal majesty and their album none shall defy in 2012
@thatonedudeoverhereКүн бұрын
Slipknot ripped off Mr. Bungle
@bloodgoatКүн бұрын
George is great. But man I realllllllly dig Walmart Chris was doing. George sounds like a big scary maniac, but Chris sounded scary as fuck
@Alexzander19736Күн бұрын
Rammstein's song about this period would be Deutchland and RADIO imo.
@giorgamblisКүн бұрын
Great vid like always, but you can't be talking about rap and metal/rock fusion without mentioning Biohazard, especially their seminal 1992 record Urban Discipline. The way they brought everything together had never been done so seemlessly before. Also, the sountrack for Judgement Night from 1993 featuring all rock/hip hop collabs, most notably Just Another Victim with Helmet and House of Pain and Judgement Night with Onyx and Biohazard, definately deserves a mention.
@BigC-NoteКүн бұрын
All their music sounds me garbage juice
@greer776611Күн бұрын
I thought rap music started with Biohazard!
@Spawn-wt6ulКүн бұрын
I have been a Corpse fan since Butchered at Birth, they are the fucking TRUTH! I was 13 years old when that record released and today as of this writing I am 44 years old and still listening to Cannibal Corpse \m/
@robertdysonnКүн бұрын
Just my opinion, but I think this stuff sucks totally. I grew up with Heavy Metal and started listening to Metallica in 1983 but at least that was good quality music and the vocals weren’t just a blur of somebody growling. This music is so one dimensional as the critic said, just the same stuff over and over again, and you can’t understand the lyrics at all so those are pointless. Just another noise in the racket. this is made for people who just like scary things, it’s not quality music, but they like it cause they make it seem as though it makes them tougher and bigger, even though it’s just a bunch of noise.
@patrickwisniewski8652Күн бұрын
Dave is the reason metal sounds the way it does. He had Metallica, who were watched by Slayer, Exodus, Possessed, Testament, and so many more, he was the straw that stirred that Metal Drink
@sconni666Күн бұрын
I remember seeing the bring the noise tour in New York City. It was dope.
@jamesstaggs4160Күн бұрын
Anthrax seems to be mostly forgotten whereas the remaining of the "big four"aren't. They were sorta the odd man out, they were the only band oit of those to have a sense of humor in thir music, so I can see why but it's still a shame. Killer B's, the album with Bring the Noise, was one od my favorites when I was a kid and as stated in the video extremely important in the formation of the genre that took over metal for a number of years. Also, how about No Good (Attack the Radical) from Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power? Phil raps most of the verses And it's got an underlying typical hip hop/rap/damce beat to it. It's a song that nobody seems to remember and also a good example of how Pantera weren't undercover members of the KKK like some would say now just because Dime said a word once.
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There are so many mistakes in this documentary I lost count of. Very badly done it's not even a documentary. Please don't watch or believe this bs
Bob Dole is way more satanistic than the full metal bands set!
good video though and yes all them bands including primus had influence on genre well done on history but still think Britannica was written by boomer and wrong on definition which has nothing to do with you the video is great
A friend got me into Tool when we were both students in around 2008. I'd heard of them before but never really listened. Saw them for the first time 2 nights ago in London with that same friend! Amazing experience.
Britannica definition is WRONG Fear Factory, Static X are Numetal no rapping, that's cause Numetal is Mixing genres doesn't have to be hip hop any genre
It isn't wrong.
Deftones doing a cover of Helmet's "Sinatra" from Strap it On is enough proof that the album did influence one of the pillar bands of nu metal. The drop tuned stacatto riffs from Meantime were also a huge influence!
Bro, I can't believe you didn't mention the judgment night soundtrack 😮
I can because it had zero influence on anything lol
I have followed this channel because of the great music coverage. However I think pizza gate is 100% a real thing. As far as Chester or Chris’ involvement I don’t know but I am fully convinced politicians in DC and Hollywood are involved in a large scale traffic organization. Think I’m crazy go ahead, but you all would have thought Epstein island was crazy - and he was just part of it.
The first actual rappers i remember use rock in their track was Puffy and The Lox Its all About the Benjamins rock remix in 97....before that the rap i listened to was Outkast, Bone Thugs, and 2pac. So the older Run DMC stuff i didnt listen to
I'm liking the video over and over, forgot you can only do it 1 time
I think Kiss is going on their 30.8754 th fariwell tour....Motely has a long way if that's their goal, but wouldn't pay a dine to see them. I've seen horrible youtube videos of them playing tracks and underperforming. I'll keepp and cherish their greatness of the 80's in their albums...
Love your channel, but man: what a character and what stand up guy you are measuring positngs! Major kudos to you as a person!
Tool propaganda video😂
TOOL APPROVE THIS MESSAGE
It's all those years of fucking disco man! See what it did to the world? Shit had to change.
P. Diddy...👀 how far up and down the chain does it go??? Now do this report again
No
Yes…they were the first.
Yes...that does not make sense.
Realy? Sepultura,Heavy Metal ? Please first discover what is Sepultura,and who they are realy,and then make a documentary.
What size Clown shoes do you wear?
I used to have Reign in Blood on vinyl, it was my first record.
My first Slayer show was Oct 31st, Halloween night, 1988, at Stabler Arena, Bethlehem, Pa for the World Sacrifice (South of Heaven) tour, with Motorhead and Overkill filling out the opening slots. I remember Tommy was wearing a black t-shirt with Sex, Murder, Art printed on it, if that's not edgelord, nothing is. I've seen them at least 10 more times before Jeff passed away, and even though the Christ Illusion tour was probably my personal favorite, that first show at Stabler left it's mark.
Good rocknroll offends most people....its just the rules...lol.
Evisceration plague is so groovy its one of my favorite cc songs. How could any idiot say thir first album is the only good one
Many musical artists helped fund the documentary by donating signed guitars and funding. They were not involved with production. The documentary wasn't finished because of a number of issues.
I dont know why "country western " music always gets a free pass, its every bit as wicked as rock, only more subtle, you know like the serpent himself, also when these performers deny having anything to do with satan, remember satan is the father of LIES, there's no such thing as a Christian rocker.
Korn ripped this off for their sound kzread.info/dash/bejne/n4VrqZWDlJa3g9o.html
They did not.
@@RAWMUSICTV Yes they did, son.
I wish everyone who listen to Nu Metal or are into it's history would listen to Vai's debut album. Steve Vai, Devin Townsend, TM Stevens and Terry Bozzio. It was the first nu metal album I heard. It had all of the hall marks of Korn who came along 2 year later. Townsends vocals on it were a blue print for Davis, all kinds of weird screams and signing. Feldy stole every TM bass line he every put out, Bozzio's drumming, Dave paid a lot of attention to. Vai down tuned big time for the guitars, though he did solo all through it along with Townsend. They even used Vai's custom 7 string Ibanez guitars.
That is not Nu Metal.
@@RAWMUSICTV No, yet all of the origins outside of the rap is there for the taking and even Munkey sites it as a huge influence.
Back when parental advisory stickers were known as badges of honor metal music literally dissolved my anxiety I'm not sure why but without metal bands like cannibal corpse and so many others the world would be far less pleasant.
I appreciate the references toward other genres of music. Well done!!
Their guitar tone in Evisceration Plague is incredible. Been wanting a Triple Rec. ever since.
The first time I heard Rammstein was when my friend put on Mein Herz Brennt. Went out and got the Mutter album and went home and listened it a lot, over and louder. To put it into context. I couldn't speak a word of German. I was a teenager who wore baggies and black nail polish. Sharing a house with two Chavs. Big brand names, donk donm music and absolutely no foreign language. When they heard it I was grilled by the usual "what's that shite" "turn that crap off" etc. When I informed them they were German all I got in response was "why are you listening to fu*king Nazi's". Ashamed to admit I share the same bloodline as those morons! Hearing Rammstein made my ears orgasm! And it still does today! I can't help but play them loud. Just found it funny a bit that Till does random things to stop him from feeling awkward. I've literally always asked that to myself about him!
You are a tremendous narrator! Thank you so much for your work!! great band you chose to analyze! Rammstein eventually?
Did you know that George corpsegrinder fisher played live with canadian death thrash band infernal majesty and their album none shall defy in 2012
Slipknot ripped off Mr. Bungle
George is great. But man I realllllllly dig Walmart Chris was doing. George sounds like a big scary maniac, but Chris sounded scary as fuck
Rammstein's song about this period would be Deutchland and RADIO imo.
Great vid like always, but you can't be talking about rap and metal/rock fusion without mentioning Biohazard, especially their seminal 1992 record Urban Discipline. The way they brought everything together had never been done so seemlessly before. Also, the sountrack for Judgement Night from 1993 featuring all rock/hip hop collabs, most notably Just Another Victim with Helmet and House of Pain and Judgement Night with Onyx and Biohazard, definately deserves a mention.
All their music sounds me garbage juice
I thought rap music started with Biohazard!
I have been a Corpse fan since Butchered at Birth, they are the fucking TRUTH! I was 13 years old when that record released and today as of this writing I am 44 years old and still listening to Cannibal Corpse \m/
Just my opinion, but I think this stuff sucks totally. I grew up with Heavy Metal and started listening to Metallica in 1983 but at least that was good quality music and the vocals weren’t just a blur of somebody growling. This music is so one dimensional as the critic said, just the same stuff over and over again, and you can’t understand the lyrics at all so those are pointless. Just another noise in the racket. this is made for people who just like scary things, it’s not quality music, but they like it cause they make it seem as though it makes them tougher and bigger, even though it’s just a bunch of noise.
Dave is the reason metal sounds the way it does. He had Metallica, who were watched by Slayer, Exodus, Possessed, Testament, and so many more, he was the straw that stirred that Metal Drink
I remember seeing the bring the noise tour in New York City. It was dope.
Anthrax seems to be mostly forgotten whereas the remaining of the "big four"aren't. They were sorta the odd man out, they were the only band oit of those to have a sense of humor in thir music, so I can see why but it's still a shame. Killer B's, the album with Bring the Noise, was one od my favorites when I was a kid and as stated in the video extremely important in the formation of the genre that took over metal for a number of years. Also, how about No Good (Attack the Radical) from Pantera's Vulgar Display of Power? Phil raps most of the verses And it's got an underlying typical hip hop/rap/damce beat to it. It's a song that nobody seems to remember and also a good example of how Pantera weren't undercover members of the KKK like some would say now just because Dime said a word once.
Suicidal tendencies Prong Biohazard
Yeah no shit.
lars is such a prick