Please do "The Window" by Black Dahlia Murder. It is lyrically one of the darkest songs they have done, but from a musical and production stand point I think it's one of THE BEST songs they've ever done!
@Tsureiki16 сағат бұрын
RIP Trevor
@ericwilliams512617 сағат бұрын
Am I mistaken but did Adam D of KSE produce this album? I know he had his hands on a lot of album productions for many bands around the time.
@edwinavila107617 сағат бұрын
YES FINALLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
@hectorescobar945018 сағат бұрын
Have you guys done Atheist?
@taylorgerlitz139018 сағат бұрын
when i was a young lad learning double bass techniques i reached out to shannon via email and he took the time to reply to me and help me out. i will never forget that. i played in metal bands for 12 years after that and one of my best skills was my feet. i really appreciate the small amount of time he took to reply.
@Kickenwing1318 сағат бұрын
First for me as well. Jesus that's sick
@taylorgerlitz139018 сағат бұрын
never clicked a video so fast
@johnjackson127018 сағат бұрын
A trochar is just a tool to gain entry into the body. We use them in laparoscopic surgery every day.
@wirdoasymmetry19 сағат бұрын
"-I think the guy is from Chile, maybe... - probably" as a chilean I love that interaction <3
@GeancarloRocha19 сағат бұрын
Guess you guys are not listening to the window 🤣
@grlzPlays17 сағат бұрын
Ha yeah. This is nothing compared to the window.
@temartin0820 сағат бұрын
On point with the song/band selections!
@xamphibiax21 сағат бұрын
also... the new track by tbdm WITHOUT trevor is quite an accomplishment all things aside and one of my favorite tracks by them in years.
@grlzPlays18 сағат бұрын
Right?! Brian sounds so good. It makes me sad, but I am very excited for the new album.
@xamphibiax21 сағат бұрын
dillinger escape plan... anything off calculating infinity!
@pentheroliver379421 сағат бұрын
I don't keep any kind of negative energy from brutal music. For me it is all in the vocal delivery that i come the awe that I'm seeking. In the same way than some melodic death metal that would have some kind of theistic lyrics. I'm not believer, but sometime parts of it still can make sense to me. And whatever if it dos or not. When something catch me in the music &/or vocal delivery. It's simple, I'm sold to the song. I don't exactly know why, but putting myself in the extremes with music like melodic death gives me some kind of energy; like nothing else. And it is actually helping me so much to be calmer & more posed when I'm facing adversity in reality.
@diegoquiroz516621 сағат бұрын
hahahha richard was sure enjoying this one
@casteliero22 сағат бұрын
Bulletproof! One of my Radiohead favorite. Well that and Street Spirit. For a while I thought it was Sigur Ros - Viðrar vel til loftárása, but then it hit me. Nice.
@vLarsn22 сағат бұрын
Awesome that you did Mercyful Fate. I really hope you check out more MF or King Diamond, would love to see "Amon Belongs to Them".
@SpaceStationNo.522 сағат бұрын
A Chimp will tear off your testicles & your face & then wear your face around the house ! Man is most closely related to Chimps !
Chuck is one of the greatest guitarists of all time!
@SpaceStationNo.523 сағат бұрын
I would call my band , Chicken Phlucker 🐔 ! 😮
@lawrencefine502023 сағат бұрын
I dunno. Let's hear some groovy Death Metal like Obituary, Richard. TBDM.. meh.
@xamphibiax20 сағат бұрын
early suffocation? or despise the sun at the latest?
@bumblefluff7923 сағат бұрын
Just want to point out too how Judson wasn't immediately horrified by the onslaught. By Jove, I think he's got it!
@egilskronbergs9846Күн бұрын
Settle down Beavis…
@robdaniel3211Күн бұрын
If Judson likes melodic, he’d probably like stuff like the album “Made Me Do It” by the Haunted.
@tjmanningКүн бұрын
BDM tune their guitars down to C F A# D# G C
@kevinbartolen5881Күн бұрын
I think it'd be interesting to see Judson react to some really dissonant styles at some point. Something like Deathspell Omega - Abscission or Ulcerate - To See Death Just Once.
@oregonwoodelfКүн бұрын
Great album🤘💀 After hearing this way back and learning about Trevor's love of classic video games, (What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse - Castlevania 2 reference) just made me love their music that much more. RIP Trevor🙏🧝
@niclastnameКүн бұрын
Man, I've listened to this song and album so many times, I used to listen to it at least once a day walking home from school. I always have so much nostalgia listening to this album now. TBDM have always been one of my favorite bands, and this is one of my favorite albums from them! Of Darkness Spawned might be my favorite on this album. To A Breathless Oblivion really hits different after Trevor passed away... :/ Speaking of favorite bands, I'd love to see you guys react to some Be'lakor! 😁 When it comes to the lyrics and fascination, and the things Judson was talking about with how healthy or potentially "risky" (for lack of a more accurate word) it is to write about and constantly listen to this stuff, I think it must heavily depend from person to person. I say this because I've been listening to stuff like TBDM for like 20+ years since I was in middle school, and playing violent video games my whole life, and even after all that, real life violence/blood/gore makes me intensely uncomfortable/disturbed and even realistic gore in movies can be hard to look at for me. I've gotten more comfortable with it lyrically since the first time, but I've never felt any more comfortable with the real thing, let alone had any kind of desire or positive feeling toward it. Also as far as how I view it, I view it like any other fiction. It's no different from the villain in something like Lord of the Rings. Sauron and the Witch King are badass characters and they're awesome to see in the movies and I'd buy like an art print or figurine of them, but obviously they're horrifically bad people who I'd _never_ praise in real life. The battles with the giant armies are really cool and entertaining on screen, but I wouldn't ever want to actually see or participate in a graphic and brutal war like that in real life. I don't see why lyrics like this would be any different. I feel the same with a song about like satan and demons as I do about Sauron or Voldemort (plus I think they're equally fictional). I'm not sure that I'd say it's inherently bad, but if anything I'd be more worried about people who love to watch true crime documentaries and read books about serial killers etc. In those cases they're obsessing over the actual thing at least.
@jerelindberg4107Күн бұрын
luv ys
@mumu-ib5vkКүн бұрын
cool reaction 😃👍✌️ first hear it 1982 on the radio 😃
@guylaub8505Күн бұрын
Great song and great review, can't believe I just saw a 47 minutes review for a 3.5 minutes song. :)
@MatthewGossmanКүн бұрын
This song is actually based on the story of Carl Tanzler. He was a radiologist who was obsessed with a young woman who was a tuberculosis patient. After her death he dug up the corpse and lived in his home with the preserved body for several years.
@DuckerinКүн бұрын
if he loves that kick pattern a good reaction is bleed from meshuggah, Tomas Haake is an amazing drummer. also, love tbdm. RiP to the goat Trevor Strnad
@luskebus22 сағат бұрын
They have already reacted to Bleed on this channel actually!
@luskebus22 сағат бұрын
And of course, RIP Trevor. Absolute beast of a singer/lyricist.
@dwightwilhelm7052Күн бұрын
Can't get enough TBDM! ❤ Waiting for some chimaira tho please, or a lesser known band, Byzantine.
@mattysohoКүн бұрын
This album and miasma are just untouchable. 🤘
@velnaarisКүн бұрын
The legendary Shanon Lucas! Amazing drummer! Great reaction, this is so nostalgic for me, I love "Nocturnal" and the early albums of TBDM. Good times! Great measures!
@comfyzennyКүн бұрын
thx for making me feel old with this one. I remember when this album came out and all my friends instantly went from metalcore fans to deathmetal/deathcore fans XD
@rlanguidКүн бұрын
I recommended this so long ago, and I'm so glad you guys finally visited this. They're a masterclass of songwriting. Thank you both! I loved the extended thoughts!!
@rask4pКүн бұрын
There's almost endless accounts of animals killing for fun. Young male elephants will crush an animal and then effectively dance around to show off, it isn't until they're in a herd of males where the oldest male teaches them what's acceptable behavior. It's honestly all over the place and there is probably utility for our species historically to have some of these monsters running around. I think the conditions a person grows up in can take the a small smolder of psychopathy and stoke it into a fire, history has endless examples. I also think we've all got a little of that in us. Horror can scratch at ich in us that we have because we're so removed from death and violence today. My mom had to kill a chicken to eat chicken, a lot of people today can't handle raw meat. Life used to be full of brutal illness and you watched people die all around you often when they were young. Trevor is a great loss and maybe he was too pointed toward that stuff, but let's not pretend we're able to diagnose what was going on there. Parents since Elvis have been doing that and we're not psychologists. Another quick note on the medical vs. recreational gore and work, I totally agree that the morals are clear in that case, but it still effects the people doing the work. People in the medical fields are often found to have decreased empathy and there's a ton of them taking serious emotional damage from the work. I've heard it described as flipping a switch by some doctors, they tell parents that their kid is going to die and then completely break down when they get out of the room, but if they survive it, eventually they can disconnect emotionally from the situations, but it can be difficult to turn it back on.
@GreatmeasuresКүн бұрын
Beautifully said
@CrcmvntКүн бұрын
Love this channel. You two have impeccable chemistry. I also love seeing someone slowly become a metal head. It’s inevitable.
@6ic6ic6icКүн бұрын
Vektor - Recharging the Void please.
@Chet_PhilodengeКүн бұрын
To me, the lyrical content of BDM, as a listener at least, is simply an acknowledgement of the terrible aspects of life. And with that it is an expansion of consciousness.
@bumblefluff79Күн бұрын
Interesting examination of the potential feedback loop for artists exploring the extreme edges of human behaviour. For me it comes down to the difference between fascination and fantasising. One can lead to the other, but doesn't necessarily have to. I enjoy a good hacker / slasher flick, am a fan of metal, although not usually this black, and have also written some fiction with pretty dark stuff in it, BUT if pushed then I'll probably give my favourite film as the Incredibles and favourite TV show as Bluey. And the thing with music with this type of vocals, I'm willing to bet that Richard would love it just as much if the lyrics were in a different language.
@elarbean848Күн бұрын
I feel like I've been saved by Trevor's lyrics, especially songs like To A Breathless Oblivion, and Receipt. That dark thoughts aren't as isolating as we believe, others think these thoughts and have these feelings, and that doesn't make you dark or bad and most importantly, you aren't alone in that space. It's not glorifying to me but an exploration of these dark spaces, not to indulge, but to understand.
@elarbean848Күн бұрын
Speaking of, it'd be great to see your reaction to either "To A Breathless Oblivion" or "Receipt".
@raiden3295Күн бұрын
I still struggle to listen to Receipt after his passing, because the song is heavy as f and the lyrics are waaay too direct to the point. But "To a Breathless Oblivion" is so melodic, beautiful and poetic that I can't help myself.
@elarbean848Күн бұрын
I hear you, you can almost hear how devoted he was to ending it, it always gives me physical chills. However, as someone who wrestles with the concept myself, it's a somber reminder that it's not an individual struggle, many people face the same turmoil and in a world that so readily chooses not to look at it, Trevor's words are almost hopeful in that we can at least talk about it, and give some focus to that, for lack of a better term, demon..
@mrmeyepКүн бұрын
You should react to a black dahlia drum cam video...
@oliverorchard2296Күн бұрын
Oh man i thought he may have have enjoyed the chorus just a little more, but overall a solid reaction! Great song, statutory ape has got some killer parts. Cheers lads🇬🇧
@Olivia_NeumannКүн бұрын
Super interesting conversation! Where does morbid curiosity come from and are there consequences of indulging in it too much, as either a writer or listener? I wonder, do people who listen to this music have lyrics stuck in their head the same way you would Take on Me? Hearing anybody sing under their breath about necromantic sin or removal of the eyes, I’d run not walk away from that person, respectfully. 😅
@elarbean848Күн бұрын
I thought this song was about some doctor that fell in love with his patient and then dug her corpse up to continue the romance, not Ed Gein. I could be mistaken though.
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Please do "The Window" by Black Dahlia Murder. It is lyrically one of the darkest songs they have done, but from a musical and production stand point I think it's one of THE BEST songs they've ever done!
RIP Trevor
Am I mistaken but did Adam D of KSE produce this album? I know he had his hands on a lot of album productions for many bands around the time.
YES FINALLYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
Have you guys done Atheist?
when i was a young lad learning double bass techniques i reached out to shannon via email and he took the time to reply to me and help me out. i will never forget that. i played in metal bands for 12 years after that and one of my best skills was my feet. i really appreciate the small amount of time he took to reply.
First for me as well. Jesus that's sick
never clicked a video so fast
A trochar is just a tool to gain entry into the body. We use them in laparoscopic surgery every day.
"-I think the guy is from Chile, maybe... - probably" as a chilean I love that interaction <3
Guess you guys are not listening to the window 🤣
Ha yeah. This is nothing compared to the window.
On point with the song/band selections!
also... the new track by tbdm WITHOUT trevor is quite an accomplishment all things aside and one of my favorite tracks by them in years.
Right?! Brian sounds so good. It makes me sad, but I am very excited for the new album.
dillinger escape plan... anything off calculating infinity!
I don't keep any kind of negative energy from brutal music. For me it is all in the vocal delivery that i come the awe that I'm seeking. In the same way than some melodic death metal that would have some kind of theistic lyrics. I'm not believer, but sometime parts of it still can make sense to me. And whatever if it dos or not. When something catch me in the music &/or vocal delivery. It's simple, I'm sold to the song. I don't exactly know why, but putting myself in the extremes with music like melodic death gives me some kind of energy; like nothing else. And it is actually helping me so much to be calmer & more posed when I'm facing adversity in reality.
hahahha richard was sure enjoying this one
Bulletproof! One of my Radiohead favorite. Well that and Street Spirit. For a while I thought it was Sigur Ros - Viðrar vel til loftárása, but then it hit me. Nice.
Awesome that you did Mercyful Fate. I really hope you check out more MF or King Diamond, would love to see "Amon Belongs to Them".
A Chimp will tear off your testicles & your face & then wear your face around the house ! Man is most closely related to Chimps !
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Chuck is one of the greatest guitarists of all time!
I would call my band , Chicken Phlucker 🐔 ! 😮
I dunno. Let's hear some groovy Death Metal like Obituary, Richard. TBDM.. meh.
early suffocation? or despise the sun at the latest?
Just want to point out too how Judson wasn't immediately horrified by the onslaught. By Jove, I think he's got it!
Settle down Beavis…
If Judson likes melodic, he’d probably like stuff like the album “Made Me Do It” by the Haunted.
BDM tune their guitars down to C F A# D# G C
I think it'd be interesting to see Judson react to some really dissonant styles at some point. Something like Deathspell Omega - Abscission or Ulcerate - To See Death Just Once.
Great album🤘💀 After hearing this way back and learning about Trevor's love of classic video games, (What a Horrible Night to Have a Curse - Castlevania 2 reference) just made me love their music that much more. RIP Trevor🙏🧝
Man, I've listened to this song and album so many times, I used to listen to it at least once a day walking home from school. I always have so much nostalgia listening to this album now. TBDM have always been one of my favorite bands, and this is one of my favorite albums from them! Of Darkness Spawned might be my favorite on this album. To A Breathless Oblivion really hits different after Trevor passed away... :/ Speaking of favorite bands, I'd love to see you guys react to some Be'lakor! 😁 When it comes to the lyrics and fascination, and the things Judson was talking about with how healthy or potentially "risky" (for lack of a more accurate word) it is to write about and constantly listen to this stuff, I think it must heavily depend from person to person. I say this because I've been listening to stuff like TBDM for like 20+ years since I was in middle school, and playing violent video games my whole life, and even after all that, real life violence/blood/gore makes me intensely uncomfortable/disturbed and even realistic gore in movies can be hard to look at for me. I've gotten more comfortable with it lyrically since the first time, but I've never felt any more comfortable with the real thing, let alone had any kind of desire or positive feeling toward it. Also as far as how I view it, I view it like any other fiction. It's no different from the villain in something like Lord of the Rings. Sauron and the Witch King are badass characters and they're awesome to see in the movies and I'd buy like an art print or figurine of them, but obviously they're horrifically bad people who I'd _never_ praise in real life. The battles with the giant armies are really cool and entertaining on screen, but I wouldn't ever want to actually see or participate in a graphic and brutal war like that in real life. I don't see why lyrics like this would be any different. I feel the same with a song about like satan and demons as I do about Sauron or Voldemort (plus I think they're equally fictional). I'm not sure that I'd say it's inherently bad, but if anything I'd be more worried about people who love to watch true crime documentaries and read books about serial killers etc. In those cases they're obsessing over the actual thing at least.
luv ys
cool reaction 😃👍✌️ first hear it 1982 on the radio 😃
Great song and great review, can't believe I just saw a 47 minutes review for a 3.5 minutes song. :)
This song is actually based on the story of Carl Tanzler. He was a radiologist who was obsessed with a young woman who was a tuberculosis patient. After her death he dug up the corpse and lived in his home with the preserved body for several years.
if he loves that kick pattern a good reaction is bleed from meshuggah, Tomas Haake is an amazing drummer. also, love tbdm. RiP to the goat Trevor Strnad
They have already reacted to Bleed on this channel actually!
And of course, RIP Trevor. Absolute beast of a singer/lyricist.
Can't get enough TBDM! ❤ Waiting for some chimaira tho please, or a lesser known band, Byzantine.
This album and miasma are just untouchable. 🤘
The legendary Shanon Lucas! Amazing drummer! Great reaction, this is so nostalgic for me, I love "Nocturnal" and the early albums of TBDM. Good times! Great measures!
thx for making me feel old with this one. I remember when this album came out and all my friends instantly went from metalcore fans to deathmetal/deathcore fans XD
I recommended this so long ago, and I'm so glad you guys finally visited this. They're a masterclass of songwriting. Thank you both! I loved the extended thoughts!!
There's almost endless accounts of animals killing for fun. Young male elephants will crush an animal and then effectively dance around to show off, it isn't until they're in a herd of males where the oldest male teaches them what's acceptable behavior. It's honestly all over the place and there is probably utility for our species historically to have some of these monsters running around. I think the conditions a person grows up in can take the a small smolder of psychopathy and stoke it into a fire, history has endless examples. I also think we've all got a little of that in us. Horror can scratch at ich in us that we have because we're so removed from death and violence today. My mom had to kill a chicken to eat chicken, a lot of people today can't handle raw meat. Life used to be full of brutal illness and you watched people die all around you often when they were young. Trevor is a great loss and maybe he was too pointed toward that stuff, but let's not pretend we're able to diagnose what was going on there. Parents since Elvis have been doing that and we're not psychologists. Another quick note on the medical vs. recreational gore and work, I totally agree that the morals are clear in that case, but it still effects the people doing the work. People in the medical fields are often found to have decreased empathy and there's a ton of them taking serious emotional damage from the work. I've heard it described as flipping a switch by some doctors, they tell parents that their kid is going to die and then completely break down when they get out of the room, but if they survive it, eventually they can disconnect emotionally from the situations, but it can be difficult to turn it back on.
Beautifully said
Love this channel. You two have impeccable chemistry. I also love seeing someone slowly become a metal head. It’s inevitable.
Vektor - Recharging the Void please.
To me, the lyrical content of BDM, as a listener at least, is simply an acknowledgement of the terrible aspects of life. And with that it is an expansion of consciousness.
Interesting examination of the potential feedback loop for artists exploring the extreme edges of human behaviour. For me it comes down to the difference between fascination and fantasising. One can lead to the other, but doesn't necessarily have to. I enjoy a good hacker / slasher flick, am a fan of metal, although not usually this black, and have also written some fiction with pretty dark stuff in it, BUT if pushed then I'll probably give my favourite film as the Incredibles and favourite TV show as Bluey. And the thing with music with this type of vocals, I'm willing to bet that Richard would love it just as much if the lyrics were in a different language.
I feel like I've been saved by Trevor's lyrics, especially songs like To A Breathless Oblivion, and Receipt. That dark thoughts aren't as isolating as we believe, others think these thoughts and have these feelings, and that doesn't make you dark or bad and most importantly, you aren't alone in that space. It's not glorifying to me but an exploration of these dark spaces, not to indulge, but to understand.
Speaking of, it'd be great to see your reaction to either "To A Breathless Oblivion" or "Receipt".
I still struggle to listen to Receipt after his passing, because the song is heavy as f and the lyrics are waaay too direct to the point. But "To a Breathless Oblivion" is so melodic, beautiful and poetic that I can't help myself.
I hear you, you can almost hear how devoted he was to ending it, it always gives me physical chills. However, as someone who wrestles with the concept myself, it's a somber reminder that it's not an individual struggle, many people face the same turmoil and in a world that so readily chooses not to look at it, Trevor's words are almost hopeful in that we can at least talk about it, and give some focus to that, for lack of a better term, demon..
You should react to a black dahlia drum cam video...
Oh man i thought he may have have enjoyed the chorus just a little more, but overall a solid reaction! Great song, statutory ape has got some killer parts. Cheers lads🇬🇧
Super interesting conversation! Where does morbid curiosity come from and are there consequences of indulging in it too much, as either a writer or listener? I wonder, do people who listen to this music have lyrics stuck in their head the same way you would Take on Me? Hearing anybody sing under their breath about necromantic sin or removal of the eyes, I’d run not walk away from that person, respectfully. 😅
I thought this song was about some doctor that fell in love with his patient and then dug her corpse up to continue the romance, not Ed Gein. I could be mistaken though.
Yep, Carl Tanzler was this gentlemans name.