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I loved your channel you are amazing everything you do is amazing congratulations with all the politeness to you and the channel my name is yossef brasil you are a great guy

Thanks to a random person on Discord who joined my server and showed me Obey.

aspid in the background :).

Rotten Sounds Exit and Murdeworks albums are my top favourite grindcore albums.

I have a copy of Burzum - "Aske" 12" 1st press. I bought it from Relapse Records back in 1993. I had a few other valuable Black Metal 1st pressings but sold them long ago.

Dud, no homo, but you look better without the beard tbh

Makes me happy to see that you're still bashing Finn Mcposer in your videos.

Guys like Finn are funny exactly for the reasons people in the comments seem to dislike him for, being overly confident and having consistently negative contradicting opinions.

1. Stronghold 2. Minas Morgul 3. Let mortal Heroes sing your fame 4. Lugburz 5. Old Mornings Dawn 6. Oath Bound 7. Dol Guldur 8. Nightshade Forests 9. With Doom we come

Cryptopsy - None So Vile Primitive Man - Caustic Pig Destroyer - Prowler In The Yard Godflesh - Godflesh EP Dying Fetus - Killing On Adrenaline Korn ( yes, KORN ) - Korn ST Some of the heaviest albums that i know, probably gonna edit this if I remember more albums

As someone who has been an industrial fan since I was a teenager in the mid 90s, it's... nebulous. It's more like an ethos than a sound or an aesthetic. It started as an offshoot of already existing experimental music (noise, musique concrete, etc) but also influenced by EVERYTHING. The genre started as almost the European version of hip-hop, in the sense that it was a DIY genre of working class young people expressing their disaffection with life combined with a creative bent that invented entirely new sounds, both happening around the same time in the late 70s and early 80s. Industrial, obviously, is a much smaller scene, but it's a wildly passionate group of people that share tastes, even if they skew in varying directions. For example, an old friend i've known since middle school also got into industrial when I did, but his taste skewed more toward the dance side of the genre, while I've gravitated toward whole-ass *noise* as we've gotten older (his wife was relieved when I moved back near our hometown because she can skip out on going to shows with him now, btw). It's a complicated genre to be a fan of, because the subgenres are WILDLY different, but it's a great, accepting scene by and large. Thanks to Throbbing Gristle and the founders of Wax Trax! records, the genre is very LGBTQIA+ positive, and the fandom sees itself as one big inclusive crowd that likes to wear black and get nerdy about their record collections. The small size of the scene also means that you have a lot of artist-fan interaction on a personal level, as well. VIP meet'n'greets at shows are generally pretty cheap but also small and very personal. For example, both members of Mentallo and the Fixer added me on fb a while back because we're in a few of the same groups and had been bantering in comments. I didn't seek them out; we just hit it off in comment sections. It's delightful. On the other hand, bands I like are breaking up because the members are in their 60s and want to retire, or are battling age-correlated illness. There are new acts out there that are really great, but it will never be what it was in the golden era of the genre in the 80s and 90s.

Yeah nice pricey nazi records you got there....

Nostril is most definitely the project with the most Breakcore but I’d say his wildest and most diverse project in terms of genres is Hallelujah so that’s a good follow up to listen too, my fav project by him

I feel like this metal elitism where people used to be made fun of for liking hair metal is absolutely shitty behavior, but I'm not really certain that its a thing nowadays. There are some people that are jerks all over the place. Obviously, I've had some issues with elitism, but not much. Than again, I don't interact that much with people. If some metalheads says that a band is shit, I tend not to take it personally, cause Ive never seen it as an attack. More like, some metalheads might be more up front. But if they are actually going out of their way to bash people for their music taste, than that's obviously not cool. People have their experiences.

explaining Teitanblood? anybody?

How about Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Anal Blast and Neanderthal? To name a few...

Susumu Hirasawa is a true artist. Every album of him is great.

Nobody talks about the Rubberoom joint because when it came it out they marketed it to fans of more traditional hip hop (like me; think ads in The Source, Rap City, etc.) and not the underground/experimental/internet crowd. So it lacks support from just about every hip hop fan from the era. That is why I own the CD and have listened to it exactly once in the 25 years since it dropped, lol. No hate, just not really my thing.

Actually shocked to see Moonblood on here, bootleg or not!

Marilyn Manson is very underrated in this community...

I remember someone selling the "original" (who knows?) Blut und Krieg for 4000 $ on ebay

if people want a metal band to check out is skálmöld

What’s a “trial” song? If this is one of your favorite albums, please get the title correct.

as soon as i saw sissy spacek i was intrigued

I’ve got a lot of records that are really cheap. Carly Simon, Moody Blues, Uriah Heep, Bachman-Turner Overdrive, Herb Alpert, and Commodores to name a few. Great albums, just super common and inexpensive.

Wondering if you’ve listened to the German band arschheld and their demo kapitel 3, pretty much perfect 50/50 between raw black metal and grindcore, awesome stuff

I’ve probably recommended them before but I’ll do it again, infant slug, especially on their ep ‘the mind sung red’ is phenomenal, sort of a mix of autopsy and Infester, with a real catchy sludge metal kick

I knew it. Just one thumbnail and I knew it. You sick fuck, you have lipstick... on your dick.

Rubberoom ,nice. There’s a lot of underground hip hop from Chicago that has been overlooked.

love your passion for obscure metal bands dude!

I saw the Beatnigs open for Negativeland in the 80's, super cool show!!

It came out awhile ago but check out Fleshworld-the Essence Has Changed. Its like Daughters gone atmospheric Black metal.

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Saw tackhead once by accident. Went to 9:30 club thinking tankard was playing but upon first entering venue and seeing the crowd, knew sonething was off. Tackhead came out on stage and i was kike wtf... Shrugged and watched the show

I think a better recommendation to people who like Sissy Spacek would be Troughman. I honestly didn’t really enjoy the 3 you listed but really like Disfathom.

Better than my wife's collection - which is a big fat zero. She hates my 'music' and just listens to 80s on the radio - which to be fair I can tolerate as I grew up on it.

Ah.. the "good" F5 days. Nice lineup, definitely jealous on some of These.✌🏼

I was waiting for Weakling's sole album. That one is hard and even the band themselves don't want it to be repress 😢

I have like a dozen of three six mafia 12" singles that regularly sell for under 2 bucks. They're good songs too so I wonder why...

My top 3: 1. Radiohead - Ok Computer (Capitol 2008) $424. I don't have idea why... maybe a signed copy? 2. At the Drive-In - Relationship of Command (Twenty First Chapter, 2013) $250. Yeah this is why RSD sucks!! 3. Converge - Jane Doe (Deathwish 2016) $208. So happy with this one, my favorite album. This is the gold with black smoke variant. I bought it directly from their distro for $25.

Haha you're so right about the non-metal thing! Is there another genre where you must admit that an artist is indeed not a certain genre before talking about them?

I'm getting into Black Metal, so thank you for this video, but can y'all warn people when y'all put the image of Dead with his brains blown out, on screen, and uncensored? I've been jumpscared with this damned image more times than I would like to admit

One thing that would be really helpful would be text of the band and album title. Some of the stuff you hold up is in decipherable to look at and it's sometimes difficult to understand what you've said. The one at 29:37 being prime example. I really would like to give that a listen but absolutely no idea what the band is called.

I could never understand the thing about Abigor... Even if I'm from Austria too. Summoning are great though.

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"OMG HAVE YOU HEARD THIS BAND I JUST FOUND OUT ABOUT LAST WEEK" lmao stfu you fucking nerds. I guess now this band is forever ruined by internet people who would have never heard the band otherwise. this band used to rule but again like everything else it's ruined by people like you

This project used to be cool years ago before internet fags started discovering them. Go back to listening to normie punk and indie you fucking retards

That Rubberoom album definitely reminds me of early El P/Company Flow. Had no idea this even existed.

I don’t collect records anymore, just CD’s. I’ve picked my 5 that sold for the highest price, but the median values are nowhere near any of these: •European Echoes 2002 Repress ($107.52) •Angel Dust ($110) •Yeezus ($115) •Public Castration Is A Good Idea 1999 Repress ($120.43) •Hot Rats 1987 Repress ($161.29)

I fuckin' love this channel. :D