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Great video! I’ll be using it in my continued very slow exploration of Swans and trying to get into them more. It’s daunting

i thought i was the only one who loves nada the most!! behind the rose is underrated in my opinion and i love born again as the closing track.

I just think its a shame most people dont realize how influential they were basically the blue print for all sludgy goth metal are black metal to everything in metal really the band was massive influential one of the most influential bands in metal

Came back to this video right after I heard about the new album releasing. Have you heard the new single?

I found his last two albums to lack the Burzum magic. The monotonous melodies are not transcendental like previous albums but simply boring and too long.

Dude stop smacking your lips into the fucking mic

Goetia ; go-eesh-ia, i believe this is how it is pronounced, as Dani has used this word a few times over the years in lyrics.

Thank you! It was a pleasure.

Pure Transilvanian Hunger worship: ua-cam.com/video/mJDt35p9xbM/v-deo.htmlsi=xFEzDDQDO7KVDjhP

I really like the melancholic songs of Douglas P that can be interpreted as the internalized struggle of repressed queerness.

Lifelover was surprisingly catchy. I actually listen to their albums in a pretty positive mindset oddly enough.

I think people can hate things in the moment, and over time realize that they miss it. Black metal was a big part of his life, and I can totally buy that revisiting that part of his life with his memoirs made him miss doing black metal. I personally think the new tracks are overall great, although they do feel like rough draft. My suspicion though is that he's using the Burzum (new) channel as a place to put his rough drafts, and he's going to put the final album with the polished tracks on the regular burzum accounts. And I'm also wondering how much the synth stuff has influenced his style as a black metal musicican. But yeah, I think you just didn't like the songs and are jumping to conclusions about Varg just making new stuff for a cash grab.

idk man dougie p is insanely sus

Cheers! I haven't listened to these on Spotify yet, but I will. I have a nostalgic relationship with Tyr. I used to work in an old store that sold metal and punk t-shirts and whatnot, and I used to borrow my boss' ipod and he had Tyr on it. I'd play it over and over again, and I thought the guy singing was Dio, because he sounded nothing like Ozzy. It borders on cheesy power metal at times, but I still love it nonetheless. I think Headless Cross is my fave Tony Martin album.

Got my set yesterday! I am thrilled with it! It sounds great!

Tony Martin era is great! I was surprisingly impressed with the Forbidden remix, even if I find the bass a little too high and the mix very 'modern' and un-90s, if that makes sense. However and regardless, he gives me a lot of hope for the upcoming Born Again remix, which I was concerned about. Most remix jobs seem to make everything worse. Megadeth, I'm looking at you!!

I've been trying since forever to get into the Tony Martin era of Black Sabbath, but I just can't, it gets too cheesy for my liking and I personally think they get a bit overhyped, it also doesn't help that some Tony Martin Truthers as I like to call them, soured the experience for me. You'd think the pain in the arse, sanctimonious, elitist and obnoxious POS would be Ozzy Osbourne or Dio purists but nope, Tony Martin Truthers.

I have the album Tyr on cassette. I bought it when it came out and listened to it countless times whilst I was on holiday with my parents. I think I only had three tapes with me.

I know this video is months old, but I saw swans live in St. Louis a few weeks ago and they played the hanging man, it was stunning. I hope you got to hear it live

I'm just gonna say it, and justice for all is awful

@linesinwax4886 Amazing video! Thank you for making it! If this helps your perspective, I'm a Goth. I saw DIJ in the 90s in West Palm Beach, S.FL at Respectables. Great show, great night. Fred Burger from Propaganda Magazine (whom also likes to flirt with these themes) was there. My GF ended up in a issue from that night covering the show. At that time West Palm and pretty much the whole US underground had a Neo Nazi problem. Could not go to a punk or hardcore show without a group of a dozen or so Nazi Skins showing up and starting shit. Often ended in a brawl. Punks & SHARPS would fight them. I'm an exception to the generally non-violent goth guy, so I would help them and became friends with those subcultures. The Goths were generally dispassionately, progressively political. Certainly anti-fascist. We listened to DIJ at home and in clubs. At the above DIJ show, not a single Nazi Skin showed up, nor to any of our clubs were they were played. Which was a rare thing in underground venues at the time. FFWD Around 30ish years. I got excited about DIJ touring and coming to Asheville NC, where I'd been living for many years and doing goth events etc. Then I hear they got canceled cause they were fascists. I was shocked. I was trying to convince people they were not and just flirt with icons and symbology to be provocative. So respect for making this video that fairly explains things much more eloquently than I could. I still love and play DIJ at goth clubs/events. I will still fight a Nazi skin if need be, though thankfully they are very rare these days, thanks to the Punks and SHARPS.

They ARE very good, idiot!

Sempre tive uma impressão estranha desta banda, há uma mistura de símbolos fascistas com um certo cinismo sexual, algo meio neurótico…talvez só mesmo o autor destas letras desta música e da estética que envolve tudo isto possa explicar…mas o melhor e não racionalizar isto mas apenas aceitar tudo isto como uma mera manifestação humana frágil e cultural.

I feel you they made me interested into it again

44 minutes to explain how this dude's gay?=

I love Midian, between Lord Abortion, Her Ghost in the Fog, Tearing the Veil from Grace, and the masterpiece that is Tortured Soul Asylum...i could listen to this album forever 😈

i wear my lifelover shirt in public and encourage you to do the same!

I think it's a great album, however I wish he would have worked a little but more on the album cover and released it under Burzum, without the stupid (NEW). I don't know why he did that.

Seeing them live in Chicago earlier this month + this video finally got me to get around to the rest of their live albums. Previously, I’d only listened to Public Castration, Anonymous Bodies and Swans Are Dead. I’m so glad I finally did because The Gate and Deliquescence are fucking amazing and strengthens my enjoyment of The Glowing Man. I greatly look forward to the next live release they’re gonna do, as I’d love to really relive the set that I saw and blew me away.

The Magic of the Grave is fantastic, I don't care what anyone says.

I was there at their last show in Canada, it was at Messe des Morts in Québec. Great show. Also that night was Satanic Warmaster. So yeah you missed something the trip would've been worth it

Please do an Anathema retrospective! That would be amazing

justice and master are both at no1 then ride then kill... all the other I really do not know cuz i do not care much at all...i heard the new one and gave 2,5/5 at RYM. production sux too

yeah it is not "the best"(to say it nicely) but which of his output is at all?? See MY burzum ratings and reviews, which are lower then yours (at RYM)😅😂

As a synth player myself, I would probably promise you that the synth he used in prison is NOT analogue.😅 It sounds extremely early digital stuff

If not already mentioned, "because of him" is a song by members of the People's Temple, the cult surrounding Jim Jones

I liked it, its alright

Yes he sold out. His Amazon books & RPG shop that was launched last fall is huge money business after Lords of Chaos. Kristian Vikernes is a murderer and a nazi rich kid for Trump/Putin/MAGA $$$ fukkk off Varg

I will give Swans another go after watching this. There is something very American sounding in their records that just feels out of place for some reason, maybe because I associate it with everything that USA stands for. It's like if PJ Harvey was American and had influences from there, it wouldn't be the same.

I stopped watching at #6 ;)

1. Heaven and Hell 2. Dehumanizer 3. Mob Rules 4. Sabbath Bloody Sabbath 5. Vol. 4 6. Headless Cross 7. Sabotage 8. Cross Purposes 9. Never Say Die 10. Master Of Reality 11. Eternal Idol 12. TYR 13. Seventh Star 14. Paranoid 15. Black Sabbath 16. Born Again 17. Forbidden 18. The Devil You Know 19. Technical Ecstasy 20. 13

If he's back on guitar, one can only assume it's a collaboration album with Kanye West.

In my opinion, like others say, he’s just bankrupt. I mean, he doesn’t have a real job that provides a steady income and some people willingly avoid financially supporting him (which I also try to do, for obvious reasons). I suppose that he couldn’t get 100% of the royalties from his actual Burzum account so he made this Burzum New thing to be able to get 100% of the royalties and therefore make more money. It might also be a marketing strategy because the stupid “Burzum New” name makes people curious about the change. About the music being his or not, I honestly think it’s his because he’s talked about it and I don’t see why it shouldn’t be his, the guitar is most definitely the “Roots Rock” guitar from Garage Band with the treble thingy activated, and the vocals sound like they’re made by him (I suppose). It sounds like he’s done one layer of spoken words and some layers of whispering because he can no longer do vocals like the did them before jail, which makes sense. The only thing that might make the bankruptcy theory sound untrue is the fact that you need money to publish books (as I’m pretty sure that all of his books are self published because who the heck wants to publish them anyways)

Bought Scum in 87" saw them in 89'. Pure punk band at that time. Most people at gigs at that time where fxcking punks. No extreme metal without the punks.

I like the tracks but this is nowhere near my favourite (actually second least favourite) this album is good, although it's not well done. Beyond the gate is definitely an improvement, seems like he got the hang of drum programming by that one. If he did this in the studio it'd sound way better He talked about it on his Twitter where I follow him so I knew he was gonna do it. I'm glad he's doing it although 'back to the shadows' doesn't hit the same at all. He did this record because writing about burzum inspired him to do it again I definitely doubt it's for money But yeah, good album

I'm at almost half of the video and I'm getting hopes to have finally found a Napalm Death ranking that puts Scum at its deserved high place. All other rankings I saw put it ridiculously low.

I think meaning behind his "controversial" songs is obvious to a person who can think critically and have sense of humour. Rose clouds of holocaust is both edgy joke and based on fact that there are a lot of myths around Nazi mass murdering a lot of people utilizing different horrific methods.

I think Douglas P. is just a history sperg who is obsessed with Homosexuality (which you should have focused on more tbh), symbolism, and WW2. I also think, as others have pointed out, that But, What Ends, and The Trigger are about Religion. I think you should focused on Boyd Rice, if you want to take the political route. But, it was a good, and interesting video. Good job lol

I just took him to be a gay with a Nazi fetish.

I can understand why Nada was your hit. The vocals on it are really mesmerizing. 'the calling' new fav di6 song 🐰