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53:00 the anti jab people can become the anti jabbed person. When they follow the logic of perpetuating the forcing of it through culture and pressure. Never dehumanize people who are not deserving it

This was a awesome interview man! This gave me a lot of insight on to how I approach music spiritually. Hope you are doing well man

no reason to justifie beeing sober. Poisining the body will poison the mind and in the end poison and cloading the spirit

Alvaro is one of those guys who have this Aura around him wich draw people to him. He play bass but where most bassist are invincible do Alvaro have the stage stage presence 80s lead guitarist 😆

Excellent !

55:20 THIS! Shadow work is so important! Most "carpe diem" / "positive vibes only" folks can be the most evil folks for they always swallow their demons. I am so glad to transform my anger and hatredy using black metal into something beautiful. Shadow work.

50:00 correct! I was abused by a nun in primary school for being trans! Religiotes just destroy human beings since centuries! Put all religions to the 🗑

18:01 THIS!!!!

5:56 i will definitely give your band a listen, as i had my fair share with religion in my life as well! I know Lord Faustoos of the band Mogh. Maybe you know him too. As my musical journey started 24 years ago on guitar (yes. I am 34 yrs old) we had a media store and there was a table of sale CD's. I think 2,50€ each and in between there were some Celtic Frost CD's which I bought and fell in love with ❤ Now i will enjoy you interviewing Tom 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻

Everybody knows, that alcohol is bad for your body and your psyche, but its detrimental effect on one's spiritual prowess is hardly ever mentioned. Thank you for speaking out on that, very much appreciated!

Interesting discussion, but Jim Mutilator's reality might be influenced by the life he leads in Greece. Probably the society there influenced him a lot, that's why he had to create his own ideas on what "Demonic" means, but also on customs. I'm not a proponent of sacrifices, but almost all magical texts recommend a small one: a tribute offering for the deity you want to work with. Of course, there are many spiritual paths and almost all of them contradict each other, but if you ask someone from the Temple of Set - Aquino line, I would say that the ideas are divided. I think that Jim is influenced by Orthodox Christianity, which left a rather heavy mark on Greek society, and many of the statements in this interview are somehow formulated to bring a balance both between the metal/occult style and a space to be able to coexist continuation in Greece without stirring the waters. An example that has no point with this interview, but that demonstrates how Greece treats extremism: The Golden Dawn party was completely disbanded, its members were thrown into prison and practically now Greece is comfortably bathing in the decline of far-left politics. If it were democracy, both parties would have been able to coexist without foreign interventions, e.g. EU to abolish an entity or certain people who have something to say contrary to what Greek powers desire. This is what happens with the spirituality and confused demon worship expressed by the author in this video. I wish you a good day!

As always, great interview Shayan. Your knowledge, politeness and brilliant communication skills made this video so pleasant to watch. Also big respect to Jim and all the amazing music has given us.

uh the words at 1.36.52 min....is Tom with some disease?even him being a dark person seems realy too harsh.

Nice interview.

Great conversation

Yoth Iria and Jim rule🤘🏼🔥

"I dont know what day it is" I feel ya Luana hahaha

Thanks for sharing this conversation. One of the few concerts I have clear memories of from my teen years was the time I saw Celtic Frost with Type O Negative. I have a great respect for Tom and always appreciate his candor. Thanks for taking the time to work on this and making it available, Shayan. Respect and gratitude🤘

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Wow! This was freaking awesome! Thank you for the upload. This was a great conversation. All hails to TGW! 🤘🤘

Mock me if you want, but I'm one of those weirdos who loves Cold Lake. I know why Tom hates it, and I fully understand his very personal reasons, but for me on the outside looking in it's a strange, almost unintentionally brilliant album. If it was genuinely trying to be a Hair Metal project it failed miserably. Beyond the photo shoot, which itself was more a parody of the genre than anything, theres truly nothing Hair Metal about it. For me it's more of an odd combination of elements of NWOBHM, old-skool Thrash, and even hints of Melodic Doom, with maybe juuussst a dash of 80s Sleaze Rock. Chock full of memorable riffs, and dischordantly catchy. Totally unique and never duplicated. In a roundabout and purely accidental way, probably his most boldly original work. If you happen to read this Tom, please know I'm not being facetious or disingenuous. There are those of us out here that genuinely appreciate that record. It is not a taint upon your legacy and you can be as proud of it as you are of the rest of your catalogue. Cheers!

I wish he'd re-release the Are You Morbid book.

Monotheist may be the best album period. It is at least the best of this millenium

I love what Tom said about missing the underground, lamenting that from higher ground, and not being able to resolve that. Forty years plus and he's in the tension of the opposites...which is a place of great creativity.

Outstanding interview! Greetings from Costa Rica 💪

Ok… Let’s watch it 🤘🏻

Martin Ain rip 😔

Absolute cracker of an interview Thanks from Australia...

Awesome stuff Shayan. Really enjoyed this one as a Triptykon fan. You're really becoming skilled at this interview thing, the Parkinson of Black Metal. Non Serviam

Fantastic interview. I wish every musician could be as honest as Tom was here and I wish more interviewers would bring conversations to this level of depth. I really don't know anything substantial about most of my favorite musicians because nobody tries to go beyond the surface in their interviews.

I identify as a Tom G Warrior fan! My pronouns are Ugh/Hey. Awesome interview man! 🤘⸸🤘

Thank you Iblis and thank you Tom G Warrior!!

Endless respect and love for Tom and his work 🙏

The G in Tom G. Warrior stands for GOD

Cool

Legend🤘🏼🔥Great conversation 🤘🏼🔥

UGHHH!

Subscribed 🙏🏻

Wow, unexpected. I was just looking for Tryptikon performances and suddenly I saw an interview with Tom from you. Amazing. Really enjoyed previously listening to the conversation with Erik Andersson and Naas Alcameth. Thank you, Shayan.

Tom's the man

Really enjoyed this. Thank you both.

Well done Shayan, you keep outdoing yourself with every guest you bring to the podcast. Mad respect brother 🤘

🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

The old Guitar Pro is still being used and treasured, at least by me 😂

Impaler seems like a very down to earth person. Great interview!

Sven has lost all his beautiful long hair.

I came here for Eric but now I am going to try your band sounds interesting as Fuck

Glad you guys have gotten back together for another interview!

Nice interview and one of these days my job or another pandemic won't fuck up my plans to make a long journey to see Misþyrming live. I think people have to decide for themselves if they still want to listen to or support "controversial" bands or individuals while at the same time people need to shut the hell up about those groups if they disagree. Far too many people in metal these days try to police personal tastes and opinions which is the antithesis to underground art in my opinion. Extreme art is made by extreme people. This isn't a place to look for role models or moral guidance. I think it was Pissgrave who said something about a lot of current death metal bands sounding too weak and polished aka "non-harsh dudes playing harsh music" and basically copying the innovators of the past. Regarding Inquisition, I found it rather suspect that the incident was over a decade ago, Dagon was not sent to prison and his punishment was deemed sufficient by the justice system yet all this time no one really knew about it despite it being public record until a shitty parasitical clickbait website posted their "news" story. The ultimate goal of a justice system is rehabilitation (in America it's for profit, slave labor and to oppress minorities but idealistically it should be for rehabilitation) and I found it hollow and opportunistic of that website to cast accusations at him despite him repaying his debt to society. They weren't doing it for the greater good but simply to tear down a band they dislike for a variety of reasons. I also found it hilarious that Season of Mist dropped Inquisition very quickly but still to this day are selling no less than 32 pieces of merchandise and albums on their website. Has that website called out Season of Mist for their hypocrisy or have they ignored it in favor of getting album advances and maintaining advertisement purchases? We all know the answer to that.