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Incredible live band

Excellent album

Sick, thanks for sharing good music

Waiting for my copy

Definitely got a pink floyd/opeth feel to em, great album

Awesome channel. I’ll give some of these a listen

I have been listening to Kanonenfieber's new album non stop 😂❤

Any deftones album that impacted you? Great video aswell

Yeah🤘

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Great vid! ❤

listen please Realidad heart of fire

Thakn

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it. I would be careful with drawing stringent political messages from their work (although its clear they are anti war at the very least). Killing Joke were more interested in equality - rather than equity, but probably far more interested in the esoteric kabbalah. They have also always been fairly ambiguous around that and transcend the simple left and right tribal paradigm we find ourselves in today - this can be heard, for example in the anti EU song "European Super State" where KG call it "the new empire" or in Total Invasion where KG levy the same sort of criticism against the UN as Donald Trump does now...et al. Killing Joke are a typically English, nuanced, genius mammoth of a band that goes far beyond simple political platitudes imo. Other elements of KG typify the English experience in songs such as "A southern sky". It would also be hard to ignore the theatrical elements of KJ too - Outside The Gate is a good example of this. Thank you.

the GOAT. no competition. all of music history had been leading to this moment in 2001, we just didn't know it. (all seriousness, this is a lovely a well put together gushing, similar to a lotta my feelings for the album and it's my favourite thing ever made by a human)

What's your favourite Muse album and why?

Hi Sean, just discovered your channel so liked and subbed. I’m not sure we share the same taste in music, most of my videos are about classic rock/indie/psych. However, always happy to support a fellow Scot 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 There doesn’t seem to be too many of us in the vc. My heaviest records are probably Sabbath or some King Gizz. Though I do have one Cattle Decapitation record: Death Atlas. Keep on spinning, Jack

Been a huge fan of Manuel's creative songwriting approach. The heavier tracks on the album, particularly Clawing Out are some of the most genuinely brutal songs he's written.

Z&A is so good!

LOVE Zeal and Ardor!!!

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I love this song 🤘🏼

Funky

Nice song

Great video!

What album outside your usual musical tastes hit you hard? Let me know in the comments below!

Nightwish made me want to be a singer in a band after Ronnie James Dio lol

Daathmetal, love it 😂

Let's go girls

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I see “the albums that made me” and see System of a Down, I subscribed

On the contrary... Rick Rubin, in his own words, doesn't know the first thing about a mixing desk (or anything else about engineering for that matter 👀) He's always been purely a kind of holistic performance coach for recorded music.

wow, man i love videos like this, such tasteful editing

Hadn't even watched the video, but the concept gets an instant sub. Very curious about how music forms people. Thank you for your perspective.

Great video 👍🏻

Ah my boys get a mention in this episode ❤❤❤❤

Really nice!!! I could tell that a lot of time and care went into making the video. Thank you! I enjoyed it.✨ Watching the history of melodic death metal and the focus on In Flames brought back a lot of nostalgia. A friend of mine had me listen to "Stand Ablaze" for the first time, and I remember it like it was yesterday. It gave me chills and is still my favorite song to this day. BTW, in the past couple of weeks, I've been listening to "Path of the Immortal" by Black Earth(^▽^)ヽm/

Underrated album from them. But I love Soilwork so I am biased.

figure number five and stabbing the drama are certainly my favorite pieces of work by them, but im sure their newer stuff deserves a lot of atention too. they may change but will never disapoint

great review! came from soilworks subreddit

I totally bounced off Soilwork the first time I heard them too, and never ended up getting round to trying them again. Think I'll give Figure Number 5 a listen, I like what I heard from it :)

whats your take on the kings of MeloDeath?

great video, for me Anthems really didn't land at first, I think the glossiness of the production was a bit much. It grew on me over time though, but it's never come close to Wages of Sin or Burning Bridges. I do have one criticism of the video though, you weren't anywhere NEAR harsh enough about landlords!

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Keeping the #maylodicdeathmetal ball rolling! What's some of your favourite Melodic Death Metal releases? Bonus points if they're from Sweden!