Yeah, first Monstrosity album is one of the most important DM albums of all times. I remember one of the first Polish licensed cassette from MMP with pink print (MASS003) I bought in 8th grade of primary school. Autumn 1992. Perfect front cover, great time of Metal brotherhood and the beginnings of total mania.
As for the original Angelcorpse breakup, the story I heard was that Pete's girlfriend was attacked. She pulled out a knife to defend herself and got injured during the attack but was okay. He didn't want to tour after that. That's what I heard years ago.
I believe Alex Camargo took over vocal duties for that tour too when Pete left for that incident. I always heard Pete was kinda like a diva. When he did interviews he requested no more than 6 questions and he only can pre approve them before answer them. I always seen them hang out together during the show eating or socializing so I would never guess they hated each other.
Thanks for answering my Angelcorpse question brother. You read things online about how they broke up, but really those things don’t add up. Your simple explanation of how Pete and Gene simply don’t like each other is what I was looking for. Thanks again my friend and keep making these videos. I really like them and it brings back memories. I guess I’m one of those guys at this point who has forgotten more metal than some people know haha.
@@aegisraven1284 haha yeah maybe. I read about an accident and Pete’s girlfriend getting stabbed. That’s what most sites say. I did figure it was band turmoil, since that’s what it usually is
Buying the house to run your district out of was key. I'm sure you were able to write off about as a business expense I would think and the value just goes up and up.
I feel the same way about the black dahlia, its not a band I heard a full song from and I like most of the same shit you do but he was a big supporter of the underground and death metal and turned a lot of his fans on to real death that wouldnt know about other wise
I'm a huge fan of The Black Dahlia Murder & this loss hit me harder than any other celebrity/musician death. Trevor was such a down to earth kind of guy who absolutely loved his fans. I'm still trying to process his death a month later.
@@TheThomasJames I can understand that. Death is my favorite band. I was in shock and just couldn't believe when Chuck Schuldiner died. Same with Jeff Hannamen as Slayer is another all time favorite since childhood as well. It's sad.
you got angel corpse shirts in recently and they were gone before the end of the day , make it like the rest of the bands on your label like you always have all sizes, I saw the krisiun angel corpse show in 99 in dallas and there was less then 10 people there , longstreth says he was fired from angel corpse and when they did the reunion album they weren't real into it and the shows they did about 5 years ago they didnt seem to put everything into it live either
6 AM G DMT... J-DOG, when will HHR PUT UP ANOTHER LABEL SAMPLER ON BANDCAMP? AND THOUGHTS ABOUT THE NEW BLOODBATH ALBUM COMING OUT? THEY REALLY HAVEN’T PUT OUT A REALLY GOOD ALBUM SINCE “THE FATHOMLESS...”. AND THOUGHTS ON DARKENED NOCTURN SLAUGHTERCULT? THAT CHICK CAN REALLY WALE.
The girl Pete is with now isn't the one who got stabbed/injured, that was a totally different girl. It was the tour with Krisiun were the drummer Tony fell asleep and the van crashed. Not too long after Pete's girlfriend got attacked and was injured fighting off a mugger. The 2 incidents were enough for Pete and he left the tour to be with her and Alex from Krisiun filled in for Pete for the rest of that tour.
This sounds crazy and similar about one of the Incantation Front man being stabbed at a show that made him quit and lead to John Mcentee being the vocalist
@@STRENGTHTHRUJOY idk I read it in the Incantation Decimate Christidom booklet but yeah Mike got stabbed. Someone has to ask J-dawg but John took over!
Hahaha!! Such a weird mental image man!! There is a cool obscure Finnish Death n' Roll band called Pakeni with a 1996 ep titled 'Detergent Bubble Bath' (pretty cool Pungent Stench-ish stuff).
Since I am a big Necrophagia fan, I figured I would throw in my personal experience meeting Killjoy. Only got to see Necrophagia once, but it was great. I met Killjoy at the show and he was a really nice guy, but he was also pretty soft-spoken, which is kind of funny when you hear his vocals, as it is such a crazy difference. During the show, Killjoy kept holding the mic out to me and the guy next to me, as I guess we were clearly really into the show, so we got to sing along to a couple of songs like "Cannibal Holocaust". It was a hell of a lot of fun. Also got one of Shawn's drumsticks used during the show. He beat the hell out of that thing. Got him to sign it too. RIP Killjoy
Yeah man!! Rated X was a favorite amongst my circle of small-town death metal circle of friends here in Central Illinois back in the late 90s/early 2000s... 'I Am The Love Undertaker' + 'Black Semen Vengeance' + 'Unleash My Hunger' (great album!!). Per's vocals are insane on that album!! My friend actually emailed drummer Rikard Wermen in 2003 and asked what some of the movie samples were from. He told him that the outro-sample to 'Black Semen Vengeance' was from 'Beyond The Valley of the Dolls' 1970 (I think movie critic Rogert Ebert actually wrote the script for it or something like that). Still have never seen it but I never forgot about it!!
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 “Yes I vow it. Ere this night does wane, you will drink the black sperm of my vengeance!” Did you know the drummer is the only original member of Deranged now? The early stuff is the best but the more recent stuff is really good. I've got the last 2 albums "Struck by a Murderous Siege" and "Deeds of Ruthless Violence". Also, Hallows Eve has an instrumental called "Valley of the Dolls". On the "Tales of Terror" album. It's the intro to "Metal Merchants". Great song! 🤘😃
Question bro beans, what's your thoughts on the band SEANCE? And if u are a fan would you be interested in doing any Vinyl releases thru Hells so I could get my hands on a copy of their second album SALTRUBBED EYES? Also what do you think of the bands LIK, ENDSEEKER, REVEL IN FLESH and UNDER THE CHURCH? Thanx brother.
Awesome Swedish Death Metal band!! I've got the first albums on cd...I actually sold my cassette copy of 'Salt-rubbed Eyes' a few years back. That's a band that should've been huge!!
I saw angelcorpse in like 2007 ( I think) in ft. Lauderdale when they were touring for Lucifer and lightning with Watian, negative plane and gravwurm, great show, first time I had ever heard of negative plane, bought that first album at the show after seeing them. Still love that record today although I haven’t kept up with anything they have done since. I also liked of Lucifer and lightning a lot of folks seem to shit on it and it’s definitely not there best but still a solid release
AngelCorpse is awesome, I saw them thice at Milwaukee Metal Fest and met Pete in the crowd. I heard that Pete and everyone got along great, the accident and then later the stabbing is what did it. They play once in a while. Osmosis rereleased the Goats to Azazel demo yesterday
If i remember right didn't satyricon drop off that tour? They definitely didn't play in LA... it's so damn long ago I can't remember what happened (it was well before the whole tour bus rape), but I think Nile joined the tour in place of Satyricon??? George is a killer drummer, but it ends there for me. CC Deville writes better solos than Karl, and Karl's solos seem that much more amateur and childish after watching Krisiun. That was also the same tour I saw the Krisium drummer yawn while blasting haha. Man I miss that era! Mid-90's through early 2000's were certainly the best era for DM/BM... err at least in my opinion. Going to see Morbid Angel and having no clue who At The Gates or Dissection were and being totally blown away! Watching Erik Hoffman punch Glen in the face out front of the Whisky, and Glen on stage with a huge shiner and some guy kept yelling "Glen!?! what happened? What's wrong with your eye!? Glen!?!?!" hahaha. Mayhem touring for Wolf's Lair, and guys jumping on stage and throwing the cow heads and pig heads into the crowd (My friend took one home and I think he still has it!). Vader playing Raining Blood and guys diving off the balcony at the Whisky. So many good shows and tours back then... and best of all??? No smartphones! No bullshit laptops with click tracks and synced lighting... Bands playing organically with so much more energy, and fans there to watch, mosh, and have fun... not a bunch of douchy kids checking in and recording the whole show in portrait (like an asshole) so they can upload the footage to their IG/TT as if people give a shit.
Dawg! What is the coolest message you have seen on the run out part of the record? For example the original altars of madness has a message on side b that says watch out for terrorizer
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 it was the side room to a bar with a small stage. Can't remember the name. It's in the city. I know Corpse Vomit played there before.
Here is one question for you : Which bands are sounding better live than on studio records ? Bonus nu metal trivia for you : Malevolent Creation have a song with Slipknot.
My silly awful question of the day is if you got paid to dress up as mascot or cartoon character for a day, which one would you choose? Keep in mind the dancing bear you see on at bachelorette parties on adult sites does’t count. I think personally Tony the Tiger, the jolly green giant, and Joe Swanson from family guy would fit you perfect.
Keeping with the Patrick Warburton theme I think J Dawg would make a great "The Tick". I could see him jumping from rooftop to rooftop causing wonton property damage amd giving nonsensical yet inspiring speeches. SPOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!
That was actually me who talked Reap-Dawg into playing The Black Dahlia Murder! They're Melodic Death Metal in the vein of At The Gates, but they definitely found a crowd with the younger Devils since they came from a sort of Hardcore scene. Definitely no Deathcore! Actually, I met the vocalist at the second Hell's Headbash Question! Would you prefer a first press LP or a really nice repress??
The discard death from above just got repressed but I prefer the rødel records pressing yet it is cool when the reissue has a lot of thought put into it such as bonus tracks or cool gatefold
I LOVE The Black Dahlia Murder. I sent Reaper a copy of an album and EP in a 'cool shit' segment from Hellcast, and he said it was not too bad. They fit into a middle category where people who like pop-metal (Deathcore/metalcore) like them but so do some of the underground metalheads. I think they have a great sound. I can honestly put on any of their albums and be happy I did.
I always like to hear about how HHR started. Makes me feel like my eventual goal of having a label is much more attainable. What is your opinion on discography box sets? Like that dissection tape set HHR had, anything like that?
@@andyzuleta5344 there was always a stink about album covers, band names and song titles and anything else people could complain about. Some stores refused to carry some things back then. You had to have an independent record store around to find some stuff.
J-Dawg I have a question for you I think that's wrong with people doing themselves kill themselves that's a way out a pussy way out example black Dahlia murder Mike Howe from metal Church I act like both these bands I freaking crazy what they did to himself we got to think about your family for you decide what to do keep the videos going
Sucks man but straight up mental health is a serious issue in society … appreciate family or friends support… cause it’s rare and mostly everyone is selfish. Just my opinion… life is tough sometimes
@@MetalJackass666 Yeah man!! I got to see Type O Negative (with Celtic Frost opening!!) back in 2007 in Chicago. Will never forget it...Tom of Celtic Frost was looking right at me with nodding-approval (ha) throughout the set as I was one of the few Celtic Frost fans headbanging in the front row. The majority of the audience were younger Type O fans (lots of teenagers actually) that just weren't familiar with the historic metal-significance of the 'The Frost'. My girl and I got to see Celtic Frost twice that year (both in Chicago). 'Monothiest' is her favorite metal album and we kinda "fell for each other" when I borrowed it from a bandmate at the time. We are still together and still love 'Monothiest'. I eventually got to meet Tom Warrior (unexpectedly) at a Triptykon show in 2011 (he signed my 'Shatter' cd that I had bought at their merch table while the Norwegian Black Metal band 1349 were opening. Went outside for a bit and got to meet a legend who basically pioneered death metal (Hell Hammer). -Devon
Yeah, first Monstrosity album is one of the most important DM albums of all times. I remember one of the first Polish licensed cassette from MMP with pink print (MASS003) I bought in 8th grade of primary school. Autumn 1992. Perfect front cover, great time of Metal brotherhood and the beginnings of total mania.
As for the original Angelcorpse breakup, the story I heard was that Pete's girlfriend was attacked. She pulled out a knife to defend herself and got injured during the attack but was okay. He didn't want to tour after that. That's what I heard years ago.
I believe Alex Camargo took over vocal duties for that tour too when Pete left for that incident.
I always heard Pete was kinda like a diva. When he did interviews he requested no more than 6 questions and he only can pre approve them before answer them.
I always seen them hang out together during the show eating or socializing so I would never guess they hated each other.
@@pichael4642 sounds like you heard a pretty similar story too. Didn't hear about the diva stuff. That's pretty hilarious if it's true.
At least Gene is killing it in perdition temple. Shit is totally killer! I wonder if Pete has any new projects coming up?
@@MetalJackass666 Pete has Abhomine with Cazz Grant and also Kerasphorus - both pretty cool. I've only listened to a bit though
I read his niece was robbed/stabbed back in april2000. They did an tour with Krisiun.... I followed them back then
Thanks for answering my Angelcorpse question brother. You read things online about how they broke up, but really those things don’t add up. Your simple explanation of how Pete and Gene simply don’t like each other is what I was looking for. Thanks again my friend and keep making these videos. I really like them and it brings back memories. I guess I’m one of those guys at this point who has forgotten more metal than some people know haha.
I thought that was common knowledge to be honest!
@@aegisraven1284 haha yeah maybe. I read about an accident and Pete’s girlfriend getting stabbed. That’s what most sites say. I did figure it was band turmoil, since that’s what it usually is
Saw Angel Corpse with Diabolic when they Opened for Cannibal at The Trocadero/ Philly show!! Killer daze!!! Awesome show!!! 👍
Buying the house to run your district out of was key. I'm sure you were able to write off about as a business expense I would think and the value just goes up and up.
I feel the same way about the black dahlia, its not a band I heard a full song from and I like most of the same shit you do but he was a big supporter of the underground and death metal and turned a lot of his fans on to real death that wouldnt know about other wise
I had the first album. It was alright. Never cared enough to go any further and I no longer have the the first album.
I'm a huge fan of The Black Dahlia Murder & this loss hit me harder than any other celebrity/musician death. Trevor was such a down to earth kind of guy who absolutely loved his fans. I'm still trying to process his death a month later.
@@TheThomasJames Did he leave a suicide note explaining why he made his decision??? I was never a fan... but was just genuinely curious.
@@TheThomasJames I can understand that. Death is my favorite band. I was in shock and just couldn't believe when Chuck Schuldiner died. Same with Jeff Hannamen as Slayer is another all time favorite since childhood as well. It's sad.
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 Not that I know of but I'd rather be left in the dark with that.
you got angel corpse shirts in recently and they were gone before the end of the day , make it like the rest of the bands on your label like you always have all sizes, I saw the krisiun angel corpse show in 99 in dallas and there was less then 10 people there , longstreth says he was fired from angel corpse and when they did the reunion album they weren't real into it and the shows they did about 5 years ago they didnt seem to put everything into it live either
Yo J-Dawg! Interesting that you don’t have a listening station in your collection room.
Question: Why? 😆
6 AM G DMT... J-DOG, when will HHR PUT UP ANOTHER LABEL SAMPLER ON BANDCAMP? AND THOUGHTS ABOUT THE NEW BLOODBATH ALBUM COMING OUT? THEY REALLY HAVEN’T PUT OUT A REALLY GOOD ALBUM SINCE “THE FATHOMLESS...”. AND THOUGHTS ON DARKENED NOCTURN SLAUGHTERCULT? THAT CHICK CAN REALLY WALE.
The girl Pete is with now isn't the one who got stabbed/injured, that was a totally different girl. It was the tour with Krisiun were the drummer Tony fell asleep and the van crashed. Not too long after Pete's girlfriend got attacked and was injured fighting off a mugger. The 2 incidents were enough for Pete and he left the tour to be with her and Alex from Krisiun filled in for Pete for the rest of that tour.
I forgot about the accident until I saw you mentioned it. I remember now. It was those 2 things that made him leave.
This sounds crazy and similar about one of the Incantation Front man being stabbed at a show that made him quit and lead to John Mcentee being the vocalist
@@andyzuleta5344 Who knew??? John McEntee could've been growling for Incantation for the last 25 years!!
@@andyzuleta5344 I think that was Mike Saenz from Deathrune who got stabbed.
@@STRENGTHTHRUJOY idk I read it in the Incantation Decimate Christidom booklet but yeah Mike got stabbed. Someone has to ask J-dawg but John took over!
Can we please get Angelcorpse merch reissued, and in 2xl and above?
SHANE EMBURY BUBBLEBATH would be a cool band name
At war with the rubber duck could be their debut album title.
Hahaha!! Such a weird mental image man!! There is a cool obscure Finnish Death n' Roll band called Pakeni with a 1996 ep titled 'Detergent Bubble Bath' (pretty cool Pungent Stench-ish stuff).
The ep that follows is going to be called don’t drop the soap with the cover like don’t break the oath
Since y'all just reissued Season of the Dead, do you have any stories or memories to share about Necrophagia or Killjoy?
Since I am a big Necrophagia fan, I figured I would throw in my personal experience meeting Killjoy. Only got to see Necrophagia once, but it was great. I met Killjoy at the show and he was a really nice guy, but he was also pretty soft-spoken, which is kind of funny when you hear his vocals, as it is such a crazy difference. During the show, Killjoy kept holding the mic out to me and the guy next to me, as I guess we were clearly really into the show, so we got to sing along to a couple of songs like "Cannibal Holocaust". It was a hell of a lot of fun.
Also got one of Shawn's drumsticks used during the show. He beat the hell out of that thing. Got him to sign it too.
RIP Killjoy
Old-school Repulse records ruled!!! Deranged Rated-X was killer!!! 💀 😎 👍
Fuck yes RATED X!🤘😃
Yeah man!! Rated X was a favorite amongst my circle of small-town death metal circle of friends here in Central Illinois back in the late 90s/early 2000s... 'I Am The Love Undertaker' + 'Black Semen Vengeance' + 'Unleash My Hunger' (great album!!). Per's vocals are insane on that album!! My friend actually emailed drummer Rikard Wermen in 2003 and asked what some of the movie samples were from. He told him that the outro-sample to 'Black Semen Vengeance' was from 'Beyond The Valley of the Dolls' 1970 (I think movie critic Rogert Ebert actually wrote the script for it or something like that). Still have never seen it but I never forgot about it!!
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 “Yes I vow it. Ere this night does wane, you will drink the black sperm of my vengeance!”
Did you know the drummer is the only original member of Deranged now? The early stuff is the best but the more recent stuff is really good. I've got the last 2 albums "Struck by a Murderous Siege" and "Deeds of Ruthless Violence".
Also, Hallows Eve has an instrumental called "Valley of the Dolls". On the "Tales of Terror" album. It's the intro to "Metal Merchants". Great song! 🤘😃
Question bro beans, what's your thoughts on the band SEANCE? And if u are a fan would you be interested in doing any Vinyl releases thru Hells so I could get my hands on a copy of their second album SALTRUBBED EYES? Also what do you think of the bands LIK, ENDSEEKER, REVEL IN FLESH and UNDER THE CHURCH? Thanx brother.
Awesome Swedish Death Metal band!! I've got the first albums on cd...I actually sold my cassette copy of 'Salt-rubbed Eyes' a few years back. That's a band that should've been huge!!
I saw angelcorpse in like 2007 ( I think) in ft. Lauderdale when they were touring for Lucifer and lightning with Watian, negative plane and gravwurm, great show, first time I had ever heard of negative plane, bought that first album at the show after seeing them. Still love that record today although I haven’t kept up with anything they have done since. I also liked of Lucifer and lightning a lot of folks seem to shit on it and it’s definitely not there best but still a solid release
Saw em in '97 during their prime
Oscar G saw them in 99 in California when inexorable dropped. Epic prime
10:34 Yeah, man! Do it for the video!
AngelCorpse is awesome, I saw them thice at Milwaukee Metal Fest and met Pete in the crowd. I heard that Pete and everyone got along great, the accident and then later the stabbing is what did it. They play once in a while. Osmosis rereleased the Goats to Azazel demo yesterday
twice, not thice
If i remember right didn't satyricon drop off that tour? They definitely didn't play in LA... it's so damn long ago I can't remember what happened (it was well before the whole tour bus rape), but I think Nile joined the tour in place of Satyricon??? George is a killer drummer, but it ends there for me. CC Deville writes better solos than Karl, and Karl's solos seem that much more amateur and childish after watching Krisiun. That was also the same tour I saw the Krisium drummer yawn while blasting haha. Man I miss that era! Mid-90's through early 2000's were certainly the best era for DM/BM... err at least in my opinion. Going to see Morbid Angel and having no clue who At The Gates or Dissection were and being totally blown away! Watching Erik Hoffman punch Glen in the face out front of the Whisky, and Glen on stage with a huge shiner and some guy kept yelling "Glen!?! what happened? What's wrong with your eye!? Glen!?!?!" hahaha. Mayhem touring for Wolf's Lair, and guys jumping on stage and throwing the cow heads and pig heads into the crowd (My friend took one home and I think he still has it!). Vader playing Raining Blood and guys diving off the balcony at the Whisky. So many good shows and tours back then... and best of all??? No smartphones! No bullshit laptops with click tracks and synced lighting... Bands playing organically with so much more energy, and fans there to watch, mosh, and have fun... not a bunch of douchy kids checking in and recording the whole show in portrait (like an asshole) so they can upload the footage to their IG/TT as if people give a shit.
Dawg! What is the coolest message you have seen on the run out part of the record? For example the original altars of madness has a message on side b that says watch out for terrorizer
The tour for "In Dark Purity" was the only time I saw Monstrosity.
Dude!! Where was that? My brother bought 'In Dark Purity' shortly after it came out back in the summer of 1999.
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 it was the side room to a bar with a small stage. Can't remember the name. It's in the city. I know Corpse Vomit played there before.
@@dinkins335 Corpsevomit rarely gets mentioned these days, killer band!
@@oscarg212the Chicago Corpse Vomit?
@@dinkins335 yea
Here is one question for you : Which bands are sounding better live than on studio records ?
Bonus nu metal trivia for you : Malevolent Creation have a song with Slipknot.
Malevolent Creation has always been sus as hell 😂
@Goatman great song. Great line. The grimoire interview is even funnier.
@@aegisraven1284 how about that Steven Seagal like story from 2009 haha
@@aegisraven1284 Hahaha!! I still have that issue!!
Mick tracked a solo on a Malev album. He's a big Malev fan apparently.
My silly awful question of the day is if you got paid to dress up as mascot or cartoon character for a day, which one would you choose? Keep in mind the dancing bear you see on at bachelorette parties on adult sites does’t count.
I think personally Tony the Tiger, the jolly green giant, and Joe Swanson from family guy would fit you perfect.
Keeping with the Patrick Warburton theme I think J Dawg would make a great "The Tick". I could see him jumping from rooftop to rooftop causing wonton property damage amd giving nonsensical yet inspiring speeches. SPOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNN!!!!!!!!
That was actually me who talked Reap-Dawg into playing The Black Dahlia Murder! They're Melodic Death Metal in the vein of At The Gates, but they definitely found a crowd with the younger Devils since they came from a sort of Hardcore scene. Definitely no Deathcore! Actually, I met the vocalist at the second Hell's Headbash
Question! Would you prefer a first press LP or a really nice repress??
First press🙋♂️
The discard death from above just got repressed but I prefer the rødel records pressing yet it is cool when the reissue has a lot of thought put into it such as bonus tracks or cool gatefold
I’m late to it Daily Devil’s Question: Favorite picture disc?
Hey J dawg, have you ever seen Napalm Death
Sodom - lords of depraivity , was an excellent documentary as well.
That was a good one!🤘😃
Possibly the longest too -ha.
J Dawg
If you were given the ability to play an instrument and totally kick ass at it what would it be?
Cheers brah brah
Clarinet...of course!!
Me personally? I play the meat whistle. And swallow all the notes
I LOVE The Black Dahlia Murder. I sent Reaper a copy of an album and EP in a 'cool shit' segment from Hellcast, and he said it was not too bad. They fit into a middle category where people who like pop-metal (Deathcore/metalcore) like them but so do some of the underground metalheads. I think they have a great sound. I can honestly put on any of their albums and be happy I did.
Angelcorpse is not from sweden dudes.
I always like to hear about how HHR started. Makes me feel like my eventual goal of having a label is much more attainable. What is your opinion on discography box sets? Like that dissection tape set HHR had, anything like that?
What kinda bands/genres would you be interested to release???
What bands(that had potential to be a great extreme metal band)got detailed not because of their sound but record labels and internal band affairs
Did you mean "derailed" rather than "detailed"?
@@dinkins335 I heard most bands in the 90s had trouble with their debut
@@andyzuleta5344 there was always a stink about album covers, band names and song titles and anything else people could complain about. Some stores refused to carry some things back then. You had to have an independent record store around to find some stuff.
I'm listening to the newest vomitory it's really good
16:11 can’t stand that band
J-Dawg I have a question for you I think that's wrong with people doing themselves kill themselves that's a way out a pussy way out example black Dahlia murder Mike Howe from metal Church I act like both these bands I freaking crazy what they did to himself we got to think about your family for you decide what to do keep the videos going
Sucks man but straight up mental health is a serious issue in society … appreciate family or friends support… cause it’s rare and mostly everyone is selfish. Just my opinion… life is tough sometimes
I agree, you would think playing all those shows recording albums and having your band as your job be the thing to keep you sane.
J-Dawg if you could go on tour and be a roadie for one band who would it be?
Probably Type O Negative...all those hot 90s goth-girls hanging around at every show!! -ha.
@@vesuviacorpseflower4828 good idea!
@@MetalJackass666 Yeah man!! I got to see Type O Negative (with Celtic Frost opening!!) back in 2007 in Chicago. Will never forget it...Tom of Celtic Frost was looking right at me with nodding-approval (ha) throughout the set as I was one of the few Celtic Frost fans headbanging in the front row. The majority of the audience were younger Type O fans (lots of teenagers actually) that just weren't familiar with the historic metal-significance of the 'The Frost'. My girl and I got to see Celtic Frost twice that year (both in Chicago). 'Monothiest' is her favorite metal album and we kinda "fell for each other" when I borrowed it from a bandmate at the time. We are still together and still love 'Monothiest'. I eventually got to meet Tom Warrior (unexpectedly) at a Triptykon show in 2011 (he signed my 'Shatter' cd that I had bought at their merch table while the Norwegian Black Metal band 1349 were opening. Went outside for a bit and got to meet a legend who basically pioneered death metal (Hell Hammer). -Devon
incision is some brutal american sounding sweedish death metal. check em out if u havent heard them
There was a cool Incision from Florida back in the early 90s...their 1992 demo 'Faithful Decay' is awesome!!