I've been watching his videos from the beginning. I just watched this for nostalgia. I am absolutely astonished how mellow J Dawg was , compared to now. He was so polite back then 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Early COF is really good stuff, First album till Damnation and a Day are pure classics specially Cruelty. Recent stuff is very cool too. Way better than most of these pretentious '''True KVLT'' shite bands like Watain.
Been a big fan and customer of Hell's for years. Keep up the good work. In terms of music that no one else seems to really enjoy, I've always loved the first three Children of Bodom albums. Shit on me if you will, but those raw albums still hold up to me. Love the videos. Been watching them all
Born of the flickering is there first album...in the shades of life...is there demo...pagan prosperity is there second album...then I'll natured spiritual invasion
Cradle is fursure over hated on. Those early records were great stuff man, but even hammer of the witches on until now, so 2016? I think til now is pretty black metal again. Check out hammer if you get to it. Man seeing dimmu in 99 must have been a treat. They’re the band that got me into BM. Love that old footage of them in the 90s, they literally look like vampires that got out their coffins and went on stage. Man if I hear some dude who claimed to be a black metal guy say he doesn’t like born of the flickering, that dude is no kind of black metal fan. Do you like any of the slamming brutal death metal? All the stuff that spawned after devourment really.
I love early Cradle Of Filth albums, stopped listening to any of their more recent stuff since about half-way through Midian. Likewise Old Man's Child, their early stuff rules. Never was a huge fan of Dimmu Borgir, I guess they are alright, but I have always proffered anything else of the same era: Emperor, Satyricon, Immortal. I am completely uninterested in the later Emperor or Satyricon, Immortal on the other hand ages like a good wine from my perspective. Although nothing can beat At The Heart Of Winter.
Love old school Fear Factory. Their old material is basically death metal with a hint of industrial, just a smidge. But yeah, those clean vocals are annoying. Check out their true debut Soul of A New Machine.
@@dinkins335 my favorite thing by them is the demo. Always reminded me old sludgy yet powerful bands like Carcinogen, Mindrot, Soilent Green, Righteous Pugs and Abuse.
Yeah I actually didn’t listen to Old Man’s Child for the longest time because the name really just turned me off. What’s metal about some old guy’s kid? Good band though for the early stuff. I also enjoy COF and would agree Midian is the last good one… until I heard the brand new one which actually kinda fucking rules. So yeah In would definitely recommend Existential Terror of the new Cradle album
Haha, oh man, I remember shitting on CoF and Dimmu in those days. I'm still not really a fan of them but I don't go out of my way to rip on them, guess I've gotten a bit more calm and laid back in the last 20 years.
I loved early Cradle of Filth. I remember people hating that band but I thought the early shit was awesome. I tuned out after from the cradle to enslave. I think it's just as poser to pretend you dont like what you like.
Awesome video dude. COF was actually a gateway band for me when I was super young once I discovered them I eventually found Deicide and all the other greats. Just saw COF twice recently on the cruelty and the beast anniversary tour it was awesome!
Ever think of doing a few "metal confession" videos J Dawg? Kind of like this one where you admit to liking or not liking some things that break the metal rules? My confession is that I don't like entombed very much. I don't know why but it never clicked for me. Left hand path is pretty good but I don't love it. I don't know how people feel about clandestine but I just don't like it. There I said it.
"Old Man's Child is the name taken from a term found in a Viking book by a former member, and the band ended up using it as they wanted a unique name to stand out. It was long believed to mean "son of Satan/the devil," but this is apparently not so." -Metal Archives Ok, a bit different trivia than how I remembered it. I always thought it was an archaic name for 'Satan' . .least that's how I remembered it in some mag interview...
Galder: Yeah, that is like our meaning with it. It was actually Psuedo that came up with the name. i think he saw it in some Viking book or something. It doesn't mean 'Son of Satan' or something, it's just what we transferred it to. We wanted an original name, you know, and it's been our name. That is the main reason for picking that name.
underated and overlooked bands i like that i rarely hear mentioned are: Master, Tankard, Cancer, Dead Infection, Krabathor, Whiplash, Evildead, Demented Ted.
What age / year did you get into metal? I was 15 in 1987 and heard Whitesnake which changed my path. What year did you get into death metal ? Mine was 1990 when i heard Altars of madeness..
If I had known you back when Swansong came out, you could have said you knew someone else who liked it. I also used to get shit, still do, for liking Celtic Frost’s Cold Lake. But I don’t give a rat’s ass what anyone else likes! Cheers!
Swansong is my favorite Carcass release. I am pretty sure I am outside the majority opinion expressed online. Having come up in the 80's and 90's without internet 3 hrs from the nearest venue, we were just lucky to get our hands on ANYTHING with heavy distorted guitars.
I've been watching his videos from the beginning. I just watched this for nostalgia. I am absolutely astonished how mellow J Dawg was , compared to now. He was so polite back then 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
that’s what happen when you deal with the internet long enough. i think everyone starts off like this lol.
Same here I don't give a fuck about what is true and isn't. If I dig it, I dig it.
I like For All Tid the most. Thick atmosphere and very entrancing as one of the first bm albums I heard.
Early COF is really good stuff, First album till Damnation and a Day are pure classics specially Cruelty. Recent stuff is very cool too. Way better than most of these pretentious '''True KVLT'' shite bands like Watain.
Also bands on major labels cannot be true kvlt lol that narrative only exists in the tiny brains of masses
Been a big fan and customer of Hell's for years. Keep up the good work. In terms of music that no one else seems to really enjoy, I've always loved the first three Children of Bodom albums. Shit on me if you will, but those raw albums still hold up to me. Love the videos. Been watching them all
Born of the flickering is there first album...in the shades of life...is there demo...pagan prosperity is there second album...then I'll natured spiritual invasion
Hey J-Dawg, what is your favorite Iron Maiden album and why?
Cradle of Filth - Principal of Evil was almost a Death Metal song
Cradle is fursure over hated on. Those early records were great stuff man, but even hammer of the witches on until now, so 2016? I think til now is pretty black metal again. Check out hammer if you get to it. Man seeing dimmu in 99 must have been a treat. They’re the band that got me into BM. Love that old footage of them in the 90s, they literally look like vampires that got out their coffins and went on stage. Man if I hear some dude who claimed to be a black metal guy say he doesn’t like born of the flickering, that dude is no kind of black metal fan. Do you like any of the slamming brutal death metal? All the stuff that spawned after devourment really.
BAHAHAHAHAHAHA...slam... the biggest kindergarten level hollow minded meaningless garbage that exists
Godless Savage Garden Was My First Dimmu Borgir EP Vinyl.
I like all three bands you talking about old man's child born of a flicker that is the first album Nick Barker cradle and Dimmu Borgir
I love early Cradle Of Filth albums, stopped listening to any of their more recent stuff since about half-way through Midian. Likewise Old Man's Child, their early stuff rules. Never was a huge fan of Dimmu Borgir, I guess they are alright, but I have always proffered anything else of the same era: Emperor, Satyricon, Immortal. I am completely uninterested in the later Emperor or Satyricon, Immortal on the other hand ages like a good wine from my perspective. Although nothing can beat At The Heart Of Winter.
Around 2:51 a few records behind you move on their own and tip over…
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Death Cult Armageddon has 1 good song Leppers Among Us
Love old school Fear Factory. Their old material is basically death metal with a hint of industrial, just a smidge. But yeah, those clean vocals are annoying. Check out their true debut Soul of A New Machine.
1st FF album great stuff!!!
@@MetalJackass666 I remember when it came out and people hated it. I couldn't understand why. I thought it was a great album.
@@dinkins335 my favorite thing by them is the demo. Always reminded me old sludgy yet powerful bands like Carcinogen, Mindrot, Soilent Green, Righteous Pugs and Abuse.
True debut? What does that mean? It is their debut lol
@@aegisraven1284 yeah
2:48-2:53 record on the left falls over
I like Baphomet, but I don't consider them Heavier than Cannibal Corpse
The 'pagan prosperity' (1997) was the second album. 'Born of the flickering' (1996) was their debut.
Yeah I actually didn’t listen to Old Man’s Child for the longest time because the name really just turned me off. What’s metal about some old guy’s kid? Good band though for the early stuff. I also enjoy COF and would agree Midian is the last good one… until I heard the brand new one which actually kinda fucking rules. So yeah In would definitely recommend Existential Terror of the new Cradle album
I don't care about what others like either. I like what I like, most of it just happens to be underground.
Haha, oh man, I remember shitting on CoF and Dimmu in those days. I'm still not really a fan of them but I don't go out of my way to rip on them, guess I've gotten a bit more calm and laid back in the last 20 years.
I am surprised that so many people don't like Cesspool of Vermin
I loved early Cradle of Filth. I remember people hating that band but I thought the early shit was awesome. I tuned out after from the cradle to enslave. I think it's just as poser to pretend you dont like what you like.
I notice HHR trades with a lot of smaller labels in the states. Are there any that you prefer or any that standout?
Spiritual Black Dimensions is a great one.
Awesome video dude. COF was actually a gateway band for me when I was super young once I discovered them I eventually found Deicide and all the other greats. Just saw COF twice recently on the cruelty and the beast anniversary tour it was awesome!
Ever think of doing a few "metal confession" videos J Dawg? Kind of like this one where you admit to liking or not liking some things that break the metal rules? My confession is that I don't like entombed very much. I don't know why but it never clicked for me. Left hand path is pretty good but I don't love it. I don't know how people feel about clandestine but I just don't like it. There I said it.
Break the metal rules? What are the rules? Nevermore sucked ass until this godless endevour. And they they sucked again in their last album.
"Old Man's Child is the name taken from a term found in a Viking book by a former member, and the band ended up using it as they wanted a unique name to stand out. It was long believed to mean "son of Satan/the devil," but this is apparently not so."
-Metal Archives
Ok, a bit different trivia than how I remembered it.
I always thought it was an archaic name for 'Satan' . .least that's how I remembered it in some mag interview...
Galder: Yeah, that is like our meaning with it. It was actually Psuedo that came up with the name. i think he saw it in some Viking book or something. It doesn't mean 'Son of Satan' or something, it's just what we transferred it to. We wanted an original name, you know, and it's been our name. That is the main reason for picking that name.
underated and overlooked bands i like that i rarely hear mentioned are: Master, Tankard, Cancer,
Dead Infection, Krabathor, Whiplash, Evildead, Demented Ted.
These bands are popular among you true metalhead losers. What are you talking about?
I can add a few more. Hideous Mangleus, Order from Chaos, Necrophagia.
What age / year did you get into metal? I was 15 in 1987 and heard Whitesnake which changed my path. What year did you get into death metal ? Mine was 1990 when i heard Altars of madeness..
9...December 1988...and justice for all
Sepultura 1989...deicide 1990...
Venom...1984
Cool stuff!
If I had known you back when Swansong came out, you could have said you knew someone else who liked it. I also used to get shit, still do, for liking Celtic Frost’s Cold Lake. But I don’t give a rat’s ass what anyone else likes! Cheers!
Swansong is my favorite Carcass release.
I am pretty sure I am outside the majority opinion expressed online. Having come up in the 80's and 90's without internet 3 hrs from the nearest venue, we were just lucky to get our hands on ANYTHING with heavy distorted guitars.
There has been something going on for years in that people obviously buy popular albums, but most don't admit to actually liking them.
Wrong. Only posers do that. Like you.
Would LOVE a "J-Dawg Reacts" video to 'Baby Metal'.
No no no