She clearly had never seen a Wall of Death before and was completely unaware that the same rules apply as for a tsunami: if you see the sea (of people) recede and you don't know what is going on, then get the fuck out of there!
@@jye_24 we will never know the circumstances( why she was in the middle of that wall of death) of that situation. But the crowd made sure she can find a safe path.
It's not rare seeing him pissed off. I saw CC in Ft. Lauderdale once in the early 2000's, and this guy kept yelling "SLAYER" after every song, and Corpsegrinder had enough and was like "Slayer ain't fucking here. You are pissing me off".
@@Grungebungledidnt even talk to him i just bought a shirt and he did merch and he does give off that good dude vibes. Attentive and smiles and say thank you.
The goal is always to keep the music going no matter what, the worst thing you can do unless absolutely necessary is to stop the show. Kills the vibe and looks unprofessional. Best I've seen in person is when both guitars went out at the same time so the bassist and drummer just gave a random drum and bass jam to keep the energy up. Beats sitting in silence.
The dude getting his hair wrapped up in the guitar pegs was great! I am surprised it doesn't happen more often. As a guy with long hair, it happens. One of the worst is when you have the car window down just to cool off the car from sitting in the sun - before the air conditioning can do its thing - then you close in the window and have no idea until you either reach for something in the car or stop and open the door! 🤣
Yes, I had long hair for 7 seven years (growing it again) and it would sometimes get stuck on all kinds of things. I wonder if the guitarist saw what happend, it looked like he stopped bobbing his guitar up and down. The guy making the walrus noises sort of looked at them as well, fun times
Mine got stuck on a wood turning lathe... Almost ripped my face off. I managed to turn off the machine to get out. And in a shop full of people, nobody saw it... I walked out that day like nothing happened. But I'm sure there is security footage of it somewhere 😂
@ Yikes! When I originally wanted to grow my hair out, it was pretty taboo up here in redneckville. My dad loved to tell a story about a young man who got scalped while working the hay bailer. Not sure if it was true or he was just trying to discourage me from growing my hair out. Either way it didn’t work - I’m almost fifty and still have hair halfway down my back! 🤣🤣🤣
People standing across from that man must have seen the kid and could and should have done everything they could to stop their line from rushing forward, as even if they had swerved, the people behind them would not have been able to see what was going on. Instead, they just ran forward, probably because it was not their problem. Only a few people actually step in to help. So get off your high horse: the metal community has its heroes and total douchebags like every other community. The worst part about this community is that many of its members feel superior to others, with cherry picking in instances like this as its fuel. And let's not forget the total jackass of a (supposed) father also seems to be a metalhead.
@@matthewibach767had i been there I would have walked into the moshpit unknowingly too. It was a very silly situation. Also the people at the edges could have warned her what they were planning on doing.
I used to get so drunk at practice that I would sit on the couch in our practice room to play. On our first payin' gig (private party) my mates surprised me by having that couch on stage. Believe me I used it lol
As a bass player, I have to grudgingly agree. It is the genre in which bassists are the least missed. That is why I enjoy listening to metal but generally not playing it. Of course there are some bands that properly work with frequencies - or that have stellar bassists - and in which the bass does make a difference. But I have been to a small metal festival where most bands didn't even bother to BRING their bassist. I'm talking bands like Sirenia, so not just some local amateurs.
@@lukaskolisek2208 Yeah, makes sense. I can see that about him. I have been to shows where the band and security were at odds over the treatment of moshers, crowd surfers, stage divers, etc. I was even shoved off the stage one time by security and the guitarist went after the security guard. I honestly don't know why bands don't hire their own security to work at the venues. Then there wouldn't be any problems.
@@Brandonmtlhd It would be def easier for bands to hire security that they can specifically instruct what to to and what not to do. But I imagine it would be way more expensive due to travel expenses, probably additional insurance, paychecks, etc. Venues have their own bouncers (usually the worst option because they're mostly local roid heads) or a contracted company.
@@lukaskolisek2208 I'm not saying they have to tour with their own security but maybe they can contract with private security outfits at each city they play.
I love that The Agonist's drummer was completely unfazed by having a whole ass guitarist knock over a portion of his kit. Also Joel Grind was ready to commit homicide with that flying V lmao
I love metal, but I genuinely don't understand how people can take little kids to metal concerts like that. As a parent I would never want my kid to be anywhere close to a metal crowd until they're at least like 15
It's not the metal crowd that worries me. There are safe places for the kid to be. My issue is the loud music. Kid is too young to start suffering from permanent hearing damage.
I grew up with metal in the 70s, by the time I was 15 in 1985 I'd been to 25-30 concerts with my dad and a few with just friends. The very first mosh pit I ever saw was on a Friday, June 25th 1981, I was 11 years old, last day of elementary school (Grade 6) ended at noon and I went straight from school in Selkirk, Manitoba to the airport in Winnipeg, I took a 3pm flight to Vancouver, due to timezones I arrived in Vancouver about 3:30 pm, my dad, who was already in Vancouver looking to buy a house, picked me up and we drove all the way from the Vancouver airport straight to Seattle, stopping for some finger lickin' good KFC, to see Wendy O. Williams and The Plasmatics, we missed most of the opening act, I don't even remember who they were. Anywho, I didn't jump in the pit but my dad did, he had a blast. Wendy set a car on fire then attacked it with a sledgehammer and chainsaw, it was pretty cool show.
I see Colombia in the dancing guy pushed to ground in the last vídeo. So idiosincratic, asome and funny at the same time😅. Greetings from Colombia - South America
i thought it was in mexico,but its very common to see some drunk spontaneous lonely guy(who obviously is not into rock or metal)in the mosh pit and they start dancing like cumbia or strange dances,its really hilarioussaludos desde saltillo mexico
that Herman Li leg bounce trick is pretty damn cool tbh. I think i seen him do that on a Guitar Center vid? dude's a strait up showman. I'd like to see him and MAB start a band together 🤘😁🤘
it's stupid, if he doesn't break the poor guitar in two, the strap would come off. Like if a guitar player THAT good needed to do tricks to show off lol
@@Colrmebloodred what's fun about breaking a guitar just for tricks? i mean, he can do whatever he wants if he has fun doing it, it's just that i don't get it
I saw Municipal Waste in their Electrified Brain tour and Ryan Waste blew a fuse on his amp 30 seconds into the set, most killer show I’ve ever been to, genuinely feared for my life in the front row.
One time I was playing a show with a belly full of pills and Milwaukee Best Ice. During one of my better guitar solos, I fell backwards down a staircase that lead to an exit that was closes off during shows. Members from one of the other bands grabbed me by my arms and propped me back up in front of my amp. I could barely stand and finish show. Embarrassing
All good man. I had a drummer fall asleep and start drooling on his snare during our first show from taking too many vics. We kicked him awake and the show was a success. Shit happens when you're young and dumb. Just don't keep dragging your bandmates down lol.
Hello, I'm Korean and I really like heavy metal, and the concert video is really fun. Is it okay if I download it and upload it on my channel? I'll make sure to leave the source.
I love metal crowds. A guy successfully jumps off a cab? "Hell yeah!" A guy jumps, falls, get back up and keeps playing? "Hell yeah!" A guy jumps and fractures his femur? "Hell yeah!" They're determined to have a good time no matter what. I can appreciate that.
I’m afraid like I’m trying to get to where the audience and my clumsy ass walks behind the guitar player swaps me with his guitar and that’s my night lol
The bit with the baby just goes to show that no matter how many metalheads there are and despite how much they want to smash themselves and otheres to pieces, when someone defensless is involved we protect them . Youd never see that at a gig for any of the 'nice' genres.
@@chrisw6164 On closer look I'm not exactly sure. I'm leaning into that maybe they we're cut. Also combining background tapes with actual drums (you can hear those weren't just those "dead" drums) is a nightmare timing wise.
lolol the first one the guy messes up his ankle with that dumb jump and the vocalist goes on top ridding on him, i can't stop laughing when the guy is leaving the stage very pissed
The Devourment spot when the fand on stage gets his hair caught in the guitar was not a fail. The way he pulled his hair out of the guitar without fucking up the guitarist was so smooth, it was criminal.
The municipal waste one clip makes me wonder if they get people to jump off stuff at all of their shows 😂 I saw them open up for Exodus at a 2 story club with a balcony on the 2nd, and the vocalist promised the 1st person to jump off the balcony into the pit during the next song got a MW skate deck, and sure enough the a dude did it
@Eirik36 and we can't forget when the sea of crowd surfers were flocking to the stage during that one song. I remember seeing at least 5 people at one time being carried to the stage! The show was absolutely wild, high energy, and loud!!
@@wadesams194 I think I got legit hearing damage from that show. I was in pain when I left, virtually couldn’t hear, and the next day I had slight vertigo lol. I’ve worn ear plugs ever since 😂
Cannibal Corpse is so brutal that George Fisher attacked a guy while the rest of the band provided boss music.
the fact that i have played this same guitar track at a party while a fight was going on 😂😂😂 this song is deadly
El fue a separar no a pelearse
@@BURZUM1312 Doesn't matter. George ended that guy's whole career.
How do you know goerge attacked him all I could see was him run out in crowd maybe he gave him a hug
@@TORINGENorbirdpeoplefollowed by him saying “I’ll kill you!”
Things you don't want to see quickly approaching you:
An assailant with a weapon
A grizzly bear
An angry, adrenaline fueled Corpsegrinder
Or if you're lead guitarist for Violator.... getting violated by your own singer when you fall down.
You had to be there to understand. It was a public festival and it was 1992
What happened there? Didn't get it
Amen 😄
Very True
To the metalheads that escorted the mom/kid out of the pit, kudos, you are why metalheads are awesome. To the mom in question, what the actual fuck?
She clearly had never seen a Wall of Death before and was completely unaware that the same rules apply as for a tsunami: if you see the sea (of people) recede and you don't know what is going on, then get the fuck out of there!
Knowing how guys are when you pass out, what they did to the bass player they probably did before with no pants when he was passed-out.
Last year I went for a Celtic Frost/Triptykon concert. Young couple got right to the front barriers with a baby stroller. We made them go to the back.
DRUGS!
Why would anyone bring a child to a pit? That's the dumbest thing I've ever seen.
I've seen crazy things in the pit, I had to help a young lady recover her glasses once lol but yea no kids under age 12 lol
You send your kid into the pit, and you will be bringing him home as a man.
If he dies he dies..
At least most of the people got aware and protected them
single mothers are dumb
The Annihiator moment was EXCELLENT! That was a SUCESS.
100 percent.
Peak happiness and vicious laughter
What song were they playing? It's been a minute since I listened to them but that sounded kickass.
@@joemusolf I only remember a couple songs from Alice in Hell.
@joemusolf6657 the song Alison Hell
3:26 love how fast pretty much everybody realised there was a kid in the pit and organised a safe path out of there.
Ok but why was the Mother there with her kid and walked across Mid Wall of Death 😂
@@jye_24 we will never know the circumstances( why she was in the middle of that wall of death) of that situation. But the crowd made sure she can find a safe path.
That year's Pride event got off to a rocky start.
1:16 Transition 🗿
Corpsegrinder getting pissed off???? This is the guy we always see with giant stuffed animals
Yeah, right? Must have been a very special person down there, probably an alliance player.
@@Rozjebem Apparently he saw security punching a fan repeatedly. That's why he reacted that way. Show was in Brisbane in 2014. You can look it up.
@@NaturesFoulChildwhat a stand-up guy.
It's not rare seeing him pissed off. I saw CC in Ft. Lauderdale once in the early 2000's, and this guy kept yelling "SLAYER" after every song, and Corpsegrinder had enough and was like "Slayer ain't fucking here. You are pissing me off".
yeah you done fucked up if that dude comes at you.
that Kreator part where they cut the power was absolutely hilarious
Spinal Tap moment
ayo, i dont know the band yet, whats the song called?
Was it?
Yes
@@damno.1376 HORDES OF CHAOS. EVERYONE AGAINST EVERYONE, CHAOS.
The only fail with the Toxic Holocaust set is that Joel wasn't able to lay down the banhammer with his V!
That guy must been a real douche cuz Joel is a super good dude.
Wielding his guitar like an axe against that fool was pretty badass
@@kiezersosay49 met him a few years ago. nicest guy I’ve met just easy to talk to and friendly
@@Grungebungledidnt even talk to him i just bought a shirt and he did merch and he does give off that good dude vibes. Attentive and smiles and say thank you.
2:10 you can hear Petrozza saying "WHAAT THE FUCK?"
He realized his backing tracks stopped lol
What's wrong??
@@josuevarela3044 power outage
@@wesleycosta8697 ª lol
@@josuevarela3044 It wasn't the first one that night
I love the fact that in metal, even if there is shit happening around or a band member is disengaged / engaged differently, music just keeps going.
The goal is always to keep the music going no matter what, the worst thing you can do unless absolutely necessary is to stop the show.
Kills the vibe and looks unprofessional.
Best I've seen in person is when both guitars went out at the same time so the bassist and drummer just gave a random drum and bass jam to keep the energy up. Beats sitting in silence.
@@QuakeGamerROTMG”show must go on”
That silhouette of the guitar on 1:34 gets me everytime!
Almost a slapstick comedy effect LOL
The dude getting his hair wrapped up in the guitar pegs was great! I am surprised it doesn't happen more often.
As a guy with long hair, it happens. One of the worst is when you have the car window down just to cool off the car from sitting in the sun - before the air conditioning can do its thing - then you close in the window and have no idea until you either reach for something in the car or stop and open the door! 🤣
Yes, I had long hair for 7 seven years (growing it again) and it would sometimes get stuck on all kinds of things.
I wonder if the guitarist saw what happend, it looked like he stopped bobbing his guitar up and down. The guy making the walrus noises sort of looked at them as well, fun times
Mine got stuck on a wood turning lathe... Almost ripped my face off. I managed to turn off the machine to get out. And in a shop full of people, nobody saw it... I walked out that day like nothing happened. But I'm sure there is security footage of it somewhere 😂
@ Yikes! When I originally wanted to grow my hair out, it was pretty taboo up here in redneckville. My dad loved to tell a story about a young man who got scalped while working the hay bailer. Not sure if it was true or he was just trying to discourage me from growing my hair out. Either way it didn’t work - I’m almost fifty and still have hair halfway down my back! 🤣🤣🤣
big props to everyone getting that kid out safely, holy shit
That's one stupid parent!
You have to be extremely irresponsible for bringing a baby to a metal festival.
@@eduardo0796 unless it's babymetal xD
Imagine bringing your baby kid to the wall of death. Simply braindead.
Metalheads tend to be very sweet, genuine people. I’m not surprised at all that they did that ❤
4:03 wow thanks for that circle champ.
Yo Joel Grind almost hit that dude with the guitar😂
Zero hesitation too haha
Yeah but he held back when he had it over his head he knew that shit was assault charges lol
A hit of that Flying V and later you're hanging out with Cliff, Dimebag and Dio
@@sgt.schlachten8016hahaha bro I almost choked on my fucken taco hahaha funny as shit 😂😂😂😂😂
The flying V looked like it was truly flying.
5:48 - this is some Spinal Tap kind of shit. Absolutely hilarious 😂
Getting the little girl out of the pit isn’t a fail - that’s the kick ass metal community doing what it does
The “fail” is that she was put in that situation to begin with.
People standing across from that man must have seen the kid and could and should have done everything they could to stop their line from rushing forward, as even if they had swerved, the people behind them would not have been able to see what was going on. Instead, they just ran forward, probably because it was not their problem. Only a few people actually step in to help.
So get off your high horse: the metal community has its heroes and total douchebags like every other community. The worst part about this community is that many of its members feel superior to others, with cherry picking in instances like this as its fuel. And let's not forget the total jackass of a (supposed) father also seems to be a metalhead.
@@matthewibach767had i been there I would have walked into the moshpit unknowingly too. It was a very silly situation. Also the people at the edges could have warned her what they were planning on doing.
Putting a kid into that situation is actually a fail, a big fail
@@matthewibach767agreed but she was stupid as shit for being there
5:48 i'm surprised that doesn't happen more often
I used to get so drunk at practice that I would sit on the couch in our practice room to play. On our first payin' gig (private party) my mates surprised me by having that couch on stage. Believe me I used it lol
At 3:30 poor excuse of a "mother". That child deserves a real parent.
Yeah that was dangerous big time
Glad that so many other metal heads have brains and decency and made sure that kid got out of there safely
I like how a few dudes guided her out of the pit
@@tobiassupercool2833 seeing how the crowd responded gives you a small amount of faith in humanity hah
Idiot mother.
The Wall of Death for the win showing how metalheads are some of the most caring fans out there.
The red circle and LOL made me think this was made from 2012.
Joel Grind swinging his guitar like a sword was fucking funny, I wonder if there is any other footage from a different perspective
What we've learned is that if a metal band bass player eats it on stage, the song sounds exactly the same.
As a bass player, I have to grudgingly agree. It is the genre in which bassists are the least missed. That is why I enjoy listening to metal but generally not playing it. Of course there are some bands that properly work with frequencies - or that have stellar bassists - and in which the bass does make a difference. But I have been to a small metal festival where most bands didn't even bother to BRING their bassist. I'm talking bands like Sirenia, so not just some local amateurs.
Not in person, the band's sound becomes pussyfied😮
They sometimes don't even have their fingers on the strings.
Bullshit
Only people without any musical knowledge could say stuff like this.
I can't imagine what would make Corpsegrinder that mad. He is one of the nicest dudes. But I don't envy the person that did make him mad.
Security was roughing up some kid in the crowd. And George is kinda sensitive about that.
@@lukaskolisek2208 Yeah, makes sense. I can see that about him. I have been to shows where the band and security were at odds over the treatment of moshers, crowd surfers, stage divers, etc. I was even shoved off the stage one time by security and the guitarist went after the security guard. I honestly don't know why bands don't hire their own security to work at the venues. Then there wouldn't be any problems.
@@Brandonmtlhd It would be def easier for bands to hire security that they can specifically instruct what to to and what not to do. But I imagine it would be way more expensive due to travel expenses, probably additional insurance, paychecks, etc. Venues have their own bouncers (usually the worst option because they're mostly local roid heads) or a contracted company.
@@lukaskolisek2208 I'm not saying they have to tour with their own security but maybe they can contract with private security outfits at each city they play.
@@Brandonmtlhd with what money? You see the vans and U-haul trailers? Unless you're Iron Maiden etc, you aren't bringing your own security
That first Devourment one was so wholesome, ahah!
I'll never forget when slayer played in Wacken and the sound crew turned the volume a teenie tiny bit too low
I love that The Agonist's drummer was completely unfazed by having a whole ass guitarist knock over a portion of his kit. Also Joel Grind was ready to commit homicide with that flying V lmao
What’s even more funny about the 1st clip is that the music didn’t even change when the guy fell and left the stage.
That was the point in time when the other three realised they should just be a trio.
If you haven't heard Transmetal yet, you're in luck.
I love metal, but I genuinely don't understand how people can take little kids to metal concerts like that. As a parent I would never want my kid to be anywhere close to a metal crowd until they're at least like 15
It's not the metal crowd that worries me. There are safe places for the kid to be. My issue is the loud music. Kid is too young to start suffering from permanent hearing damage.
I grew up with metal in the 70s, by the time I was 15 in 1985 I'd been to 25-30 concerts with my dad and a few with just friends. The very first mosh pit I ever saw was on a Friday, June 25th 1981, I was 11 years old, last day of elementary school (Grade 6) ended at noon and I went straight from school in Selkirk, Manitoba to the airport in Winnipeg, I took a 3pm flight to Vancouver, due to timezones I arrived in Vancouver about 3:30 pm, my dad, who was already in Vancouver looking to buy a house, picked me up and we drove all the way from the Vancouver airport straight to Seattle, stopping for some finger lickin' good KFC, to see Wendy O. Williams and The Plasmatics, we missed most of the opening act, I don't even remember who they were. Anywho, I didn't jump in the pit but my dad did, he had a blast. Wendy set a car on fire then attacked it with a sledgehammer and chainsaw, it was pretty cool show.
I agree 100%!
Idk man I was 5 at my first metal concert, if you’re not counting Def Leppard when I was 4
@@travisspaulding2222Get them quality earplugs
1:05 He owned it and got straight back up again. That's Metal.
The Toxic Holocaust one was definitely a win lol
Love Jeff Waters and Annihilator. How cool was that? How was that even a fail?
The stage diving was kind of a failure ^^
No failure at all...
The fail was the stage dive.
The dude bodied straight to ground 😂
Love the guy ball room dancing in the last segment , then he get steam rolled ...BONK !
4:57 that "fuck you" was just perfect
What was Tony thinking, jumping off that giant thing?! 🤣😂
I see Colombia in the dancing guy pushed to ground in the last vídeo. So idiosincratic, asome and funny at the same time😅. Greetings from Colombia - South America
i thought it was in mexico,but its very common to see some drunk spontaneous lonely guy(who obviously is not into rock or metal)in the mosh pit and they start dancing like cumbia or strange dances,its really hilarioussaludos desde saltillo mexico
0:21 hah he was violated
😂😂😂😂 he really did his friend that way
Never piss of Corpsegrinder.
Words to live by 😄
Respect the neck
that Herman Li leg bounce trick is pretty damn cool tbh. I think i seen him do that on a Guitar Center vid? dude's a strait up showman. I'd like to see him and MAB start a band together 🤘😁🤘
I saw him do it once where the guitar snapped in two. It's here somewhere on youtube
it's stupid, if he doesn't break the poor guitar in two, the strap would come off. Like if a guitar player THAT good needed to do tricks to show off lol
Yeah, that's just normal Herman Li stuff, he does similar in every live video I've seen. Bound to fail it every once in a while
@@s44g44n I didn't know dudes weren't allowed to have fun anymore
@@Colrmebloodred what's fun about breaking a guitar just for tricks? i mean, he can do whatever he wants if he has fun doing it, it's just that i don't get it
I've always wondered if I would see someone's hair get caught on some tuning pegs.
My life is now complete.
🖤
That one actually turned into a municipal waste 😂😂😂
I was in a band that opened for Toxic Holocaust and Soulfly!!! Epic show!!!
What happended at the Kreator show? Looked like the sound had been canceled several times
No idea. Looks like everyone was having a great time but the venue shut them down???
One word… BETRAYER
I saw Municipal Waste in their Electrified Brain tour and Ryan Waste blew a fuse on his amp 30 seconds into the set, most killer show I’ve ever been to, genuinely feared for my life in the front row.
3:33 is the craziest shit I've seen in my life 😵💫
That sh!t at the beginning where the dude phukt up his knee is hilarious!😂😂😂❤
You can’t shut Kreator down! WTF
The music business is tough .... but worse when you use poor judgment, whether you're on stage or a spectator. Great Clips!
The last one break me down LMAO😂
I think he may have been at the wrong gig with that chicken dance of his 😂
Мне интересно, а что за группа в конце видео звучит?
Jitterbug mosher had fallen off several cliffs earlier in day
Thank god for the red ring around Herman…while the camera is focused on…Herman. 🤦🏻♂️ ffs
6:31 😆 That man was bustin a move and danced like no one was watching
A lot of these fails look like wins to me. But I don't have the best luck. 🤣
Anybody notice that about 80% of metal guitarists play a version of the flying V guitar? Michael Schenker would be proud!
One time I was playing a show with a belly full of pills and Milwaukee Best Ice. During one of my better guitar solos, I fell backwards down a staircase that lead to an exit that was closes off during shows. Members from one of the other bands grabbed me by my arms and propped me back up in front of my amp. I could barely stand and finish show. Embarrassing
Are you the guy from Machinehead?
@@benedictdonald4338 No.
At least you soldiered on and finished the show like a man, respect! 😄
All good man. I had a drummer fall asleep and start drooling on his snare during our first show from taking too many vics. We kicked him awake and the show was a success. Shit happens when you're young and dumb. Just don't keep dragging your bandmates down lol.
2:00 What happened with Creator?
There is stupid, then there is bringing a baby into a wall of death. 3:28
Hello, I'm Korean and I really like heavy metal, and the concert video is really fun. Is it okay if I download it and upload it on my channel? I'll make sure to leave the source.
I love metal crowds.
A guy successfully jumps off a cab? "Hell yeah!"
A guy jumps, falls, get back up and keeps playing? "Hell yeah!"
A guy jumps and fractures his femur? "Hell yeah!"
They're determined to have a good time no matter what. I can appreciate that.
The Annihilator one is a successs not fail
When men don't realize their flesh and bones have aged faster than their urge to play.
1:25 Song name?
I’m afraid like I’m trying to get to where the audience and my clumsy ass walks behind the guitar player swaps me with his guitar and that’s my night lol
The bit with the baby just goes to show that no matter how many metalheads there are and despite how much they want to smash themselves and otheres to pieces, when someone defensless is involved we protect them .
Youd never see that at a gig for any of the 'nice' genres.
That's true, but you'd also never see a Wall of Death at concerts for those 'nice' genres.
Metalheads have an outlet.
Oh, nonsense. There are decent people at other shows too.
0:17 the zoeira never ends lmaooooo
🤣🤣🤣
what song was municipal waste playing? that was superb 02:33
Bangover
But i think This live version it’s better than the studio version
Bangover. My favorite song by them
These fail compilations just prove how real these concerts are, not some choreographed stuffs like these days
4:15 CANNIBAL CORPSE!!!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Chris Barnes hid in his tour bus when Seth Putnam wanted to fight him.
@@MrD3000 ok and? why even bring that douchebag up
@@MrD3000Chris is gahay - seth
When Toxic Holocaust's singer got shoved and then flipped his shit was like something from a comedic documentary
6:09 omg that change of the intro is actually EPIC! There`s no fail from Slayer
Municipal Waste - I think we have officially run out of metal band names.... time for a new genre
5:10 is not a fail
@404TVfr still don't get it, sorry
@404TVfr ohh thank you! would never have noteiced this if you hadn't told me :)
George is a super nice guy but when he comes off the stage after you...Run
Annihilator one was cool af 🤘😎🤘
4:20 "New England Clam Chowder", Ace must've guessed "red" that day...
Hats off to everyone who saw the danger that mom and kid was in and how quickly they got them to safety. Well done.
How was the Annihilator one a fail? Seemed a pretty cool moment.
Yeah they handled it like pros
Drum risers, the most dangerous one small step for man
3:47 headbangers are nice people...hehehee
That last guy dancing had me rollin!
How people think Mosh Pit enjoyers are:🤬
How Mosh Pit enjoyers really are: 😃
Some were fails, but the Corpsegrinder one was probably justified and the Annihilator one was not a success, that was cool.
Wouldn't be metal if there weren't any fails
That Flying V was about to go flying.
I miss Ace Ventura from the hammer smashed face performance :))))
The kid at 5:10 was a fucking legend. Knew when to leave and all, and did it with style. Not a fail tbh
У Уотерса всегда всё по доброму и по-домашнему, 👍
Some of these are absolute gold 😂😂
Was that Kreator having a Milli Vanilli moment?
It sounds like their sound was cut
It didn't look like he was playing the solo even before the cut
Is that what it was? Or did they get cut off for “time”?
@@chrisw6164 On closer look I'm not exactly sure. I'm leaning into that maybe they we're cut. Also combining background tapes with actual drums (you can hear those weren't just those "dead" drums) is a nightmare timing wise.
@@SlunkieB wtf are you talking about? I’ve seen Kreator play live, they don’t pretend to play their instruments lmao
lolol the first one the guy messes up his ankle with that dumb jump and the vocalist goes on top ridding on him, i can't stop laughing when the guy is leaving the stage very pissed
I like how the guys in the mosh pit helped the lady with the baby exit the pit. More importantly why is a woman bringing a child to a metal show?
The Devourment spot when the fand on stage gets his hair caught in the guitar was not a fail. The way he pulled his hair out of the guitar without fucking up the guitarist was so smooth, it was criminal.
Wait.. what happened at 2:03?
Power went out
Going in a wall of death WITH A CHILD is crazy!!
WTF happened to Kreator? Was that a power outage?
The Annihilator one was so fucking Canadian lmao
The municipal waste one clip makes me wonder if they get people to jump off stuff at all of their shows 😂 I saw them open up for Exodus at a 2 story club with a balcony on the 2nd, and the vocalist promised the 1st person to jump off the balcony into the pit during the next song got a MW skate deck, and sure enough the a dude did it
Dude Atlanta masquerade in 2018, I was there! That shit was wild af
@Eirik36 and we can't forget when the sea of crowd surfers were flocking to the stage during that one song. I remember seeing at least 5 people at one time being carried to the stage! The show was absolutely wild, high energy, and loud!!
@@wadesams194 I think I got legit hearing damage from that show. I was in pain when I left, virtually couldn’t hear, and the next day I had slight vertigo lol. I’ve worn ear plugs ever since 😂
@Eirik36 Yeah I remember Exodus being ear shattering lmao
I remember seeing them a few times 20 years ago or so, and Tony riding the crowd on a boogie board. They’re so fun.
Mother with child obviously didn't expect this to happen. Wrong time wrong place