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For many metal fans, Extreme Metal is heavy metal. Death, Morbid Angel, Carcass, Entombed, Darkthrone, Dimmu Borgir, Opeth, guttural vocals, blast beats, lyrics about death and the occult …. we couldn’t tell the story of metal without it. And so Banger Films presents Extreme Metal, the latest chapter in Metal Evolution, the biggest-ever TV series on the history of heavy metal and hard rock. Hosted by Sam Dunn and based on Banger’s groundbreaking “Heavy Metal Family Tree”, Extreme Metal features new interviews with Death Metal, Grindcore and Black Metal’s most influential sonic architects and a global journey from Tampa to the UK, Norway and France's Hellfest to investigate the history, myths and intricacies of this most innovative and transgressive subgenre. How extreme is it? Too extreme for some TV networks! Which is why Banger Films turned to crowdfunding-it was support from the metal community around the world through an IndieGogo campaign which made Metal Evolution: Extreme Metal a reality.
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Im going to use that bob speech as an intro in our doom metal band lol.
Very good 🇨🇱👌🤘🤘
How about doing an episode about folk metal?
I will always be grateful to heavy Metal for not only being great music. But also for getting me into Satanism many years ago which also changed my life in a great way! King Diamond especially
@@PRHILL9696 Hail King Diamond! Hail Metal! Hail Satan!
"We are music lovers, we are art lovers, not genre lovers" Perfect quote.
By Herne, I abide with that. And I am that teacher-assistant to be, listening to both things like these extreme metal offshoots and things like Guillaume Dufay, Beatles, Nick Drake, The Association, Bach, Charlie Christian, Charlie Parker, Steeleye Span, Dream Theater, Genesis, Jethro Tull....boundaries are there to tear down, not being "true" into a genre.
For many years I've said that Metal has no boundaries because it's already broken through them all. There's nowhere it can't go now.
That is ART.
That's w hy Enslaved is fucking amazing. Love that band.
Really stupid quote: You don' t just grab a guitar and start playing whatever you fancy. Or do you think that a metal band just does that? Grab a guitar, start playing and suddenly realize " Hey dude, this sounds like death metal, jut by pure random chance, LOL, I actually wanted to play a christmas carol"
So, musicians do not know what they play, right? And genres were not invented by musicians, but by the Fake News press, correct?
Because, musicians know fuck all about playing music, right?
@@runlevel0 Who pissed in your Froot Loops? Wow
Much respect for Jorn (necrobutcher) as he is humble enough to say “yeah. I had few too many beers! Let’s start over”. The dude is a truly genuine human being.
nice guy in black metal even back in the day, caring for his friend Dead when everyone else was being posers. Genuine, for sure.
@@GyroLamb Not only that! He was the only Mayhem member who attended Per’s funeral and truly hated Oystein for what he did after that! From what I heard, Jorn was glad Varg killed him!
✌\m/✌
If you want a good laugh, look up his “Exorcism” with snake-oil salesman, Bob Larson. This is an American preacher/conman who claims to do exorcisms that I’ve seen in person (he hires bad actors).
It’s hilarious and so perfect.
Schol
I’m 35 yr lady I use an electric wheelchair and I make death metal music ✊🏽Death forever 🎸 big up all the disabled metal heads out there your music is just as good as the walkers music ! Like Jeff Beccera Respect !
"There are many many more shades and colors to darkness than just black." What a profound statement by Martin Eric Ain of HELLHAMMER/CELTIC FROST; that phrase, cleaned up a little, would make a fine lyric!
As a ex heroin addict I agree with that remark
What’s profound about it?
@@centralscrutinizer1757 Your general stupidity.
In the darkness, we see more than black
That could be either the most metal, or the most melancholic lyric depending on how you interpret it. I like those kind of lyrics, the ones that make you think and allow you to interpret however you’d like rather than just like death metal lyrics about murder or whatever.
Absolutely. Ive always preached there is more than one way to emote 'extreme' music...not just speed and downtuning distortion. Although I love and create music under the "grindcore" umbrella, trick is to do something in the vein, but different. Like horn parts against a 295 bpm beat, for example. Its limitless...and fun to experiment.
*hears Freezing Moon live*
*sees Norway flag*
"Oh boy, here we go..."
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAD THE SAME REACTION!!!
Fuckin same
For me, polish black metal (ie. Mgła, Kły, Gruzja) is better
@@krzysztofburek9038 you forgot Infernal War.
@@krzysztofburek9038 for me it's
1. Icelandic Scene
2. Polish Scene
3. Norwegian Scene
"Yeah, looking back, (Venom was) a bit hocus-pocus and decidedly cheesy," says the vocalist of Cradle of Filth, wearing the contacts i bought at Hot Topic when i was sixteen.
best fucking comment ever. you win the internet, sir.
so true , Cradle of Filth is probably the most cheesy band in extreme metal
Jesse Gmitro if hot topic had clothing like that I would only go there
Jesse Gmitro I think what he meant was that it was kinda on the cheaper side, CoF spend a lot of time and money (too much in my opinion) into theatrics. I don't like them, they're like off brand black metal, but they are extremely theatrical to the point that the music takes a backseat.
Patrick William The cheesiness of extreme metal (the over the top lyrical violence and technical wankery and over produced sounds of death metal, the corpse paint and overly satanic and occult lyricism and intentionally subpar production of black metal) is part of the fun, and anyone who can't see that is missing that enjoyment.
I had been blessed to meet Chuck Schuldiner during a concert of Death in Belgium, just a few months before "The sound of Perseverance album coming. I saw that chuck was not also a great guitarist but also a very smart and kind person. I will never forget this meeting.
Literally one of the best rhythm guitarists ever ur just dumb
0:07 Intro
4:40 Venom
8:30 Hellhammer/Celtic Frost
12:19 Napalm Death/Grindcore
18:06 Carcass
22:14 Florida Death Metal
27:14 Cannibal Corpse
31:51 Mayhem/Norwegian Black Metal
36:06 Dimmu Borgir
38:28 Cradle of Filth
41:26 Enslaved
44:40 Gojira
47:12 Outro
Thank you
Many thanks!
i love you
31:51 Mayhem.
0:06 Vader - Shadowfear
1:47 Celtic Frost - Into the crypts of Rays
The guy who did subtitles to this must have had a real fun doing them.
So I've noticed :'D
I've just watched it with subtitles on. People are missing out on this! Hahaha
I lol when it showed birth sounds for Napalm Death growls.
I've been cracking up with all of the extra subtitles 🤣 If you watched or are watching without subtitles on, you are really missing out... go turn them on and start over
Lol 😂
"We don't put blood and gore on stage and in our videos because life is brutal enough" ... Damn man, no one has ever said anything truer
+xX_dragonzanddungeonzmaster69_Xx Yeah so many rich western musicians have committed suicide or overdosed because their lives were so awesome...
I got to meet with Gojira last autumn and chatted about this, actually. They all mentioned to me, individually, that they felt extremely fortunate to do what they loved for a living.
In the clip here, I don't think that Duplantier (Joe) was saying that the lives of the band members were brutal, I think he was talking about the totality of the human experience, across the species, which would stick pretty firmly with his general lyrical themes.
They weren't moody, maudlin, or angst-riddled at all. They were all very friendly, bright, and engaging guys.
I say anything truer all the time!
xX_dragonzanddungeonzmaster69_Xx living in the West doesn’t inherently mean you have a good life hahaha
Intentionally missing the point to be a tool must be fun huh?
I've literally seen this episode 100 times and I never get tired of it. I wish there were more documentaries dealing with these bands.
Have you seen Until the Light Takes Us?
About a million times!@@chocolatewheelchair
@@ihghost Very nice! Same!
I'm thinking about watching it again, right now!@@chocolatewheelchair
@@chocolatewheelchairno what is about?
I grew up on CARCASS and DEATH. Such amazing music!
Carcass, Death, Obituary, Gorguts, Malevolent Creation, Autopsy, Napalm Death, etc.!! The heaviest, fastest metal ever!!!!
You got it wrong, Fenriz isn't just the multi-instrumentalist of Darkthrone.
He is a walking metal encyclopedia!
Love Fenriz, he`s a fun loving, passionate, walking talking, like you say; metal encyclopedia ;)
Check out his very own podcast on Soundcloud.
He is a walking music encyclopedia. He listens to many different genres
Fenriz is someone I'd love to sit down and just talk whatever he wants. Seems like a really cool dude
He's like a teenager that never grew up
“There are many more shades of darkness than just black”
ella I fucking love that quote
Mykytko this quote came from a video about extreme metal i would assume it goes without saying that it is not commenting upon literal darkness
Thank you to Sam Dunn for this whole series and this episode in particular. The series should be required watching for every metalhead.
Carcass - best ever melodic brutally heavy riffs of all time!
I am that housewife folding laundry listening to extreme metal!
Mary Van Fleet marry me
Mary Van Fleet: Ok... how many socks don't have a "match" this time?
Exactly. I fucking do that shit too. German husband who happens to be a metal fan. But so am I haha
When you say "folding laundry," do you really mean "fighting dragons in a Norwegian wasteland with a battleaxe?"
me too!
This had a glaring lack of Bathory still great though
1KevinsFamousChili1 And a lack of Doom Metal
1KevinsFamousChili1 yes & gave Gojira few mins of air time. Fukk that, that shit sux. \m/
1KevinsFamousChili1 Thought the same thing. Quorthons death was really an immense loss for the metal community.
that Mortal Sword profile pic tho
MrThrashmetal13 hell yeah, man. Caladan Brood needs to release some new shit i've listened to echoes of battle a ridiculous number of times over the past year
The Metal Evolution series is full-on killer!
I can't believe they jumped over the entire Swedish deathmetal scene
Itself having other sub-genres (or micro-genres?), such as Melodic Death Metal...also, Finnish Death Metal.
It was touched on in the thrash metal episode.
@@aaroncollins6411 What the fuck
The dont know Real war metal,(at the gates, ablaze my sortis,decameron...........
The melodic swedish death metal takes influnce from thrash
Death Metal band with Jim Carrey on vocals would be the most brutal thing I can imagine
Fire Marshall Bill i swear I almost spit my whiskey in my fire pit when I read who commented on this
Childin Time didnt Jim do lead vocals for Cannibal Corpse in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective?
RE-HE-HE-EALLY?
@Patrick William Billy Mays would make a good dead Metal vocalist.
Jim Carrey sux ballz
I love everything Sam has ever done with Banger Films. His explorations of metal are the shit.
Thanks Ben!
Definitely!
Great questions and space for the artists to fully lament and finish thoughts.
Quotes from famous musician and High ranking Church of Satan member and very close friend to Anton LaVey - King Diamond "Satanism is about the Powers of the Unknown. I have had hundreds of strange supernatural experiences with the occult, the other side, the beyond, whatever you want to call it that proves there is a spiritual world that can cross over into our world. Satanism is a life philosophy so within it you can have your own religion, any religion you want. Or take from various religions or your own whatever makes you happy. I have my own beliefs and Religiously Satan on a spiritual level stands for the Powers of Darkness, the Powers of the Unknown which are always all around us at all times. This is the best way to talk about these Spirits and Powers. Not a god or a devil as both of them are christian god's and that has nothing to do with Satanism. Of course there are different types of satanism. And I never wear gold as that is not healthy for you!
Must need something bad and use that during ritual then you might be able to get help from these powers I believe are all around us. But that is only if they like you. I do not believe in the two christians beings god or the Devil, I believe in the Powers of the Unknown, Powers of Darkness, The Powers of the Occult what ever name you want to use. . I have done Satanic Rituals and have seen and heard spirits.
Some people like to call "Them" God or the Devil or whatever, but I do not believe there is all one good and one all bad power. I believe there are many, many different Spirits and Powers that exist and that they are not good or evil, like humans they have both inside of them and I always treat them with the highest amount of respect and feel that respect returned by Them. It is massive mutual respect. Not Power, but Powers, Big difference. I believe we are one and the same me and these Unknown Forces. You really have to respect them for the incredible power they have. I believe they come to those who they feel can handle it and who will be faithful believers." In the song "Welcome Princess of Hell" you hear me singing to these spirits and powers and they sing back to me. They came to me to let me know they are here for me on my journey and that they are behind me and that they wish me good luck so I see them as my protectors almost like guardian angels. We all live several lives so that our powers/souls can grow in order to reach a higher plane and join with something greater. Our powers live in a human shell several times that will enable us to go on to a new life form a higher plane of being or join one day with a larger greater force. But 99 percent of the population live by the Satanic Philosophy whether they know it or not. As Anton LaVey even told me that Satanism is simply a life philosophy and NOT a religion. Satanism is based on logic and things that are proven which is why it could never be a religion as religion is based on things that cannot be proven.
And that’s why I say that these powers of darkness are always welcome in my home. It’s as if the powers of the unknown came and said ‘Hey, we will stay with you and help you.’ That’s what I feel.” When I almost died during surgery I saw my body below as a demon tried to enter my soul and I had to fight him! These things are very real!
Personally I do not use electrical lighting at home and on my Satanic Altar or in the studio when I record vocals, only black candles as electrical lighting drives away the spirits and I love having them near me. People who see Satanism from the Christian view point are not treating these powers with respect and that is very dangerous. I once actually summoned a spirit in order to prove they are real to a girl who doubted and Satan came. My wife will not look in our mirror in fear something will come out.
In Satanism you are your own God. LaVey felt and I agree that we are all individuals born with different needs and views and so he felt everyone should make up their own mind about what to believe in spiritually if anything at all which is why he left a huge void in the Satanic Bible when it came to spirituality or any kind of religious beliefs and so within the Satanic Philosophy a person can still be a Christian if that fulfills their spiritual needs. Satan also means the Opposite, Inverted, Reversed which is why we wear the Satanic crosses and pentagrams. Satan means the opposite of religion. Satanism is living out your feelings and instincts without feeling it is a sin, enjoy yourself while you are here now while you can and have your own individual beliefs. One thing I consider almost mandatory though is believing there are powers around us. And you can use these powers to help yourself or those you care about. Or throw these powers at people in a negative way. I am not religious at all but you can say I am spiritual due to my experiences and beliefs. The Satanic bible is not really a bible because a bible is for religion so it should be called a book of philosophy instead. Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law.
When people see the word ‘Satan’ they see only negative. Satan is not only bad, to me. It represents both sides of everything. I don’t believe in the Christian devil.
“Christianity has both God and the devil. I believe there is neither of these two. I believe in the powers of the unknown, which I have experienced many times. I know that rituals work. I don’t do them often because you can easily misuse them. They will get back at you if you don’t respect them. Rituals can channel the forces that surround us all the time but I respect the powers and will not abuse them in any way. The Satanic Bible is 70 percent Philosophy and 30 percent magic. Satan is the power of the universe. Satan to me is the Powers of Darkness, not a man with horns. Some people think Satanism is what the Christian church portrays it to be. If you are as bad and as evil as you can be and you think that’s Satanism then you have become part of the Christian religion. That is Christian Satanism which is not what I am about at all. I know these powers are good because they saved my life many times!
@@robertpreston2220 Playing make-believe is fun!
Great vid man, appreciate the hard work you obviously put into making this.
Brings back so many memories from my younger years & a music scene I was very much into.
Although over the years since then, I’m talking everything pre ‘92 ish. I’ve been through many other music scenes since.
Now I’m in my mid to late 40’s and can honestly say, I’m totally glad I’ve been a part of ALL the music scenes I’ve been through. There’s been many.
Always have been, and always will continue to listen to Scum by Napalm Death. I’m sure they’ve done many better ‘musically’ albums, but Scum has a particular place in my heart. I’m glad it was covered in the vid.
10/10 documentary film bro.
When someone ask me "what is extreme metal?" My mind - 31:50
same but with a burning church in the back
Shitty black metal besides Celtic frost shouldn't be am exmaple
How can someone who calls himself Dani Filth sit there in fake contacts and say Venom looked decidedly hocus pocus and cheesey
By having generous amounts of self-distance and the ability to laugh at himself.
Because they did, how does COF being cheesey mean Venom wasn't?
venom did look cheesy and COF have been successful beyond belief
To be fair to the guy, I'm sure his comment had more context to it before being edited. It still amuses me though after seeing them get gobstopper'ed off stage in 10 minutes at Bloodstock
Sketchy Luke no fucking kidding, that little puke vampire dink saying shit about venom,what the fuck.
"There are many many more shades and colors to darkness than just black..." Fucking brilliant.
I've watched this I don't know how many times over the last 7 or 8 years and it took me until tonight to realize what a fucking work of art the subtitles to this video are. The "translations" are just perfect. Whoever did this, know that you have made the day of a total stranger. 🤣
I thought so too! There was a silent genius at work
"Death" and "Carcass" are two bands I've been listening to a lot to lately. Awesome bands. 🤘
Glad to see Carcass recognized.
I'll be seeing them live in 2 months
Legendary band
They're one of the shittiest and most overrated bands in all of existence.
They are kinda the ones that started the whole gore grind lyric style
@@jaewhite2462 and pioneered Melodic Death
u kno it's grindcore when you need subtitles for english
(╭☞ ͡o ͜ʖ ͡o)╭☞
lmao
And you know it's a extreme grindcore when it's hard to follow on the vocals even with English Subtitles on
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Try Infant Annihilator - Blasphemian
When you mentioned the Tampa scene,those bands are legendary to me
Thanks a million.
The closed captions on this are an artwork for themselves! Thank you!
57 yr old husband, father, grandfather & metalhead... no regrets, no apologies. 🤘👍
Same here ...everything you said
Hell yes brother!
🤘🏻
Dale Wells I remember we made love in a Birmingham bar back in the 90s. I’m that big muscular metalhead guy from the countryside bar we both visited.
I’m 54
I am an orthopaedic surgeon and still listen death metal songs during surgery (well one or two because the nurses and other surgeons complains about the noise??) thats make happier at the moments of more stress.....
I would be proud to call you my orthopedic surgeon, Doctor.
Carcass must fit well with the mood ahah
[X] Doubt
Interesting grammer for someone who claims to have a medical degree.
may try ambient music.. like Hammock
Thanks for posting this extra episode
This is one of the greatest documentary i've ever seen, keep up the good work dude.
“Venom started to get a little cheese” he said while wearing contact lenses to make himself look like a werewolf or a vampire.
Everyone says venom were cheesy
They went cheesy after the black metal record,excluding the die hard ep
This series was created to give a general idea of what Metal and its subgenres are and where they come from. It wasn't done for people who already enjoy Metal but for a broader audience. Obviously, it'll only scratch the surface.
You can't expect Sam to cover in depth Norwegian Black Metal, English Death and Grind, American Death Metal, Swedish Death Metal and everything in between in 50 minutes. Come on people!
+CarlHH777 Totally agree. As much as I was hoping for a mention of Atheist and maybe some other technical death metal, I realise that it's maybe too niche to discuss. Also, it was touched on in the progressive metal episode, so there you go.
Exactly he went for the basic stuff, come on peeps. Give him a break, Sam did a great job! Love the series bro! Too bad they’re no longer on tv....MTV and VH1 are no longer music channels, they’re polluted with garbage unfortunately.
Sam already made an in-depth documentary about black metal
Lol. Like some everyday non metal head is going to watch this. This is definitely made for the metal community. He just can’t cover every band on earth.
Why not? He could just do htat easily as he already did " Ohh, is crap, Marilyn Manson is Extreme Metal and if you say it isn't you are a genre nazi"
FTFY
came for the metal documentary, stayed for the occasionally hilarious subtitles. kudos to the guy behind the captions, bloody legend
I watched this whole series on the old VH1 Classic. Was the highlight of my Saturday night. Good memories.
How could he not mention (insert band name here).
Cephalic Carnage! **rabble rabble**
I love this
Philip Dearborn The Wu Tang Clan
Deicide!
Slapnuts the heaviest death metal band ever
Liverpool gave us The Beatles.... and Carcass!
And anathema
and me
Shake it up baby! Twist and AAAAAEEEEEEEEEUUUUUUUGGGGHHHHHH WEOWOWOWOWOW
Colin Troy
I am glad that few others band came before .( différents style too )
Don’t get me wrong but for me it sounds like a brutal move ...
And Echo & The Bunnymen!
Awesome video a man thanks for making this. 🤘
4:29 you just put Mayhem's album cover with Dead's blow head on it on YT just like that? And 2.9M people saw that? Beautiful.
If someone isn't familliar with the stories of Mayhem or the Dawn of the Black Hearts album cover, they could easly mistaken the cover for just some gory visual effects. Once you know the stories is when it gets more shocking and gruesome
Mayhem have some wild stories about Dead and Euronymous...
"There are many more shades of colors to darkness than just black" Martin Eric Ain RIP
Looking on UA-cam at gaahl varg GGALLIN favorite rock track
Black is the absence of colour.
I like your pfp
Amen
I'm guessing you're a Bad Religion listener
That is one of the most important metal videos on UA-cam. Love your work Sam and team.
Brendan Mac all of the metal evolution series is
caput mundi v
Brendan Mac
hell yah!
Great job Dunn!
Greetings from Brazil!
The sheer amount of retardation in this thread is appalling.
This is the episode that introduced me to Celtic Frost.
And I'm so thankful for that!
Carcass started out as a punk band after they started grindcore and goregrind band, however with Mike Amott they took another path to death metal for the third album and for the fourth and other works they came with melodic death metal, actually the Pioneer in this subgenre was heartwork
extreme music is not only for extreme people.
i listen to extreme metal and i don't consider myself an extreme person.
Very true. I'm a living example
Same
Same here, I even listen to hip hop...
same here my music taste isn´t exactly same that my personality
So true ... I literally wear polos and cashmere sweaters while listening to Mayhem at the tennis club
For those metalheads that speak spanish (either as your mother language, or if you learnt it later) there's an amazing book by a spanish guy named Salva Rubio, and the book's title is "Metal Extremo: 30 Años de Oscuridad (1981-2011)". Translated roughly it's name could be "Extreme Metal: 30 Years of Obscurity (1981-2011)". If you have read Keith Kahn Harris' "EXTREME METAL: MUSIC AND CULTURE ON THE EDGE", Rubio's book is a bit similar, only without the complex sociological lexicon and background theory. Both books are amazing reads. However I do think that Rubio's book makes it easier to grasp and truly understand to those who aren't sociologists, or philosophers, or anthropologists (or social scientists in general) just what in the hell extreme metal is. Like I said, the book is in spanish, but it's an amazing read.
So if you can, or want to, check it out.
Estaba emocionado de pedir el libro. Pero es demasiado caro.
I love how I paid money for this when it originally came out and now here it is on UA-cam to watch for free. Thanks!
Is that a touch of butt-hurt sarcasm?
I remember seeing an early episode of this series on tv and going wow, this is brilliant, is this a weekly show ? Sure enough, every weekend there was another episode and another till the end of the series. When I checked at my local music store to see if this series was available on DVD and found it, I jumped on it immediately. I probably watched the whole thing at least 50 times over the years, if not more. Sam Dunn is awesome and all his docs are amazing. Banger Films rule !
I love this stuff man! I could listen to Sam all day.
Hellhammer and Celtic Frost were so far ahead of its time.
Thrash tempo. Some doom tone. Avante Garde elements splashed in for good measure. They were extremely daring and bold to do what they did
I don't particularly enjoy grindcore, but I understand where the artists are coming from and how they've influenced metal and I have come to respect it.
***** I'm not a fan of black metal, either.
I am not a black metal fan neither, but I don't hate it I just respect it because it was one of those genres that saved metal music from going down to being nothing.
I am a huge fan of Grindcore/Goregrind/Noisegrind, Death/Slam/Deathgrind...etc. But Black metal is still my top top favorite haha.
You guys are the true defenition of metal.
Erick Mazur A metal (from Greek μέταλλον métallon, "mine, quarry, metal"[1][2]) is a material (an element, compound, or alloy) that is typically hard when in solid state, opaque, shiny, and has good electrical and thermal conductivity. Metals are generally malleable-that is, they can be hammered or pressed permanently out of shape without breaking or cracking-as well as fusible (able to be fused or melted) and ductile (able to be drawn out into a thin wire).[3] About 91 of the 118 elements in the periodic table are metals; the others are nonmetals or metalloids. Some elements appear in both metallic and non-metallic forms.
No, they're not.
An old guitar teacher of mine introduced me to Carcass, started with The Heartwork album and was so blown away 🤘
I have to say, the subtitles are fantastic! Great episode!
"What did it take to make Extreme Metal relevant again?"
Screen fades out and back in to the Norwegian flag with Mayhem playing.
Here we go!!
"There are many more shades to darkness than just black". Profound shit right there.
without words, I love this video, thanks alot for show us this type of content.
This was so sick. Thank you for your contribution to metal 🤘
This documentary has a flow similar to clicking random wikipedia links
Nailed it!
funny cause it's true
@@darkchenpacq69 looking on UA-cam at gaahl Marilyn GGALLIN varg favorite track
Ikr, thats what I thought 😂
Easy to criticise when you're not the one having to pull it all together from different bands on different continents all around at the same time
*46:55** Joe: we dont need to use gore because life is brutal enough*
*felt that shit*
That made me love them so much more! Hail Gojira! 🤘🤘
@@ArkaeaFCL3 all hail the french death metal elites
Nah I still need gore, what’s extreme metal without gore and filth demonic image ? All hails Satan !!
gramm cool doesn't matter if you don't think it matters. "Cool" is one of those abstract concepts that's there to make people feel as if they must fit into a certain image or style in order to be what they want. In reality, it's a high school level of ignorance and fear mongering that most mature and intelligent people should be able to move past in order to be who they want, and the same goes for metal bands. Just because you're trying to be "cool" doesn't mean your music is worth anything. Asking alexandria tries to be cool, but I don't like their music. Gojira (I'm pretty sure) doesn't care about that but their music is awesome. Dont try to be cool, just be yourself and make awesome music.
@@cannibisgrind3642Now that's just edgy and cringey asf
Man, seeing this now I know that if I had a doc like this when I was growing up and on Metal I would probably had memorized every frame of it, that’s what we did back then
Nothing better than a small venue Extreme Metal show.
RIP Chuck \m/
Not gonna see a house wife doing laundry to some death metal?! POOOF; come to my house.
Address please?
Can we be neighbors?
i would like to visit your house
Right, I thought the same thing
@Rogue Comedian Wow who hurt you. Get some therapy asap man.
Memories, best period of my life, discovering and seeing those bands. Would definitely have seen ABSU in this list.
The captions are pure gold!
Some extreme metal acts worth mentioning:
Parabellum (Colombia)
Sarcófago (Brazil)
Von (USA)
Sabbat (Japan)
Salem (Israel)
Blasphemy (Canada)
Mortuary Drape (Italy)
Rotting Christ (Greece)
Pentagram (Chile)
Just to name a few
Necrodeath
@@Nissardpertugiu Insane Italy Extreme Metal!!
PARABELLUM Y PENTAGRAM JAJAJAJAJAJAJAJAJA
4:29 Casually showcasing Dead with his brains splattered all over as a part of a cover montage
Hahahaha totally noticed that
lol im suprised there aren't more comments about that
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@@rikkinoriega7806 looking on UA-cam at gaahl GGALLIN Marilyn varg favorite track
Oof what an idiot
This documentary is so cool and interesting. Great production as well. Thanks for share it for free!!! \m/
Great documentary, really enjoyable and covered some classic stuff in extreme metal's evolution. The only thing I'd like to have seen is a bit more about how modern genres like deathcore, mathcore, and particularly techdeath are keeping the variety and progression within extreme metal. But still.....a real nice celebration of the depth of the extreme metal scene :).
Compared to black and doom death is really still very stagnant.
Martin from Celtic Frost.... "Joy Division, Siouxsie and the Banshees, The Cure, Sisters of Mercy, Christian Death". Indeed!
Fucking Goth, that's why CF went shit after 1986.
@@Malegys rip martin
The Uncouth Youth that’s a terrible argument
Lmao their last album was their best album
They wanted that gothic sort of vibe. Not sure they ever really got it.
Jim Carrey needs to get off his ass and front a Death Metal/Grindcore band.
Jim Carrey and the Masked Band
Truman and the Show
Yeah, and call it child mortality (he’s an antivaxxer lmao)
he looks the part now too with that beard lol
I love how he got Joe to be on here knowing how much he loved Gojira. Crazy to think a few years later Gojira would be as big as they are! This was a fun watch
Such a great documentary ! Thank you !
How the hell did he manage to not mention the Swedish scene with Entombed and Dismember etc?
I don't disagree, but they did skip over a lot. I suppose they had to really pare down to get under an hour.
There is an entire deleted part on the DVD about Sweden.
Johan Nilsson left hand path was pretty influential. lmao... he did show one photo of opeth.
It boils down to who he could manage to interview in the time he had and being selective of which parts to focus on int he hour of time he had.
Absolutely the swedish scene was also big but many other European bands were also missed.
for my high school essay I wrote the differences between metal genres. most of my research was done by watching this series and metal: a headbangers journey lol
Venom's Black Metal was the first album I bought from the genre, like 84..blew my young mind I thought WASP and Motley were dark, but you could tell it was an act, but Venom..that shit seemed real!🤣 I'm 48 now, and still dig this shit from time to time.
I'm 42 and still seeking out new and heavier bands. Would gladly give some suggestions if you're interested 🤘
Im with you!!! They scared the hell out of me-Im 50!!!
@H8SJWS venom was an act as well
So awesome thanks, dunno music has always been important to me. Love these stories of coming up in the genre 🤘.
What is it with metal documentaries and interviews that just speak in such vague generalities that sound cool and expansive but really say absolutely nothing.
"Takes the musical elements of traditional metal and pushes them to the extreme"
"They just took it to a whole other level"
"The blast beat is a whole new level of speed"
Like, holy shit, be a bit more specific.
IKR! That shit is seriously verging on Spinal Tap-esque levels of clichè...
Man, your comment really took what I was thinking and pushed it to another dimension entirely.
Yeah, it assumes you know a bunch of stuff already
Taking the elements of traditional metal and pushing it to the extreme is somehow confusing to you? It makes perfect sense. It's like when Chong said he put a Black Sabbath album on 78 rpm and saw God.
I don't understand how difficult it is to understand and relate basic precepts about a culture that has been around for a long time and therefore those who taste it are supposed to have a right opinion and I mean this ... a biographical work that educates you with manzanitas what is already understood ... more specific than that would be a sarcastic apology to ignorance pretending to be cult with a criticism out of logic like this ... more sense to the questioning bro
God I love Fenriz, so animated and you can just see his passion. Id love to sit and learn from this man about music.
+Bliced He wouldn't have much to say to teach you, he's so clearly about feeling over thought or theory. He would have a shit ton of bands to talk about, but you can actually see what bands he promotes if you look up his playlists and such
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+Bliced Sadly his new music is shit.
+Bliced idk what you would want to learn from him. He is the anti-musician. Anti-artist. I read an interview with him in Guitar World, he said people that try to be good musicians are horrible. people that try at anything are awful people. The guy is a fucking douchebag.
Lyman Vann He is a bit of a twat. Truth be told.
The goddamn subtitles on this video are straight up on point. Literally if I were deaf, I think I would have a better understanding of what this documentary conveys than someone just watching it.
Thanks for this I was a huge fan of grindcore and death back in the late 80s,early 90s.
Gojira are like the hippies of metal and they stand out and have their own sound. Arguably one of the greatest metal bands today.
You think they're hippie metal? Gotta check out the Cascadian black metal scene bro. I recommend Alda. Now THAT is hippie metal!
Strings 1043 hey! Don't insult gojira they are awesome
Mastodon, Gojira and Opeth are keeping metal alive.
You mean shittiest, right?
@@lucianlihaciu1916 just an opinion right
Dani Filth calling another band cheesy? oh the irony.
+Peanut Butter Knife Fight love that album
Tomé Silva I love your choice too. Have it on vinyl.
Peanut Butter Knife Fight oh, nice
+Peanut Butter Knife Fight He's right though, and he's well aware of his own bands campiness
+Thatmusictool
Not just he's aware of it, they created that gothic cheesy image on purpose. They are true metalheads though, calling them fake is stupid. It's fake when you pretend someone you are not. CoF was never pretending to be trve kvlt black metal band. Now, talking about fake, I wonder how Gorgoroth/Gaahl trve fans are feeling now ;)
I really hope you guys do more of these "Metal Evolutions" about Death Metal, Swedish Death Metal, and especially Black Metal. Focusing less on the controversies and more on the ART.
Love this series!
Your docs on bands like ZZ top, Rush, & Alice Cooper are top tier!
A Rage Against the Machine doc one day would be great too, especially since Sam hates "Nu Metal". Haha!
seeing at BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD
We need an episode just of the death metal history, roots and bands!
I love this f****n' serie!
There are more shades and colors to darkness than just black
+vig Yep probably the best quote from this episode. Notice how he mentions gothic bands while some metalheads trash talk them despite a classic band like Celtic Frost citing them as an influence.
+Robert yeh, i thought that was the best quote too.
Goths trash metal also
Metal is so diverse.
Mr Pickles!
Yep I won't waste time trying to figure much..I just listen to all that I love
I agree
That's why I'm always amazed when someone says they don't like metal...there's so many different types...it's a huge metal universe
@@jackiethedetestator7342 jazz
7 years ago. Man...we need an update for this to include the nasty sounds happening these days.
These closed captions go hard.
I have such tremendous respect for Sam Dunn and the Metal Evolution series. Firstly it helps explain the music I love to those who do not understand. Those who hear noise where I hear musicianship. Secondly for the access he had gained over the years, the interviews he has conducted with some of the greatest stars in each genre. So, Mr. Dunn, I tip my hat for thee.
Indeed. What a true masterpiece this series was.
I will always be grateful to heavy Metal for not only being great music. But also for getting me into Satanism many years ago which also changed my life in a great way!
He was afraid of venom like a pussy lol
Bill Steer's growl is underrated
Aren’t they pitch shifted (but I still like it)
@@sonnymitchell1113 Some parts are, but I think those are just for effect in the songs. He does it properly for example in ''Exhume to Consume''.
Whoever did subtitles is a goddamn legend!!
Nice opening with Vader. I'm from poland. I'm very proud of this intro. Good job.
I got to meet and hang out on the tour bus with Chuck Schuldiner after a show in Atlanta in 1996....I remember him and Gene and Bobby all being just down to earth, super cool guys.
Mentioned Dimmu but not Emperor or Bathory ? Gosh, that's a big gap.
+Johnny He did mention Emperor and Bathory but he didn't talk much about them.
+Gabe Burciaga i want to see emo music
+Johnny theres an awful lot of material to address i think this is pretty awesome
+Johnny the only thing they didn't do was interview them. they were definitely included in the video. I hope he does another video soon that includes all the bands that contributed to the metal evolution. \m/
+Johnny No sodom too
I am really appreciating these subtitles.