Between Exultation and Aggression (An Extreme/Death Metal Documentary Film) - Noise Dosage Media
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- Опубліковано 14 лип 2022
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Featuring: Napalm Death, Cattle Decapitation, Gatecreeper, Incantation, Municipal Waste, Nuclear Assault, Midnight, Exhumed, Frozen Soul, 200 Stab Wounds, Sanguisugabogg, and more!
Directed by Jon Lambert (Noise Dosage Media)
Cover Artwork - Brandon Jones (@bennybonesart)
Text and Layout - Matthew Rucki (@withered_designs)
Audio Mixing and Mastering - Sonic Assault Studios
It’s hard to summarize something that has molded the last few years of your life in a simple paragraph, especially a project that involves your greatest passions. For me, this is filmmaking and metal music.
Looking back to the beginning of this project, I recall laughing hysterically (which can be found in the bloopers at the end) with Nunslaughter’s Don of The Dead as well as a motivating trip to Cleveland, Ohio with a good friend named Victor, to attend a death metal show and film a conversation with both Sanguisugabogg and 200 Stab Wounds. We hopped in a rental car and began our journey by picking each other’s brains about topics we thought would be unique and informative to cover while cranking some obnoxiously loud tunes. After our conversation, we concluded that a documentary about the evolution, culture and stories regarding extreme music would be most significant. The night was filled with meeting up with friends I’ve made over the years being a part of the scene, learning curves in capturing cinematic footage, and multiple technical failures as this were something I’d never attempted before being strictly a concert photographer. Since that day I’ve been on a mission to present something refreshing to the scene in support of the bands that have made such a massive impact on me, both personally and through my podcast.
Over the course of time, this film’s purpose evolved in many ways. Our overall vision was to create a professionally edited and produced documentary film that would be informative and enjoyable for fans of extreme music all around the world to watch. Our hopes are to inspire creative minds to continue to start expressing themselves by using the advice given therein. We set out to discover a number of young bands that have been carrying the torch in regards to keeping this genre constantly growing and pushing boundaries while creating opportunities to pick the brains of the innovators who came before them. We wanted to create a well-rounded perspective on this style of music for new listeners with the hope that they might one day become fans themselves, or at least respect the style to some degree.
The main topics covered in this documentary involve deep dives into artists' pasts by discussing the initial spark that got them hooked on music, and the impact it has had on them as a person over the years. We divulge thoughts on diehard culture, the most rewarding aspects of operating with a DIY mentality, and prove how this style of music is a healthy form of expression, and lifestyle, even if the lyrical content may come across as negative or confrontational.
Throughout this film, you will recognize many well-known figures in the underground extreme metal scene such as Barney Greenway (Napalm Death), Dan Lilker (Nuclear Assault/S.O.D/Anthrax), Travis Ryan (Cattle Decapitation), John McEntee (Incantation), Tony Foresta and Ryan Waste (Municipal Waste), Trevor Peres (Obituary), Athenar (Midnight), along with various up-and-coming bands that have been forging their own mark in keeping this style of music thriving. This includes Gatecreeper, Frozen Soul, Undeath, 200 Stab Wounds, Skeletal Remains, Shadow of Intent, Bodysnatcher, Sanguisugabogg, and more. We dig up some of the most terrifying and hilarious tour stories such as Matt Harvey (Exhumed/Gruesome) getting stuck overseas in prison over a bullet belt without an English-speaking translator, Tony Foresta’s (Municipal Waste) experience with being stuck in a bind with a bloody promoter, Chris Monroy’s (Skeletal Remains) tiring mission to find his intoxicated drummer at a festival after sharing a hefty bottle of Jack Daniel’s, and Adam Roethlisberger (Vitriol) waking up to his frantic band members being held up at gunpoint at a truck stop on tour over pennies.
To all of the artists, fans, and friends that helped make this film happen - thank you from the bottom of my heart. I'm genuinely grateful that this film came to existence and cannot wait to see what's next for this genre.
- Jon Lambert (Noise Dosage Media)
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not a phase
Absolutely not I've been into Death Metal, Slam, Black Metal and Deathcore in particular. Since I first got my first Cannibal Corpse, Kraanium and Suicide Scilence albums. Just anything that has harsh vocals and heavy guitars. It's not a phase it's a way of life.
RIP Trevor Strnad. A substantial loss to this scene and its people and many many more - a great frontman and vocalist.
Definitely a great loss for the scene
Didnt care for BDM but Trevor seemed like a cool guy who knew his metal.
Literally saw them on September 11th in KY drove 3 1/2 hours one way and it was worth every minute. The circle put to death mask divine was perfect
He passed a day before my birthday I cried for the rest of the day. I’m not a pussy, but I’ve never had a celebrity loss hit me like that before. May satan rest his soul
@@Mdalton20040 celebrity 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I'm 71 yoa and became a heavy metal fan via Led Zeppelin in 1969.After that it was metal all the way until I heard Where The Slime Live on tape @ 1995.That turned my head around completely. Shortly after I saw Carcass live and that was it and has been it ever since.Ive seen them all since then and continue to buy the music and watch the bands and will do for as long as I can.Love it.
Documentaries like these are very important. This, Slave to the Grind and Metal Evolutions Extreme metal really know how to put insight on the genres itself. It makes me excited to listen to these bands talk about how happy and dedicated and that it has nothing to do with getting famous and rich. It's forever about the music. Great work!!!!
Appreciate you putting my work with those huge titles. Thank you for watching!
“…. And if that involves having a fucking chainsaw in the background, as long as that’s in F# or something, that’s fine.”
My favorite quote!
I think it fun to hear John Mcentee talk did not think he had such a high pitch in his voice,when you hear him growl he is a monster,been a incantation fan for a long time,but my fav vocalist will allways be Craig
Gnarly vocalist and great human being.
"Watching the light from a star that's already dead or dying" is the most death metal line from the whole documentary 😂
Jon, incredible work on this!!! The range of guests, from old-school to modern, you got together for this documentary provide the perfect range of context for how the genre got to where it is today and how it exists among the musicians and fans. Ace work, my friend. I know it took time to put this together and you f'ing did it! Great work homie. \m/(>
Sean! Thank you for helping out with this project by proofreading. You've supported me for a long time and I respect that alot.
I'm 58 and I still listen to bands like Entombed,Gorguts,Asphyx,and I love Industrial metal like Godflesh, Killing Joke,Ministry,I guess I'll never lose my edge
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This is and the grindcore doc are the best extreme music documentaries ever. Thank you for documenting this stuff and giving a platform to these musicians so they can show how passionate the extreme scene is.
We’re not just crazy devil worshipping emo kids, it’s the best music of all time and takes a lot to understand.
Thank you for the kind words Tristan!
Awesome video! I’m 43 years old and got into Death Metal after watching Traces of Death 3 VHS back in the early 90’s which had a killer soundtrack. It had Pungent Stench, Hypocrisy, Benediction, Deceased, Exit 13, Dismember, Mortician,etc on it. Started playing guitar/drums in 93 and played in few Death Metal bands. Playing shows was so awesome and I miss it. I love most all Metal genres except for NuMetal and Sellout Mainstream Metal like Korn, Slipknot, etc. I really like Tech Death Metal and Tech Deathcore a lot because there are some bands that are really pushing the boundaries of technicality and sheer brutality to another level. Bands like:
Beneath The Massacre
Archspire
Rings of Saturn
Ophidian I
Origin
Beyond Creation
Cytotoxin
First Fragment
Gorod
Spawn of Possession (R.I.P.)
Necrophagist (R.I.P.)
Cryptopsy
and many more. I can’t believe no one in this video mentioned the band “Macabre”. They were one of the very first fast brutal Death Metal bands as they formed in 1984 and released there first album in 1986 I believe. Anyways, great video and anyone whose into Grindcore, Thrash Metal, DeathCore, Death Metal, Black Metal, etc props to you 🤜🤛 as you are helping to keep these genres of Metal alive and well. Anyone who likes the really technical heavy 💩then here is a taste. Enjoy! ua-cam.com/video/eDAZztJQyck/v-deo.html
Thanks for your support and loving Archspire! They're so good.
@@NoiseDosageMedia An Archspire fan!!! Very nice 👍!! Indeed they are. Definitely one of the next level bands. I’d love to see them live. I’ve seen numerous videos of them playing live and they sound great but it’s just not the same. Cheers!
Another 43 year old fan here. Obituary was probably the first death metal I got into, and now, I am loving Archspire and Gorod along with many others on your list. Cheers!
@@nicholaschupka4150 your 43 huh? Time flys don’t it 😔 but hey we got some good memories to keep with us and time left to make more hopefully. Yes! Obituary was a big inspirational band for me and that’s awesome you also got into stuff like Archspire and Gorod. Some older metal heads I know have gotten stuck in the past and totally ignores or dislikes the newer stuff just because it’s new. I can’t do that because I love watching/listening to the progression/evolution of metal. Don’t get me wrong I still love the old stuff especially Morbid Angel, Cannibal Corpse (who are STILL putting out great stuff), Deicide, Carcass, At The Gates, Malevolent Creation, Pantera, Slayer, Sepultura, Napalm Death, man the list is long 😆. Anyways, thanks for replying and sharing that and I wish you and yours the best! Cheers!
I loved this documentary so much. It was cool how you had a nice blend of the older artist who’ve been on the road for a while and then newer bands who are just hitting the road. As someone who loves heavy music as a fan, it’s cool to see the people creating the art love this music too. It’s so inspiring and it’s why me and my friends decided to start a metal podcast. I want to help people find this music because it’s such an important part of my being. Watching this made me feel like I made the right decision in creating this podcast. Thank you!!
Right on dude! I felt the same way. If you ever need guests for your podcast from the depths of south Texas, hit us up in Kryptik Mutation!🤘🏼
@@alfredogonzalez8573 Hellyeah man, I’ll definitely hit you guys up. I just checked out some of your guys’ music and consider me a fan now!
I'm grateful that you found this inspiring to you.
Metal has been a huge part of my life as well and it's great to hear you began your podcast. I wouldn't have made this documentary if it wasn't for my podcast.
If you'd like to do an episode, I'd be totally down.
noisedosagemedia585@gmail.com
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Thank you so much to everyone you contributed to making this beautiful documentary about the music we love so that the next generation has a high quality artifact to study and appreciate the genius and art that is death metal. I been playing in death metal bands since highschool and im 41 now, and this video beautifully illustrates how the new blood mixes with the old and makes newer blood to mix with the old and the new and the new new and the new new new... Just keep it going
Appreciate your comment and gratitude!
Great documentary. What always stands out to me is that most of the extreme music people come across as just the nicest.
Necrophagist teached us all, that there are still too much work to make. EPITAH, what a masterpiece.
Sick! There's some serious legends on here 🍻cheers Jon
Thank you for this, 3 hours well spent
Another one is on the way, stay on the lookout!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and your positive feedback.
Trevor from obituary definitely nailed it when he explained with how it's like when He makes guitar riffs 😆🤘
I love that this is dedicated to Trevor Strnad! What an absolute Metal Warrior he was.
For me, AC/DC and Metallica showed me the door. Iron Maiden, Black Sabbath, and Judas Priest unlocked the door. Slayer opened the door. Pantera blew the fucking door off the hinges. Carcass and Napalm Death were shining the light on the other side. And Cannibal Corpse sucked me in.
Now I listen to death metal more than any other sub genre. But I still enjoy the classics.
A good and relatable list of inspiration! My older brother got me into Maiden and Priest back in the 80's, but he couldnt understand when I liked Slayer and Anthrax. Different strokes and whatnot. I'm new to listening to Death metal, but I regret all the years I wrote it off as " growling cookie monster stuff". I was wrong. The best musicians are playing death metal.
@@saltpeter7429 Same with me. Took me a while to get into death metal. I liked Carcass and CC in the 90’s, but I didn’t go out and buy all their CDs like I did with other bands. But the older I got the more I liked death metal. And now it’s my favourite sub genre.
Glad there's docs like this that return me to my beginnings 🤘🏽
Im so grateful for extreme music, its one of the most wonderful things in this world 🤘⚡👍☠️
Stop going down this slippery slope now, if you still can! It s all fun and games at first but then you become addicted and trapped in a downward spiral to Slam and War Metal
This will be a great time capsule for what the current metal scene is like.
We certainly hope! Much appreciated for your love and support.
Peace Love and Death Metal ☮️
What an amazing documentary. The amount of work that went into this must have been intense. Thank you for such an output. All metalheads should see this.
Connor, thank you for taking the time to watch my documentary film. This comment means a ton because it was a bunch of work but it was totally worth every minute. Metal means a lot to me!
Very excited for all that will come in the future! Love this and the pod. Keep it up! 🤘
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The 90’s is when I was growing on this scene and still tend to get back to most of the bands. Legendary stuff really 🔥🔥🔥
This was awesome! Thanks for putting this together!
Amazing documentary. Thanks for taking the time to make this!
Truly spectacular! Thank you so much for documenting all of this! 🤘🏼
This the coolest thing I've seen in a long time
Dennis! You made my day, thank you for taking the time to watch the film.
@@NoiseDosageMedia I haven't watched the whole thing but it's awesome to see how enthusiastic people are about metal.
Hell yeah, kids in my town have brought death metal back and it's awesome!!!
This is AWESOME, really really appreciate the amount of work that went into this, and the awesome insights from these artists ive followed for a long while!
Amazing work put in here, thank you.
This was super chill, man. Fantastic work. Loved the laid back discussion approach.
Excellent! I like how long this documentary is, entertaining all the way!
This deserves way more views
How I think most of us discovered Death Metal.
(At first)
"What is this dude? it's just noise..."
(3 days later)
"Holy fuck'n shit, this is the most badass shit eveeeeer!!"
My year of enlightenment was 1991, I was 16. The band and album responsible for dragging me in? Morbid Angel ~ Blessed are the Sick
No, for me it was instant love hehe, never felt it was noise. I was 13 early 90's I was messing with covers on vocals in my first garage bands, had few Megadeath, Metallica, Maiden Slayer etc albums and wanted to make metal with a horror movie monster like voice, weeks later I had Death Human on vinyl and my first guitar & a 1.5 year after I was guitarist vocalist with my band Suffer playing live shows... You can see us live if you type Suffer Sydney Death Metal Lewisham Hotel in UA-cam. One video on my channel
Amazing, love it. Thank you
Thank you for this!!
Excellent documentary! Thank you for posting!
Awesome documentary including the new OSDM bands. Very smart! We’re living in historical times for death metal to be honest. Proud to be a part of it!
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Awesome...
Great documentary! Thanks!
Killer documentary!!! As a diehard fan of the extreme I'm super thankful for this material bc is not about bands and metal competition, is all about metalheads talking to other metalheads. Amazing work guys!!! this is the kind of material we need!! Thanks so much lml Keep Fucking Supporting Metal lml
I do love toilet sounds with blast beats over it. shits groovy
Found out about this while playing at Into the Darkness Fest this passed weekend. This is so well done and thorough. Really enjoying hearing from bands I look up to. It validates how I feel about making music when I hear how others went through a similar journey. Thanks for making this!
In 1992 I was 18 my 1st show was Gorguts -Cannibal Corpse-Corrosion of Conformity.
Jealous, thank you for your support
I’m still jamming Considered Dead to this day. It’s really the only Gorguts album I like.
@@BeastCake1349 What about Erosion of Sanity?! Love & respect everything they've done but those two are the ones that keep me coming back after all these years \m/
@@Sean-fv4wi Erosion of sanity is very good it’s just considered was the first one I’ve heard of them and it’s just been my favorite.
Had a great time watching this! Thanks for bringing this huge documentary to life!
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Beautifully done.
What a great doc. And the perfect time for it to come out!
Lots of growth and interesting things going on nowadays, you can expect another film in the future from us!
This is a fantastic insight into our world for people on the outside of it to look at and learn something from. Good job!!
Damn, what a cool bunch of interviews!
Excellent documentary! Thanks
This documentary has a great theme of never ❤ aspire to anything , just keep blindly doing whatever it is that you find yourself routinely doing that brings you peace or Peaks your thoughts... chances are that you don't even realize that you have already chosen your profession or passion. Great life advice
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Killer documentary Jon!! Really enjoyed it!
Great documentary for the music I love. I like that you gave all of these artists a voice and it kept me captivated. Death metal is a huge part of my life and hearing these guys sharing the same passions I have for the music was highly entertaining. Bravo!
This is very well done from start to finish. Enjoyed every bit of it. Hell yeah!!
After editing this for a long time you tend to question this, glad you enjoyed it from the beginning to the end.
Pretty awesome documentary, all new footage to me. I love how all the younger bands are psychoanalyzing the process and speak more ethereal about everything and all the old school vets are just like, "I dunno, fuck it, just do what you want"
Great job, very interesting and intriguing.
That were some interesting, fun and educational 3 hours! Thank you!
Phillip! Thank you for your support, it means the world to me.
Amazing documentary, thanks for sharing! Also, I love the fact that a lot of new bands are represented as well, seeing 200 stab wounds and such in here is very refreshing. The editing is noteworthy as well.
Appreciate your kind words, you can expect more of this in the future!
What an awesome documentary!
Its just special for all fo us to enjoy Death Metal as it is. We are Privileged individuals.
Super interesting! Thanx a lot!
Just found this and just started watching but I'm so excited!!! Thanks for sharing this for free, you deserve millions of views!🤘🤘🤘
Thank you for your support and motivational words Eduardo!
Thank you. Watched 2h50min. long "Helvete: History of Norgwegian black metal" just yesterday, this is like the icing on the cake.
Of course, I hope the "icing on the cake" means you're into metal now?
That circle at around 1 hour was so. Fucked. You know when you go to a mall in the afternoon and you see old people walking around? It was like that. Dude...
This was great thanks for making it !!
You're welcome, more documentaries are to come in the future!
@@NoiseDosageMedia so awesome seeing all my favourite bands in one doc 🤣 someone needed to do this and you smashed it dude
rip Strnad
Highly appreciate this! thank you
You're welcome, appreciate you for taking time out of your day to watch this!
You said it all....
Gracefull
Great work dude!! Fucking loved it, I can tell a LOT of work and passion went into this. Can't wait to see what comes next!
More documentaries without a doubt...
Hell yeah 👌loved it
amazing
Damn! This is awesome 🤘
I like how you showed newer bands because most metal heads are stuck in the past so it's good that you shined some spotlight on some newer stuff
Yeah that was cool. I relate to Ethan McCarthy the most on how he says that on the extreme side, there are going to be death/grind/black mixing noise or dissonance to create some fucked up sounds.
Really cool documentary. I like that it's not rushed. The AOR and metal communities are great. 🎵🤘🏻🎸
Just finished watching totally amazing really enjoyed it great work 🤘
Appreciate your kind words David!
Been following your IG page for a while , thanks for this and keep up with the good work you’re doing for this Underground lifestyle
Really appreciate this message, this community has done alot for me. (It's the least I could do)
Expect more documentaries in the future!
Such a killer doc man,this rips 💪
🤘💀🤘
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Just found this .. Awesome work 🤘🤘
Wicked Doc ! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Excellent video 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I can’t tell you how much I enjoyed this. I would much rather be around rivet heads than almost anybody. Keep the flame alive in the underground.
thank you noise dosage media, this is well thought out presentation on death/extreme metal, i grew up in central florida when death metal erupted onto the scene, no one could have guessed the longevity of obituary way back then, king diamond was another big influence as well, regards.
Really appreciate your kind words, glad you enjoyed the documentary. Love the Florida weather...
@@NoiseDosageMedia right on, i love heavy/death/black/thrash/electronic/goth/doom metal, etc, music is my father, i had no dad at home, so it is music that has been there for me, especially angry, violent music 🤗 i no longer live in florida, i live by death valley, once again, you really did a wonderful job with this documentary, and how death has not died at all in regards to being embraced by younger generations, regardless of the concept that everything's been uncovered or tried with death/extreme metal, i personally create music that uses electronics, along with down tempo and lower frequencies incorporated with softly spoken lyrics that are easily understood that is easily classified as heavy/extreme/death metal, and it does not sound generic or commercialized either, so take it from me, there is plenty of creativity left to create heavy music that does not sound like every one else, where anyone takes it is a matter of personal choice, artists create music for themselves, we just choose to like it or not, thank you for your reply, i appreciate it, keep up the good work, regards from nevada
Motivation and comfort. Beautiful.
Thank you so much!
Legends.
This is a documentary of my life, oh fuck. This is so incredible, you have my total support forever.
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thank you for this! i'm a metal newbie and i listened to all kinds of subgenres eventually deciding i like death metal the best. so i enjoy learning more and more about this subgenre. your video was very entertaining and educational :)
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awesome doc! you keep showing dudes from bands ive seen! and followed religiously! Carcass, Exhumed, Cattle Decap, Decapitated, Gatecreeper, Municipal...So siiiick dudes!🤮
Can I get a jug of that diarrhea pool, mate? It's for... a friend... to gargle.
Great doc Jon! i really enjoyed this!
Thank you Andy!
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I am astonished on the fact of the very existence and creation of this documentary ! Years pass but the inner fuel for this kind of music continues intact. For me personally headbanging since 77 ! I was a kid and embraced in the subsequent years al the sounds that would come from the different souls that everywhere were and still are trying to express through metal music their own visions of the world ! Kudos to the producers, musicians and people involved ! Long live metal, thrash, death and whatever kinds of all sorts that are played from the guts and the soul ! 🤘
Headbanging since 77'! Thank you for positive feedback and supporting underground music.
We're starting the next film in a few months!
@@NoiseDosageMedia Yes! 77 sabbath and beginning of the Motorhead saga... I was 10 years old... In argentina metal has always been king among the underground musical movements....I grew as an adult, graduate from the University in psychology, traveled the world, have 2 children who live in France, became a real state producer in the meantime, and all this time, metal music has always been there for me. All the best vibes for the next documentary! If in the future you need nerds like me to express their view, count me in! Horns up my friends! 🤘🤘
Before social media music was how we created communities and related to each other..I remember having a ticket to Slayer in my hand and being a little nervous about going but it turned out to be the time of my life. Great community through metal music. Lets face it, the people acts like Springsteen or George Michael attract are a little different than Metallica in 1984 🤘🏼
Man, At the Gates Slaughter of the Soul is one of the best metal albums ever made imo I was stoked to hear someone else call it out for the harmonious metal masterpiece it is. Super dope album. Certainly not my first metal experience or anything it came out when I was like 15 or so and I didn't even hear it until I was almost 20? I think. "Hardcore punk" is my first love, I use this terminology because my taste is definitely on a spectrum from metal to punk; don't get me wrong, I can jam out to some MF Doom too but definitely lean toward hardcore! Woah, it's rad they caught Ryan from Municipal Waste on here, he and Tony are both good people, actually I let them stay at my apartment when they were just releasing Waste Em All waaaay long ago after a show and it turned into this huge loud ass party in my geriatric apartment building! It was wild, we had a blast. Hung out with em a few times wayy back when Andy and Brandon were still in the band right before Witte started drumming and Brandon started Direct Control. Anyway real cool down to Earth fun guys to kick it and party with! They're touring soon don't miss em!
Gandalf John McEntee looks phenomenal. INCANTATION rule supreme
commenting again.. this is a really great piece. hilarious, heartwarming and motivating! big up 💖
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Beautiful doc
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I love Matt Harvey. One of the coolest dudes in the scene. He got me into EXODUS. And Mike from EHG. My favorite band.
I fully dig this documentary! One of the better ones, so sincerely expressing what we all love about Extreme Metal, and what gravitated us to it. I especially loved the comments around the 54.42 minute mark, where its mentioned that "people are the same everywhere, no matter where you go, there's a bunch of metal-heads waiting to see you... its a universal concept..." However, he goes on to name multiple countries but then says "you may not see that in Nigeria much..." I don't understand this. Are people not people in Nigeria? Are there no metalers in Nigeria? I'm not dissing the documentary-or the guy who said this, like I said, I love this documentary! I just don't understand why the exclusion of this particular country was made. Metal-Heads of all countries, ethnic groups, and back grounds just shows how wonderfully diverse the genre is geographically. We all share the same culture of METAL! No matter if we're from Nigeria, Japan, the Netherlands, Scotland, Ethiopia, Spain, the US, UK, India, Saudi Arabia, the Philippines, etc.
I think its awesome that the culture of the Metal and heavy extreme music community is now extending to the furthest reaches if the world, and it solidifies this bond that we all share, know, and love about extreme heavy music.
I grew up in Death Metal with more of the whole elitist-gatekeeper mentality. I think it was because there were so few of us and we wanted to show pride in what the squares (regular people) were giving us so much shit for being in to. But this also meant that alot of brown and black people were sort of ostracized. And, as was brought out in the documentary, there was a lot of division among the genres and sub-genres too. Today, I don't think there's any more room for that shit, and I personally think it's badass to go to shows and see people of all countries, colors, and ages rockin' out and banging their heads because we're all there for a shared purpose... Heavy, crunching, extreme METAL!!!
I just think there's probably people in countries like Nigeria that feel the same way.
But again. I love this documentary. It's so intelligent, for the most part. And so sincere, and genuine. Well done!
Danny was basically stating (from my understanding) that their country doesn't allow that type of music to be performed in that area.
Thank you for your analysis, really appreciate your kind words and fueling me to make another one...
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great documentary!