Lamb of God Was TOXIC - Chris Adler
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- Опубліковано 28 лют 2023
- Lamb of God Was TOXIC - Chris Adler #lambofgod
In this video, we delve into the controversial departure of Chris Adler, the former drummer of Lamb of God, and the toxicity that allegedly existed within the band. Chris Adler was an integral part of Lamb of God's sound and image, and his departure came as a surprise to many fans.
Through interviews with Chris Adler himself, as well as other members of Lamb of God and industry insiders, we explore the reasons behind his exit from #lambofgod
Having watched the making of Sacrament several times, you can see that Chris was the toxic one. The guy is an amazing drummer, probably one of my favorites, but you can clearly see that every time that he was around there was negativity.
Exactly what I posted
I mean…he said he had a toxic relationship with the band, so that’s consistent.
If you're not getting along with your band mates then you're gonna come across like that.
Agree
Do you have a job that you think is sucking the life out of you? If so, then you might be toxic too.🤷♂️
Its not a group of friends anymore, its more of a business these days
One of the best American metal drummers out there. He did his time. He did his part. Just because he's not in the band, doesn't mean the old Lamb music is gone. Let him live his life.
No point in arguing, we weren’t in the band. Let’s just hope they make up sooner or later
The new guy rocks. Seen them 3 times in the last two years
People in the comments section saying Chris was the toxic one are missing the point. Toxic relationships often work both directions. It's not that either camp was "toxic therefore bad", but rather they were a bad match for each other and both deserve the best possible outcome which, in this case, means separate. When someone says a situation is toxic it shouldn't be taken as an objective observation of the other parties, but rather a statement of the experience of the observer. Think of it like this. If you have a crazy ex that means you're also someone's crazy ex. It's not that you're a bad person, it's that that relationship was bad for both of you.
Chris Adler was the most metal head one out the group thru and thru. Legend and it's not a bad thing to look out for yourself to stay healthy either.
It surprised me he left like he did I always thought he was the one most dedicated to the band
Lamb of God had a few good albums than on to the same old repetitive sound so I'm happy for him trying something different. A musician shouldn't listen to the fans. The fans listen to the musician. Weather you like it or not that's life!
I have noticed that those who use the word "toxic" are the ones most likely to be toxic.
yeah true in real life, avoid toxic people.
Someone post a link to this Interview Chris had ❓
great drummer
Iconic 🫰
Source? Curious
Many bands and jobs are toxic, Dude gave up a life most only dream about but he's set for life so I can understand in the long run.
I wanna be happy.
Fans " NO! "
“Deboo” EP
*sniff*
Dave Mustaine is probably more toxic than LOG and Metallica combined lol
People stating that Chris was toxic during Sacrament: you probably never been in a band. The dude just stood his ground by saying that he wanted to make fast and heavy music. Randy literally never showed up while they were writing the instrumentals and Chris was the toxic one. Right.
I'm not saying that Chris is immune of all guilt, but for fuck's sake.
Following everyone's thought here in the comments, I can say that Mark Morton was the toxic one, trying to bring outside elements into Lamb of God, while Chris and Willie were trying to do what they did their whole lives - heavy and fast music.
My point is: none of y'all know what actually was going on, but all of you are super fast on coming here, calling Chris "the toxic one" in the band.
Grow up, people.
Is this your first time on the internet lol
Chris Adler's initial thoughts on the song Descending: "It's not metal".
@@zeal0tseven57 my guy, read my comment again. I didn't say Chris is immune of all guilt. I know very well that he was very vocal about Mark's input, sometimes way too vocal about it. But the fact is: that's what being in a band is. Not all the time, but sometimes. The creative process is filled with "I don't like that song" "Try another drum beat" "That riff doesn't sound good"
All I'm saying is that is unfair to blame Chris for all that, when there are 5 members in the band - many of whom were also "toxic"
@Daron Brown and you clearly can't read lol
And when you look at interviews, I just watched one with Mark and Randy, Mark was saying that having Randy on set while they were recording helped make the album and it was kick ass. Really makes you wish Randy was around during recording for their earlier albums. I'm only about 10 minutes into that documentary or whatever you want to call it, none of us except those handful(s) of people were ever in the band, so it's not our place to say who was the most toxic. I'll keep your comment in mind as I watch the Making of Sacrament though
Takes alot of balls to move on to new Horizons and putting your family first something alot of Americans have forgot about
He left Lamb of God to make butt rock and yet he called the band the toxic ones
This has nothing to do with how talented and how I respect him as an artist, but I saw the making of Sacrament and he was a complete ass.
You know they edit that crap too look a certain way.
And they had enough if not complete editorial control of that doc so going by your logic Chris allowed himself look bad on purpose. Got it 👍🏾 @@misterbaker9728
We always called Lamb of God the "Creed" of metal.
Why though? Is it like a gate keeping thing where you don't view them as true metal cause their not obscure enough
@@Drewthemagnificentwhat, you don't like Creed?
No problem we still have Cruz
Poor replacement. It's like going from a Ferrari to a Ford Focus.
Yeah okay… Cruz is 10xs cleaner than Adler
@@chrismoody9855 as a drummer of over 25 years, I can confidently say you have no idea what you’re talking about. Art is a cleaner player than Chris. Not better, but much cleaner and articulate
@@cory-o-cookies95 as well as lacking any style or originality.
@@texan_2ocho965 he’s playing a catalog every night, mostly composed by someone else. What do you expect to hear? Want him to change the songs written by someone else 15 years ago?
without him lamb of god like bts
Well The new drummer is sick so his departure sucks but still isn’t that bad
Chris is the toxic one. Watch the documentaries.
Megadeth suck, log rule.