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What would you say is a modern metal classic?
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That feeling when there's adults at a gig who are younger than your band t-shirt from the 2003 tour
That feeling when you read this comment while wearing your faded As The Palaces Burn t-shirt from 2003
@@derricklarson6572 That feeling when you read this comment while wearing your Sepultura Brazil football team jersey from Donington '96
Remember deathcore? That stuff got popular in 2005, 19 years ago, now I'm stuck with large holes in my ears and everyone assumes I'm a homosexual, which I am, but still you know.
I wasn't aware it started that early
@@CitizenSnipsI'd say the first 'golden age of deathcore' was 2005-2010 and was more hardcore adjacent and the second golden age started around 2020 and is more death metal adjacent but also with more melodic and blackened bands (Lorna Shore, Shadow Of Intent, Signs of the Swarms, etc.).
The 2005-2010 era:
Next to the big bands (Suicide Silence, Despised Icon, Whitechapel, Carnifex, All Shall Perish, JFAC, Chelsea Grin, As Blood Runs Black) you had some really heavy over the top, kinda goofy bands with lots of skits, and erm...yeah the lyrics of that time weren't too great aka a shitton of misogyny (e.g. Whore to a Chainsaw by Thy Art Is Murder or Whitechapel - Prostatic Fluid Asphyxiation). Here are some of my favorite lesser known bands and EP/albums of that time:
Albums/EP's:
Abacabb - Survivalist (2009)
A Black Rose Burial - An Awakening of Reventants (2005)
Animosity - Shut It Down (2003) Empires (2005) Animal (2007)
@MalevolentReflux Huh, never heard of deathcore until about 2008
@@CitizenSnipsI think 2008-2009 was when it blew up, it was pretty insane, you went to Despised Icon in a sold out venue holding a 1000 people and 500 of them didn't even really listen to metal, I was a weird but great time. Metalcore/deathcore was kinda mainstream even. I remember going to 'Lowlands' a festival with all kinds of music and there were 10k people headbanging to Rose Of Sharyn by Killswitch Engage and 1 hour later they were bouncing to Snoop Dogg and N.E.R.D.
Your sexuality isn't important to me. You're beautiful regardless
LMAO the Werther's candies. You guys fucking rule. Best youtube discovery ever. Can't wait to hear the full album!!!
This killed me lmao those skit are fucking perfect
Ashes of the Wake came out when I was a teenager, and Lamb of God were a 'modern' band that I listened to throughout my teens. The realisation that it came out closer to albums such as Master of Puppets or Reign in Blood than to today is absolutely mind-boggling.
One time, I saw Lamb of God in NJ. I watched the show in the pit with Max Weinberg and he was telling me how his kid was a metal fan and he takes him to shows. That fucking kid grew up, became the drummer for Slipknot, got fired and I'm still telling that dumb story like it happened yesterday. It was like 20 years ago.
Me when I realise The end of heartache is 20 years old 👴
The werthers out the pocket killed me, good job i have my incontinence pants on
Mate, Werthers are God-tier sweets. Don’t let anyone tell you different.
I'm so old, I saw Sepultura live with Max Cavallera still as the singer.
Literally my first thought when I saw the thumbnail, before even clicking the video, was, "Yeah, 'Modern' if 'I listened to this when I was in middle school' counts as modern".
Also, again, despite being over 20 years old, I think Opeth's Blackwater Park would be my answer. Not a song, but that album has gone on to create an entire sub-genre of prog that I basically live in. I would not be surprised if people were still talking about it in 50 years.
That’s how it is when you get to a certain age. As far as I’m concerned, bands like Korn and Deftones are all still newfangled.
yeah I def felt that I was in my early 20s when that came out, 42 now lol. My first metal concert was when Pantera was on the Great Southern Trendkill tour. I saw them with Anthrax and Coal Chamber in Virginia. I remember when Hatebreed was like the new thing around my parts, Satisfaction is the Death of Desire. And when we were kids we would have to hide listening to bands like Metallica and Slayer. We changed the lyrics to Enter Sandman to "Exit Night enter Light lmao" we would sing that part loud so it muffled out the real lyrics to be able to keep listening to it. And when I bought the Black Cassette tape my stepmom was like "Are there any curse words in this music? and the teenage clerks were like no, its fine nothing bad at all!. I had to run back and thank them because back in the day Hell and Shit were considered evil curse words LMAO
Ride the Lightning was 20 years old when Ashes of the Wake was released, and we’re now 20 years from Ashes of the Wake.
The maths make me go cross-eyed.
I think "Football Manager turned me into an axe murderer" by Raised BY Owls is a modern classic.
Wasn't there a Napalm Death record called "Time waits for no slave"?
I felt that
I feel attacked. 😂 God damn I'm getting old. I had no idea Laid to Rest was 20. I remember the Ashes of the wake tour like it was yesterday.
To be fair, Werther's are an elite choice and - ah fuck, I'm a creaky old git in my heart already aren't I?
I'm still annoyed at my brain as when folks say to me 20 years ago I think "oh, the eighties", only to discover it's a new millennium and I'm an old git!
I also am of the getting on a bit timeframe. Still fucking loled. Mint.
A7X - unholy confessions
Wow.....this felt personal 😂 love your work!
This was the whole audience at the Paladin and UTA show, when the radio playing before the opening band declared, "Today, that Linkin Park song is 20 years old." The whole venue went, "Ughughughugh..."😢
Brilliant vid😂
Another total gem!
ngl i felt beard guy on this one and im only barely younger than the album
Yup
Laughing and crying…this is so funny 🤣🤣
2020's when Slipknot is dad metal and Slayer are grandad metal.
Gatekeepers think anything after 1989 is modern metal, and that all modern metal sucks 🙂
We're correct though...
Aaaaahahahahayea that's truthful.
In a similar vain. Behemoth once upon a pale horse is a modern classic imo
😂