Darkthrone - The Interview - Chapter 4: Transilvanian Hunger (from Preparing for War boxset)
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- Опубліковано 17 лис 2009
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Darkthrone talk to Peaceville about their Transilvanian Hunger album.
Fenriz handled all instruments on this album, as confirmed in at least two interviews.
First press 1994 (VILE 43 CD): VILE 43 written on the disc, no Music For Nations logo on the back cover
Second press 1994 (CDVILE 43): no VILE 43 written on the disc, MFN logo on the back cover.
Both have the infamous phrase 'Norsk Arisk Black Metal' (Norwegian Aryan Black Metal).
The last 4 tracks feature lyrics by Varg Vikernes.
The person on the cover is Fenriz.
Some pressings have the phrase 'Norsk Arisk Black Metal' (Norwegian Aryan Black Metal), but due to the negative response of many distributors around the world, that phrase was replaced by "True Norwegian Black Metal" in later pressings.
Reissued and remastered in 2003 as a digipak featuring a video interview clip.
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I love when Fenriz imitates primitive drumming with his knee and hand.
Me too !
I think it was very cool of them to make these amaturish self-made interviews, because for many years (early & mid 90's) Darkthone refused interviews ,even from the underground zine's . Fenriz had one interview with metal hammer (trash special-92 ,about "a blaze"..) After that, at least to my knowlegde , they didn't do any promotion or interviews at all,for several years. (the most interesting years) This is very much in their "we do everything by ourselves" spirit. If you're not a fan, this is boring. For an old fan like me,this is very interesting.
Why indeed support music industry farces like cult of personality, ego, hot air, blah blah when ure able to make music THAT SPEAKS FOR ITSELF. I loved it back then cuz their attitude was very punk although they were generating tons of cash for peaceville!
@@betelspitter Peaceville is by far my favorite label. Not just because of Darkthrone. Tons of badass black thrash bands on that label. Including the one man band "Hellripper". Raw and fast.
i guess Im kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good website to watch newly released movies online?
this is a myth though. Fenriz did a HEAP of interviews in the early / mid-90's. Slayer, Petrified, Nordic Vision, Ornament, Soluzen, Terrorizer, Orcustus, Skogen, Sepulchural Noize, Einherjum, Deprived, Tales Of The Macabre but to name a few. he only refused interviews because he couldn't keep up with his mail. he also did many interviews under Isengard & Neptune Towers. @tingtongnidnoi
Best Darkthrone album in my opinion, just a True Black Metal masterpiece.
And let's say A Blaze or Under a Funeral Moon aren't true black metal? XD
Panzerfaust because it gets doomy
Under A Funeral Moon is far better
My favorite Black Metal album ever, everything about it is just perfection. From the iconic cover art to the music itself, that transmits exactly what it was meant to.
The most perfect black metal album ever made
I couldn't agree more! 🧛🏻♂️
It's a shame they didn't keep going in this series with talking about Panzerfaust. Yes, it's not a Peaceville album, but that one is my favorite.
Fenriz seems so grumpy in interview from this time period (esp. Until the Light Takes Us). He's hilarious on Radio Fenriz and interviews from the last few years. I guess he chilled out after he got married?
He told in an interview I've read some time ago that in this period he was coming out of a depression. So this may be the roots of his grumpiness at the time.
The only reason I can imagine for him to get depressed is existential crisis.
@@windyhead7960 Depression needs no real reason to ruin you. That's whats so scary about it.
You can't be pissed off all the time. The rage and angst fades out when getting older. Though you can be pissed all the time. 😉🍺
you must be an American.. when someone is not clowning around 24/7 there's something wrong with them, right?
A shame we didn't get Nocturno Culto's views on the album like he did with the others, perhaps because Fenriz played guitar on the album & it was very much his baby. Also disappointing Fenriz neglected to mention Zephyrous' departure between 'Under A Funeral Moon' & 'Transylvanian Hunger', so it felt a bit lacking compared to the previous installments, but otherwise an excellent series that gives some insight to their classic albums.
Fenriz even says that darkthrones sound was heavily influenced by Varg for this album and you can tell.
hell, varg helped write the second half of it. best darkthrone album imo!
that`s too bad, still love fenriz tho
@@duckstabed7381lol jesus. Get over it. No matter how you feel about it, varg was integral to black metal.
"Cold. So fucking cold"
These interviews are also on the remasters of the first 4 Darkthrone albums.
It is the definition of pure Black Metal.
fenriz you're a enciclopedia. respect from the other side
These guys are so chill and nice. Unlike many others in the scene, they are good people, Who just wanted go make some good music.
too true this thing. my friends think black metal musicians are all satanists, nazis, violent and screwed up etc. then I show them fenriz smile and his interviews and they like "ooh who is this sweet chill funny puppy boy"
The best Darkthrone Album.
@Armandess if you haven't already, watch Until the Light Takes Us, he and Varg are the main stars of it. Great movie.
Best bM álbum ever
Hail!
If this album had the echo effect on the vocals like Under a Funeral Moon it would pierce through the wall of sound and I think sound much better.
i don't make music at all but i feel like the drums r just as important as the riffs in Black Metal. like Euronymous said it's like a machine gun sound. when you add in elements that resemble other certain elements it helps place you into that specific mindset, a battle or war type of mentality. i don't feel like they're just there, it's apart of the conditioning. everything has it's way of condition ppl's minds.
Drums are important in BM in the sense that they should be there in the background but they're certainly not as important as guitar riffs and vocals. Drums are way more important in all other forms of Metal.
Is it okay to find the 4:06 riff calming. .. hmm 😊
Fenriz loves his ringnes øl
I always wondered what kind / brand of beer he was drinking, thank you haha!
Fenriz is the best musician for me! In my opinion.
What's the song at the end?
En ås i dype skogen. Final track on this album.
@sabbatical11 he said there is no scene, the bands didnt know about each other.
I highly appreciate it, that fenriz, in its role as the darkthrone drummer states, that drums are not that important for black metal.
What's the song at the start
skald av satans sol
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I love when fenriz says f u you dont know what black metal is about black metal
Drop out of life bong in hand
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Follow the smoke to the riff filled land
You're on the wrong video my friend :-D maybe you're too stoned ^_^
+Torrey Hedgepeth I like that...its a keeper.
I don't understand why you would write that here.
lmao some interview. this was more or less fenriz divulging very little information about the actual album while nocturno snickers some useless shit in the background while holding the camera. completely ignored the fact that varg contributed and discussed nothing about the songs meanings or anything or than the riffs briefly. good thing they didn't charge for this...
Especially given that it DOES have a way different production sound and that Varg did some writing on it.
They also ignore Euronymous influence on their early transformation completely.
Listen to the album commentary from 2014 dude.
@@Vingul then wtf was the point of THIS????
@@bizzles44 it’s less than ten minutes, edited by someone other than the band and they do mention Zephyrous at least twice in the Under a Funeral Moon chapter from the SAME interview.
Fenriz heaps credit on Zephyrous for his riffs, for writing In the Shadow of the Horns etc, so chill tf out. You’re acting like you’re 14 and your favourite teeny bopper magazine doesn’t run your faaaave Hollywood actor on the cover. RELAX.
Drums are not important in blackmetal?!!! Well, maybe. Although Proscriptor or Hellhammer might have a different point of view.
Lythrana Nirinath they arent drums are just white noise with black metal
I think he means for the primitive Bathory esq style... Mayhem circa 'De Mysteriis Dom Satanas' weren't really primitive
Skald au satans sol
Norwegian black metal was good but now is dead
The classic norwegian scene is dying, yes, but not the global bm scene. Not at all.
@@mentealienari7293 kampfar and taake are the best Norwegian black metal bands in the moment
@@Teo-gm6yl Don't forget Whoredom Rife!
It was dead after Panzerfaust. And that's a good thing imo. The only relevant players were DT anyway. TNBM is the sum of Blaze+Funeral+Hunger.
@@mentealienari7293 all black metal after to 2005 sucks
how can he says theres was no black metal in the early 1990's what about mortuary drape and others
Darkthrone has been garbage since UAFM, although Transilvanian Hunger had some worthy moments.
nah wrong amazing band ..best thing about them is they piss off ignorant ''trve cvlt'' you-tube bores .
Darkthrone became shit after total death
@@rippedtorn2310 You're wrong, they actually are the most true cult band out there!
Wrong opinion and awful taste right here. Transilvanian Hunger and Panzerfaust are amazing albums.
Panzerfaust was great, but i rarely even listen to it because the vocals are mixed so uterrly shit.
What's the song at the start
Harry Horst skald av satans sol
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