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The Future of Groove Metal

Posted by :cGt2099 On : January 5, 2017

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Heavy Metal Historian
Episode 51:

We revisit the tragic night of December 8, 2004, the fallout among bands and fans the following day after the final live performance of Damageplan. And then we move to the advent of Hellyeah, and into the rise of Nu Metal and Metalcore. We close our examination of the subgenre, and dig deep into the Future of Groove Metal.

Hosted by Greg Davies, the Heavy Metal Historian Podcast delivers to you snippets of tales from years gone by in the world of Metal, one episode at a time.

Metal News Links

After Thirty Years, METAL HAMMER Magazine May be Finished

AS I LAY DYING’s TIM LAMBESIS Suing Prison for $35 Million Because He Has Man Boobs

BREAKING BENJAMIN Guitarist Loses Newborn Son

FIVE FINGER DEATH PUNCH Guitarist Comes To Aid Of Cop On Highway

GARY CHERONE Says EXTREME Is ‘Focusing On Putting Out A New Record’ This Year

GENE SIMMONS Says KISS Was Never Asked To Perform At DONALD TRUMP’s Inauguration

MAX CAVALERA On SEPULTURA: ‘Tell Me One Great Song They Have Written Since I Left’

THE DEAD DAISIES release new music video: “Long Way To Go”

TOOL Announces First New York City Show In More Than A Decade

WINTERSUN Completes Work On Third Album

Recommended Listening:

“Save Me” by Damageplan from New Found Power
“Cemetery Gates” by Pantera from Cowboys From Hell
“Bestial Devastation” by Sepultura from Morbid Visions / Bestial Devastation
“Pride” by Damageplan from New Found Power
“Soul Bleed” by Damageplan from New Found Power
“Nothin’ to Lose” by Rebel Meets Rebel from Rebel Meets Rebel
“Hush” by Hellyeah from Blood for Blood
“Strange” by Kill Devil Hill from Kill Devil Hill
“We’ve Lost You!” by Sepultura from A-Lex
“Sanctuary” by Cavalera Conspiracy from Inflikted
“Prophecy” by Soulfly from Prophecy
“Nothing for Me Here” by Dope from No Regrets
“Confrontation” by Otep from The Ascension
“Click Click Boom” by Saliva from Every Six Seconds
“Fiend” by Coal Chamber from Dark Days
“High Road” by Mastodon from One More ’round the Sun
“A Warrior’s Call” by Volbeat from Beyond Hell / Above Heaven
“Sail” by DevilDriver from Winter Kills
“Push Pull Destroy” by Battlecross from Pursuit of Honor
“I am the Scum” by Scum of the Earth from Blah Blah Blah
“Turn it Up” by Texas Hippie Coalition from Peacemaker
“Come on Get up” by Adrenaline Mob from Men of Honor
“Under and Over it” by Five Finger Death Punch from American Capitalist
“Motor-Ready” by Alabama Thunderpussy from Staring at the Divine
“Thunderhead” by The Native Howl from Thrash Grass
“Wicked Young Man” by Alice Cooper from Brutal Planet
“Laughing Man (in the Devil Mask)” by Iommi from Iommi
“Fucking Hostile” by Battlecross from Hostile
“Drone Hunter” by Shapeless Sphere from Shieldead
“Becoming the Beast” by GrimWolf from Lycanthrope
“When Time Stood Still” by Sergeant Thunderhoof from Ride of the Hoof
“Less Than” by Ratgod from The Loneliest Place on Earth
“Domination (Live Moscow 1991)” by Pantera from Cowboys From Hell (Deluxe Edition)
“Children of Rust” by Meridian from Meridian

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The Rise of Groove Metal

Posted by :cGt2099 On : June 20, 2016

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Heavy Metal Historian
Episode 50:

We continue our examination of Groove Metal and move from the formative years of the subgenre and into worldwide success for Pantera and Sepultura. We begin to look through the 1990’s at other acts like Soulfly, Down, Machine Head, Chimaira, Prong and more – as we dive into the Rise of Groove Metal.

Hosted by Greg Davies, the Heavy Metal Historian Podcast delivers to you snippets of tales from years gone by in the world of Metal, one episode at a time.

Metal News Links

AXL ROSE takes legal action over unflattering image

GATECREEPER Sign To Relapse; Prepare New Album

“(GENE SIMMONS says) Rock is Dead”: Classic Canadian Metallers HELIX take on KISS

GOJIRA: Entire ‘Magma’ Album Available For Streaming

Moonsorrow Documentary: Home of the Wind

More Than 70 Injured By Lightning At Germany’s ROCK AM RING Festival

NYC Death Metal Artist Arrested for Triple Homicide

OPETH sign to Nuclear Blast Entertainment; “Sorceress” to be released in late 2016

Shock Rock musician ROB ZOMBIE reveals trailer for his new movie: “31”

THE DEAD DAISIES release new music video: “Long Way To Go”

Recommended Listening:

“Ride My Rocket” by Pantera from Metal Magic
“Incontinence” by Exhorder from The Law
“Back to the Primitive” by Soulfly from Primitive
“Against” by Sepultura from Against
“Hatred Aside” by Sepultura from Against
“5 Minutes Alone” by Pantera from Far Beyond Driven
“Drag the Waters” by Pantera from The Great Southern Trendkill
“Bury Me in Smoke” by Down from NOLA
“Dress Like a Target” by Superjoint Ritual from A Lethal Dose of American Hatred
“Self Inflicted” by Crowbar from Crowbar
“Inside Out” by Anthrax from Volume 8: The Threat is Real
“2 x 4” by Metallica from Load
“Never Again” by Fight from A Small Deadly Space
“Power to the Music” by Motley Crue from Motley Crue: The 1994 Album
“Master and Slave” by KISS from Carnival of Souls
“Replica” by Fear Factory from Demanufacture
“Born to Lose” by Black Label Society from Sonic Brew
“From This Day” by Machine Head from The Burning Red
“Dead to the World” by Hemlock from Shut Down
“Dreggs” by Damaged from Do Not Spit
“Dig” by Mudvayne from L.D.50
“AAA” by Strapping Young Lad from City
“Now You’ve Got Something to Die For” by Lamb of God from Ashes of the Wake
“(sic)” by Slipknot from Slipknot
“Bodies” by Drowning Pool from Sinner
“Don’t Lose Sight” by Throwdown from Beyond Repair
“I’ll Cast a Shadow” by Pantera from Reinventing the Steel
“Save Me” by Damageplan from New Found Power
“Cemetery Gates” by Pantera from Cowboys From Hell
“War Pigs” by Black Sabbath from Paranoid
“Bestial Devastation” by Sepultura from Morbid Visions / Bestial Devastation

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The Origins of Thrash Metal

Posted by :cGt2099 On : October 30, 2014

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Category: Heavy Metal Historian

Tags:Ace Frehley, Alessandro Del Vecchio, Alex Skolnick, Angel Witch, Anthrax, Battle Beast, Bill Ward, Black Flag, Black Sabbath, Blitzkrieg, Blue Cheer, Cavalera Conspiracy, Charlie Benante, Cliff Burton, Cliff Richard, Cream, Damn Yankees, Danzig, Dave Mustaine, Dead Kennedys, Deen Castronovo, Deep Purple, Def Leppard, Diamond Head, Dick Dale, Dimebag Darrell, Discharge, Doug Aldrich, Elvis Presley, Eric Carr, Exodus, Foo Fighters, Gene Simmons, Hardline, Hirax, Holocaust, Iron Maiden, Jack Blades, Jack Bruce, James Evans, James Hetfield, Jason Newsted, Jeff Hanneman, Journey, Judas Priest, Kerry King, Kirk Hammett, KISS, Kreator, Lars Ulrich, Leather Charm, Led Zeppelin, Lemmy Kilmister, Liv Jagrell, Megadeth, Metallica, Minor Threat, Minutemen, Motorhead, Night Ranger, Overkill, Ozzy Osbourne, Paul Stanley, Peter Criss, Phil Taylor, Queen, Ramones, Revolution Saints, Ron McGovney, Samson, Saxon, Sepultura, Sex Pistols, Sister Sin, Slayer, Tank, Testament, The Beatles, The Chantays, The Clash, The Damned, The Del-Tones, The Rolling Stones, The Safaris, The Shadows, to Scott Ian, Tony Iommi, Venom, Whitesnake

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Heavy Metal Historian
Episode 9:

If there was a metal subgenre that was one of the most prominent and important, it would be Thrash. The style would be inspirational in the development of crossover genres, the rise of Death Metal and Black Metal; plus much more from around the world. For this episode, we look to where it came from, and it begins earlier than you might think.

Hosted by Greg Davies from Blendover, the Heavy Metal Historian Podcast delivers to you snippets of tales from years gone by in the world of Metal, one episode at a time.

Metal News Links

BATTLE BEAST To Release ‘Unholy Savior’ In January

CAVALERA CONSPIRACY: ‘Babylonian Pandemonium’ Video Released

DANZIG: New Album Due In Fall 2015, Covers Collection To Arrive In March

EXODUS Guitarist Says Arrest Of Fan Shows ‘We Live In A Very Paranoid Society’

FOO FIGHTERS: New Song ‘The Feast And The Famine’ Available For Streaming

JOURNEY, NIGHT RANGER, WHITESNAKE Members Join Forces In REVOLUTION SAINTS

KISS, BLACK SABBATH, RUSH, MEGADETH Members React To Death Of JACK BRUCE

OZZY OSBOURNE Says BLACK SABBATH Will ‘Disband’ After Next Studio Album, Tour

SISTER SIN: Entire ‘Black Lotus’ Album Available For Streaming

Video: GENE SIMMONS Signs Copies Of ‘Me, Inc.’ Book In New York City

Recommended Listening:

“I am the Law” by Anthrax from the album Among the Living
“Pipeline” by The Chantays from the album Pipeline
“Sabbath Bloody Sabbath” by Black Sabbath from Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
“Parasite” by KISS from the album Hotter Than Hell
“Stone Cold Crazy” by Queen from the album Sheer Heart Attack
“Overkill” by Motorhead from the album Overkill
“Am I Evil?” by Diamond Head from the compilation Am I Evil
“In League With Satan” by Venom from the album Welcome to Hell
“Hit The Lights” by Metallica from the demo No Life ’til Leather
“Ghost Riders in the Sky” by Dick Dale from the album Unknown Territory
“Black Smoke” by Hirax from the album Immortal Legacy

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