Love the Carl Sagan references!

First off fuck A7X their last 2 CDs where horrible. I smashed the cd with a hammer... Support other bands. Too many greedy people in this world. And I never supported A7X after when nightmare came out..

take me back to eden came up in a playlist and holy fuck that song is the shit

Legends 🙌

Let Morgan Lander know, I have always loved them since their first album. My stance hasn't changed.

This was super interesting. I've just been getting into Trivium properly. I bought Ascendancy when it came out, it kind of got buried by other releases on my radar, and I literally just decided to have another listen after seeing some random video on KZbin and being reminded of the band. I'd honestly forgotten about how much shit Trivium got at that time. Being literally bullied by one of your favourite bands... yeah I probably would've just broken down crying in that situation. The thick skin it must've taken to endure that... I definitely remember the gatekeepy, edgelord, "I can't be bullied if I am the bully" energy surrounding the scene back then, and I definitely participated in it too. I'm very, very glad to see metal has largely moved past that that bullshit.

❤👌😘😍 forever beauty and macho

20:55 Fishing

What about primer 55

Ripped off Aild😂 You're free basing fuck knows what

Soooo cant wait to see them August 4th in dallas

We look at them and be like we want their life and they look at us and want our life

Fire is amazing and I'm a fan from the SPIT days. I was 15 during SPIT and I'm 35 now. ❤❤❤❤I'll be seeing you guys soon!

Truth of the matter is you cannot have In Waves, In the Court of the Dragon, Silence in the Snow, Shogun etc ... if The Crusade was never realased. Each album helps artists grow and get better ans better. I personally think The Crusade was a great album.

I find it hard to believe that Winston wasn’t a fan of Pantera

One of my all time favorite bands..

Legendary band

I’ve been a Fear Factory fan since obsolete came out. One of the most underrated bands in all of metal.

Dino is the best.

Wow it’s cool to hear that BTDB is his favourite album. It is not only my favourite FS album but legit one of my top 5 favourite albums of all time. Don’t know why, but everything about it just resonates from the artwork to the production. I think it’s the perfect album. So it was weird to see they only played Animal at Wembley! But how cool… that IF we get another album the be goal will be to beat the last album. That would be worth waiting for

i'm currently having my own music journey listening to trivium, i begun this year 2024 after hearing their collab tour announcement with bullet who are another of my longtime fav bands, then set out listening to one album at a time in full over a period of time before moving onto the next one, i started in order of ascendancy, in waves, sin and the sentence, started what the dead men say but went back to shogun, then leapfrogged again to in the court of the dragon... and OMG i am SPOILT with the quality of this album, and even though i learnt music by ways of keyboard and guitar, thanks to this year's musical journey i am now highly inspired by alex and paolo watching their playthrough vids, unfreakinbelievable i'm still blown away and lose my mind every time i listen to thrown in the fire, somehow the ending of the albums are almost always just as good as the beginnings and that makes the listener hungry for more and more, after a short 6months i am huge fan of trivium and thoroughly enjoying learning about all the behind the scenes on the band and their members/albums/journey, so a big thank you @primordial radio for this upload :D

He’s right these guys don’t get the love they deserve.

You are an i spiration and an example of excellance with music and as well as being a great guy! Go live your best life and enjoy it to the fullest. Your legend will always live on! Love you Sully!

I've been a fan of In Flames since 1995 and was lucky enough to see them at the Whisky in L.A. in 2000 while they were touring Clayman. The new album is better than the last few have been and I'm a big fan of Bjorn. But to me it's also not truly In Flames without Jesper. It's Bjorn and Anders with hired guns, and the more creative control Anders has tried to take, the more the music has softened and commercialized. He's just not that much into metal anymore as he ages, and it weakens the band. Further, eventually Chris Broderick will leave the band like Jeff Loomis left Arch Enemy. They can't put anything on Broderick's technique level into IF's music really because who would be able to play it? IF has never been a shreddy band in the same way Soilwork or Arch Enemy were. Perhaps the reverse of this is when Chris Amott and Johan Reinholdz joined Dark Tranquillity and deliberately simplified their playing to fit DT's more ambient sound. So, with IF what happens is you get a pretty solid feeling that within 5-10 years the material that is out now won't be played very much without Broderick, just like "Soundtrack to Your Escape" is something of an obscure album now at live shows. The band *can* recreate their past. Reconnecting with Fredrik Nordstrom and Studio Fredman is the first step in doing that. Dropping the Korn-influenced "alternative metal" label and stylings and fully embracing "melodic death metal" (not "melodeath," that wasn't the term they used in the 90s--it's an American metalcore term) would return them to form. How to be death metal again? Less of an emphasis on growled verses/clean choruses. That's too predictable now. Soilwork has done it to death. At The Gates newer stuff is an example of a band retaining its sound, even if "To Drink from the Night Itself" and "Blinded by Fear" are nearly the same riff. The question is will IF return to their 90s sound? My answer would be no because their new music is more accessible and thus has a larger (and younger and more profitable) fan base than they had up until the Colony/Clayman tour cycles brought them mainstream success. As a guitarist, I can even be more specific. Bjorn has said on numerous occasions that beginning with "Colony" they started to write songs that could be performed more easily live with two guitars. If you listen to "The Jester Race" and "Whoracle" you will hear much more intricate arrangements with more parts, usually at least six. "Lunar Strain" even sounds like a black metal band, and even some obscure things from "Subterranean" like "Stand Ablaze" are still outright bangers. Additionally, their adoption of drop Bb tuning in more songs instead of C standard means sludgy tunes like "Watch Them Feed" (from the "Trigger" EP) and "Transparent" (from "Reroute to Remain") became more of their modern sound. Their first drop Bb tune, "Pinball Map," at least kept the speed and energy up. So, they can make their old sound. They just won't because it would lose a lot of new fans and be more difficult to perform live. This was evident as early as "The Tokyo Showdown" when the older songs had entire parts drop out or change because they didn't have enough guitars to replicate the older stuff live. Going back to their older sound would also imply that their newer stuff isn't as good and seem like they are chasing their past. It would also make it seem like they can't come up with anything new that is as good as their 90s material but adds in new, good, fresh ideas to the old sound.

I think too much emphasis is placed on the headliner. I went this year and didn’t see one main stage headliner and still had a great time.

he isnt wrong

I saw them and Machine Head on the same day for the first time at Ozzfest 1997 Dallas Texas. PanterA opened for Sabbath. I miss the old days when these bands were fresh and new to a teenage me.

23:20 bet that was Machine Head, lol

LOVE FF❤ Beyond Metallica for my 1978 born ass

A little surprised that he doesn’t like Pantera. Listen to the song Sleepwalker and tell me there aren’t some major Pantera vibes going on there

Epic show at download , starting with what will become was perfect 👌 teenage dreams fulfilled 🤘🤘

Your album sales might not reflect it though however people will come to concerts and everything else. We support you however nobody buys music like they used to sadly

It’s fucking awesome🤘🤘

Miss you Burton.

Fear Factory are an amazing band! Dino is an amazing guitarist. Burton C. Bell is a vocal God!

Crusade's failure lead to Shogun's success. You can already hear like little bits of what Shogun would be in Becoming The Dragon for example. There would be no Shogun without Crusade.

I don’t understand the flack Winston got for this interview, nothing he said was incorrect. It’s not woke to acknowledge the state of the world while also acknowledging you can’t be everywhere to right every wrong.

Morgan is the best. Nothingface was one of my favorite bands ever RIP Matt Holt.

Slash with Miles Kennedy would be a better booking than GNR right now where axel is with his voice

FF 🤘🤘 underrated af

Fear Factory deserves more recognition!

My most favorite underground famous band

Love you Sophie ❤

Been a fan of Kittie since I saw them back on Ozzfest way back in the day and seen them several times since than and this is by far my favorite album ever they have done.

Ghost has all it needs to be an excellent headliner!

What a stinking selection of bands! 😂

Well, i know for certain. Foos won't Download. i heard a rumour that's it do with Downloads only UK show policy

Dino ❤❤❤

I always thought the interlude riff of Self Bias Resistor was influenced by that riff in One.

They don't get a lot recognition fear factory bitches🤘💀🤘