Geezer Butler, Sebastian Bach & Wendy Dio w/ Eddie Trunk (state of Rock Music & the Business

An open Q & A discussion on the evolution of Heavy Metal / Rock music and where it stands in the music industry today. #geezerbutler #sebastianbach #dreamersneverdie
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00:00:00 / Auidence Question
00:01:18 / Geezer Butler on Death Metal
00:02:19 / The Enduring Nature of Metal
00:04:31 / Geezer Butler question from Eddie
00:10:20 / Wendy Dio Question / Music Business Today?
00:13:36 / What bands does Geezer Butler Listen to?
00:14:05 / Audience Question
00:18:00 / Live BANDS not Playing Live
00:18:40 / Question ofr Geezer
00:19:38 / Audience question
00:22:57 / Audience Question
00:24:00 / Sebastien Bach answers question
00:25:05 / Question for Wendy Dio
00:28:53 / Question for Geezer Butler
00:30:36 / Geezer on his NFT's
00:32:00 / Question to Geezer Butler o his Auto Biography Book
00:32:55 / Wendy Dio on Ronnie's Autobiography
00:34:05 / Question for Sebastian Bach
00:35:26 / Sebastian Back A & E special coming up
00:35:48 / Question for Wendy Dio
Video Credit goes to SXSW

[@IamMedicine]

My son's first show was heaven and hell 2007. He was 9 the only kid out of 18500. R.I.P. Ronnie.😪

[@Stu-SB]

3:10 "Once this music (Metal) gets into your blood, its in it for life" WOW..no one has ever made such a truer statement.. hes absolutely correct..

[@richardalderson7603]

Geezer is looking well...

[@jeremygunther9403]

I love how amused Geezer is by Sebastian.

[@ozzydoop1473]

I’m reading GEEZERS book & it’s amazing : highly recommended reading

[@matthewmaurer1443]

I would urge anybody to also read Sebastian‘s autobiography and also download the audiobook! Sebastian reads it himself in true Sebastian fashion! It’s fantastic!

[@mikekeeler6362]

Happy birthday geezer

[@MasterSumai]

MR. GEEZER BUTLER ! 😁

[@kellyelrington5663]

Logo looks like a tree branch!!!! You nailed it Sebs. hahahahahahahaaaaa

[@freedomworks3976]

It all started with Black Sabbath ❤

[@louisborselio8608]

As a band I agree with that, but I think song Helter Skelter by The Beatles was the real seed that started it all.

[@DarksaberForce]

Also Deep Purple

[@tinasmith6157]

Metal & hard rock stays with you forever because it has such a fantastic beat & talented musicians - that sound remains in your head forever and makes you feel so powerful. Other genres of fans come and go...but rock/metal has had the most passionate, dedicated fans.

[@massapower]

WELL SAID!!😁🤘

[@jamesreding6336]

I never bought albums until I was out of school I bought about 400 albums between 1977 and 1984

[@TedWulf]

That was awesome.

[@victorgreen1176]

Great podcast

[@samvimes5124]

What Gzr said about rock on the radio is true, but it's also true of just about every musical genre at the moment. Everything is very corporate, image is the main concern these days, very few artists put the music first.

[@hornmoviereviews8739]

The whole death metal thing is definitely a acquired taste. I love death metal and i love the old school stuff like sabbath and dio. We can all be one big happy metal family.

[@pablosantander5739]

Excelent chat. Thanks for share this video

[@kristianfagerheim1329]

Metal fir life!!

[@petewoodroffemusic]

Big fan of Sebastian Bach! Honest and passionate Pete Woodroffe Music UK

[@victorgreen1176]

Like Geezer said, the musicianship in metal and hard rock is on a very high bar, all agree on that: In the old days though, people seemed to have somewhat of an agreement on what a ‘good song’ sounds like, whereas nowadays I’d say it sounds like some ‘hard’ music is purposely ‘not good’ sounding. There is a time and place for everyone in music, and experimentation is god, but I’m talking about the spawning of the music. Punk and metal fail when they become right-wing politically-the doom-and-gloom is from the mistreatment people feel from the money-class, and hard rock and metal are the cure, because they give you back the ‘power’ feeling in your mind, like we’re all in this together against the thing that pushes us down. If we start becoming the persecutor, we become the enemy. Black Sabbath and Ozzy sang about nuclear annihalation, and DK’s sing about pollution and so love you guys I love sabbath I love dead kennedys, but Dio: Rainbow In The Dark, that’s all I know: now that’s some classic hard-rock imagery. 🤟😜🤘

[@LjG123]

FANS Are #1, yes

[@kellyanquoe]

Since development of digital production nearly all genres have suffered. Street artists meet established digital studio & who makes the money?

[@jamesreding6336]

Deep purple has new music out now it sounded good

[@rickmckee8270]

I am not a fan of the Cookie Monster vocals either.

[@danielbishop3212]

Me either. But I do like the Cookie Monster!

[@drew65sep]

Exactly how I've described em for years...There's some damn fine song instrumentation and playing talent that just gets destroyed by that vocal style. It's like "Mumble Metal."

[@darthslater6077]

WELL SAID...IF YOU ELIMINATED THAT FROM THE MIX THERE WOULD BE FEWER BANDS.....

[@muharremajdari5272]

2 Legjends Geezer and Sebastian

[@KathyAnn-fu1sk]

Same here the musicianship is phenomenal but once singer kicks in it's just not my thing and I notice that if these bands open for more melodic acts the audience just gets up and leaves slot of promoters mistook and end up getting these bands and there is a following but yeah don't get them to open up for Sebastian Back or Ozzy because no body can stand the bad vocals no

[@williammartinelli9491]

Metallica is a great band I’m more into the singing, then screaming I suppose and also I like Megadeth and also Guns N’ Roses are also in the hard rock to metal genre categories

[@AndrewGrey22]

Death metal vocals are like a percussion instrument, rather than a melodic instrument. And my metal band has originality, Geezer.

[@musingsofrock]

I think today no matter how good you are, you can't really take off like the bands did in the 70s and 80s. The music is definitely there but the fans don't care. There are no music scenes anymore which bands can use to build a following like the bay area thrash scene. If you play out no one cares. Most of the bands that make it today are mostly industry plants.

[@massapower]

Couldn't have said it better myself!🤩👊

[@Chaz4543]

You need money and lots of it and without the major record labels lending you lots of money like they used to it cant happen.

[@victorgreen1176]

They say a good song has a way of rising to the top, and that will always be true, I think.

[@ThirstyEye]

Modern heavy bands? Melvins are still rocking.

[@victorgreen1176]

If you wanna kinda act like a maniac, yell out in public, with an idea about it, make a band, say your stuff, you can go out in front of the world (some people in a room)), and you do your thing, and no-one can say a thing; whereas if you say it in the line at the wammy-burger you look insane.

[@robintaylor485]

The black Crowes were the last cool rock band to exist.