Mark Shelton Tribute - live at Keep It True 2019 - full concert

[@akriellukas952]

Mark Shelton has already earned his immortality. Necropolis 02:15 The Riddle Master 06:29 The Veils Of Negative Existence 12:00 Queen Of The Black Coast 17:00 Metal 22:09 Mystification 30:26 Dragon Star 37:05 The Ninth Wave 43:42 Into The Courts Of Chaos 51:55 The Prophecy 58:20 Flaming Metal Systems 1:05:52 Masque of Red Death 1:11:30 Death by the Hammer 1:16:30 Hammer of the Witches 1:20:55 Witches Brew 1:23:49 Road of Kings 1:31:17 Divine Victim 1:37:36 The Fires of Mars 1:40:47 Open the Gates 1:47:57 Astronomica 1:52:09 The Ram 1:58:16 Crystal Logic 2:02:52 Dreams of Eschaton 2:09:28 Heavy Metal to the World 2:19:00

[@jackluminous6024]

the greatest⚔️🛡️⚔️

[@rodrigogier]

Mark isnt dead. He's rocking in Necropolis.

[@unclejackluminous1470]

Open the Gates.... ⚔️

[@Hellmom1]

So proud of the all the men and women that made this possible. Forever in my heart.

[@foresthanes1405]

That guy that sung "Veils of Negative Existence" killed it.

[@Vetusta221]

It's Deathmaster from Doomsword.

[@AMCmachine]

Manilla Road were prominent, influential and successful in metal circles. Their legacy is secure. Nevertheless, they are the epitome of a band that, if talent, songwriting and uniqueness were any sort of barometer, should have been FAR bigger commercially than they were.

[@OneWithMiseryStrings]

Deathmaster is an incredible vocalist, please Doomsword come back

[@aldenton8537]

I 2nd this 100% He’s unreal.

[@elcinocal8792]

That's one of the most meaningful live performance I have ever seen. We missed him so much, he was a legend and his legends continuing in Necropolis.

[@jackluminous6024]

satan eats his ass every day twice on halloween ⚔️

[@ictnoisemachine2556]

Little known Randy Foxe trivia; Randy is left handed but plays drums and guitar right handed. He does actually play the keyboards both handed. (miss ya Shark Melton)

[@ChendoBiggie]

His one-handed ambidextrous flex during Courts of Chaos is pure gold.

[@Anthropophagus]

I was there! Great show. I had listened to a few Manilla Road songs before but I wasn't the biggest fan.... this show changed that. Also, me and my friends (one who's the biggest Manilla Road fan) got to meet and talk to Neudi. As soon as we arrived at the festival, there he was, hanging out, smoking a cigarillo. Sweetest guy ever, really humble and friendly. My friend got to fangasm for a good 20 minutes, took pictures and gave us all hugs. Overall an awesome guy!

[@SimoneBattaglia94]

I had a similiar experience about 6 years ago with them. Very friendly guys! Mark was a great guy too!

[@Anthropophagus]

28:14

[@horstkevin2071]

never knew that deathmaster is such a badass

[@ClaymoreanOfficialMetal]

Spectacular and highly emotional tribute. Up the Hammers! \m/

[@sam.n7762]

the perfomance of "Astromoica" at 1:52:00 is monumental. (Its the singer from Vesigoth. WOW WOW WOW!!

[@Wabin22]

This is so cool, and such a shame Mark left us so early.. I think we should let the Manilla Road continue, even thought it's never gonna be the same without him this is still so fucking awesome!

[@randyherbrechtsmeier4796]

Im the same age. I knew him back in the Old Days. We Where Young. Usta Jam in his Parents Basement. I set up for The Band the Day of the Great Herman Hill Riot. Truth is Mark was One of the the Nicest, Kindest Humans in the World. Ya say that stuff about People Who Die. In His Case Its The Fucking Truth. The Worlds A Lesser Place Without Him!!!!!

[@Vasilis_Metalhead]

You were lucky sir! I'm so proud for having had the honor of meeting Mark at some point, I really wish I'd had the honor of jamming with him!

[@karllux-d6g]

A very emotional and bravely taken challenge in memory of a great (riddle)Master of Metal. In defense of my Lusitanian Brethren, I say, Tann did very well, as expected. Mr Mark Shelton. Let us guard his incredibly creative legacy in Metal. His former cohorts and close friends set the example, so let it be repeated henceforth. Meanwhile, he's become the Voyager. The more i see dino's having to resort to samurai gimmicks or to tediously long narratives of plastic operetta, the more I know i've followed the right axeman and Bard.

[@Sumpfkrebs]

I am really sad to write this, but I am disappointed! Why did you ignore all the 2001-2017 stuff? If nothing gets played from ,,The Circus Maximus" or ,,Mark of the Beast" (because the one was a Mark Shelton solo album, the other one not even was supposed of being released, originally) I understand this completely. But nothing from ,,Invasion", ,,Out of the Abyss", ,,Atlantis Rising", ,,Spiral Castle", ,,Gates of Fire", ,,Voyager", ,,Playground...", ,,Mysterium", ,,The Blessed Curse" or ,,To Kill a King"? Sorry, but there was not just an 80s/early 90s Manilla Road, we also have a 70s, 2000s and 2010s period of the band. Nevertheless, I am glad that there has been a Mark Shelton tribute anyway and that the performance of the musicians has been so passionated, but this doesn't change my opinion that all chapters and albums should be considered on such a concert equally - instead of leaving 10 (!) studio albums out of this tribute concert.

[@SwissCheese667]

I guess they chose to play the "classic" stuff which most people are familiar with. I agree with you though, I think the band's later outputs don't get enough recognition. I, for one, listen to their recent albums way more often than to their 80's stuff - something I would never do when it comes to Priest, Metallica, Maiden, Slayer, Helloween, etc. In that regard, MR is my big exception when it comes to those "classic" 80s bands still active nowadays. I'm really into the more subdued, kind of understated approach in sound and songwriting Mark went for in the more recent works (especially from "Playground..." on). Albums like "Gates of Fire" or "The Blessed Curse" may not contain such instant hits like "Necropolis" but - at least in my opinion - work better as a whole and have a higher "re-listening" potential. MR also always kept their rough edge and old-school vibe, thanks to the raw production, Mark's wild soloing, the "amateurish" singing, the painted (rather than CGI) cover artworks, etc. All in all, I'd say that they are one of the few 80's bands that have aged well - that is without becoming a boring, uninspired, polished-down caricature of themselves. Just my two cents.

[@TheKarsten75]

Totally smokin' 'Veils Of Negative Existance'

[@MetalMixer]

salute metalheads from Russia

[@Vasilis_Metalhead]

Can someone please identify the musicians that performed? Thanks in advance!

[@postmortemapocalypse2633]

Tann Ironsword, Kalli Coldsmith, Alexx Stahl, Randy Foxe, Bryan Patrick, Leif Edling, Jarvis Leatherby, Marta Gabriel, Rick Fisher, Kostas Tzortzis, Deathmaster, Jake Rogers, Gianluca Silvi, Andreas Neuderth, Phil Ross. I don't think I've forgotten anyone.

[@Vasilis_Metalhead]

@@postmortemapocalypse2633 Wow! Thanks a lot!

[@southerndarkness9922]

Great job everyone! Such a good tribute...

[@reginaldoarruda3925]

I saw it live. Manilla Road rules

[@marekvihrr5537]

Is this supposed to be the Ninth wave? Can forgive a lot, but never a vocalist who is out of tune, and this song is light years beyond him. The patient doesn't know what he's doing and he certainly doesn't hear himself. If this song had been recorded in the 60s in such a hopeless mess and with this vocalist, it would have been quickly forgotten - fortunately!!!

[@taxo]

Badass, badass, badass tribute, great performance by everyone there. Mark you won't EVER be forgotten, your legacy is all in this vid and in our comments.

[@theloner6063]

Lágrimas! =( ....Mark é um dos meus 10 herois do Rock/Metal....a música do Manilla anda sozinha....não há outra banda igual. Coisas assim só acontecem com verdadeiros genios, como Mark Shelton, Quorthon, David Defeis.....

[@serginhoudo]

Belíssimo Tributo! Magnífico!!!! Mark "Shark" Shelton, merece!!!! Havy Metal Forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@AMCmachine]

Rest assured. Mrs. Elliot, that metalheads the world over will ALWAYS remember your son.

[@moacircarvalho7967]

SHARK FOREVER!

[@poulaotaratses-qq3vn4wb8k]

Greece love manilla road

[@jackluminous6024]

i got fuckin TEARS⚔️

[@CallOfCthulhu8]

Awesome epic tribute concert! I don't expect so many great guests. Mark would be proud. Manilla Road forever.

[@pascalhougardy1666]

Great tribute, just a question, what's the name of the lead guitarist and he is playing with whish band ??? Thank you for the answer. Up the hammers !!

[@necrohavenrecords2277]

YEEESSSSS !!! Thank you so much for uploading this !

[@jhnnyde5846]

Rest in Rock'n'Roll, true warrior, Mark Shelton. You always stay in my heart! Long Live Heavy Metal!

[@werewolf6666]

Apenas hum mil e poucas visualizações. onde estão os verdadeiros amantes do metal?

[@bertblaauw3047]

Why didn't they only play songs from 6 albums, and for example not from Mark of the Beast

[@welsonpolanskgomespolansk7558]

Hail Valhallaaa 🔥Markkkk🤘hailll Mannilla Road🔥

[@metalcatbentton575]

Thanx for this video + tribute

[@fp1979]

Thanks to my friend 'dedman' 👻 for making me discover this pearl ... fantastic musicians all with a big heart❤ ... thanks Mr. Shelton for your fantastic music ... now you play among the stars for the gods ... metal!🍻🤘

[@doom-mantia]

Beautiful

[@sonountaleban]

What is the complete line-up here (apart Bryan Patrick)?

[@richardolson1500]

Fucking fantastic

[@cowlmirror]

When I first saw Leif Edling on Bass, with this long white hair, and the Hellroadie making rhetoric question, if we could know this guy, I thought it could be Scott ,,Scooter" Park 😢

[@metalcatbentton575]

Heavy Metal will never die !!!!

[@manuelvargas8548]

demasiado brutal este tributo al cantante Mark de manila, saludos desde Venezuela cuernos arriba!

[@xfroi02]

this is such a great performance by everyone, wow, such a great job by all of the performers! and the quality of sound and video - thank you guys involved in putting this together!

[@mene3337]

Mark is always in my heart

[@benjaminfigueroa7750]

¿The first bassist is Scott park?

[@theloner6063]

Nope....

[@raulrozas6521]

2023 y el tiburón sigue más vigente que nunca!!! Jamás te olvidaremos!!!

[@DropB]

No Cage of Mirrors?

[@chrispile3878]

Rick!

[@baalqefel1570]

Where's Fenriz? And I'm sorry, Flaming metals too strong for you hunni ✌🏻

[@metalfanatics666]

thanx a lot!

[@nellsonstout7001]

FUCKING GET IT JAKE!

[@medouch]

who is mr doom? mr deathmaster? anybody knows? what band does he sing in? (the guy who sings The veils of negative existence and others)

[@matteogrimoldi4773]

doomsword

[@nellsonstout7001]

What was the lineup for Necropolis?

[@averyberg775]

Jake Rogers from Visigoth/caladan brood/gallowbraid on vocals

[@andywitch666]

Line up?

[@jamess3395]

26:50

[@hansmoser2094]

I was seriously startled at 18:58

[@reginaldlegenre8931]

Mark Shelton Présent !

[@ogrodebacu3316]

JUST PERFECT!!!!

[@arthivs7653]

whos the chick in the leather hamming it up

[@endlesskilling]

Marta Gabriel from Crystal Viper.

[@krishnaalexsandro]

Thanks, Mark!

[@cowlmirror]

Liebes Team vom Keep It True Festival, mir ist durchaus bewusst, dass bei einem so gigantischen Schaffen von Mark Shelton nicht alle Alben berücksichtigt werden können! Aber wieso lasst ihr bei der Songauswahl EINE KOMPLETTE EPOCHE, nämlich die Reunionsphase von 2001-2017 unter den Tisch fallen??? Diesem großartigen Mann Tribut Zollen und dabei Meisterwerke wie ,,Voyager", ,,Megalodon" oder ,,Brethren by the Hammer" ignorieren war bestimmt nicht das, was sich Mark Shelton vorgestellt hätte?! Oder habt ihr ein Maiden-Konzert schonmal gesehen, bei dem sie ihre kompletten Alben nach 2000 ignoriert haben??? Wenn es nicht speziell unter einem 80er-Jahre-Banner aufgeführt wurde? Also ich nicht!

[@IntercactusYKW]

Das ist wahr! „The Blessed Curse“ ist eines ihrer besten Alben, Mark hat es sogar selbst gesagt, warum nicht wenigstens Stücke davon aufnehmen?

[@Revener666]

It may suck but the pilots actually had a valid reason for their strike.

[@Steele_Hard]

Vocals never been the strength at Manilla Road, but the songs for any reason works, but figure you out this same songs with a singer like Eric Adams on it, would grow inmensely filled with Epic energy \m/

[@SimoneBattaglia94]

I completely disagree!

[@karllux-d6g]

turn it into a plastic operetta, you mean...

[@assrammington7961]

The odd vocals are vintage heavy metal. It’s dirty. It’s raw. It’s not buttrock. It’s classic metal