Cromagnon- Caledonia- 1969

[@joharakiri]

Them: "I don't really prefer one genre. I enjoy all types of music." Me: "Alright then." puts this on

[@quoderatdemonstrandum256]

Johannes Ehrig Marko hier, was geht ab!

[@jacobramos8524]

Quod Erat Demonstrandum no hablo espanol

[@edgaramilcar482]

yes, when a person says that to me i always respond "what are you trying to say is that you like pop music"...

[@NatandGeorge]

@@edgaramilcar482 You're polite; I say, "So you like any of the shittiest crap the record companies expeled out of their collective anus?"

[@LordOfNihil]

people who say that think that there are only 5 genres.

[@lin2k4]

Holy shit they were ahead of their time!

[@ninaj6051]

@Narkotik Niko They are part of my reality, and that is why others have issues with it. My panic attacks look like ego death, when I manage to face and transcend everything, I tend to scream and cry in an unsettling way to others, like this song does or seems. I love it, I feel so good listening to this kind of shit. I adore it.

[@ftlllhippies1544]

see on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@thursoberwick1948]

Sounds very like a pipe band with the sound rations altered... and a bit of avant garde influence from the time.

[@flannigan7956]

​@@ftlllhippies1544or just play with yourself

[@flannigan7956]

Up Scot

[@LewisEfur]

Those vocals were way ahead of their time.

[@BBQDOPAMINE]

I dunno, isn't guttural singing like that wayyyyyyyyy behind the time?

[@flannigan7956]

It's a yell mixed with a whisper fellas

[@invine]

the world was not ready for this in 69

[@vlkt282]

69 amazing year for music

[@tapeheadreal]

Melo DeathMetal and 2019

[@Vikernes-f9u]

@Melo DeathMetal look at WHO INVENTED METAL?! It is on KZbin

[@LuisGutierrezG123]

but their kids surely love it!

[@ftlllhippies1544]

@@LuisGutierrezG123 have a look on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@RufusLED]

hard to believe such sounds were made in 60s, it s like experimental black ambient folk

[@xFuzzyxPicklesx]

wat

[@syncdi3221]

wat

[@gloriouslyaesthetic]

wat

[@esauhernandez5557]

Totally, this is a black metal voice with a folk atmosphere, it could also be said a beginning of Viking Metal

[@LordOfNihil]

@@esauhernandez5557 kinda reminds me of primordial. it works for the irish, idk why there isnt a scottish black metal scene.

[@nedd.8479]

Bagpipes are underrated.

[@gomspalt]

yeah. great for drones

[@tuckermcclintock5334]

Ned D. My church used to hire a piped to play at our Independence Day service

[@jimsteele2072]

Bagpipes dont suck, They Blow!

[@stuart6648]

Highland pipes. A maker in Cumbria UK. The county where I now live. Makes a wide range of "bag pipes". Bag pipes been around a long time before the Scotts got their hands on them. :)

[@NatandGeorge]

@@stuart6648pregnant felines go back a long time indeed!

[@iamdamosuzuki_]

I really wish the rest of the album sounded like this.

[@tapeheadreal]

Jake Fettes same

[@robdixie1718]

Same but kinda glad it doesn't at the same time. If you can listen to the whole album we can be drinking buddies

[@bortnik_bortnik]

I love how the rest songs sound!

[@uberphawx8305]

The rest of the album is excellent if you enjoy freak experimental music like any of us The only drag down is "Crow Of The Black Tree" which is like 6 minutes too long, but still...

[@shako4907]

@@uberphawx8305 Toth Scribe I is also a drag to listen to, 10 minutes of slowed down Caledonia

[@MrRock4evr]

It's like one person is whispering the words and the other is shouting the vocals while he's buried underground lol

[@jumpfart666]

in some spots sounds like Burzum or Bethlehem vocals hahahaa

[@almishti]

i think that's exactly what it is lol

[@cyberxdeth]

If you listen closely you can hear they’re both shouting one is more of a growl that has a cavernous sound as the lead and the background has more of a whisper like the blowing of wind very atmospheric

[@jumpfart666]

@@cyberxdeth fuck yes it is

[@timturner7609]

Holy shit. I've listened to this hundreds of times and never noticed the second vocal layer.

[@reissanderson3844]

Therapist: Scottish 60s Al Jourgensen can't hurt you. Result:

[@jasoncampbell3955]

Hearing this makes me wonder, who the hell influenced these guys to perform this music in the 1960's? It's like the DMT they were doing opened a portal to the future to see a black metal band perform. Or maybe they're just performing the soundtrack to a Druidic ritual they witnessed. Even by today's standards, very bizarre, yet intriguing music!

[@shanewarren4678]

Very much like a lot of Black Metal bands today I find it's the inner voice of their ancestors coming out in song/performance

[@scourgedwithremorsex]

This band comes from NY City... i believe that someone or this band is maybe scottish, or very intrested in scotland... maybe north scotland, influenced by vikings... it sounds FOR ME like a "into the battle" song... rythm and everything. And the vikings used to eat psychedelic mushrooms to feel like beasts... so now i think in this combination, experimental rock and everything is this what came out... absolutely amazing! Like the old "walk the path of sorrow" from Satyricol!

[@dirtlevel]

It was the machine elves 🙃

[@NatandGeorge]

are you praising or complaining? I like it. . . Finding new voices. . .

[@transcendentalidiot3321]

I'm guessing their primary influence was a hardcore acid trip. 😁

[@AndreLuis-oy6ox]

This makes the more obscure Beatles stuff like "Tomorrow Never Knows" sound like child's play.

[@jasonthomas6684]

This song gives me a very uneasy feeling. Can’t imagine how people would have reacted to this back then!

[@FistoftheSnackBar]

Proto-industrial folk black metal...from the same year "Sugar" by the fuckin *Archies* was the number one song in the world. ....amazing

[@alanmonteros6432]

+panzertank75 Isn't that the same year Abbey road was released?

[@knightwing5169]

+panzertank75 Keep in mind, Black Sabbath's debut was recorded that year.

[@EdwardPCampbell]

+panzertank75 Whazzamattah kid....? Don't you like candyfloss..? (That would be cotton candy if yer a yank).

[@KazooK-gx2sv]

+panzertank75 Sure,but "Witchcraft destroys minds and reaps souls" by Coven was out that same year,too. And that album is PURE EVIL.

[@Yuli_Ban]

@@KazooK-gx2sv It's pure evil, and yet sounds _exactly_ like what everyone accuses Ghost of being: Scooby Doo music. It's groovy Scooby Doo Satanic tunes

[@onearmdaddy]

Those vocals are the least 1960s thing ever recorded in the '60s.

[@d1ssolv3r]

Definitely - I can't find any music older than this with raspy/early metal vocals..do you know of any? I'm on a dive here LOL

[@ebind3268]

@@d1ssolv3r The Who - Boris The Spider got some growling vocals and its from 1966

[@felipeazevedo840]

@@d1ssolv3r Los Saicos - Demolicion 1964

[@jamesupton5601]

@@felipeazevedo840 Riders on the storm has a vocal line whispered along with the main voice.

[@TheMagmagoblin]

I remember first hearing this, totally unprepared for pagan-chanting-bagpipe-industrial-fusion. I was expecting the usual ESP label mix of D.I.Y. folkrock and freejazz. I played it for everybody I knew - it's not just exciting and primal, it makes you realize how wide the possibilities for music still are. CRUSHINGLY, they spend the rest of the album thumping around and jabbering. All they had to do was bring stuff in and out around the beat and keep it going....

[@haraldsletterod]

Who can possibly be prepared for that? lol

[@almishti]

Honestly I would've liked the album if they just did this for 38 minutes. Maybe a few variations but not necessarily.

[@1969camaro3964spd]

Holy crap, this is early black metal with Alice Cooper vocals and bagpipes. Friggin' awesome!

[@ardillarojo]

Black metal is lame shit for loser kiddies.

[@ftlllhippies1544]

looking on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@rickrivethead]

The best concoction!!!

[@Fortwentt]

very heavy for 69

[@sawyershin5406]

dazed and confused?

[@scrumblesbumbles7692]

Sawyer Shin This is on a whole other level than Dazed and Confused. I think it's on a whole other level than anything I've ever heard.

[@marcopervo]

This was next level even for 1969, a year that a lot of heavy stuff came out.

[@domingossavio9418]

Black Sabbath first album was recorded in 69

[@vaporwavedog]

Domingos Sávio yeah but didn’t get released until 1970

[@UninstalledGamer]

The fact that this band is so obscure and bizarre really makes me want to invest into their history

[@katenagle5456]

Same but there’s not much KZbin videos or anything really about them

[@kelechi_77]

@@katenagle5456 Someone recently made a video on them, check it out! "Cromagnon: The Band That Predicted The Future of Music"

[@katenagle5456]

@@kelechi_77 omg thanks so much!

[@nicholaswolf3822]

@@katenagle5456 please look on KZbin at BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

[@CynicalMartian]

From what I've heard these guys were musicians who mostly wrote bubblegum pop music and jingles for commercials and what not. They got sick of it and decided to make insane music that was as opposite of milk toast pop as possible and this was the result. I don't remember where I heard that or how true it is but I believe it

[@taylorahern3755]

Ultra freaky, bizarrely intriguing & utterly primal, this song was so far ahead of its time that it was off the charts, literally! For it probably sounded as though it was recorded on another planet with this extraterrestrial sound system, it's that amazingly transcendent! At least 10 years ahead of its time, while featuring this eerie, uncanny, surreal & prescient foreshadowing of Industrial Rock/post 1980 Heavy Metal. Unreal!

[@ftlllhippies1544]

see on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@onearmdaddy]

This is the most future-forward song ive ever heard (the evolution of music interests me)

[@westonlong]

Check out the song Machines by Loothar and the Hand People

[@josiahcole3186]

“1969 bagpipe metal isn’t real, it can’t hurt you”

[@metalstorm7506]

"Wow, imagine how freaked out were people in 1969 when exposed to this sound!" Dude, I'm freaked out now

[@pithhelmet3717]

I feel like these guys deserve way more recognition for pioneering/influencing metal, Cromagnon was at least 10 years ahead of themselves when they recorded this song

[@ftlllhippies1544]

have a look on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@ganondorfchampin]

This has absolutely nothing to do with heavy metal - not all extreme music is heavy metal, and in fact this is more extreme than early metal. It's more like industrial.

[@kmfed93]

This song makes me want to astral project and get into a fistfight with the shadow people.

[@gore4975]

Take me with you

[@Al_Gore_Rhythmn]

Gore only the schizoids are familiar with the shadow people.

[@gore4975]

@@Al_Gore_Rhythmn who said I wasn't?

[@robertschmiedl7961]

watch Spectreman....the shadow people are real

[@stephent2114]

This is, by far, the best comment here.

[@casajaguar_tarija]

Adelantados para su época, nada más que decir! Saludos desde Coimata, Bolivia

[@liveli66]

This is the real First Wave of black metal🤘

[@nicholaswolf3822]

look in KZbin at BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

[@ThaPhantazm]

Nah, Industrial.

[@rickrivethead]

Scottish Metal/Industrial lol!!

[@eeriecandle]

Came here to say this lol

[@COTLOD0390]

Industrial and dripping Black Metal vibes

[@OpaqueVisions47]

I've got a fever and the only prescription is more...bagpipe!

[@holy_wars123]

Still one of the greatest songs I’ve ever heard period. I still can’t believe this came out if fucking 1969...

[@mrg8132]

Bonus points to the album cover artist, who answered the question, "what would the love-child of Vlad the Impaler and Shan Yu from Mulan look like?"

[@dennisabrego5220]

The first industrial rock song

[@kemicon]

just realized they have a scream track played at super low volume matching the loud whisper... a little bit brilliant maybe, I just might have to steal this technique.

[@tapeheadreal]

kemicon agreed, incredible technique

[@pimposki6232]

@@tapeheadreal i think nine inch nails did that quite a lot on broken, the downward spiral and the fragile, too

[@ftlllhippies1544]

@@tapeheadreal watch on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@Brendan-Black]

@@pimposki6232 Yes.

[@artemisvega8940]

Holy fucking shit, this is like experimental shit 20 years earlier than it should be. Amazing.

[@TheBlackcredo]

This is amazing. I don't know what it is exactly, but I can't stop listening to it.

[@aaronstrahm3853]

Rhiannon Thomas-Williams *proto-industrial music

[@deanborges4622]

It's mostly the lyrics for me

[@Brendan-Black]

It's music.

[@beepbod6271]

im pretty sure if this came out today it would be classified as blackened noise metal

[@daveberry7733]

Weird and brilliant ahead of its time

[@jaceyp.8457]

60’s Parents would’ve died of shock if they heard this in 1969

[@ftlllhippies1544]

looking on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@Bugser64]

​@@ftlllhippies1544I listen to some pretty old music as a teenager

[@logancoykendall7985]

This is ethereal as hell

[@eliastellez]

Caledonia Madonna light, the hyper speeding Caressed the newborn with a tear Of misty windfields, crystal plains And all the magic of daybreak The virgin dream, a haunting taste of Celtic love joys, warm at court Withered rivers, painted streams Cut deep the sweet vagina Ah, yes the lords, the monied merchants The feudalistic jester slave Walk deep between these walls of stone In a fading sky pulsation Descended veil of resurrection Agrocola's granite tomb The blood of Pict in all its fury Died by a thousand eyes And deadly is the stage which stagnates Calm before a raging storm The hands and nails frozen black By twilight stripped of sinew Sinew splintered splendor crackled Swirling forest castle ride Funneled through magenta hallways Hell was but the froth Toth the isis child new as mother’s milk Had come the magic Pipes of spice and firefly Diamonds of lightning Lightning diamond festival of dragon fire Cricket strings Leaf percussion, looking glass Far beneath the overground man

[@marcoabreo6506]

Tryhard

[@gabrielalodovichi6312]

Me recuerda a Bathory

[@Matun94X]

1:11 - we can hear first black metal vocals ever made in the world of music, yey!

[@outis439-A]

What like how Cronos whispers on Buried Alive?

[@jumpfart666]

@@outis439-A more like Bathory hahaha

[@outis439-A]

@jumpfart666 Early Quorthorn and the Fenris's vocals yeah. But Dead and noctorno sound more like Cronos. But you can have almost any sort of guttural vocals in Black metal. Like Behmoth to Darkthrone to Burzum.

[@Yuli_Ban]

Pseudo-black metal shrieks. It just sounds like it because he's whispering

[@ardillarojo]

Black metal is lame shit for loser kiddies.

[@NeonPalm90210]

How did I miss this! Replace the bagpipes with thrash metal guitars and you’ve got Ministry in the 1960’s😮First listen to Caledonia and some of the other tracks. And I’ve now completely discredited Skinny Puppy and Ministry for blowing me away in the 80’s. They must have heard of this band… I can hear the influences everywhere

[@uncleruckus3149]

Just imagine how good the acid must've been

[@whytegroovin]

with those guys music , totally psyched out is even a weak word !!!

[@Darkstander]

WHY DID IT TAKE ME SO LONG TO FIND SOMETHING THIS AMAZING!

[@ftlllhippies1544]

have a look on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@MARSHOMEWORLD]

I have never heard this before.... but it is absolutely mind-blowing. Especially considering when it was recorded

[@emmakirby8979]

This would have freaked the fuck out of people in 1969.

[@Placeholder209]

Well don't know about that.. It was the 60s after all, aphrodite's child made the equally obsucre album 666 and it was also sabbath's debute.

[@emmakirby8979]

VakiPitsi This is on a completely different level from Sabbath's debut. I've never heard of Aphrodite's Child though; I'll have to check them out.

[@Placeholder209]

Please do a favor to yourself and listen to this whole album it's a masterpiece

[@Kheravoun]

Thank you for mentioning Aphrodite's Child. Their 666-album is insane! LOVE it!

[@hey4067]

king crimson was also a thing lol

[@orvillepdonger]

This must be what going mad sounds like.

[@freedomworks3976]

Orville Donger Oakland Raiders Forever

[@ninaj6051]

Or liberated, yet others find scared. Why is that so bad for you normies? Don't you think your way of avoiding "madness" or real issues has something to do with mad people being so defiant and screaming in agony?

[@Realmightyrahiem]

This is the kind of music that breaks people.

[@AltoonaYourPiano]

This is psychedelic music taken to its logical extreme. My thoughts when listening to this were less "death metal" and more Kraftwerk's first album and "Revolution #9" by the Beatles. Just purely strange and completely reveling in its strangeness. And that's what makes it so fun!

[@jan_Travis]

Kraftwerks debut is awesome. Too bad it goes under so many people's radar.

[@ftlllhippies1544]

seeing on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@rickrivethead]

Could be something off a king crimson album if they ventured into heavier territory

[@PEGGLORE]

You should listen to the album 'Meet The Residents'. You'll like that one.

[@guguigugu]

how is this 50 years old

[@Vikernes-f9u]

look at WHO INVENTED METAL?! It is on KZbin

[@jan_Travis]

Because it's been around for 50 years that's why.

[@figure32a]

51

[@ftlllhippies1544]

@@figure32a see on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@andressaldivar2218]

The funny story behind the recording sessions, is the band was looking for something "organic" in their music, so they hired some homeless whose are hanging around the studio and they paid 10 dolars to each one, just for playing very loud metal barrels, chains and other stuff they found and making some songs together.

[@bluesmills]

Andres Saldivar cool story thanks

[@alexmeyers5925]

Thank you Obama

[@snipezeroes1687]

This is just my theory, the tv sound and the 50's samples at the beginning of the song resembling a time travel machine going back in time and it takes to ancient scotland, so that's why the song sounded so ancient and has bagpipe

[@anothersettlementneedsyour9628]

The theory behind this is that the classical/traditional sounding music in the beginning is music before, the machine sounds are supposed to be a transition, be it tie machine or atomic bomb, the rest is what the music supposedly sounds like in post-apocalyptic/modern primitive society hence the name “Cro-Magnon”.

[@888theinmostlight]

Black metal origins?

[@generalmissy]

+Kostas Taslakoglou think more like industrial

[@DEATHrocket777]

+Kostas Taslakoglou Proto industrial, hence the '50s sampling.

[@chrisfromhell92]

I was about to say the same hahaha

[@HarryKrinkle]

People say Industrial...but what I hear is Black Metal. Something so Trve Kvlt, Quorthon would shit his pants. Epic with a Capital E, in other words.

[@wildmanfisher]

Put the bag pipes down Varg!

[@squad8202]

I’m both shocked and amazed this was ahead of its time

[@ftlllhippies1544]

watch on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@nicholaswolf3822]

look in KZbin at BLACK METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD

[@PosthumanHeresy]

I guess some people compare it to black metal because of the vocals, but... samples. Instruments that aren't instruments. That now-iconic drumbeat. This is pure industrial metal.

[@RotternEngel]

Industrial black metal then

[@EPL762]

2009. Just an 18 year old browsing the site for sounds.

[@rachelshaskin2584]

Better than listening to auto-tuned vocals. in fact, it was pretty enjoyable!

[@majortalentprods]

Wow! proto... Thanks for posting. At that time Velvet Underground, The Pink Floyd and a handful of others were probably on the tables but that voice was really ahead of the curve. Can, Neu played with strange voices, Wild Man Fisher unintentionally

[@froomist]

This was way ahead of its time, whatever time that is or might be.

[@Slayer-gg1tv]

Now I don't think that venom created black metal This band created it

[@Vikernes-f9u]

slayer Have a look at WHO INVENTED METAL?! on KZbin

[@outis439-A]

This is not Black Metal

[@1TakoyakiStore]

What's crazy is that according to wikipedia they idea was to play music they thought might be a thing 10 years into the future. Well... Venom started working on some of their earliest songs in 1979 so... mission accomplished?

[@outis439-A]

@Colin Ainsworse Why

[@guitarunt]

@@Vikernes-f9u Thanks for the recommendation. Thats a great Take on the birth of Metal. I just wish they put Black Sabbath song "Children of the Grave" on there. To me that was the defining moment when shit hit the fan and Moshpit worthy music was born.

[@KarstenJohansson]

All I know is if you heard this from over the hills, you're about to become one of them, or disappear altogether. I have little doubt that Divine got something from this music.

[@HassanAleem]

Madonna light, the hyper speeding Caressed the newborn with a tear Of misty windfields, crystal plains And all the magic of daybreak The virgin dream, a haunting taste of Celtic love joys, warm at court Withered rivers, painted streams Cut deep the sweet vagina Ah, yes the lords, the monied merchants The feudalistic jester slave Walk deep between these walls of stone In a fading sky pulsation Descended veil of resurrection Agrocola's granite tomb The blood of Pict in all its fury Died by a thousand eyes And deadly is the stage which stagnates Calm before a raging storm The hands and nails frozen black By twilight stripped of sinew Sinew splintered splendor crackled Swirling forest castle ride Funneled through magenta hallways Hell was but the froth Toth the isis child new as mother’s milk Had come the magic Pipes of spice and firefly Diamonds of lightning Lightning diamond festival of dragon fire Cricket strings Leaf percussion, looking glass Far beneath the overground man

[@iamthelazerviking23]

The lyrics, like the music, are so fucking good.

[@tomsteele9103]

I think they're desgribing the album cover.

[@chrisdostal8324]

this is an incredible musical artifact - very glad i found it

[@TheJacaranda01]

This lot were so ahead of their time it's fucking frightening.

[@mariorrafael]

Demasiado heavy para la época. Alucinante!!!

[@krystianwilk2369]

Very good description of travelling by bus through Princess Street in Edinburgh vduring Fringe. Every stop is literally sttop

[@the_master_of_beans]

Not the first time I've heard bagpipes in heavy music. This is really cool!

[@thursoberwick1948]

Used a lot by some Scottish bands. Les Ramoneurs de Menhirs are a current example from Brittany although they tend to use bombardes (similar)

[@fafafofo2]

Korn-Chutes and Ladders. AC/DC- It's a long way to the top if you want to rock and roll.

[@PosthumanHeresy]

@@fafafofo2 Every Korn album (idk about 2011-on but def every before) has a bagpipe song actually!

[@PEGGLORE]

Neutral Milk Hotel -Untitled is one of the best.

[@proletariatbourgeoisie9929]

what's this? Celtic black metal in 1969? nothing will surprise me ever again LOL

[@evilherojain4412]

This is Kraut rocks older brother

[@charliecarpenter-o3p]

psychedelic music....very common in 1969-1970......!

[@nikitalane5543]

WOW! This is really good!

[@KyrosTheWolf]

I know the term 'ahead of it's time' is way overused nowadays, but if I heard this without knowing anything about the band or time period I would have guessed it was from the 80s or 90s at the earliest. Never would have guessed 1969

[@euronymous2487]

BLACK METAL TEENS LISTENING TO PINK FLOYD

[@kommissar.murphy]

"I guess you guys arent ready for this yet... But your kids are gonna love it!"

[@annastasia4403]

1969 ? Wow way ahead of its time

[@hyperdrive282]

I like the album name ;)

[@ftlllhippies1544]

looking on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@TheMajesticalAncient]

Strange and primal; that was probably the idea. Most black metal, while also primal, is very laughable compared to this goofy thing. Things can only be so dark and brutal in heavy metal before I roll my eyes. I suppose Cromagnon was utterly bizarre for 1969. The album cover is excellent.

[@aaronstrahm3853]

TheMajesticalAncient *It's proto industrial music

[@SaladPizzaRestaurant]

This song sounds like oranssi pazuzu

[@wildmanfisher]

I've just discovered this band and already I'm sick of the term "proto-industrial".

[@HappyMrSandbag]

This. What sort of "industrial" band uses bagpipes?

[@dolliesdieyes5590]

I guess that's where the "proto"-part comes in. ;)

[@onesyphorus]

oh my god i remember watching this during the 2020 pan

[@jasonporter1877]

The birth of industrial metal right here. This is fucking awesome

[@oBabybbyuuuu]

Mayhem+ it's a long way to the top if you wanna rock and roll = This

[@ftlllhippies1544]

seeing on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@pj4433]

This is extremely badass for 69 in fact for any time

[@ftlllhippies1544]

have a look on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd

[@MrJetplanemusic]

I would love to hear KoЯn cover this.

[@pygarthehun9413]

fookin amazing!!!

[@d3athr0ck3r]

This is very VERY early industrial. And it’s fucking great.

[@g-man4744]

What makes this industrial? It's bagpipes, guitars and growling vocals, with a regular rythm. None of these elements are what constitutes industrial music (the original industrial like Throbbing Gristle or SPK)

[@ardillarojo]

@@g-man4744 Listen to Test Dept, fucktard.

[@g-man4744]

@@ardillarojo your level of courtesy seems to be in line with your understanding of what industrial music is...

[@lakeviewviking]

If I had kids, I'd play this loud when they acted up.

[@FrancescoPirrone]

L'urlo sparisce......questo disegno rimane....

[@RoguSpanish]

I desperately wish Marduk or Dark Funeral would cover this.

[@banessuperbrutalmetalfunti2561]

Anaal Nathrakh could totally cover this song.

[@banessuperbrutalmetalfunti2561]

Scratch that, Oranssi Pazuzu.

[@ctd7731]

Mike Patton cover?

[@neotenyhd]

@@ctd7731 mike patrón

[@Vikernes-f9u]

look at 14th Satan sacrifice on KZbin

[@eugenezandberg8057]

AAh yes, forgot about that one, how could i, shame on me, thx for the upload

[@imnotsuperstitiousbutiamal4186]

This song is the soundtrack to the Apocalypse. How have I never heard this before? This is like vintage Marilyn Manson but 5x more sinister. I love it!!

[@thursoberwick1948]

Manson ripped just about everything off.

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

@@thursoberwick1948 …and still somehow managed to suck.

[@oddioventurediscourse]

Industrial origins for sure

[@user-mz9ig5id3o]

If Bathory made a Folk song

[@metalstorm7506]

Wow ... that's heavy ...

[@beefheart0]

Wonderful pipe

[@milunsimic4767]

fantastic

[@Wingers.0]

Back in 2022, still top notch.

[@大根王匡]

この曲とても好き

[@SuperMetalmanic666]

Because the vocals are very similar to black metal vocals.

[@guitarguy5]

Eric Brandt eric!

[@ardillarojo]

Black metal is lame shit for loser kiddies.

[@BSIII]

@@ardillarojo what kind of music do you prefer?

[@maxbecerra8381]

Proto-black metal una década antes de incluso venom, esto es una jolla para discusiones

[@EdwardPCampbell]

Totally bonkers. If Monty Python were a rock band they would be Caledonia :) Love the bagpipes, being a Campbell :)

[@Victor_Nica]

Have you listened to the rest of the album, my friend?

[@EdwardPCampbell]

I prefer 'Several Species of Small Furry Animals Gathered Together in a Cave and Grooving With a Pict' to be honest, from Ummagumma, 1969. I have the gatefold album from new, bought in 1972 It's a bit more lyrical, methinks :)

[@craigevans4694]

I would have to go with Focus myself. That's off the walls insane

[@Mutterschwein]

Industrial Black Metal fusion before Industrial and Black Metal were invented. LOL

[@ardillarojo]

Black metal is lame shit for loser kiddies.

[@ChunkSchuldinga]

@@ardillarojo Only first wave is real. 90s black metal never happened.

[@hasselett]

Wow, this is like stepping into another dimension or something. I have never heard anything so sludgy, so metal, and this was released in the fucking 60's!

[@bringerofmolochswrath5477]

THIS IS THE FIRST BLACK METAL

[@Vikernes-f9u]

see at METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD 1

[@psyborg303]

i love this song

[@roberts.6575]

This is where M.Manson was influenced from . Kinda sucks

[@ftlllhippies1544]

@@roberts.6575 have a look on KZbin at METAL TEENS react to pink floyd