The Decline Of Western Civilization part 2 The Metal Years sub en español

[@macopus]

I would love to see a “ where are they now” follow up to this documentary. I always wondered what happened to the kids that lived on the strip.

[@powerface71]

Most sleep on the streets of Santa Monica now as bums.

[@nickkozak7183]

The guy with the 2 tone hair is in jail for fraud

[@biblicaladrian6007]

I know one is a manager at FedEx and another is my co worker at Amazon

[@Add_Account485]

I think this mite be one of them ? kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXi2dniKp6plbas

[@ComedianOmarTarango]

Poison’s still going strong and haven’t missed a beat.

[@colleenfrank1678]

I started high school in 1986. We loved these guys!!! This was an incredible era and I was lucky enough to be part of it!!

[@aklestinec]

Lemmy’s answer to what he thinks about bands being “pretty” was fantastic. “Good luck to them if they are. I’m not so whatever.”

[@metalheadwes]

I watched this so many times it makes me feel better the music still rocks

[@somethingsomething9008]

More like the music still sucks ass and the fakeness and overley excess that the documentary showed flew over your head

[@metalheadwes]

@@somethingsomething9008 I love the cliche rockstar I don’t take it too seriously

[@somenothing7914]

@@somethingsomething9008 true but, theres a lot of charm to them too, honestly

[@jared1940]

@@somethingsomething9008 you obviously don't know shit about music

[@vjtheowl6091]

Everyone: surrounded by girls, sitting on stages, having sick outfits ... Ozzy: *cooking a meal at somebody else's house in pyjamas*

[@AB-80X]

Uh, that's his house...

[@vjtheowl6091]

@@AB-80X It's actually not. The maker of the movie said so in an interview.)

[@stewartchampion4260]

cos us english are cool ,we dont have to act at it ,,, lemmy n ozzy made this video ,the rest just a bunch of bratty yanks who think there the nuts ,while looking like a girl ,,ermmmmmmm thank god grunge came along

[@nickkozak7183]

@@stewartchampion4260 Grunge is absolute dog shit

[@stewartchampion4260]

@@nickkozak7183 only guns n roses had good tunes out of the whole lot of them la bands ,,, they all looked like a bunch of girls ,see i like glam rock ,t rex etc they had songs tho ,them la bands didnt ,they also were sexist too the core , dont get me wrong the women look just fine ,but i like to no wno is a women and a man ,,,,grunge shit? mudhoney,tad ,soundgarden ,obviuosly nirvana ? shit? dont agree pow,,, songs like come as you are ,smells like teen spirit changed everything ,,,, why because it had heart it had soul ,it also wasnt all ,check me out im the bollocks unlike that hair matal la crap ,see i love acdc ,thin lizzy ,hendrix ,led zep ,because they had songs ,you can keep your poncey la trans looking bands and shove them up your ringo ,how about that!!!

[@stevenconrady1990]

Cinderella was one of the most underrated glam bands of the 80’s. They had a bluesy 70’s Arena Rock vibe.

[@SharadDixit27]

I liked them and I think the reason why they were such a great band is they were from then they were from New Jersey they had a different attitude towards heavy-metal just like the bank Kix, i’m not mistaken weren’t they from the East Coast also I think from New Jersey I’m not sure. What about Bon Jovi they were from New Jersey to they discovered Cinderella they were a Lotta great bands that came out of the east side of our continent are the east side of America what about Spread Eagle 🦅? Awesome band. I still play the shit out of it and never get sick of it I saw them warm up for Bon Jovi here in Detroit that the Joe Lewis arena and I hate to say it they blew away Bon Jovi they were so darn good and they were the warm-up and they rocked and I bought the coolest T-shirt… and I have nowhere up or no clue where that shirt went. Take my girlfriend stole it

[@colleenfrank1678]

I fully agree- glam image doesn’t matter, they were so talented! One of my first concerts and it was amazing!

[@joshuatraffanstedt2695]

Someone needs to make a documentary detailing exactly what it was like in the music scene in the 80s and just pop culture in general. Not only in the States, but also in Europe, Australia, South America, Asia, etc.

[@rupturedguts7328]

I can tell you it was tough here in the 80s you got loads of shit in general pubic other youths wanting to kick off on you. In 90s it got worse cos the acid house was around so was constantly fighting between them and us. I dont know what it was like elsewhere but that I can tell you here in the uk it weren't easy. So you always hung around with your mates who followed your path. Like the punks skinz mods and rockers did before the metal heads goths sleezers glamsters deathheads ect. Which what I became when death grew. Despite the above it was wild times great times too,I mean really wild. In the week it was drugs weekend was rock nights drinking and more drugs and girls.

[@misteryuk6080]

Why don't you do it?

[@curiousgiraffe9172]

when they're ask if they're going to be a rockstar, all of them answered that they will and they will work hard to be a rockstar is probably the saddest thing in this documentary because just a few years later after this glam died and grunge was the new thing.

[@YBM2007]

I swear this exact comment appears on everything 80s metal or glam, thanks mr obvious. Whoever was willing to compromise, readjust and regroup would fit fine into the generic 90s rock thing. AiC started out glam not to mention glam/grunge MLB

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

@@YBM2007 Major League Baseball was never glam

[@stevengallant6363]

​@@kungpao-wp2sq you can't be serious obviously for your joking

[@SharadDixit27]

This is sooo very true… It was a big scene and then Nirvana came out along with all that runs from Seattle and sunset strip turned into a ghost town there was nobody out there not anyone I couldn’t believe it and it happened literally overnight!!!!!

[@SharadDixit27]

@@YBM2007 well I agree with you I do like incubus what a great band they are and you know yeah you follow suit they were technically amazing the lead singer was just amazing and they would scratch they reinvented heavy rock I don’t even know if I can categorize them as anything but they were like a breath of fresh air from all the hairspray and hair teasing I really really like incubus a lot and that’s not just the only band… Alice In Chains came out in the 90s smashing pumpkins lotta great great great bands it’s just a Scene move from LA to Seattle. I don’t have a problem with that they were signing bands left and right that didn’t have any talent anyway

[@trumpisfuckis5431]

I do gotta hand it to Mustaine, though. He gets kicked out of what is not very arguably(because they ARE) the best metal band ever(Tallica), and then rebounds and makes it huge with Megadeth. Pretty fuckin resilient.

[@fuckingmetalasfuck4718]

They compare naught to the almighty diamondhead or to the brilliant Dio or the powerful pantera! (R.I.P DIO, DIME AND DH)

[@Buttsmoker]

@ntw98 I thought Magnetic and Hardwired were pretty good

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

Pantera blew Metallica off stage in their prime. They merely sold the most records they weren’t the best band.

[@mafiablokes]

I wouldn’t say Metallica were the best metal band but I would definitely say in the top 10. They greatly helped bring dignity and integrity back to mainstream metal music after this shitshow of hair metal in the 80’s.

[@terryrollins1973]

Megadeaf is just watered down Metallica. Facts

[@Alice-gd4sx]

When Chris said he was happy a ton of times then let it slip that he didn't like who he was after the interviewer didn't let him deflect, that shit was heartbreaking.

[@somenothing7914]

@Ralof uh…. the bottle being full of water or not is hardly what would make it sad

[@bezoticallyyours83]

I've always loved this documentary. 💓🥰

[@apocalypsechow-4946]

Just to see Ozzy pouring orange juice at 51min is worth it 😂😂😂

[@sodica81]

Was it fake.

[@extantia]

@@sodica81 It was --

[@luzbelyjuarez3475]

este documental lo estube buscando desde hace muchisimos años...

[@carlosheisenn4421]

este documental lo pasaban por I SAT hace como 20 años atras !!!

[@danielmedina1153]

Yo también lo estuve buscando

[@anthonypalermo8816]

Speak ENGLISH.

[@danielmedina1153]

@@anthonypalermo8816 fuck you 🕵

[@eddygiron2390]

@@anthonypalermo8816 Learn SPANISH.

[@scottnot9344]

Growing up during this time was awesome. Watching this now is mind blowing hilarious and awkward, Wouldn't change a thing!!! I miss these days.

[@mw6901]

I'm genuinely a fan of CC Deville's guitar playing

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

Unskinny bop just blows me away

[@stevenconrady1990]

CC’s guitar playing is an honest throwback to the glam rock guitar of the 70’s.

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

@@stevenconrady1990 Unskinny Bop nothing more to say.

[@darwinrz]

His solo on Something to Believe In is a masterpiece.

[@Browniefelo2]

56:23 I saw an interview with Christina Applegate once where she says she got the inspiration for the part of Kelly Bundy from this girl. "Modelling and actressing" Lol

[@SharadDixit27]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@raghost15]

And because of that she got herself typecast. To think early Kelly Bundy was nowhere near that girl

[@kabluey_louie1718]

I've ALWAYS wanted to see this!!!❤❤❤

[@somethingsomeone8197]

Do you think ozzy is a messenger of the devil? Camera cuts to ozzy making breakfast

[@crisscat2006]

Excelente hacía mucho que la buscaba subtitulada. Muchas gracias

[@thefullmoongamer]

People were full of life, the scene was there. Compared today, they were lucky to live it. Plus they played their instruments...

[@Bloodandiron86]

The scene is comin back full swing my man! I'll recommend a few bands that are killing it in the underground! Enforcer, malicious intent, saver, eternal evil, haunt, cauldron, keyscore and many many more! Keep it alive!

[@automachinehead]

@@Bloodandiron86 all copycats. needless to say, these bums will die before reaching 30

[@Bloodandiron86]

@@automachinehead the reason the scene is dying is because of people like you, refusing to support the come back

[@automachinehead]

@@Bloodandiron86 what come back? create your very own god damned style not mimic your parents you zoomers are the the most brain dead soi cucks this planet has ever seen.

[@BoneTicklers]

Lizzy Borden then and Lizzy Borden now might as well be different bands. What a transformation the made!

[@80srocknheavyjohannhawk52]

Excelente, lo único que veo es que el compañero que lo tradujo no sabe la diferencia entre actitud y aptitud jaja pero la mayoría de la traducción muy exacta. 🤘🏻

[@bella-yl6te]

Alice looked so tiny in this documentary. 😂❤️ But anyways, this was lowkey sad. I heard this documentary exposed the metal scene and -kinda- killed it, as the directors showed shit that wasn't even supposed to be seen/bands wanted to take out of the film. :/ If any of y'all wanna know ODIN, The guitarist (Duncan) is now the guitarist for Armored Saint and Randy (lead singer) is a Hollywood crew member. WASP singer, Chris, is now sober. ❤️

[@kouki8334]

Chris Holmes is the guitarist for WASP

[@jaronledbetter942]

@ bella I don’t think any one thing killed the scene, I think the commercialization and over abundance of everything killed it. Rock and Roll has a way of cleansing itself once it starts getting stale . I mean with several bands record labels were literally creating and mass producing them as if they were a breakfast cereal, or a certain brand of wine . They had to look, sound and all act the same . Just look at Warrant . Not that they weren’t a good band, they were just the same band . Regardless of that truth, I do believe this was the best era for Rock and Roll as well as the 70s. The songs written in these two decades will be enjoyed for years and years to come, far surpassing the later generations of music . Almost everything became a true classic !

[@somenothing7914]

@@jaronledbetter942 i agree, thanx for sharing

[@jared1940]

This music lives on

[@paula06ism]

hace mucho tiempo buscando este documental

[@DonVitosLazyEye]

Lemmy is the fucking coolest dude to ever walk this earth

[@batphink2655]

Phil Lynott was pretty fu.king cool and Lem would tell you that too!

[@eduardomeza7426]

Gracias Michael Benitez Ortiz, este documental siempre lo encontraba sin sub en español...excelente brother...!!!.

[@metalomano]

Tiene que estar a la venta este Documental. 💽

[@Eduk0]

Gracias por subirlo!

[@wendoramos1072]

Gracias por subirlo,lo busque mucho tiempo

[@bleubel23]

The best part of these documentary was Megadeth. Period.

[@RaulRamosRazo]

excelente, gracias por subirlo!

[@metalomano]

Megadeth lo mejor que paso en este documental.

[@juanekejmz4381]

Tenia rato queriendo ver este documental

[@Lyno1979]

Okay, but 12 O’clock high is such a jam. Wasn’t around in the 80s but I come back to listen to that song

[@brookesfriend8359]

I remember 1989 my friends and I cut school and watched this on our VHS😹. We all decided that we were going to LA👍. I was the only one who went

[@brookesfriend8359]

@@LRS905 totally Awesome 👍😎

[@johntyrrell1549]

Are you still living in LA?

[@brookesfriend8359]

@@johntyrrell1549 NOPE 🐱. Back home where I should have stayed😹

[@brookesfriend8359]

@@johntyrrell1549 No

[@fede8544]

gracias x subirlo lo vi hace mas de 20 años la ultima vez

[@alexvanroth175]

The real Spinal Tap mostley for these local bands.

[@georgiosdoumas2446]

These Seduce are really nice, heavy metal , I am glad that I managed to keep watching to around minute 29:30 (and get through all the glam bands) to know about this band that I was not familiar with

[@Afurthyclays]

Their guitar player rips! 🤘

[@raghost15]

56:22 La chica de blanco sirvió de inspiración para Christina Applegate con el personaje de Kelly Bundy (desde mediados de la temporada 2). Y de paso encasillarse con firmeza

[@wesbeach69]

It's funny listening to Ozzy talk about sharon's dad ripping Black Sabbath off

[@stevenconrady1990]

Ah, the 80’s! A time of fun, great music & decadence!

[@fbunited4140]

I still love Hair metal.

[@huflungdung8252]

Paul Stanley trying way too hard if you catch my drift

[@Luvie1980]

I would expect that behavior from Gene not Paul

[@harrywright5793]

Oh yes....I know what you’re saying!!!

[@jamminman2867]

That was before his facial reconstruction and hair transplants...so he just looks creepy

[@kevinroulette]

Haha I get what your saying . Trying real hard there lol

[@mazukakai]

"Crazy Nights" era Kiss was a bit too much

[@aquiviveelhorror5533]

Gracias por subirlo en español, habría posibilidad de qué subieras la parte 1? donde salen The Germs, Circle Jerk, Black Flag, entre otras leyendas del punk

[@ozzydavid6630]

Ya hay uno, buscalo en youtube

[@michaelgarcia9622]

The ozzy interview is pure gold. The wasp scene with his mom was str8 cringe.

[@albertoflorez8002]

In my dark hour megadeth...

[@danielblake1537]

R.I.P. Cliff Burton

[@struthersboyz4990]

Watching these Guys makes me understand WHY the public moved on to grunge……

[@SharadDixit27]

Sure but grunge is dead also completely dead dead as a door knob

[@kungpao-wp2sq]

01:04:15 all these people missed the point, they thought they were “going to be a rockstar” when the correct way to do it is just BE a rockstar , believe you already are one that’s the secret. It’s like that with anything in life. If you say “I am going to be a rockstar” you are basically admiting you aren’t one …

[@alZiiHardstylez]

Ha. Paul Stanley is killing it.

[@midget_spinner8449]

Dave was one of the only sensible one

[@screamrad218]

I also saw one of the women who made the most sense out of all the women. She said, “I don’t like it. I love it when a man dresses and represents themselves as a man.”

[@somethingsomething9008]

In the context documentary hell yeah but actually no dave is an asshole, insane conspiracy theorist and bible thumper

[@somethingsomething9008]

I'll take that back lemmy was pretty sensible also by the way he talks compared these other people

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

Dave was the peak of the joke that is heavy metal. He’s a pompous pretentious narcissist geek that can’t sing.

[@renaebrush8439]

@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369 True not the best singer, but hey nobody else will ever be able to sing his music and it sound like MEGADETH. Not to mention Dave is an absolutely brilliant guitar player and lyricist! I’m curious can you play guitar by chance? How about broaden your mind a little and listen to all the music not just vocals!

[@doobiekebbler161]

KNAC was where the real metal was at in 88 and at the Megadeth practice pad in LA.

[@williamshaw9047]

That one idiot with the curly hair name checks it when they ask him to define a metalhead.

[@HAM3TT]

6:31 Steel Panther? I mean the other glam guys look so authentic but that guys seems to be just a parody just as Steel Pather does

[@societydwellingifd766]

*_Who was Alice Cooper talking about when they censored the initials he gave?!?_* *_I was thinking either King Diamond or BLACKIE._*

[@lc4295]

I think Kiss because they each claim they started the face painting

[@scottnot9344]

You can completely tell the difference between the bands that didn't make it compared to the polished ones that did.

[@pascarirobert8224]

That road promoter from min 29:27 looks so much like Robin Crosby from Ratt that i actually thought it was him in late 90s! Jesus the resemblence is shocking!

[@pablonicolascoronelserrano6606]

Me da pena por esa banda Odin. Acabo de enterarme que alguna vez existieron

[@shampoovta]

The Dude at 14:46 has a very retro look like Led Zep, Queen. He is also the more chill guy while the others are tough guy types except for the nerds. There was this band you would always see in the magazines in the 70's Angel and he has there look and style more than actual metal. Kind of interesting. Just what I thought about it.

[@A..D..D]

Apparently Alice Cooper was mad a Blackie Lawless from W.A.S.P for biting his style and gimmick, and that is who he mentioned but they edited it out.

[@andrewcook1246]

Odin's singer sounds like Dr. Rockso

[@eldesgraciado6690]

59:20

[@andrewcook1246]

@@eldesgraciado6690 Lotta co-co-caine!

[@matthewrogers8778]

The chris holmes segment made me cry that poor WOMAN

[@AB-80X]

Lemmy was a funny dude:D

[@firebeardnc6012]

Apparently 90% of the budget for this film went on hair spray and makeup

[@bella-yl6te]

It makes me wonder what really "killed" the metal scene? and for most of these bands (Seduce, Odin, etc), how did they not get famous and on the same level as GNR, Motley Crue, Metallica etc? Were they lacking something? Unlucky? Fate was like "this ain't it, chief!" when it came to the members? They rushed themselves way too fast to feel the "rockstar" life (drugs, sex, etc)??? Wrong place, wrong time? I wanna know.

[@nocturnalsky9733]

The reason they didn’t make it was because they a generic sound that was getting old. And also they suck from I can tell. It had nothing to do with lacking something or being unlucky

[@playyuh]

Well by 1990 everyone was doing the same thing & all the metal sounded the same , nobody was sounding different . By 1990 , there was too many "metal" bands doing fucking ballads aswell & shit got soft . Compare 1986-1990 metal to 1981-1985 Metal , 2 totally different Metal era's . Grunge also had a part in killing it aswell because it was a new sound . Grunge sucked ass tho , i hate that depression goofy shit , i love heavy metal because it makes you feel good , & has a larger then life appeal to it . 1992 was the last year heavy metal was "relevant" in the 90's . Good thing is , 80's bands still sell out tours nowadays where-as Grunge came in the 90's & died in the 90's :-) Heavy Metal 4ever‼️ 🤘🏼 🤘🏼

[@sleepy_druid1001]

The record labels wanted bands with their own sound, at the end of the decade a lot of the bands were trying to be bluesy or a fusion of faster pussycat and guns and roses, also grunge was coming and the record labels didn't wanna pay the big bands because their contracts were about to end and they actually have to pay them

[@sleepy_druid1001]

K. A yeah, no

[@Blade383210]

Well imo it probably had to do with the shifting landscape of Rock music at the time. The alternative scene and the Grunge scene started to form underneath them and by 1991 with Smells Like Teen Spirit i mean everything changed for the next 4 to 5 years. Grunge was a direct response to the over the top personas that the Glam scene had during the 80's

[@davidgangemi3314]

That Russian Winter band must have been the opening act for the opening act,which was probably a puppet show! That crowd fell asleep on them.

[@anthonypalermo8816]

Chris Holmes drinking in the pool made me laugh my ass off, haha! Too cool.

[@societydwellingifd766]

*So do you have a more stable life now?* *_OZZY"NO!!"_*

[@CarlosMRocks]

Qué buen aporte

[@rt3455rr2]

Who's the guy at 5.32 who shouts "METAL DUUUUUDE!"? Is he in a band or an actor? He looks familiar.

[@magica1355]

I can remember thinking this was cool as a kid and teen. Oof.

[@Cursed4lifeROBLOX]

how old are you saying oof

[@AncientSlugThrower]

On the Internet, no one knows your collecting social security.

[@metalheart7448]

Todas esas bandas de glam que no lo lograron deben estar muertos o siendo vagabundos, o como ellos se veían en años si no lograban el éxito, y cuando les preguntaron si se convertirían en rockstars fue la parte mas triste junto con la parte de la entrevista a Chris y ver la cara de su mama.

[@Vegetarianbull]

@caseychavez9815y te encanta bad bunny y carol g verdad

[@LemmyLawless]

sigues virgen?@caseychavez9815

[@koyaanisqatsishaman8938]

The only criticism of this documentary I have is the fact that they focused too much on mainstream bands instead of the LA music scene in particular like they did in “Decline of western civilization 1”

[@metalheadgamer80]

Yeah. Most of the bands were Glam but it’s no surprise since the LA Metal scene had tons of Glam bands.

[@koyaanisqatsishaman8938]

Joshua Ibarra they could have found less known Glam bands at least

[@loustandards2827]

I agree, I think of the old adage "going back to the well". The first installment was really an actual punk rock endeavor, Spheeris dug deep into that scene because that's what was required if she were to make a film that shed any honest light on the lives and times of the subjects of that film. For the second film, to gain insight into what metal was all about, all she had to do was go to the clubs metal made popular and conduct some interviews. No knock on anyone involved, but the film itself is a good showcase for the accessibility anyone could have to metal. It was showcasing, whereas punk rock living wasn't a choice for many of the kids in that scene, it was a lifestyle thrust upon them and always taken far more seriously by those involved. You can play in the metal playground and go back home if you didn't go to deep. By the time you were really punk in the 70s/80s you were in it with both feet, and it left much deeper scars but they gained a stronger sense of duty and honor. It was tribal, it was your fucked up family but it was your only real family. Something you wouldn't have been able to find in the glamour and silliness pop art sold off to the high consumers in that era. For the film to focus on the more mainstream aspect is actually a more honest representation of what that LA metal scene had to offer at the time. By '88 things were actually fizzling out on the small club front.

[@rumble2468]

That was kind of the point of this movie, to show the overcommericialized aspect of the music business.

[@SharadDixit27]

Before 80s metal punk was alive and well at this time… even when glam rock took the spotlight punk was a huge underground thing not only in Los Angeles but Detroit and New York and London. And then look as soon as metal died 80s glam metal died Punk came and resurfaced with a vengeance and I’m not talking about blink-182

[@newkidontheblock8391]

1:14:41 what is the title of the song playing? Trying to find it over 15 years

[@clemkadiddlehopper3320]

1:14:41 The words Crack me up while he's singing.

[@GFY127]

Ozzy is a rockstar ⭐️ & a comedian 🤣 🥓🧃

[@mafiablokes]

I’m so intrigued with this as everyone here is like walking stereotype cartoon characters. No wonder by the 90’s people were burned out on this vibe.

[@lamours84d]

During the Gazzarri dance contest from 57:47 to 1:00:25 what is the name of the song that is playing?

[@Beckonor]

I think Alice is talking about W.A.S.P. at 28:15

[@phil503]

Who are the people at 38:02? I've never been able to figure that out.

[@screamrad218]

16:57 She made the most sense out of all the women in this film. Edit: Also the women at 1:12:37 Also that girl too. She has the right attitude.

[@GoldandAppel]

Thanx Lemmy you gave me a reason to LIVE! Heheheh.

[@Beckonor]

Eddie Trunk at 29:20

[@lars6104]

Probably some horror stories out there from the Gazzari girls

[@jbliv831]

I have to say it's funny seeing London so full of themselves and laughing and they went nowhere. Oh wait, that's 98% of these guys.

[@alejandroivancumio8081]

1:14:50 song? Band? Thanks

[@shanew899]

"Life's a Beach" Trickk Toyzz

[@thefullmoongamer]

Very hard to find any info on them. If you do, let us know!

[@waltermorel1942]

Trae el documental completo de poison en español

[@ciccone39]

That Chris Holmes segment is sad.

[@sleepy_druid1001]

Don't be, the majority of it was pool water. Dude was doing a goof

[@ivettesosa4924]

What is the song during the dance scene at gazzari’s?

[@newkidontheblock8391]

Life's a beach trikk toyzz

[@ivettesosa4924]

Thank you 😊

[@HarryPotter-do8eq]

throughout this show the artists were saying things like if you want it so bad you can do it. i'm a good musician. pursued rock all my life. but now its different. sure it would be a neat experience to play music in front of 100,000 people and the corvettes and all that. now i'm 27 and i'm kinda glad my music dreams didn't work out. i like my normal life the way it is. regular life can be just as fun as going on tour. now what i want more than anything its not being a rock star. with the same passion i had i just want my girl in my life again. i love her she loves me but its complicated.i would choose to be around her again more than all the riches and fame. if you want it more than anything you can do it they were saying. but i just want my girl back. it will happen

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

You’re 27. You’re not 40. You can still make it.

[@user-ux1vj9vx7s]

Whatever you have to tell yourself to sleep at night, partner

[@Yourmumsrectum]

The girl back part you can keep get over yourself man on that.

[@Yourmumsrectum]

@@user-ux1vj9vx7s I wouldn't want all the crap that comes with fame either. Yeah money would be good but fck the utter bullcrap that whole thing breeds.

[@edwardbliss8931]

Rock needs to be central to our culture again when this pandemic is over

[@Buttsmoker]

pick up an instrument, I know I did

[@somethingsomething9008]

Just not these shitty glam "metal" bands

[@rommix0]

For real. The glam trap rap stuff ain't working.

[@danielblake1537]

Now I see what Metallica was talking about...when they said they weren't getting treated very fairly or nice when they were still in L.A. playing clubs but thankfully they watched a band play in L.A. named "Trauma" and heard this crazy sound coming out the amplifiers with this big mop of red hair headbangin' up and down and thought they were hearing a wicked guitar player at first but quickly realized it wasn't a 6-string guitar but it was a bass!! And was convinced he needed to be in their band, his name was Cliff Burton but he was down with joining Metallica....but only IF they moved from L.A. to Cliff's hometown up north in San Francisco....and they agreed and the rest was history!! But it's funny one guy from around that time back in the 80's around that scene in Cali and he said in L.A. you got little mixed drinks like a daquiri with an umbrella in it when you went to a club there....but you go to any clubs in San Fran they served you straight Beer lol and the band was treated wayy better by the audience there then they did in L.A. where you had to be a glam band to get any play there they thought Metallica was either too punk or Metalheads which most clubs weren't into lol

[@screamrad218]

Metallica needs their own movie!

[@rumble2468]

@@screamrad218 "Some Kind of Monster" is almost 20 years old now.

[@RossBayCult]

Song at 55:38 and 1:17:00 anyone? This movie feels like a sequel to Spinal Tap

[@davymag3476]

“I’m suicidal, I’ve almost killed myself a few time. That’s why I quit doing drugs” Groupies: laughter

[@jonrichie6110]

Yep even his groupies thought? What a complete full o shite moron you are. Poor little talentless cup cake.

[@SharadDixit27]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@coreynewell9673]

That band throwing popcorn out to the crowd look dangerous

[@PoisonClan73]

Lemmy is cool af.

[@leppak42088]

so good

[@jamieabramoff-kent786]

Russian Winter has to be the worst garage band quality song I've ever heard

[@sniffingluepunk6184]

Man that band London are so bad... and a whole lot less funny than they think they are. The singer is Sebastian Bach lite

[@TheOnlyHollywood1]

@@sniffingluepunk6184 Yeah before Sebastian got big lol

[@KentuckyColonel]

My gosh.. I fancy myself as a proficient Heavy Metal guitarist.. its what I am good at.. but it makes you realize, watching this, just how pathetic the scene got.. and 4 years later... it was over.. all over.. we should have shot Poison when we had the chance..

[@CJacuzzi]

Yeah I don't know why Poison are even in this. They're not a rock band, not a metal band, they're just a marketing gimmick. It makes a mockery of the whole scene.

[@jared1940]

The music lives on and is better than anything out today

[@smkxodnwbwkdns8369]

@@jared1940 no

[@jared1940]

@@smkxodnwbwkdns8369 there is no comparison...the music today is not even in the same conversation as the music in the 80s...no talent at all

[@bezoticallyyours83]

Nah glam is fun. There's nothing in the rules saying rock can't be fun.

[@luciocavallocarbonell4451]

el documental oficial que mató y enterró el glam metal. hoy sobrevivió el verdadero metal como el de megadeth, el cual es excelente como está mostrado en la pelicula, como una banda inteligente y original que no seguía ninguna moda. por eso bandas como ellos pueden seguir girando y sacando discos y vendiendo. practicamente no hay bandas de glam que hayan podido hacer eso, y si las hay son actos nostalgicos.

[@jeffreyzipaquira4122]

Jajajajajaja, las bandas modernas de Suecia de Hard Rock se limpian el culo con su comentario.

[@giancarloaguirre8903]

Jajajajajajajajajajajaj Megadeth desde el CTE hace puta mierda popera jajajajajjajajajajajaja

[@maxixeneize8886]

bobo y virgo debes ser el glam metal conquisto el mundo no sabes nada. POR LO Menos son bandas que no se vendieron como esa mierda de Megadeth o metallica MOTLEY CRUE LES ROMPIO EL CULO Y LES DEMOSTRO QUIENES ERAN LOS ROCKEROS DE VERDAD

[@merysk.2520]

El "Glam- HAIR- Metal" no existe ni nunca existió. Por Dios!

[@GoldandAppel]

Steward Copeland's brother was the Executive Producer!

[@rodneycross5015]

Odin's bass player and guitar player also played with armoured saint should've stayed with them . And faster pussycat had a hell of a good bassist should of turned those guitars down and turned him up.