Therapist witnesses the Lamb of God - Laid to Rest

Therapist analyzes the lyrics of Laid to Rest by Lamb of God to talk about how running from failure and hiding from it is a sure way to defeat but admitting to failure is actually the only path to freedom.
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[@eljonny3801]

Hit the gym with Lamb of God. No pre-workout needed

[@RaimundoSantana-h6x]

facts

[@Eric.Fitness]

I listen to them all the time working out

[@juggerbutt]

LoG,Hatebreed, Shadow of Intent, and Brand of Sacrifice give me the best pumps.

[@darksecret965]

My pre-workout just used to be ten minutes of headbanging to extreme metal

[@santoybr]

Facts💪

[@bryceharney5960]

Their entire discography is top tier. Can’t ever go wrong with the boys.

[@joshuamasserant8215]

The self titled album is horrendously bad. 100% facts, name the awesome songs? so I can laugh. Not one single song is good from that album. F+

[@coleschlueter6202]

⁠@@joshuamasserant8215Memento Mori, Resurrection man?

[@ThatHitman47]

@@joshuamasserant8215 there is new american hate which is a fucking insanely good song

[@joshuamasserant8215]

​@@ThatHitman47 The song is actually called new colossal hate, they don't have a song called New American Hate. Insanely good? The vocals and lyrics are so bad on the entire album. I can't believe lamb of god created that garbage. Just like Slayer Reign In Blood, you can't convince me a song is good.

[@ThatHitman47]

@@joshuamasserant8215 k

[@MichaelDavis-si9bv]

Walk with me in Hell is a goodin'. Tks for all u do girl, u rip! \m/

[@archangel2k12]

One of my favorite songs ever for sure.

[@randycavalera460]

My favorite " WALK WITH ME IN HELL" 🤘🤘🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸

[@Dark_Moon_XVII]

im a big metalhead and i love lamb of god ao yes walk with me in hell

[@DyingInPlainSight]

'Ashes Of The Wake' and 'Sacrament' are their two best albums in my opinion

[@shawngansert1973]

Walk with me in hell got me through some dark times in my life.

[@aaronklein7730]

Oh boy did you open a can of worms....🤘 yesss more lamb of god please! ❤

[@crono3339]

Sorry to be one of those guys, but having served in Iraq as a young man this song hits particularly strong. I felt like it was directed towards the leaders who brainwashed us and sent us to war based on lies. The album this song is on has kind of a running theme that is very critical of war I would say.I take responsibility for my part don't get me wrong but I heard this right around the time I got out and I absolutely love it. Seen them live twice and they are AMAZING.

[@slaterbater1988]

That's the great thing about music, a thousand people get a thousand different reads on it. Thank you for your service!

[@anthonyperrine6020]

I served around the same time. Glad you go home brother. I got so.ething more personal.

[@mikesmith2081]

Don’t apologize bro. It is what it is

[@JosephMoberly]

Don't apologize about anything I was there to and to do stuff there to and I seen them at knotfest in 22

[@alfonsotota4717]

You got that right man

[@reconsoldier135]

You can never go wrong with Lamb of God, just Pure American Metal

[@Ryan-ws3yf]

Walk With Me in Hell, please!!! Despite the name, it's actually a support type of song. It's basically about everyone having their own personal "hell." Let's get together and get through our "hells" together. Originally written by the lead guitarist when he met his now wife. He was quoted as saying that this song took on a whole new meaning to him after he and his now wife's first child was stillborn. That song has helped me through my own tough times. Even though someone might not literally be standing beside me, it always reminds me that there are people out there that are willing to help you get through whatever "hell" you're experiencing.

[@JackAllman]

Very nice.

[@dillonsronce2583]

@@Ryan-ws3yf great that you know how/why that song was written.

[@danger5489]

The worst part is I swore I'd never leave until death

[@jackno7danls]

Love it when they open their shows with Walk With me In Hell

[@christopherdegraaf8045]

He's chasing himself. Like a dog chasing it's tail . The end is himself with his Hoodie . He laid his old self to rest.

[@christbland]

See who gives A FUCK! God this song is so heavy in person.

[@PML78]

🔥🎸🔥🥁🔥🤘🏽

[@redraven150]

Lamb of god helped me through addiction and suicide. That's about as straight up as I can be about it. I learned just about all their songs on guitar and without them allowing me to express the things I held inside I don't know what I'd have done. They're incredible and I know they've helped so many others in my position and worse.

[@caseyshyer]

People hear his voice and don’t listen to wat he saying. It’s deep if you listen.

[@baltazarperales9115]

Two words...Memento Mori. This is a great song and amazing music video. Randy is top notch on this track. It will not disappoint.

[@skinnyb8230]

Ever seen them perform it live? 🔥 Lights drop, LoG logo projected on the sheet, and the intro kicks in, the hair on the back of your neck stands up. Then you hear the cymbals and "WAAAAAAKEEEEE UUUUUUUUPPPP"

[@baltazarperales9115]

@@skinnyb8230 I have seen them perform this at least 4 times. I love it when the screen drops, and the fire balls erupt with loud explosions. I've seen them perform live a total of 7 times. I am getting ready to see them again in July. I am so stoked!!!

[@slaterbater1988]

Such a great song. And the makeup and costumes are so freaking cool

[@madman3826]

One of their best in my opinion. 👍

[@roberthagemanXD]

Two more words..... Fuck yeah🤘🤘

[@matthewlee3530]

I love that the metal stank face is universal. When that heavy ass drop hits, stank face is involuntary.

[@imimportantright]

11th hour by lamb of god helped me get sober, definitely worth a look. Takes a deep dive into Randy's own struggles with alcohol

[@biga2]

descending is another really good one.

[@jacobthomas9617]

I didn't know this. Sober 4 years after a 15 year struggle with alcohol and have seen Lamb of God live twice. Thank you, I will definitely be listening to it next. I never looked at it that way. Maybe I should pay attention to lyrics more than the instrumentals next time

[@davids1642]

Dude has the clearest harsh vocals of any band.. you can hear EVERY word!!

[@FrankyGotTheBill]

Yeah glad he ain't a black metal singer-

[@jmkiser33]

Do Lamb of God - Omerta next! #1 & #2 songs all time

[@ARCHangel-kv1mu]

if i die you are forgiven.... such as the rule of honor. i agree omerta and laid to rest are my favorites by them.

[@Moth3rfuck3r]

Fuck yes been scrolling trying to find this. The best song the song that got me hooked

[@mishaDorjan]

PLEASE Give us more Lamb of God. This bands music has walked me through so many dark times. Do not be offput by the harsh sounds, these are all VERY good men. Walk with me in hell is one of the most beautiful love songs ever written, and dripping with a very Human pain, about the loss of a child.

[@fisicoinerba]

Agree with you brother, I love them so much, Randy loss his daughter, that's why this song is full of pain. Hug you bro!!!

[@evantarracciano4211]

Welcome to one of the most talented bands in all of metal, fronted by an absolutely EXCEPTIONAL songwriter. Please dive into their stuff, you won't regret it.

[@HankTheTank78]

Gotta check out Walk With Me In Hell. Top notch tune.

[@nathanpark1058]

Omerta is the best. It's about the Mafia code of silence.

[@ThomasAndrewW]

Randy = god tier vocals

[@djstarion]

Randy Blythe is not only an amazing songwriter and vocalist, but he's an absolute top tier human being.

[@Powermad-bu4em]

After he quit drinking. Before that he could be an absolute dick. I can definitely relate.

[@pandyne]

I believe the guy chasing him is himself.

[@dann9607]

I'm a huge fan of lamb of God. This is my first video of yours I'm seeing. Your analysis is so spot on. Made me tear up a little bit ngl

[@ereal713]

This song definitely helps me work through my issues. I have many others that do that too. Dignity by Bullet for my Valentine Nobody can save me by Linkin Park Dig by Mudvayne You're not my kind by Five Finger Death Punch Low by Wage War Stitch by Wage War King for a day by Pierce the Veil No more tears to cry by Bullet for my Valentine Handshake with Hell by Arch Enemy I could go on, but I'll leave it here. I'm always down for more suggestions from others too. So don't be afraid to reply with your "dig yourself out of a hole/rut" songs.

[@VileMisanthrope]

Contractor by this band is an underrated-incredible. It kicks in right from the start and never stops.

[@mitchumman8000]

Wrath as an album is so underrated it's criminal.

[@VileMisanthrope]

​@@mitchumman8000 Both Wrath and Resolution are heavily underrated to me. I feel bad for Lamb of God because they had such a high going with Ashes Of The Wake and Sacrament. Then all of a sudden it's like all the music media dropped them. I knew about Wrath but it didn't seem like there was much backing of it. But I didn't know about Resolution until a couple of years after it came out. Granted between 2011-2014, I moved around a bit and joined the military so I wasn't up-to-date as much as I'd been before, but even so. Had I not randomly looked up the band one day I probably wouldn't of found that album until well later on.

[@mitchumman8000]

@@VileMisanthrope Resolution got more press than Wrath did for sure. Ghost Walking and Desolation from that album got them some good exposure.

[@VileMisanthrope]

@@mitchumman8000 Like I said, I was a bit out of things during that time period so maybe I just missed it myself. But it felt weird being a big Lamb of God fan and not knowing about that album when it was knew. I've been a consistent listener of them since Palaces.

[@JMulvy]

OMG Lamb of God, yes! Love you Taylor for doing this song! Check out Walk with Me in Hell next.

[@realitybeyond6357]

It is impossible to NOT headbang to Lamb of God.

[@Nooney3230]

Thanks for taking the time to try and listen to our music. As a metalhead with a therapist who doesn't listen to this kind of music, it was definitely dope to see your reaction hahaha

[@knippers22]

Love Lamb of God ❤ *Walk with me in hell *momento mori Are for me the best songs. But i like all their music. Look forward to more reactions of this amazing band.

[@fritzyberger]

512 is about Randy Blythe's time in prison overseas

[@Abaddon231]

Peak Lamb Of God!! Saw them live when this came out .. amazing experience!!

[@douglab222]

Lamb of god is one of my favorite bands ever

[@skinnyb8230]

Best live metal band period. I've been to a lot of fuckin shows but when you show up Slayer, there's something special there.

[@davebcf1231]

I hope the low view count doesn't discourage you from checking out more LoG on the channel. They're a great band, and are far more popular than the views on this video suggest. For some reason the algorithm didn't like you on this one. I'm subbed and all of your videos normally pop up in my recommended, but this one never did. Only found it because I randomly happened to search for LoG reactions today.

[@Remmy-iq3bs]

Lamb of God!!!! So who gives a Fuck!!! Thank you for doing LOG. Walk with me in Hell, 512, Blackened the cursened sun, 11th hour… These guys are phenomenal. Been listening since 1999.❤

[@pjzichichi4292]

More Lamb of God, please. 11th Hour, Walk With Me In Hell, Blacken The Cursed Son, King Me, so many great tracks about healing, resolution, survival.

[@shawnfate2656]

If you want to hear another lamb of god song, with clean vocals , check out THE DUKE. It was inspired by Wayne Ford, a Lamb of God fan who had lost a battle with leukemia

[@theomega616]

Need to walk with me in hell 1) it's a sick song 2) "The song “Walk With Me in Hell” by Lamb of God was written by the band’s guitarist Mark Morton for his wife, and is actually a love song about being with someone through thick and thin. "

[@rl318]

If you want to analyze something deeply psychological, listen to 512 and 11th Hour.

[@CarlosNagasaki]

It’s not only about feeling the music or seeing your favorite bands live, it’s also the people you meet at these shows heavy metal shows for sure. It feels welcoming and like a safe place even when we’re all letting our demons out in one of multiple pits that are probably going on. I love you for doing these on metal and I love all you heavy metal psychos!! 🤘🏼🖤😈

[@lukasmeggs5857]

I see someone else mentioned 512 and out of the entire Lamb of God discography I’m really interested on how you interpret that song. It was written after a hugely dark period in Randy’s life where he was on trial for manslaughter and had to wrestle with the knowledge that a fan died at one of their shows. Lamb of God has a huge number of amazing songs, but given your experience and education 512 is the one song I’m most curious to see you tackle

[@Unstoppable-Trumpy-Bear]

Momento Mori IS A MUST

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

"512" by Lamb of God is probably the hardest song they perform. For many of my Combat Veteran friends, they can empathize with the meaning of that song and how and why it was written. Get this song reacted to asap

[@averageatbest8146]

Yeah 512 is one of my favorites!!! 🤘🤘🤘

[@Moth3rfuck3r]

I got to say omertà is my favorite because it’s the song that got me hooked the first song heard by them

[@eyespyyourspy1328]

@user-cw4ce5rl1v It's a solid track for sure and also well deserving of a reaction

[@pr3modeling239]

Now do "Walk With Me In Hell" by LoG... and keep in mind it's a love song.

[@andrij.demianczuk]

At the risk of sounding cheesy, Devildriver and Parkway Drive have gotten me through some seriously rough times in my life. I hope one day you can cover them

[@nickdangelo3266]

“Ghost walking “ next

[@jeffs.5882]

KILLADELPHIA is an amazing live album!! Much love for LOG!!

[@jesselundquist7223]

I still recommend A Perfect Circle Noose, Passive, Judith, Blue, imagine remastered, the hollow, weak and powerless is a really good one. Just recommendations. And to anyone struggling here for you best I can be know I hope you fight the fight and rock it out. Show life that it can't control you you control it. Don't let anyone bring you down. Smile cause it helps more then you know 😁🤘🤘🤘🙏 also if you ever feel like an odd one out of place in life check out the song by sick puppies from early 2000s called odd one. I personally found hobbies I thoroughly enjoy and always make me happy doing it and pursue it as often as possible being more spontaneous helped immensely my go to is fishing and nature. I love finding such an isolated place where I never see another soul and no cell service. Able to think without other distractions. And enjoy some quite away from society while getting beautiful scenery and seeing things I never see anywhere else every time something different😁😁

[@leemaggard8393]

Judith!!!

[@ushuturface]

Ghost Walking would be a good recommendation.

[@Destoperez]

I haven't seen the video yet but based on your views of Slipknot I cannot wait to hear your take. I love both bands equally but LOG definitely helped me get through high school and still are a huge part of my life. Although not that popular I'd love to see your reaction and hear your views of their song The Faded Line 🤘🖤

[@mikestubblefield4978]

One of my favorite LOG songs! Please check out Omerta. Also, I would love to see your reaction to Hellyeah. Their songs Hush and Love Falls would be perfect!

[@blueelem7372]

Please react to more Lamb of God any song will do😊

[@shawngansert1973]

Walk with me in hell, set to fail, and the duke are something to look at too.

[@zackkullis5555]

Love your reactions, and I love your platform for hurting souls to reach out. Those two guys? It was the same guy, finally catching up with himself, confronting and gaining control, removing the thing that made him feel less than he is.

[@mattgraham2835]

such a good band from philly strong one too they have been making music since the ninety nine when they were known as burn the priest but they were much more raw and unpolished i have some of that early work especially with songs like bloodletting, you definitely can't go wrong with this band the progression they have made top tier no mistaking how famous they would get that raw power and aggression they could harness and with such strong elements that said your not alone in this ladies & gentlemen and did i mention randy blythe as a vocalist holy smoke such truth this song is so inspirational and on multiple levels too whether it be randy's words and the way the vocals sound he enunciates his words pretty well come out feeling very empowered

[@Mjollnir98]

They’re from Richmond, Virginia.

[@SpicyWhiteBread23]

Thank you for actually listening to the whole song first. A full and honest analysis of anything, comes from getting the full picture.

[@allanpotts9825]

Momento mori next. It will not disappoint!

[@jonsmith8400]

my high school alumni, love these guys

[@SumiMetal666]

Lamb of God saved my life

[@salvatorevitale138]

Listen to Slayer!!!! 🤘

[@mikehunt4797]

Seen em live 3 or 4 times. Great live.

[@willbarrow8753]

Almost better!!!

[@mikehunt4797]

@@willbarrow8753 ?

[@speakingforcrows5227]

Ah man I started listening to 80's metal and prog rock as a kid, and Lamb of God was one of my first bands with harsh vocals as a teen and I still love them. The lyrics, the riffs, the drums, the vocals, it's all so perfect. Around the same time I started listening to Soilwork, Rejection Role is also one of those "gateway drugs" to metal with harsh vocals (at least it was for me). LoG and King me, In these Words are also some favorites for me (the lyrics holy shit). Thanks for the reaction always fun to see through "new" eyes again :)

[@dragonrider4339]

I wish I had money for a therapist. I could probably use one big time. 🤘🏻😎🤘🏻Lamb of God is awesome

[@thomaskellyjr6370]

More LOG please!

[@professorstith]

Love this video! Listening to their music helped me heal from a mass shooting that occurred at the university I teach at. One of my favorite bands

[@caipasxtv6682]

OMERTA next or WALK WITH ME IN HELL.

[@PML78]

🔥🤘🏽😎🔥

[@DieSarahvaty]

I can tell you're not used to this kind of music, I can see it from your face expression. You're shocked, aren't you? 😄

[@logik1677]

Lamb of God is an awakening, welcome

[@ClaytonLeblanc]

You need to check out Alex Terrible - BFG Division Vocal Cover or Doomslayer. Slaughter to Prevail -Vikings

[@seantheswimmer]

this is my favorite song of all time! its gotten me through many hard times

[@thomasroberts6610]

Listen to "Ruin" "I will show you all that I have mastered Fear, Pain, Hatred, POWER!!!! This is the art of Ruin!"

[@ericnelson7524]

Listen to MORE Lamb of God!! These guys are sooooooooo freaking HEAVY!!

[@Gary_M]

It's like man up, face your problems because the world will go on without you if you wallow in self-pity, or you can "destroy yourself; see who gives a f***".

[@matthewdelaney5366]

Absolute class act of a band. One of my favourites.

[@Taylor-zl4ex]

I like how not one comment says anything about LOG first album American Gospel theres best album and heaviest

[@JonathanRoofner]

My second favorite band after gojira. Although before I discovered gojira, Log was my favorite band for 10 plus years. Please react to them more, particularly their OLD stuff. Songs off of their albums “new American gospel”, “as the palaces burn”, and “ashes of the wake. PLEASE!! Don’t do their burn the priest album. Although it’s amazing, I don’t think you’re ready for it. Also don’t do any songs from albums after “sacrament” album.

[@uuasnyder]

Video notwithstanding.... As I remember, Randy has said the song is written from the standpoint of a murder victim coming back and haunting/pursuing his killer....

[@rbruch98]

"Laid to Rest" (2003) is in direct response to America's response to 9/11.... Specifically, our readiness to go to war with Iraq/Afghanistan. The Album as a whole is in response to the G.W. Busch Administration (Google it, Randy wore an Anti-Bush shirt for the bulk of that tour). With that in mind, re-read those lyrics.

[@justinjenkins2728]

LoG is one of the bands that’s really helped me through dark times and helped me accept myself and express to my family that I didn’t want to be apart of the church and . I’ve always sort of related to that opening line and having a weight lifted off my shoulder when I decided I wasn’t fearful to live my life my way. This was 20 years ago and it feels good to not be apart of the cult to this day.

[@Jim_86]

512 is my favorite song by Lamb Of God. You should react to that song. It has a powerful meaning

[@MetalMinion3]

This song is so good live. Just hearing the whole crowd screaming out "Say who gives a FUCK!" gives me chills!

[@PureabV]

LMFAO Just saw your Slipknot vids and seen you had Lamb of God and i got super excited

[@juggalonumber27]

Walk with me in Hell is a GREAT song about relationships. Want some deep dive though? Listen to 512 when Randy Blythe thought he was going to die in prison overseas for murder. T HATS fucking powerful

[@ptsb5a]

Mental Health and Metal go hand in hand. Trephination and Sail into the Black by Machine Head (to name a few), While We Serve and Black Mountain by Orbit Culture, The Eagle Flies Alone by Arch Enemy, lots of Killswitch Engage songs, almost everything by Nothing More.... et al. Metal music has been my savior for years.

[@kylemathews9677]

Probably the hardest fvcking song ever. If you’re preparing for war this is the theme song.

[@johnlopez5849]

Old school lamb of god always hits. She should check out burn the priest. Randy’s vocals are even more raw.

[@nickrobinson7460]

Absolutely love Lamb of God!!! Omerta is one of my favorite songs by them. You have an amazing ability to listen and learn. Please listen to a band called Pallbearer. Given to the grave is a great song. I'm also a huge Tool fan!!! Awesome videos!

[@davidedemurodominijanni9889]

The ghost layers in Lamb Of God's music _{and I use capital M not by case}_ are one of a kind... only Tool and in probably major evidence Opeth, both in their own ways, can claim the same. In Lamb of God these layers are more subtle, hard to catch {if you're not a very good listener with a particularly musical ear... and unless your airphones sound like s**t!} but not less beautiful and deep. Just from this particular perspective I believe these three bands represent the epitome of that, they are like... ghost notes alchemists! Besides I should really say Randy's songwriting hasn't less complexity than Maynard but it's rather simply more brutal, straightforward and raw. Both aspects were a blast for me when I've discovered this amazing band, one of the very best on the planet. You can tell I love LoG!

[@FlyinGuy25]

@HeartSupport Please do Jonathan Davis- Slept So Long as well as Lamb of God- Walk with me in hell

[@GuniShushev]

Tay, you have GOT to do a few reactions to Meshuggah songs. Seriously, I would absolutely love to hear your thoughts on their lyrics and musical content.

[@mcgee2k2]

Love your reactions! 🎉 What a wicked tune, Lamb of God are in the elite for sure. Keep up the great reactions, I love how you disect the meanings behind lyrics. You should definitely do While She Sleeps - To The Flowers. Super emotional, I get a lump in my throat listening to the song as it reminds me of the music video. That's all I'll say! Hope to see it soon! 😮😊

[@jessewildoner20]

Lamb of god 🔥

[@Vaco67]

You’re awesome. Thank you for your advice and all you do for others. Check out Resurrection Man!

[@JackAllman]

"Broken Hands" has some great lyrics, this band has pulled me through some dark stuff.

[@AlanMadison-p9h]

Once you can get past the voice, youll realize the musicianship and the subjects he talks about like global warming (Reclamation)then his voice will grow on you within a couple spins. 😊😊😊😊

[@squizsquad5091]

10 years ago I was in one of the worst stages of my life. I was planning on seeing the other side while playing the song "Blacken the Cursed Sun", it was and still is my favorite Lamb of God song in the entire discography. I had it on replay while writing all my letters to my friends, I related a lot to the song because in the song the chorus says "Sanctity, a breath away." As if I was so close to achieving what sanctity felt to me but I fell short... What a painful memory. Furthermore, the chorus also says "Blacken the cursed sun, you are not the only one, to have sunk so far and low... There is no tomorrow." That really spoke to me because I didn't know if I had another tomorrow and in my world at the time, the sun was setting and it was never coming back...

[@tricitymorte1]

They are amazing live! I've seen them twice, but I missed the most recent shows. It's always amazing.

[@11ELeVeNthiRtYFouR34]

I worked with them. Really nice guys. It’s funny how the scary metal guys are usually the nicest and the bubbly pop stars are vile

[@joshuamasserant8215]

The vocalist Randy Blythe his voice is crazy heavy, but you can understand every word. You wanna know something absolutely insane? He doesn't like Metal, zero% none. He likes old school punk. Pretty amazing being in one of the top five best Groove Metal bands, and he isn't into Metal, lol.

[@musickf]

I bought this album in Gitmo (Guantanamo Bay) during a port call. I was shocked they had this heavy of music (I also bought American Idiot and an Agent Orange album there, with the same thoughts). At the time I was in the Coast Guard and we had been on patrol for a good few weeks, so new music was a definite priority for myself. This was back before even MP3 players were a thing. Or, at least I'd not seen them, yet. I remember being on kitchen duty and blasting this album while slinging glasses through the scullery. I imagine I both scared and pissed off a lot of the crew that day because the hallway to the cafeteria past right by where I was, and there weren't any windows, hehe. The track "Ashes of the Wake" is intense. No singing, just military members talking about their experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan. Which is interesting because the first song of the album, the lyrics "Ashes of the Wake" are in a verse, but the track is called "Hourglass". It confused the hell out of me for years (I rarely look up lyrics to songs, unless I need to).

[@9xqspx6]

The first video of yours I've seen was Don't Reach for Me by Knocked Loose, but it was this video that made me realize that there is something really appealing about a cute girl making proper mean faces while enjoying music.