Trouble Psalm 9 Reaction!!

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[@stevej.1428]

The singer and lyric writer Eric Wagner disliked being labeled Christian metal, or White metal. He simply was writing about what he was thinking at the time and wasn't pushing an agenda or lifestyle. "I wasn’t out to save anybody, I was just exploring my life."

[@davidviteris]

This whole album is incredible.

[@loganviking3923]

I think part of the problem is they haven't heard enough doom metal.

[@spearhead6020]

Solitude Aeturnus - Seeds of the desolate Saint Vitus - Born too late Reverend Bizarre - Doomsower Scald - Night sky Doomsword - Heathen Assault

[@ArdensSedVirens1]

Scald would be awesome. They may only have one album, but goddamn is it a perfect one. Agyl had a hell of a voice!

[@mybrotherskeeper7850]

Solitude Aeturnus is such an underrated band, the "Alone" album was so good and they did an awesome cover of Iron Maiden's "Hallowed Be Thy Name." Pallbearer's Sorrow and Extinction album would be good too.

[@sethhale235]

Trouble was really important in Doom metal. They had Christian themes but weren't necessarily a Christian band as far as I know. Also, figured you would bring up Douglas Wilson at some point in this channel. And the anarcho-primitivist Christian band Psalters set some of the Psalms to music, as well as doing the magnificat, apostle's Creed, etc.

[@sabbathpriest3755]

They were 100% a Christian band dude😂😂 every single album and song was pushing a belief in god and messages from the Bible. Every member was a practicing Christian just like Black Sabbath. I don’t know your beliefs but atheists always try to say this about Christian bands so they can justify their own personal views. But dude they’re definitely Christian, this song literally says “put them in fear o lord so that the nations may know” they have an album called “run to the light” Lmaooo

[@sethhale235]

I've been a Christian since God saved me around 16-17. Really, saved me in eternity past and at the cross, but I became a Christian around 16-17. And not every member of Black Sabbath was a practicing Christian. They were all kind of in different places when it came to Christianity but Geezer Butler was Catholic and wrote a lot of Sabbath's songs. I know of bands full of Christians who aren't Christian bands. I don't know that Trouble ever would have called themselves a Christian band was my point, I suppose.

[@cirith100]

This band was semi Christian if I remember and were pretty successful in the early 80’s and huge in the doom metal genre , I saw them open up for merciful fate in 87 , really good show , this is also considered the true metal sound by old school metal purists like me , the metal blade records sound

[@godmaentertainment4375]

Was it King Diamond by then?

[@cavemanbricklayer4008]

Trouble is a damn good group to delve into, listen to end of my daze album

[@tttarms1970]

You mean"trouble" end of my daze is a song on it

[@atreurniet]

For me ‘Trouble’ (with the song End of my Daze’ on it, is the beginning of the end of Trouble. Her there they stopped being the great doom/stoner metal band they were with their first two albums, and still a little bit on their third album

[@liminal_entity1331]

Trouble, to me, is an early doom metal forerunner first and foremost; their Christian fundaments are a distant second. Much the same way as how Testament is technically a Christian band, but they are remembered most for being an influential thrash band. This is probably the only song I've really cared about this week so far.

[@LuisDHern]

Degainta the Fallen One Testament a Christian band? How?

[@mattjones6450]

@Degainta the Fallen One Testament is a christian band? Have I been missing something, I have never noticed single song of theirs with a Christian message and they have a pentagram logo. I’m not denying you, but can you give me some examples of how they are a Christian band?

[@LuisDHern]

Matt Jones Exactly! I haven been a fan of Testament since 1987, and I cannot find any example where I can say that they are a “Christian” band. Shoot, they were called “Legacy” until they had to change their name before releasing their debut album and Billy Milano from S.O.D./M.O.D. came up with the name Testament for them.

[@vitusdoom]

Trouble are the best band they have done on theyr channel so far and iv been here a long time. They need to hear more Trouble to get it. Trouble have influenced so many top bands. The musicians musicians.

[@TraphouseSlutbunny]

Testament are in NO WAY a Christian band and there have been countless interviews with the members where they have laughed about people thinking they are.

[@Valravn13]

TROUBLE! A CLASSIC! 🤘

[@ericmatula2714]

Should have done The Tempter from the same album.

[@efogg3]

exactly

[@PolkCountyWIProgressive]

I have never known anyone that dislikes this song. It is pretty well liked by metal listeners overall.

[@stevenbeall9637]

Pretty much sums up the shallowness of this channel. Not liking this but liking Black Sabbath is like being a fan of Yes but not Genesis, Soundgarden but not AIC, Testament but not Metal Church, or the Sorpions but not UFO.

[@KingOfNebbishes]

First time I ever heard of these guys was early 90's, when "Psychotic Reaction" was on MTV. Still going? Insane.

[@krissolet]

If you want to listen to something great in the style of BEHEMOTH... I think you'll like or should I say love Mortification "Ancient Prophecy"!!! It's off of their Scrolls Of The Megilloth album!!!

[@sebaschanable]

Yes! That album is great!

[@krissolet]

@@sebaschanable That album is a masterpiece

[@loganviking3923]

I really hope they have Mortification on their Christian bands list.

[@deadliestassassin3092]

Early Mortification is awesome. Same with Living Sacrifice and Metanoia.

[@krissolet]

Yeah. Me to.

[@HammeredReactions]

Omg, I love this band!! I'm friends with the singer, Eric Wagner on Facebook. I've been a fan since '83!! Check out the song, Run to the light!!! 🤘

[@vitusdoom]

Bryan James Run to the light!! They should have done this! Wagner got an amazing voice. The two guitarists are awesome. Legendary band. The Misery Shows oh what a song.

[@donaldcady3839]

Been on a Trouble kick lately. The Skull and Blackfinget are great Eric bands.

[@tttarms1970]

And now hes gone to the light. Rip

[@zodijackyl2525]

A song from one of the classic doom albums of the 80's, which helped define Doom Metal as a genre... and it gets a 6 from Vin, on "Christian Week", where all the others songs have been just mediocrity and unoriginality. Yikes. When I saw the video title and thumbnail I was excited "finally, a good song this week". I was even thiking about praising the lord, maybe throw in an Hallelujah. Well, fuck that, Vin sent me back to atheism! :P

[@Bucketbothead007]

I agree, Vin is totally clueless here & he contradicted himself by saying he liked it better than the Stryper song, then he gave it a lower score which was the same as he gave that crappy Bloodgood song. Dude is whacked.

[@krissolet]

Psalms 23 - DELIVERANCE - Weapons of Our Warfare

[@efogg3]

yes

[@anesthetize7]

You should listen to Extol. One of the best christian metal bands out there. Amazing band, great honest lyrics, fantastic musicianship. React to 'A Gift Beyond Human Reach' or 'Open The Gates'. You're not gonna regret it.

[@irishamericancousin658]

Very underrated band.

[@uki8978]

Thank you Vin and Sori for this awesome track. I was familiar with Trouble band before, but I was never heard that track. So thanks again

[@andrewbrorherton6898]

This is the best one so far. Anyone else notice how the videos are less than 20 minutes? Its like they're trying to get through this Christian metal week quickly just to satisfy a few of us. 😀

[@grimdevildog11]

Yeah, you're right, that's kind of sad to me, there's so much awesome Christian metal out there that I don't listen to much of anything secular, other than maybe some Tool! Vin has already said he's biased against Christian music (kind of a strange thing for someone that calls himself a Christian to say), so giving it the same chance he gives Satanic and evil inspired music will never be there! I've heard V&S react to some really crappy black and other metal and act like it was the greatest thing, and do more than two videos in a day! But, hey, at least they're doing some decent Christian metal, and Sori seems to be coming around that Christian metal bands can be just as good as secular bands, and they don't steal they're sound from secular bands!

[@andrewbrorherton6898]

@@grimdevildog11 Pretty much everything you said is spot on. I will admit some Christian metal is cheesy and corny but im glad they're at least giving it a try. To Hell With The Devil by Stryper was a great song back in the day but they are right, the lyrics are a little corny. Still a good song though.

[@grimdevildog11]

@@andrewbrorherton6898 I've been a singer for a long time and I've always and listen to bands that had incredible singers. Michael Sweet has always had one of those voices! When he hits that high C at the end of in God We Tust, I get chills and I actually start to laugh because it's so freaking awesome! Also the band Bride, the song Heroes where he hits a C at the very end a couple of different times and holds the note! I still listen to these bands to this day! Another one of my favorites was the Crucified, favorite song is Mindbender here is a link to them doing Mindbender live at cornerstone, they sound just as good if not better than the CD, and you can hear everybody in the background screaming the beginning of their song Crucial Moment "United by Christ" kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYOnc6t8nd2FnLc Yeah there may have been some cheesy lyrics here and there, but I think if you really look at a lot of 80s bands, there was a lot of cheese throughout every genre! But now instead of listening to Slayer and Morbid Angel like I did as a teenager, I'm listening to A Hill to Die Upon, Impending Doom, Living Sacrifice, Zao, For Today, FFAK, etc. So many truly talented Christian bands, and not enough time to listen to all of them 😃

[@Bucketbothead007]

@@AwesomeBrickSauceYou're making excuses for them. I bet prerecorded vids will be longer after they're done with this week, just like previous prerecorded vids have already been longer. Their judgmental bias is just shining through this week. Keep it real & just tell it like it is. Edit: punctuation/misspellings

[@andrewbrorherton6898]

@@AwesomeBrickSauce I know these are prerecorded. I remember them making the video telling people to give them some Christian metal bands to react to and make a week out of it. Punk week wasn't like this though. I personally don't care how long the videos are, im just glad they're doing it. I just brought it up for shits and giggles.

[@whatwouldhousedo5136]

Loved this album when it first came out. Trouble was great.

[@johnlopez7885]

Light years away from stryper. Sabbath esqe.

[@independenceltd.]

Trouble rules.

[@thomastodd8521]

Ya should have done at the end of my days

[@danandersson7768]

Whoa, totally forgot about Trouble. The are legendary and have a cult status among true doomsters despite their Christian beliefs.

[@djmadmanny1]

Love the first album best.. End of my daze and Misery shows!!

[@hmpz36911]

Thems not on first though ?

[@plasticgreenhead2273]

Your thinking of they're self titled album released in 1990. Far from theyre first.

[@djmadmanny1]

It was the first album I heard... Thanks to ZROCK back in the day... Looks like I have more Trouble to check out... Thanks guys!!

[@atreurniet]

The Misery Shows is from Run to the Light, their third album, and (in my opinion) their third-best album. End of my Daze is from their fourth album (which marked the end of the ‘real’ trouble in my opinion: no more doom/stoner metal. Their first two albums (Trouble/Psalm 9, and The Skull) are their true masterpieces. Later Eric Wagner (RIP) formed ‘The Skull’, and started making real doom/stoner metal again. After Eric left Trouble, Trouble got into trouble…

[@wolverine669]

Check out The Skull, a new band from these guys. Their new album "The endless road turns dark" is some quality doom

[@vitusdoom]

Mika Vanonen Wagner on vocals, great stuff. Also Lid, with Wagner and the guitarist from Anathema😎 fucking class.

[@brightnessfalls]

About cheeziness and christianity. The metal or hardcore scene is one of the few scene wherein christian bands are fully accepted by non-christians because of their quality.

[@basedsalty6970]

Hey there guess what it's got a good beat and I can dance to thumbs 👍👍👍👍👍

[@midibenni]

Now we get a point where CDs becomes Rare and Spotify dont care. For example that - Trouble - "Manic frustration" Album (* 1992) CD cost 105$, i cant find it cheaper.

[@kl8455]

Trouble's song Assassin was on 1 of those metal compilation albums back in the 80's.

[@troublemagnet1]

Rising Metal K-Tel Records 1988

[@IntergalacticApeMan]

Oh, right, they've been christian themed, but I wouldn't have considered them "White Metal" like Stryper, Saint, Neon Cross etc., maybe because they're legendary as one of the originators of 80s doom metal. You maybe gotta grow into that sound a little more by listening more old music or just play it louder.

[@hmpz36911]

They are true whilst Stryper was predominantly kfabe. Study true facts before ine speaks please peoples...

[@vicenteraira]

If you want some AMAZING Christian Metal: "Saviour Machine". They are one of the best in the Gothic scene!

[@theicedevil]

Yes, please! Very controversial Christian Metal band, whose albums were banned from Christian book stores back in the day. I would really love to see and hear their reaction to their song, "Legion". Please don't post or clue them into what the controversy is about. It will ruin the reaction. Vin has already stated in past videos they like going into albums on a clean slate with knowing as little as possible about what the music and lyrics are about. I've have already said to much already, so please just don't hint anything. I would love to get a pure and honest reaction from this song.

[@andrewbrorherton6898]

Saviour Machine better be one of the bands on the list this week. They're definitely a band they need to check out.

[@peeweewallabowski7084]

Helloween ☆ Keeper of the seven keys 🎃

[@darrendill825]

Does anyone remember The band Vengeance Rising? They were heavy Christian band from the 80s. I had a few albums, I think human sacrifice was one. I remember on the song list, they would put the chapter of the Bible next to it for reference I'm sure. They were pretty heavy for the time.

[@jeffmurphy1886]

Darren Dill yeah they were great. The singer Roger went batty for a bit. He was going to release an album called the The Realms of Blasphemy. Nobody could work with him. The former band members made the band Die Happy. They broke up. Roger now sells real estate in Arizona.

[@ingovonderluhe2174]

One of the best american Doom Bands ever....the world need more DOOOOOOM!

[@vitusdoom]

Ingo von der Lühe A fucking Men!! Trouble, Vitus and Pentagram. Legends and way underrated. Best music ever.

[@alhme50]

This band (back n tha day) haha helped me rededicate my life to CHRIST ;) I was saved at 6 years old, got lost along the way but HE used THIS Band, to SLAP Me back to HIM. Peace, Love & Music :)

[@tedboss9764]

Happy to finally see a Trouble reaction.

[@olubcs44]

It's sad that you didn't like the song this band is one of the greats of Doom Metal, anyway at least you did it, thank you. Please check out "From The Valley Of The Shadows" by Mortification.

[@vitusdoom]

olubcs44 Agreed. These were the pioneers of American doom. Hugely influential to bands like Pantera, COC, Metallica.

[@8o86]

"I don't think they accomplished doing excellent with it, but I'm glad that they tried." Are you fucking shitting me... They literally knocked off the doom metal genre with this.

[@vicenteraira]

DOOOOOM!!!!

[@spinedogfog581]

Trouble is good stuff

[@davidmachado11]

Moonspell - Night Eternal

[@jav1271]

That build up for the solo is so fucking good

[@lackthrowofficial]

how could she not enjoy this?!?!!?!?! granted, vin came at it in super crazy ways, but, come on people! at least you can appreciate it for what it is, from when it was? jeeeeeez!!!!!!

[@joselegaspi2549]

Tourniquet!!!!! Check out either "The Test for Leprosy", "Psycho Surgery", or "Broken Chromosomes"!!!!!! Great stuff to read and listen to.

[@stevej.1428]

In the end, it's doom metal, there's not a happy sunshine feeling to Trouble's work. Hence Doom. I mean, it's an old testament topic so if you're looking for a puppies and rainbows spin you're in the wrong place to start. Who know, maybe Taylor Swift can sweeten it up a bit. lol Generally, If you like Black Sabbath, you'll like Trouble.

[@albertomate7927]

man i love you guys. i had my doubts about your channel, i liked sori much more than vin, in the begginings of time. but now i embrace you both with the same amount of love, keep it up, much love from chile.

[@dontletherspeak7575]

Trouble - Memory's Garden

[@zockor]

Gojiraaaaaaa - Of blood and salt

[@Rtitus141]

Trouble got much of they’re lyrics straight from the bible which led their label ( metal blade) to dub them a “ white metal “ band. A label the band hated. They are not a Christian metal band and they fought with their label for dubbing them so

[@tuberocker69]

Definitely "trudging" at work today 😩 I'd much rather be at home listening to this album!

[@mtaffer]

I am kind of hoping for more Theocracy, because musically they are great. I remember that Vin liked I Am. Matt Smith has a lot to say and doesn't mince words. Also, Christian metal should not be mentioned without the fantastic Rob Rock. Do "Millennial Reign".

[@skaface32]

GG ALLIN!!!! LIVE

[@TheTrveMothlord]

Also check out Mortification but ONLY from their first 3 albums. Scrolls of the Megilloth is generally considered a death metal classic genre wide.

[@cmathews1978]

Please react to Grave Declaration or Living Sacrifice for christian week

[@allenellsworth5799]

Antestor is great too.

[@mikepeterson343]

Trouble opened for pantera in 1992

[@vitusdoom]

Mike Peterson Pantera were massive Trouble fans, especially Anselmo. To be fair to Phil he got great music taste. Vitus etc Top guy in that way.

[@chrisloffer7026]

PLZ react to Tourniquet ark of suffering....and do the video if possible you wont regret it...thx

[@efogg3]

yes!

[@ThatMetalhead018]

Living Sacrifice and A Hill To Die Upon are two bands that you both need to check out. Living Sacrifice has stuff that ranges from early metalcore to thrash metal to death metal. Really good stuff. A Hill To Die Upon is a blackened death metal band. They are essentially the Christian equivalent to Behemoth and I think you would really like them. If you choose AHTDU you should listen to “Sorcery and Sudden Vengeance”. If you go with Living Sacrifice you should listen to Ghost Thief.

[@samseison]

I actually want to hear what Vin has to say about the meaning of a bunch of A Hill To Die Upon songs. Half the time I am not sure what they are singing about XD. But I still love them.

[@ThatMetalhead018]

Samson Aken'Ova I know right? I need to buy the notes that they have written for their songs from their bandcamp page but the books are out of stock

[@atreurniet]

I’d still consider ‘Bloodwork’ their best song

[@corpazilum5352]

Oh, Trouble's good. They've done stuff recently, but as The Skull. That might be just the singer though not sure.

[@SuperClarky666]

corp Azilum yeah the skull 💀 is this singer he left 4 or 5 years ago managed to see them with the new singer over here in the uk...EXCELLENT.recommend the album with the new singer.

[@nathanjudy7705]

I find it interesting that the Christian week videos are much shorter than most others. It's like there is less discussion when it's just stuff people agree with and understand...

[@ayeewtasko2601]

Opeth - Demon of the Fall!!

[@jayhelm9632]

Eric Clapton covered prince's " purple rain"- on youtube. No cash to donate

[@irishamericancousin658]

You need to do some Tourniquet “you get what you pray for”

[@chaospunk-x2690]

The Germs-Land of Treason and X-Beyond & Back

[@Bucketbothead007]

Since you're totally clueless, here's a history lesson for you two newbs. Before Trouble, there really wasn't anything that sounded like them besides doom originators Black Sabbath. Candlemass didn't release anything until 1985, & St. Vitus didn't release their first demo until 1983. The first Trouble demo was released in 1980 & more demos in '82 & '83, followed by the Assassin single in '84. The band also had a song on 1983's Metal Massacre 4, the song 'The Last Judgement.' With their debut, which is a classic & a great album, Trouble pretty much ushered in a retro-Sabbath sound single-handedly, with slower tempos & doomy riffs, because NWOBHM & thrash with their faster tempos were all the rage at the time. Vocalist/lyricist Eric Wagner was raised catholic, & he wasn't really into the satanic lyricism that was prevalent in some early '80's metal, & Trouble's christian/biblically-themed lyrics were the result. Metal Blade Records marketed them as "white metal," but they were not a christian band, & they didn't agree with that label being placed on them. They were a doom metal band with biblically-themed lyrics. With the release of their self-titled 1990 album, the biblical lyrics were all but gone, except for 'Heaven on My Mind,' & they even began to veer a bit away from the doom sound of their 80's albums. After this album their sound became more of a stoner/psychedelic sound, while still maintaining some doom. You both should be embarrassed to give this song a 6 & a 6.5, which equals 0 credibility, especially considering all of the 8's, 9's, 10's & 11's you give to totally crap songs that are complete throwaways. Again, 0 credibility. And no I'm not upset, I'm just bewildered as it pertains to your thought processes. lmao

[@bridesbiscuit]

Umm, Witchfinder General formed in 1979 and their Burning a Sinner EP was released in 1981. There were other NWOBHM bands at that time that were putting out the post Sabbath Doom sound like Cirith Ungol, Pentagram, Pagan Altar, etc... I love me some Trouble, and I still follow what Eric Wagner is doing these days, but to say they were the only ones doing it at the time - "Trouble pretty much ushered in a retro-Sabbath sound single-handedly", isn't historically accurate.

[@Bucketbothead007]

@@bridesbiscuit Umm, I didn't mean literally all by themselves, that's why I said pretty much. The first Trouble demo was 1980 & they weren't a part of the NWOBHM. A lot of metal was played on college radio back then, like WUJC & I listened in quite a bit. Witchfinder General were NWOBHM & kinda weak imo, low quality production & mediocre vocals, overrated. Pentagram didn't really do anything of note until '85, Pagan Altar put out a demo in '82 & then disappeared until '98. Cirith Ungol's Frost and Fire is actually much closer to up tempo NWOBHM than Trouble-style doom, not even close in sound. I'm aware of all of that, & I'm not talking about those bands. There really wasn't a serious buzz concerning retro-Sabbath until Trouble showed up on the scene & that's when people really started to take notice. I know this because I grew up with it & remember what was going on. Once St. Vitus dropped & Candlemass showed up after Trouble, then they really helped with the type of doom I'm talking about & the buzz got louder.

[@jasonfutrell8560]

I do think they give 10's and 11's a little too easily. But I also think because they did not grow up with metal they are going backwards and that make a difference in their ratings.

[@Bucketbothead007]

@@jasonfutrell8560 This is definitely not the channel to visit to hear authoritative knowledge concerning metal from either one of them, that's for sure. Vin's analysis of lyrics is pretty good, but he sometimes ridiculously flubs those as well, particularly in terms of the motivation of the writer, &/or where the intended point of view is coming from. I give Sori a pass on lyrical analysis for the most part, because she admits to being confused quite a bit, & I appreciate her honesty. Vin is Mr. Know-It-All, so it's easy to read what he's all about from the get-go. For such a dedicated & devout christian, he surely does struggle with demonstrating humility in many of the vids that I've watched.

[@jasonfutrell8560]

@@Bucketbothead007 Evan devout Christian's like Vin have stuff they need to work on. None of us are ever finished products.

[@samdoo1433]

Do the band Horde, first christian black metal. Both the Christian and black metal communities turned on it

[@Hellenicheavymetal]

Cuz they suck. They sound like Marduk but not as good.

[@rokuthy]

Oh, if we’re going to listen to Psalms, how about Psalm 69 by Ministry?

[@jonatasalves8173]

After the Burial - Lost in the Static🤘🏽

[@internalfire11]

Evergrey - Rulers of the mind and Flyleaf - Sorrow

[@thefuzzysheep3859]

Finally TROUBLE!! Another great song by them is Run to the Light and then after their religious era I’d recommend anything off their self titled album or Manic Frustration. Another heavier song I’d recommend is the Whipping Post by Vengeance Rising about the crucifixion

[@Shadowlegendlover]

Please react to Fit For A King - Dead Memory. The singer Ryan wrote the song for his wife and it's an interesting parallel between the theme of forgiveness you saw in Oblivion.

[@vitusdoom]

Hey guys, do Childrens Holocaust by Count Raven. Heavy lyrics and heavy fucking doom. Song makes me cry. Trouble!!! Doom legends, one of the best American doom bands in history. The musicianship especially on the self titled is up there with the best hard rock/metal.

[@theparadiddlydoo2771]

*Dream Theater 'Stream of Consciousness' live video @ Budokan, Japan.* Thanks :)

[@mathewihasz1135]

Where's acid bath man

[@jayhelm9632]

Slayer- guilty of being white ( only a minute and a half) S.O.D- ' Speak English or die" MINISTRY. PSALM 69

[@Necroticnarcosis]

theres actually one christian death metal band i know and its called mortification their song scrolls of megilloth.....this trouble singer sounds like rob halford

[@yawnguy94]

Here's the bible folks

[@Daniel-ud2jj]

"The Clincher" by Chevelle

[@coreyray6041]

I'm right there with you...can the corn.

[@bramilan]

The Warning: Dust to Dust The Warning: Dust to Dust Please, give this rather unknown band a chance. They are the future of Rock'n'roll with already 2 full albums. Thanks a lot!

[@bramilan]

@Max Milian We need more people telling them to watch The Warning and Motion Device.

[@MarcAntonio444]

A GREAT Christian Metal Band is Soul Embraced, "Everything Reminds Me of You" is probably their most popular song for good reasons.

[@marvthebass]

You guys need POD. They did a cover of U2's 'Bullet the Blue Sky'. You also need more Demon Hunter in your ears 😉

[@chaospunk-x2690]

T.S.O.L-Code Blue and Youth Brigade-You Don't Understand

[@swirvinbirds1971]

Honestly I would have chosen 'The Wish' or 'Tormentor' instead of this one.

[@thomasackerly7732]

Saw Trouble open for Slayer in 84 NYC i thought they would gd. But they got BOO off the stage

[@fredericogobbi]

The funcking Doom Riff 🤘🏻🎸.... Amazing!!! Trouble's distinctive feature is its "spiritual" and not necessarily "Christian" lyrics. The truth is that this WM story was forced by the group's first label, Metal Blade Records, which assigned the band the term "white metal" as a form of marketing, which contrasted with the growing black metal movement of the decade. 1980s with for example the band Venom that was also in their catalogue....

[@alhme50]

Y'all should REALLY ( if ya haven't) checked out... Bloodgood, Barron Cross, Saint, War of Ages, Disciple, Demon Hunter, TFK, Manafest, KJ-52, Decyfer Down, Living Sacrifice, Trip Lee, Lecrae, ... to name just a few Lol. Peace :)

[@TheTrveMothlord]

IMPENDING DOOM Christian deathcore, probably the first and longest running. Their album Serpent Servant is older and I do love it but something newer like the song Deceiver or Murderer would be good.

[@scottjohnson7803]

Power Trip - Divine Apprehension Power Trip - Hornet’s Nest Power Trip - Crucifixation

[@JadeCurtiss34]

Revocation - Blood Atonement Obscura - Septuagint Impure Wilhelmina - Murderers Peccatum - The Moribund People

[@mazzoh2454]

Trouble is a great old school doom band. If your trying to do christian metal where is the actual old christian bands? You did Stryper. What about Believer, Mortification, Deliverance, Tourniquet or even Vengeance Rising? Where are these bands?

[@AaronHuck]

Please do Flyleaf All Around Me during your Christian week

[@krissolet]

Messiah Prophet - For Whom Does The Bell Toll -MASTER OF THE METAL

[@Luindir22]

well if you are doing christian metal I'll suggest Perfect Night for a Hanging by Tourniquet. Heard this years ago on a Charlie Brown Christmas parody. Not religious and dont know much else from them, but that song kicks ass

[@dirtysheets3442]

Bob Dylan - It’s Alright Ma( black and white vid) and Desolation Row

[@amilcarhidalgoshHamilkar]

Mortification please!! today is my birthday!

[@yawnguy94]

You know your hell right

[@reverendriff5597]

The lyrics to bastards has the F word.

[@smurkus5992]

have y'all heard of dark cabaret music? I can recommend a few songs. This way to the egress - Saint The cog is dead - death of the cog. The circus contraption band - If I told you once. Steam Powered Giraffe - Brass Goggles Johnny Hollow - Worse Things Would be interesting to see y'all react to that.

[@RDreamer]

How did you leave Stolen Babies off that list? Tablescrap is an amazing song.