The History of Heavy Metal (1968

The History of Heavy Metal (1968 - 2023)

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@emilytdesign

Good video but I can’t believe you didn’t mention the Hurrian Hymn which was discovered in the 1950s on a clay tablet inscribed with Cuneiform text and is the oldest surviving melody at over 3,400 years old. Without this there would be no metal. Unsubscribing

@kingurban57

why was Pantera not mentioned once?? they gave us the birth of groove metal and probably was the most influential metal band in the 90´s... it's actually sad how underappreciated they are considering how important they were to the metal scene and metal history in general. they are the reason so many of us got into metal in the first place in the 90´s and 2000´s

@wyattsmetal

Id like to inform all the Pantera fans that other bands exist

@pyromaniarules

How dare you not mention every single band that has or ever will exist😂

@pixiendixie4211

KISS was not heavy metal. They were hard rock that turned into pop rock.

@timothyissler3815

"The atmosphere of classical music, the musicianship of jazz, the melancholy of blues, and the flamboyancy of early rock n roll" is a great description of heavy metal

@Shazeen82

Missing Rush from the 70-s as well. Influenced a lots of prog and metal bands.

@michaelbell8745

I'm just thankful for Iron Maiden.

@skippern666

As owner of a large forest in Norway, I have the responsebility to keep looking for blackmetal bands out to shoot album covers in the wintertime.

@muxmurki1497 16 сағат бұрын

You got me with the sentence: "The greatest Band ever to exist - MOTÖRHEAD".

@ilikeguitars3511

So glad you included dio, he's so important to metal and I feel like he doesn't always get the love he deserves

@cooldinogiz105

I personally love Dio, Ronnie James Dio was such a fantastic singer that never seemed to age, always taking care of himself, no drugs or alcohol. Rest In peace, absolute legend, nothing ever seemed to get him down, he never went too poppy and stuck to what he liked writing.

@septicwomb4394

“Thrash metal took the speed and aggression of punk and combined it with talent.” This made me lol.

@kennethcelorio4937

Ironically and awesomely, that has been my entire life thus far. (1968 to 2023). No wonder I love this music so much. 🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

@kenwheeler3637

Cool documentary. I've experienced most of it first hand. It's been a great trip. Looking forward to hearing more material from your project. Good luck on the recording process. 🤘

@marzypania

Wow dude congratulations, I was looking for a metal doc and within 2 secs I was invested - really great job

@karynsheer4304

I had the best time ever when I was 16 and riding around with my friends listening to Scorpions, Deep Purple, iron Maiden and Judas Priest.

@apollokokkinokapelo9547

I'm 64 years old. I was there... for all of it (even stationed in Germany and going to festivals/concerts in England). I know you couldn't possibly name all the great bands of the last 55 years, even if you did another 40 minute video where you just started reading names off a list. What you have done here? This is wonderful. It is GLORIOUS. It's also... a great start. You could make a series of videos that focused on a specific era, you could make a series focusing on each genre of metal... And Asian metal, like Ningen Isu... (now, to go look at stuff you've already done...)

@Urotsukidoji1

I'm 55, lived through this all, I must have been one of the few that had a foot in the underground and the mainstream in the 80s. I would go to an Exodus or Death show one night, and the next, happily head on out to see Guns n' Roses or Love/Hate.