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A 2005 documentary directed by Sam Dunn with Scot McFadyen and Jessica Wise. The film follows 31-year-old Sam Dunn, a Canadian anthropologist, who has been a heavy metal fan since the age of 12. He sets out across the world to uncover the various opinions on heavy metal music, including its origins, culture, controversy, and reasons it is loved by so many people. Parts 1-10 are the film itself and parts 11-19 are the extras. www.metalhistory.com
Gaahl talks with his eyes and lack of facial expressiveness.
Isfahn’s quite intelligent.
the inverted cross is actually something that is considered good in Christianity. When the first pope, St Peter, was going to be martyred by crucifixion he asked the cross be upside down. This was because he didn’t want to show himself as good as Jesus. So…every time a band uses an inverted cross, they’re actually saying they’re not worthy of christ.
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Gaahl is still really badass he literally live where it rains like 300 days a year and without indoor plumbing
Scum is actually known as Amon Amarth, Scum was their old name
I dont get why people hate Gaahl because hes gay. If you think about its the biggest fuck you to christianity.
I live in Norway.
Procreatin Satan. Catchy.
What was the name of that band and song at the ending of this video
@LampreyStaghelm what song is it?
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I dislike the idea that Heavy Metal should be naturally leaning to the right. I think the fact that individualism is so prevelant an ideology in the whole scene, is a testament to the fact that heavy metal has middle-class, white, origins.
@HardgateHellion … reaction
Did anyone else hear “its very easy to create an erection” at 7:29???
what band is playing at 4:15?
@Labyrinthofslumber I think in one context he meant musically and in the other he meant ideologically. Few black metal bands present topics as extreme topics as death metal, few death metal bands truly believe in the topics they present as much as black metal bands.
I thought he had said death metal was the most extreme sub-genre before. Now it’s apparently changed to black metal.
Yeh Gorgoroth are such Posers , The give Black Metal a bad name. Emperor is so much better cause they leave it to the music and dont go prancing around in makeup murnning churches
wut is the first song?
it may not sound as “heavy” or have lyrics that are as “violent” but black metal is real in a sense that death metal isn’t