Відео

❤❤❤Huuuge TD fan for more than 45 years now RIP Edgar. I saw them last sunday in Leuven. It was amazing good. Incredible review from you. Thanks for that. Keep on making them. Greetings Dirk Belgium.

Never liked this album. So frustratingly close to a being a great album but fell short. Huge disappointment.

John played the soundtracks of my life . . .

Yes, it is called (Disco very) for a good reason. I also love Time.

Everybody hates Nickelback because Chad Kroger is a douchebag as a person and as a musician writing shitty lyrics such as a song like Something In Your Mouth from Dark Horse and other stuff like that. Does anybody agree with me on that, including you, Greg?

your 's' & 't's reek of a virgin. tell me you didn't buy subscribers 😶

A fan, later on a friend. He’ll be sorely missed.

TOO-DAYYYYYY

I love Electric Light Orchestra and Discovery is a great and overlooked album from them. I’ve been buying mostly black metal CDs lately but I did get one that isn’t metal. It’s Santana’s Abraxas, which is a brilliant album from one of the greatest guitarists of all time.

I hate summer too! That’s why I prefer winter 🥶 where everything gets cold and rainy. And that’s another source of inspiration for my own chord progressions in my music.

As much as I like this album, I hoped for a more melodic, up tempo approach. I was a bit dissapointed in 1992 and I'm still not comfortable with this album. And some of the lyrics are just naff. What the hell are crystal soldiers? I don't really care.

If you're a Sabbath/Dio nerd like me, Dehumanizer is a very interesting and problematic album. I can see it for the Frankenstein it is. Dehumanizer is a terribly strained, patchy, overthought and partly brilliant album. I can hear slabs of 70's Sabbath, 80's Dio, 80's Sabbath etc. And the stitches between the slabs are sometimes crude, almost brutal. This is a highly charming album, but it's not a happy album. Not at all.

Eloy can play things jay can't...... its a trope allllll through the history of this style of music

Where is the post?

Jag tror tyvärr att slipnot gjorde ett misstag att byta ut jay w.

Never Say Day!!! I love this album

Dont you mean Alexis Korner....????

Wow! This is the first I've heard of his death! Now, I should share my own personal "John Mayall Story!" I was working with a local Bluegrass/Country/Southern Rock band whose leader was a guy named Leon Poindexter back in 1977/78 in the Tampa Bay area of Florida. We were scheduled to open for a Mayall concert at the Sunshine Speedway racetrack the next day, but we were booked to play the Don Cesar (sp?) Hotel lounge on St. Petersburg Beach the night before. The stage was rather high and large, and a couple of sets in, I felt somebody tugging at my pant leg. Looking down, I saw a little guy beckoning for my attention. He asked if it would be okay if John Mayall came up and played one of my harmonicas? I said "sure" and passed the word to the rest of the band. I had no idea Mayall was staying at that high-end hotel that night! And then, the great man himself stepped up. He looked in my case, which held 12 diatonic harmonicas, mostly Hohner Golden Melodies and a few old Marine Bands. He then declared that he didn't like the "plastic" Golden Melodies and preferred to play the "wooden" Marine Bands. He chose one in Bb and my band launched into a blues tune in the corresponding key. I went and sat down in the crowd and listened to one of my early harmonica idols play one of my harps for the rest of the set. Great memory! "Brute" Bruttomesso

It’s refreshing to see Jay Weinberg’s statement on his departure from Slipknot. It seemed that the fans were blowing things out of proportion when this statement confirms that Jay seemed to handle the departure well.

I may not be too familiar with his music but I know John Mayall is one of the most legendary, influential and talented blues musicians of all time. May he Rest In Peace.

His debut album with Eric Clapton is a classic.

Two bands I find hard to get into are Slipknot and Limp Bizkit.

The TV crimes bass line by Geezer smashes through the song the whole time 😊😊😊😊😊

I appreciate your list a lot because it is genuine. The X Factor is indeed amazing with 2am being my favorite song on this album, but No Prayer at the last position is personally impossible for me. It's possibly my favorite album although it's not their best. Mother Russia is outstanding.

Follow The Leader was definitely one of those genre-defying record's that pushed Korn into greater heights, and helped them gain massive popularity upon the singles Got The Life and Freak On A Leash which are well-regarded as some of their best songs they’ve written. What makes Follow The Leader such a remarkably crafted record, is the experimentation, songwriting and lyrical content that vocalist Jonathan Davis being one of the most admirable singers in Nu-Metal for it's time, the album has tons of filler and great and I mean, great stylings. My favorites are Dead Bodies Everywhere, BBK, Justin, Reclaim My Place and Seed. From it's punchy production, great bass tone, emotionally charged vocals from Jonathan Davis, and outstanding musicianship, Follow The Leader is a album that needs to be heard for any fans of rock and metal all-in-one. Not my personal favorite Korn album, (my favorite is Issues) Follow The Leader is such a monumental album that still sounds remarkable to this very day.

I’ve been waiting for this review for such a long time. Korn’s Follow The Leader changes my life completely. That album made me have desires to form a band. Nice video mate!

i agree on you with the song all in the family, that song i could really live without, i know that they did it as a joke and it was just for fun, but still it does not add anything to the album and its just filler, i actually like the instruments of it but the lyrics were cringe, if i am gonna listen to this song i would just listen to the instrumental version of it because i like the instruments.

Korn's Follow the Leader is an undisputed 90's classic in the nu metal genre.

This album kicks ass

Thanks you for the reply. Like your in-depth analysis of music artists. I’m just starting to enjoy your channel. Have you rated Wish Bone Ash? Argus is one of the albums if I had to pick 10 albums to take to a remote destination, that’s one.

This album will grow on you. After listening to it for the last year. It is one of his very best

My top: 1. Vol 4 2. Paranoid 3. Sabotage 4. Master of reality 5. Black Sabbath 6. S B S 7. Technical Ectasy And others Good. Realy good video. From Buenos Aires. A writer Rafael García

They had to fulfill the record contract

Hey Greg, sorry I left the stream early, I had to help my dad out with moving some stuff. I will say that it was a fun stream and I do hope you’re feeling better from the cold you had.

i am both a big film and music person i love films, i didn’t know you’ve did not see that many films that I have which i am not gonna bash you for it, it’s fine that you haven’t seen as many films as I am.

I love dehumanizer for a few reasons one being the artwork and the second how heavy it is and I feel bad for tony Martin I think he was a great singer for the sabbath albums he made. However and this is just my theory that they got the mob rules line up back together as they thought it would be a better idea for whatever reason

Hi TheStrongBoyz19, Hope you are well. Nice to see you doing another livestream next Sunday, so it should be fun and entertaining, as always 😊. I have several more questions for the Music Q&A that you are doing on this livestream: 1 - What’s your opinion on minimalist music? 2 - If you can pick one album that you would listen to when having a good day, what would it be? 3 - Who would you do a music collaboration with, dead or alive?

Animals Wish You Were Here Dark Side of the Moon The Final Cut Piper at the Gates of Dawn The Wall Meddle Atom Heart Mother Obscured by Clouds The Endless River Momentary Lapse of Reason Division Bell Saucerful of Secrets Ummagumma More

1 Book Of Souls 2 Dance Of Death 3 Seventh Son Of A Seventh Son 4 Somewhere In Time 5 The Final Frontier 6 The X Factor 7 Senjutsu 8 Number Of The Beast 9 Powerslave 10 No Prayer For The Dying 11 Brave New World 12 Fear Of The Dark 13 Killers 14 Piece Of Mind 15 Virtual XI 16 A Matter Of Life And Death 17 Iron Maiden

It doesn't say much for Iommi's judgement that he hired Patrick Meehan, a man who robbed the band blind for millions not once, but twice. People who live cosseted from reality in gilded cages, often behave like pitiful cowards when it comes to confronting the unpalatable aspects of life that the rest of us deal with on a daily basis with unthinking honesty, integrity and humility.

I saw the final cut with my friend at the cinema a few years ago while I was on edibles. It was hectic. Incredible film, you've convinced me to watch the Hearts of Darkness doc about it. Question: Is there much about Brando's antics in it?

The close up on your face with your camera shaking had me dying 😂

I love films, i have a book called 1001 movies you must see before you die and I have seen all 1001 movies on the book.

One of the best epics ever made.

I’m not gonna lie. Subliminal Verses is probably their 2nd best album. But for the first year I owned it I was completely upset with it. They went from Surfacing, for those who know, to absolutely no profanity. I bought a 2nd copy. Because it had a Parental Advisory label. The only songs that were profane were on the bonus LIVE ALBUM.

Good video but maybe speak a little faster caught myself holding my breathe between sentences.

Cool to see more Slipknot stuff added to the collection as well as one of the best Devin Townsend albums Terria. Also cool to see you get Fleetwood Mac's Heroes Are Hard to Find. That's and underrated album from Fleetwood Mac. The Peter Green and Bob Welch eras are my favorite eras of the band.

Cool Slipknot promos & Japanese pressings you picked up, Greg. Nice Devin Townsend Japanese pressing as well. Lastly, nice to see Fleetwood Mac.

You’ve always been a Slipknot fan and you’ve been so loyal to that band and that’s OK. I’m the exactly the same as you when it comes to Tool, because I love all things related to Tool and that’s great.