10 Unforgettable Lamb of God Moments 

That is number one man

Lol

Nice 😆

Fun fact: you gain weight when you get sober. Big deal. It happened to me, too.

And it also spawned my favorite Lamb of God song, 512

@@juggalonumber27 one of the best songs🤘

I mean thats just owning to your consequenses, you cant do anything else honestly

😂🤪

Last time I was this early Lamb of God was Burn the Priest.

Their greatest song imo

There is no justice, he pushes a fan out of stage. And dont say Dimebag blabla, nowadays security check for all people, i seen that in Metallica and Slayer show. You think you can go with a gun to a metal concert nowadays? Good luck. And no thats not reason to throw a fan to death out of stage, some small bands let fans go there. I was more fan of LoG before, but see them live and think in that fan and nah man, im.not fan anymore even i see em live. You can not throw a fan out of stage.

​@@3d-sbsbestx-tremehdvideos332 Watch the video, Randy gave him a push and some other dude full on charged him down.

Yeah. I was so disappointed that moment wasn't featured on here.

Mark definitely didnt sucker punch Randy, Randy was being a fucking idiot drunk fuck and started a fight with Mark. Randy had every ounch comin to him that night

@@jimmytweedale2191 that's why we're all kind of glad that Randy's not a drunk anymore.

"somethings'a matta with you people... You're all weird little freaks!"

This^

I hope he’s not super woke! 🤮

He’s smart not woke 🤢

Erase the woke. Burn the woke

@@BangersNMashYT woke used to mean something else

Randy is a Democrat anyway, hope y’all don’t have a seizure over the fact that your favorite musician is a decent human being

MACHINE!!!

While smoking a cigarette

This!

Off sacrament

Nice profile picture

I thought the same thing lmao

Right? :D And the best is when someone asks WHY you like it and you just shrug cus you have no idea.

Nope Nadda I’ve listened to some of their first few albums when I was middle school/high school but wasn’t a fan until 2019, I read on google that he kicked a fan off the stage (whom was a 19 year old) and died from the fall. Is that true?

Skidstainz 1D How I understood it was a fan jumped onto the stage during Lamb of God’s performance. Fans getting onstage was nothing out of the ordinary for Randy Blythe and the rest of Lamb of God; he usually pushed them back into the crowd, and they were perfectly fine and happy. Randy Blythe stated in the past that he needs glasses to see with clarity, but to do all of his headbanging and jumping around onstage, he takes them off which impairs his vision. So when he sees a fan jumping onstage, he only sees them as a blur; he cannot see them in great detail. Anyway, Randy pushes this fan back into the crowd, and instead of them being helped out by the crowd, this fan gets trampled to death by the crowd. Randy has no idea what happened to that fan until he was charged with manslaughter. So what you read on google was sort of right. Randy did remove the fan from the stage, but the fan didn’t die from the fall. He died due to the fans trampling him to death. Hope that helps, and please feel free to correct me on any details I misremembered.

George Ricketts he wasn’t “trampled to death.” He fell into the crowd, hit his head and received brain trauma, and a few weeks later went into a coma and subsequently died.

Nope Nadda he was arrested on 6/27/12 and released on 8/2/12 (ironically a day before my birthday.) I saw LOG at House of Blues in Orlando on 11/19/12 for their Resolution Tour. I got a custom shirt made that said “Justice For Randy” really huge on the front of it. So many fans pulled me aside and asked for a photo, especially before the concert waiting in line. During the concert I was holding the shirt up in the air but some people were complaining I was blocking their view. I wanted to throw it up on stage but feared that I would get kicked out or something, so I didn’t. Phenomenal concert to say the least (In Flames and Hatebreed as well.) Good times.

Jerm Inator ah okay. Thank you for the clarification.

where all his dreadlocks. really long really fast that's kind of strange. mine took like 20 years to get that long. and then I shaved them.

Exactly! Finally someone with fuckin sense to music, drumming.

Yeaaa, just because thats a kinda fake performance with regular album audio..

Well thats because that particular clip has fake audio over it.. the original took a back seat to the edited version and Loudwire fell for it.

@@shuturdirtymouth It's not "fake audio", it's just the album version playing ontop of Chris. But it doesn't really make a difference as to what I meant, the drum sounds used to be way better and just comparing Descending to either of the new songs... it's like a whole other band.

Bruh did u like ur own comment

@@brianbianchi8028 nah man

@@m.i.qurashi2456 why not? you should. Its funny

If he did we may have never got lamb of god

@@infall_blackmetal what?

@@ocpofficialrep7026 how does my comment not make sense. if chris stayed in megadeth then we may have never got lamb of god

@@infall_blackmetal you are trolling or something. "may NEVER have got lamb of god" meaning the band lamb of god would have never existed. Lamb of god was already established prior to chris playing in megadeth. If dave mustaine was never kicked out of metallica then |"we may have never got megadeth"

Sturm was a very good album and also had Chris on it. Not sure why you're drawing a hard line at Wrath

How's that ?

I saw them in 2000 when they were touring for their first album as Lamb of God. I haven’t seen them do a show as good as those shows from 2000-2002

@@jamessantos9861 I agree. I saw them when new American gospel came out at the trocadero theater in Philadelphia Pennsylvania also. Those early tours were the best in my opinion

IT'S A 96!

It's an awesome song. It's funny when you watch the DVD to see that the other band members (Mark wrote the music) kinda hated that song at first.

5:40 is that The Undertaker in the middle?

Honestly, with the way things are looking now, I hope they do. Don't get me wrong, I'd give my left arm to see both of them live, but the way people keep ignoring the instructions all across the world, the virus is gonna be here for quite some time. Wouldn't want the band members or the fans to get infected...

@@avivoren1132 I agree with you. What I'm hoping for is that this whole thing clears up by then. We can only hope for the best.

*It has been an hour,* and still *no one* has been able to give the answer to the question. So, I shall give everyone a clue... > *_Sunday, April 12, 2020_*

I know that it might came from a Christian chant called "Agnus Dei". Not sure if that the answer you're looking for.

Lamb of God is a biblical quote; it''s the nickname given to Jesus. Jesus is the Lamb of God. The 12th is also my birthday.

@@adecentdelinquent8986 Although that was not the answer that I was looking for, it was nonetheless an excellent, well thought out response!

@@agayfuzzypandabear3769 It is indeed a Biblical quote... however, one could not accurately use term "nickname" to describe it...but I give you credit for knowing that it is a Biblical quote. Good job! Can you _nail down_ the meaning even more?

I think a guy ran up on him on stage and he threw him off and he hit his head and died

Push someone of a stage in the Czech Republic, the guy later died and even more later the family sued Randy for manslaughter. Was found not guilty but he spent some time in jail awaiting his trial. You should look into the story cause the actual timeline is pretty bonkers. It was a sad death but the trial was based on nothing.

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@Danny Dircio Randy didnt push him off stage. His security team did

There was a concert where a fan died by negligence from the security dudes