iamnotanumber iamnotanumber that's fucking awesome i did not get the chance to see bolt thrower but i am seeing Memoriam in a few weeks so that's fucking awesome
iamnotanumber iamnotanumber My first international gig was Motorhead.. I was 15 and it was 84 I think. I'd left home at 14. Lived with NZs biggest Motorhead fan. Sadly I spent the night carrying him around and he doesn't remember any of it 😦 Was very easy down here to go to gigs/pubs very young back then. Before everything good was gentrified. Great to see the original lineup 😊
It wasn’t my first concert but by far one of the best...even in this small place called G. Willikers in NJ for the Warmaster tour. I even got to meet them. They were really cool
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There's plenty to like, and it only gets better from here. Personal highlights are: Black Metal ASMR, Metalheads Watch Monster Dog, and Metalhead/Malmhaus Review!
Do this for Death once you get all their stuff on vinyl. I have all of their albums except for individual thought patterns. Relapse needs to reissue it NOW
As a Brit who had the pleasure of seeing and meeting the band several times, I can say they were criminally underrated, and their back catalogue stands the test of time. They forged a unique and crushing sound and always delivered live. Respect to them for not releasing anything they considered sub par. One of the greatest British death metal bands. BTW, the cover of for victory is a photo of British soldiers in the Falklands during the Falklands war. Keep up the good metal content. All the best from blighty.
I'm 50 years old been a metalhead for 40 years never heard of both throw her till recently they completely blow away every band I ever listened to before don't know how I never heard of them.
This video got me into bolt thrower and subsequently warhammer. I'd always known of bolt thrower but I never knew where to start. This gave me that starting point.
I have just found your channel yesterday and I really enjoy it! It's great! Very creative, interesting, funny and original! And you seem like a totally awesome guy! Keep it up. \m/
Bolt Thrower is my all time favorite death metal band! thanks for this video! i've really enjoyed this. "In this kingdom of the mindless, we are born to suffer!!!"
I just discovered Bolt Thrower. I knew of them but never gave them a listen until recently. And I have to say I agree with everything you said in this video.
HA HA HA HA HA! At first I was like, “YAY! Killbot&Gor Gor Attack is back!” and then I saw, “Even my CAT likes Bolt Thrower!” I am now in stitches. Nice to see the lady bass player expressed straight-forward as an integral part of the music’s creation. (Rather than, “OMG! It’s a chik!”) Of course the artwork is a big highlight, a warm place of both nostalgia and current life continuing in that same vein. Also reminds me of hanging out with a friend and we did this detailed compare, contrast and discussion over Metal band logos and their artistic design. (I might even have a tape of that somewhere.) Dang! That’s some wild camouflage you got there! Nice hat! Fascinating on the artwork copyright elements. (And during that you play a style of music I often listen to as well, what was that?) All the portions of how Bolt Thrower grew and created their albums throughout the years were totally fascinating even though I’ve not heard them before to my knowledge. What you showed with “Mercenary” definitely leant towards what I would enjoy, though! Sounds like with albums they go in themes. It was wild looking through the gaming stuff because the artwork was definitely taking me back to my D&D days. HA HA HA HA! Love the Battleship component in this hunt down. Absolutely adorable ending. Good to see ya having a blast!
Dude killbot i cant tell you how much this means to me i only knew the killchain and you made me go through and dig deeper into bolt thrower and now they are one of my new favorite bands! Thanks
I came back to this video just to tell you: thank you for getting me into Bolt Thrower!! I've been blasting their albums for 2 weeks, love them! Btw, I hope you make a new video soon, I've been watching your stuff lately!
We fell brutally in love with Bolt Thrower when we got bootleg albums here in the Philippines way back in 1995, we even covered For Victory as our tribute to BT by my death metal band PUNEBRE. There will never be another BOLT THROWER, we will remember them!!! 🌩🤘⚡⚡⚡✊
my old art teacher passed away three years ago, would've so much fun with your review :D had over thousands of CD's..and Bolt Thrower was his treasure. I remember times we listened to bolt thrower on his hifi system in school. haha, so much fun and even more memories! I really admire your effort you put into the vid. Bands like Bolt Thrower are a great memorial for him, a teacher and most of all: a friend for me. a big thank you!
It all falls under Fair Use. I use the bands music to make points, comparisons, and I talk about the music while it's playing. Even the cat snippet is fair use ONLY because i mention "Bolt Thrower is so good even my cat likes it!" and I demonstrate it. Also, the song at the end is a cover, so it's okay that I played that as much as I did without speaking it's reference to what's going on.
Killbot&GorGorAttack!! Ever heard of Spastic Ink (insane band) and a musician called Ron Jarzombek (associated with bands like Spastic Ink, Watchtower, Blotted Science, Spiral Architect)?
That pesky tank was stubbornly surviving until you whipped out the for victory Bolt Thrower anti-tank vibrations! good thinking! Congratulations for your victory!
IVth was my 1st so to speak. And to me is the ultimate, quintessential Bolt Thrower album and sound. But I love them all. I maintain that Embers is the best realization of the ‘endless battle’ motif they returned to (World Eater, Cenotaph, etc) on most of their albums.
Started listening to them in 1991 and finally saw them live in 2008. Their music has a certain atmosphere that really comes into its own live. Stagedived a bunch of times and met the whole band after the show, what a night ... was so lucky to see them and talk to them in person, will never forget it, long live Bolt Thrower.
As mainly a listener of punk rock, Bolt Thrower are definitely one Death Metal band I get into!! When in comes to extreme metal I'm more of a Black Metal fan!!! Cheers man, nice video!!
Here I am listening and admiring your input. You asked me to come and view this awesome production loaded with the real thing. Never get me wrong. We all start at something which is better than nothing. All of your productions are really good I see them as the real metal music roadmap for all interested in it. Thank you for funny moments .
I have never finished this video, everytime I hear someone play a bolt thrower riff, I go and crank up granite wall, and then I end up listening to the whole fucking discography
Dude the final scene was awesome, something cool you could try is like film a metalhead war like the end scene but instead of military fatigues it's a battle jackets and shit that'd be dope, just a thought great video through and through
Probably the most metal AVGN episode out there. Oh wait, this is killbot. Shit, man. I’m sorry, that battle at the end made me forget who I’m watching.
Now that's how you review a band! "The 4th Crusade" is probably my fav with "...For Victory" following closely behind. The 4th Crusade is the only death/doom metal cd I have left from the 90's unfortunately but my parents bought it for me so it's quite nostalgic. I'm diggin' the framed Cannibal Corpse set list you have on your wall.
It's a bit strange you don't list the title track from Mercenary, I woud say it is easily in the top 5 BT tracks. I would go as far as to say it has the most distinctive riff they have ever written, along with No guts, no glory(which I also rate very very highly)
This was educational. Didn't really understand how copyrights work at first. Plus the bestest Bolt Thrower album I've listened to so far (thanks to my dad) is the War Master album. I like how we can easily recognize their unique sound when you hear 'em playing. I like the heavy riffs and the groovy parts :)
This has to be one of the greatest review videos i've ever seen. Mercenary and War Master are my favourite albums by BT (ironically my name is Bruno Terrosa, also BT).
BOLT THROWER RULEZ !!!!!!!!!!! they are a great band have liked them for along time metal rulez!!!!!! bang your head metal kat this is a great review keep up the good work
This is a terrific idea man. Love your reviews, very well written and spoken. Happy I found your page and thanks for introducing me to this awesome band. What is a good first album to start out with?
