Celtic Frost interview - the legendary artist Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost, Hellhammer & Triptykon

Подписаться 20 тыс.

Просмотров 53 тыс.

50% 1

There are only a few first wave of black metal grandfathers left alive in the scene and one of them is no other but Tom G Warrior of Celtic Frost, Hellhammer and Triptykon fame. Check out this interesting interview done at Inferno festival 2022. Thanks to our Patreon supporters who made this interview & trip possible.
www.triptykon....
/ triptykonofficial
www.metal-arch...
/ hellhammerofficial
www.metal-arch...
/ celticfrostofficial
www.metal-arch...
Interviewer: Jerry Kurunen
Camera: Arto Soini
Editing: Minttu Loimu
Photos: Elsa Wellamo
More content on the links below:
Want to support Rauta? Consider becoming a Rauta Patreon: / rauta
Rauta's videos are also available at odysee.com/@Ra...
Rauta's Discord server: / discord
Rauta's Facebook page: / rautametal
Jerry's Instagram: / rautafin
Rauta's Twitch: / rautafin

Опубликовано:

1 окт 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 406

@TheNickybobby1 2 года назад

One of the few OGs remaining in the scene, so happy that he still has the same passion for music 40 years later. Lucky that you got to interview him!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Agreed. Great man and I'm happy that he did this interview with me

@RockyRMR 2 года назад

40 fucken years 🤘

@lexbeltran1354 2 года назад

This interview has to be one of your best, if not the best this year so far. Tom is a very unique and humble person

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks! This became instantly one of my favorites too. Could be my best, I don’t know. I am biased :)

@BarryH90dz 2 года назад

After 30 minutes it hit me, these two gents are having an in depth conversation in a second language to both of them, pretty awesome.

@karllux-d6g 2 года назад

Indeed, now that you've mentioned it. That's quite a feat.

@Negativenblack777 2 года назад

One of the most down to earth and humble musicians I have ever had the opportunity to meet and share a conversation. Total respect for Tom!

@marcdiego1 2 года назад

Man, I could listen to Tom Warrior for hours. Can't wait for Triptykon's new album.

@EyeTunz 2 года назад

The wisdom and humility expressed is almost overwhelming. A true metal legend who really is unmatched in metal history.

@DementiaFilmMusic Год назад

To Mega Therion should be sent into space, so other forms of life can enjoy it. 🙌🏻👽 I remember discovering it in a record store when it came out. Giger's artwork drew me to it. And when I put it on the turntable, I felt the magic. Great memory. Celtic Frost instantly became a to favorite of mine.

@svartframtid5539 2 года назад

Tom G Warrior is a one of my favorite artists ever. I appreciate all his major projects, including Apollyon Sun, which is so underrated. Great interview, thank you very much for it!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Glad you liked it!

@SteveStell 2 года назад

You had to bring up Cold Lake, haha. But its great Tom owns up to it and agrees that it is a horrible album. We all make mistakes. Im happy he is still playing and back on the right path. He has been for quite some time.

@matthewwalsh974 2 года назад

Unbelievably smart. Absolutely incredible artist in the truest sense of the word and not an arrogant asshole to boot. Tom G, you have earned your place in the hall of fame as one of the greatest to ever live in my humble opinion. Brilliant interview.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Cheers!

@godmachine12 2 года назад

Yes, absolutely brilliant interview. All the ones I've watched recently, which look to be filmed in the same hotel, have been fabulous.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thx

@pentagrammaton3615 2 года назад

Great interview, agreed with him, I don't support bands that no longer have original members/classic lineup, they do it just for commercial interests (accept, destruction, the new mayhem, etc) Only death is real 🔥

@isaacjamesbaker 2 года назад

Amazing interview! His Triumph of Death set at Maryland deathfest was amazing. It was special to see the crowd showing so much respect and having a blast -- he seemed genuinely touched and it was really cool to see!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks! Glad you liked the interview and the show

@RobHellfire666 2 года назад

Dude!! I'm only halfway through this interview, and already this is my favorite, and best interview of yours (in my opinion) for sure. You and Tom seem very comfortable with one another; which of course makes it allot easier for Tom to open up to you. I absolutely love and hold the highest respect for Mr Tom G Warrior. I love all his/their bands and music. Hellhammer, Celtic Frost, Trypticon are quintessential pieces of the whole, and evolution of metal. Much love and respect to you both.. 😎🍻

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks, sir. This is definitely one of my favorites!

@RobHellfire666 2 года назад

@@RautaMetal A huge accomplishment (among many) for an independent music journalist such as yourself.. Congratulations I say. 🍻😎🤘

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Cheers!

@lucasvonbraun 2 года назад

Perhaps Cold Lake might be viewed in a different light had the band's image not changed so drastically during that period .. I happen to like Cold Lake, and I think a lot of people listen to those songs with their eyes .. Tom is great and very honest and sincere, and this interview is a pleasure to listen to - and immediately after his comments on Cold Lake, Tom says that Celtic Frost was an "experimental band" - and there should be no shame in doing something that is NO expected by the majority of fans - and in 1988, Cold Lake was certainly NOT what fans saw coming .. and isn;t that part of being a an artist, just sort of throwing caution to the wind and doing what you feel at that moment in time ? ... In disowning the album, Tom is probably bringing even more attention to it, and ironically, keeping it alive ..

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

I agree about what you said about Cold Lake. It surely was a brave jump at the time. I think my friend described it well: "It's what you'd expect from a metal artist when he's doing an album with his zipper open". It's not bad as such, but it certainly doesn't fit CF's bill IMO. It was something that one might expect as a side-project. It could have evolved into something different, given with enough time, but compared to other CF albums, it's imo the worst.

@luizquintas 2 года назад

The wait was worth it. What a fuking legend.

@grandfathernebulous 2 года назад

Great Interview. Tom seems very authentic and wise, which is reassuring for the future of this type of music as he is undoubtedly a major part of the foundation of it.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Ty.

@Nachtghul 2 года назад

Very rare to see Warrior these days talk about Cold Lake again, solid interview.

@jc2153 2 года назад

Great interview of one of my favorite musicians of all time. I regret i didnt go to see Triumph of death when i was in Oslo that day.

@Adrian-ey5xp 2 года назад

I remember buying emperors return when it first was released...and was just blown away by how heavy it was .and it still is .Tom..your a legend..and your music has given me as soundtrack thru life .🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘

@harithramsey1041 26 дней назад

As a long time heterosexual male, I can say with a degree of confidence that I love Thomas Gabriel Warrior 🤗

@scottanic1smetaldungeon 2 года назад

This is one of the best interviews ever…but the same can be said about ANY interview with Tom, he’s the most modest, well spoken, intelligent, self aware, and humble musician to come from Metal…not a “Rock-Star” bone in the dude’s body…you have to respect how grounded Tom is, and has almost always been…killer interview Rauta…as always

@therham 2 года назад

Defenetly one of your best interviews. Thank you! 🤘

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks!

@nephrenqayin254 2 года назад

When Thomas was speaking about Martin Ain I could see that his voice was breaking, as if he was containing his emotions about the topic. Shit....even I felt sad when he was talking about him. I totally agree with him when he said Celtic Frost has to remain over due to Martin Ain's death. Thomas can create any band or recreate a band like Hellhammer and he'll still be Thomas G. Warrior, but Martin Ain is Celtic Frost and that cannot be recreated. Is like Slayer in my opinion, Slayer will always be Tom Araya, Kerry King, Dave Lombardo and Jeff Hanneman, and yeah....Paul Bostaph. But when Jeff died, Slayer died. Even when Gary Holt took the spot of Jeff, Slayer still was dead. So the same thing is with Celtic Frost.

@Nachtdwaler 2 года назад

Same with Bolt Thrower ye.. It's a really good show of character to have a stance like this on such a matter.

@RobHellfire666 2 года назад

Totally agreed. Slayer was nothing without Jeff. I saw Slayer 6 times while Jeff was still here. I declined to see Slayer on their Farwell tour. To this day I've only seen Slayer with Jeff. R.I.P Jeff.

@buddhafx5973 2 года назад

SAME regarding BURTON and 'Tallica. Ulrich back then said, Cliff was Metallica's soul. He said the ONLY ever important thing to be said about his band. EDIT: soul was about his music knowledge and contribution he brought from it. Hippies parents and music lesson he had. !¡ His bells jeans were his soul incarnated ¡!

@nephrenqayin254 2 года назад

@@buddhafx5973 You nailed it. Of course Jason Newsted was terrific BUT Burton was the essence of the band. Trujillo on the other hand he's fantastic....with SUICIDAL TENDENCIES and INFECTIOUS GROOVES because his style fits perfectly in those bands. When he played for Ozzy he was good but in my opinion he didn't fit there, neither with Metallica. But again it's my opinion.

@buddhafx5973 2 года назад

@@nephrenqayin254 Thank for your reply and feel. Appreciated. Just to be sure, cuz you did comparison with Newsted and Robert, but does not need to be done. Being Metallica's soul was about his music knowledge he brought to them and musical visions he had from it. From that had been underlined, hippies parents and having had classical music classes, piano. Personnal note, I was a teen in 86, I felt something just from his look, bells jeans and music credits, (orion), that Metallica would never ever be the "same", like dying. Depth is nothing that have ever been again with this band. They just can't. Just good at , "hey hey hey". My feeling. I've always watched em from a distance ever since. Being on a words ride. All complaints about St Anger's snair, people complaining what happenned to their studio talent with Bob Rock. That they missed it. Nah not at all, they nailed it, it was about anger AND the lil secret to my view given that they have admiditly stolen so many riffs and things..... The secret about the snair sound IS, to me, conciously or not to them, from their great friend Pushead and his own legendary band SEPTIC DEATH and his legendary album NOW THAT I HAVE.... My 2 things I've talked here, Burton being the bands souls out from Ulrich mouth and my personnal explaination about St Angers snair ARE the only 2 important things ever to be said about this band. Oh, btw, talking about bands with a soul, I'm from Jonquière, VOIVOD! I've seen their first 4 gigs there as a teen. High school twice, Mont Jacob and Place Nikitoutagan were Piggys statue is supposed to be implemented. Cheers and peace out!

@bernicia-sc2iw 2 года назад

Regarding Cold Lake , putting aside the glam image and the Cherry Orchards video , it's just a generic late eighties metal album , no better or worse than hundreds of others from that period . Which in itself is a travesty for a band of Celtic Frost's unique vision and originality. And I am sure Tom feels that way about it. Tom remains a fascinating character , one of the few rock musicians worth listening to .

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Aye. As pure metal album its not that bad. Just mediocre in the genre.

@alexxfatal1202 2 года назад

This is perhaps my favourite interview of Tom. Such an honest dude. He has values and has proven it all those years. How can someone not respect this guy. Well done Rauta 🤘🏻

@TotalDESSSS 2 года назад

Fantastic interview, thank you Jerry! Tom's integrity and honesty are admirable traits, such a legend of a man and artist.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Cheers!

@Nobody-dl4tm 2 года назад

I love him so much. Such a creative and intelligent man, makes me proud to be swiss

@paulosicne8498 2 года назад

"Cherry Orchards, Ginger looks upon pain, Cherry Orchards, August fades like tears in vain"

@wolfgangdiaz2360 2 года назад

Total hypocrite woke snowflake Tom gay coward. Chchcherry orchards!

@gravatusgrav9992 2 года назад

Tom and Jerry finally getting along! Great interview. :)

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

True that! But it already happened a few years ago with Sodom's Tom! :)

@gravatusgrav9992 2 года назад

@@RautaMetal missed that one, will check it right away!

@jessvolina6007 Год назад

I have to disagree with Tom about being insignificant. I do completely understand what he’s saying and it’s extremely noble and humble, which he always seems to be BUT having said that. There are many of us that were drawn to this kind of music and imagery that follows it, not because it was a phase or something simply sound cool, it was because it resonated in our soul and for some, especially at a young age that had some really fucked things going on at home or depression, being an outcast etc, there was escape in the darkness and fire the Metal lies in. To hear and breathe this music and be filled with strength and fearlessness to continue. That is no insignificant thing. If his music helped one fan get by that would be incredible but I am sure it’s many of us. Hail CF.

@scirasco1 2 года назад

As a swiss musician all respect to u tom g warrior,i met him a few times during the cold lake time because that was the scene and there was a club in a town called winterthur where all the longhaired bastards hung out hahahah,and i started playing guitar during that time ,this is a cool interview ,i would love to run into this dude again ,he is everything whats good about beeing swiss but also our problem,to be succsessful in the business u have to be a bullshitter,and i really enjoy his authenticity and honesty !

@zascandil 2 года назад

Wow, what a nice and humble man. And funny to see how he gets closer and Rauta leans back.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Aye, totally subconscious 🤐

@THE_JACKAL666 2 года назад

This man was for Black Metal what Tony Iommi was for Heavy Metal. He is GOD on his own damn right, despite his infinite humbleness. I was 16 back in 86 when I heard Morbid tales and since then, his music has been part of my whole life. I sincerely appreciate his existence

@jammbarjamm3225 Год назад

BLACK METAL SHOULD COPY THE GOLD LAKE LP............( *hellhammer is DEATH METAL* )

@XENO333 2 года назад

Awesome interview Rauta! Well done! Really enjoy the Triptykon material. High quality stuff! Thanks for this interview from the always inspiring TGW 🤘

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thank you. It was my pleasure to do this.

@hbehain4441 2 года назад

The legend himself. I admire this man’s career and drive.

@Scatterurremanez 2 года назад

I remember listening to shout at the devil lmao then I heard hellhammer and celtic frost and I was forever changed. 🤘👿🤘

@tsibren 2 года назад

What an amazing interview where you gave Tom all the room to talk, which is great to listen to. Wonderful human being.

@Simonize41 2 года назад

I have a lot of time for Tom, but I do wish that he would realise and accept that he is a legend of Metal. I appreciate this isn’t his way, but the fact still remains. It’s troubling to be an icon, I guess. Something I’ll never be. Love you Tom. Death is final, no coming back, no cloud to sit upon, only darkness to enjoy.

@pointnozzleaway Год назад

I'd love to be at a Triptykon show.....and out of nowhere, they go into Cherry Orchards. 🤘♨🏁

@rainbowdemon4661 2 года назад

Great interview, what a legend. Tom is the reason we stopped eating meat 2 years ago. Inspirational and genuine! Only few musicians are like Tom.

@Nile8765 2 года назад

you are a very good interviewer. Rare to see an interviewer with personality anymore.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thank you! I hope you are subscribed to the channel!

@Nile8765 2 года назад

@@RautaMetal yep just subscribed!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thx!

@goliathim1397 2 года назад

This is one of the greatest interviews

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@Josh-sk2xw 2 года назад

Tom is my hero I found hellhammer in a new and used record store the album cover blew my mind I was only in fourth grade in 1984. I would love to meet this gentleman. Everything he's ever done means the world to.

@gavinbuck8130 2 года назад

Celtic Frost, Voivod and Mekong Delta were so innovative back in the mid to late 80s, they were vital in pushing the genre in interesting directions, they may have jettisoned some die-hard conventional metalers along the way, but for those that appreciated experimentation it was an exciting time.

@ralphdarc3094 2 года назад

One of the true originals when metal was dangerous , irreverent, ground breaking and revolutionary !! Mr Warrior

@Sai-vj3no 2 года назад

Awesome interview, i have respect for him after watching, certainly deserving of his name

@chickenbeek 2 года назад

sorry tom but celtic frost gets me through the day, to this day, and for the last 40 years. and until the day i die i will regard it as timeless therapy. eternal hails, i can't thank you and martin enough for your contribution to humanity and your timeless arte. also monotheist is the most triumphant return of a band ever. when that album came out i'm thinking that i am good forever. i didn't even need more really. just a dream and a luxury. but i felt if that is the last thing they ever do i couldn't have even possibly expected anything more. a trillion twisted horns to you.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

I wish Tom would read this.

@karllux-d6g 2 года назад

Trve Honesty is Positively disarming - two lines only in this excellent conversation, the one about his musical relevance compared to the state of the world, and the one about his compatriot detractors for half of his career, would suffice to prove the mark of the ''warrior'' he projected, as immensely truthful. I've been listening to his music since 84, and we all look up at his prowess and commitment in respectful awe, but i'm sure he'd be the first to tell us to cut the crap.

@Hammox 2 года назад

Boy am I glad to know of this guy! I’m 16, just saying, quite rare that younger people in this time are into Metal at all so... yeah I‘m just really happy to have the privilege of being able to appreciate him later rather than not at all

@NigeSavage 2 года назад

Fantastic interview. I saw Triumph of Death live at the Mystic Festival two weeks ago and it was an incredible experience. Tom might not be comfortable with being called a legend, but that's exactly what he is!

@petec434 11 месяцев назад

Love Celtic Frost and Triptykon so sorry for this totally random observation but...Tom's face and build would work perfect if he dressed up like Henry VIII for Halloween!

@RautaMetal 11 месяцев назад

That's an interesting Halloween suggestion!

@shutter1374 2 года назад

I got nervous when you mentioned Cold Lake lol

@Poser_Metal_Records 2 года назад

Was expecting Tom to end the interview the moment it was brought up haha

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

hahaha :D

@incognito3862 2 года назад

Tom G. Warrior is such an awesome person. Also I got a good laugh when Tom said to his younger self: "Don't do Cold Lake." Great interview!

@throneofmight 2 года назад

Your best interview ever, greetings from Costa Rica!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Muchas gracias!

@DivineWind95 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing interview, Jerry! Huge!!!

@Blakullawitch 2 года назад

Man, TGW almost broke when Rauta mentioned Martin... he still feels it on his soul :(. But i cant wait to read his 3rd book, thanks Rauta for this brutal interview.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Cheers! I noticed the same. So much emotion here.

@BA-qw2dj 8 месяцев назад

Fantastic interview of one of the greatest metal musicians of all time. Last time triumph of death came over to the uk I was only 14/15 and missed them and I really hope they come back. Got to see Tom play live at some point

@RautaMetal 8 месяцев назад

Thank you!

@dustdevil9614 2 года назад

Easy to argue that Tom is every bit iconic as Dio Ozzy Lemmy when it pertains to metal. .especially our brand of blackened lol

@patrickbertlein4626 2 года назад

I would argue he is more influential than Lemmy and Dio, and I always thought the influence of Ozzy was ironic as Sabbath was Doom, plain and simple. Black/Death metal influences came more from punk, GBH, Discharge, etc. As Tom himself has said. What I am saying is without Sabbath, Priest, and Maiden, Celtic Frost would have still existed.

@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066 2 года назад

@@patrickbertlein4626 Sabbath were one of the most influential bands to Tom and CF. Metal and Extreme metal would not exist without them. Both metal and punk just got mixed at the time and we got something new and exciting. One can't exist without the other

@nicoguarini28 2 года назад

Tom says the next Triptykon album might sound like Hellhammer meets Pink Floyd!?! Sounds very interesting. That's either going to be incredibly groundbreaking or a total avant-garde flop. We shall see.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Aye!

@stephanfischer8239 2 года назад

Tom is so reflected and relaxed it's a great conversation fun to watch and listening great guy thru all these years

@pimedus9675 2 года назад

Great interview! :) Almost had chances to meet him but unfortunately missed them

@Weltschmerz1523 2 года назад

What an artist! The part where he answered your "Why not go with Hellhammer name" question was my favorite. Regardless of genre, lyrical theme or medium of art - when it comes outside of music - I look for genuineness and honesty. This not something one can measure in any way but can sense it deep inside. Even when an artist are not to my taste, I can only appreciate it. Thanks for the interview, total respect! Cheers.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

My pleasure, cheers!

@drakonian9196 2 года назад

I respect Tom's view on handling band names

@KK-hp5bl 2 года назад

E N D L E S S R E S P E C T T O T H E T I T A N O F T R U E M E T A L .

@Brunetto46 2 года назад

Your best interview my man hands down🤘 so tasty cool respectful...👍

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Cheers!

@TERGENIS 2 года назад

Great interview, very in-depths.

@EdwinLap 2 года назад

Such a humble guy. Glad to have seen them in 1989 and 2015

@zankerfeld9596 2 года назад

"Hellhammer meets Pink Floyd", sounds right by me! There already was a couple of extremely Floyd-sounding moments on the Requiem. And the last studio album is already 8 years old...

@stevejohnsonofdeitiesanddu9766 2 года назад

Agreed, I felt some very "Floydian" moments in Requiem...looking forward to hearing more!

@hockeyeverything4339 2 года назад

Its a bit of a paradox to think, that decades after listening to Hellhammer, the guy that largely created that band, talks about respect, honor, etc, while the political figures running our Country call each other names, and intentionally divide the people they are supposed to serve

@jayocallaghan3385 2 года назад

Greetings from Ireland, I have loved Celtic Frost since Morbid Tales, Tom is a great guy. Your interview is one of my favourites. Kind regards, Jason…

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Slainte, Jason!

@zim1966 2 года назад

I was lucky and saw Celtic Frost on tour in 80's in USA, Detroit...Circle of the Tyrants and pandemonium tours.

@HailTheRiff126 2 года назад

You are pretty fucking significant to me Tom! (Great interview man!)

@spencergrady5501 2 года назад

Into the Pandemonium was an absolute game-changer for me when I was a school kid. Set me along the path of the avant-garde. Great interview Rauta.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thx!

@dalazo 2 года назад

Never been too into Celtic Frost and Hellhammer but Tom G Warrior is an absolute gem. Massive respect for the man and what he acomplished! Great job getting him on Jerry, going to be a good one as always!

@Forferdelse666 2 года назад

Do yourself a favour and just listen to Morbid Tales. I was never getting the hype/massive interest for CT in my early metal-listening years. Somehow it started just 2-3 years ago that I gave the old material a chance, and gee did it click for me. Been diggin it since! Cheers!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Morbid Tales is awesome

@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066 2 года назад

Listen to Monotheist if you want to experience some of the heaviest, darkest and best metal albums of all time. Thousand times better than their early stuff

@Forferdelse666 2 года назад

@@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066 I’d argue that Mono and the old material are two quite different soundscapes and can’t be compared in that regard, really. They are both good on their own though. I’m getting more and more into Mono.. After this interview I really respect and value Tom as a musician and a human.. he seems amazing to just hang out with. Cheers!

@Annihilation_0f_The_Wicked9066 Год назад

@@Forferdelse666 If you've listened to Tom's early and later Interviews(i'm sure that you have) you'll realize that he aimed for a style and sound like on Mono/Eparistera/Melana albums. I adore MT, TMT but i think they really reached their peak on Mono. That was the album wanted to write since day one. Diverse, interesting, innovative, crushingly heavy, dark. It captured the essence of the band. Maybe i'm going a bit in depth here but i never realized any of this when i discovered them. All i knew that they were hugely influential. Years later did i start to really appreciate them. Hellhammer/CF/Triptykon is a single band for me. Due to unfortunate circumstances had to change their name. Tom is one of the greatest human beings i've ever read about with a background similar to mine. I'd probably faint if i meet him cos he's one of the people i look up to the most. He's a far more intelligent and down-to-earth person than any of those Hollywood f*****s. I think i got a little carried away woth this comment but i like to express myself. I'd pay good money if Tom could re-record the Hellhammer songs under the Triptykon name.

@alfonsogarciarios782 2 года назад

What an excellent interview! Thanks Rauta for this! The music of this man is far away from the rest, unique and pure art.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

My pleasure!

@brianperry2599 2 года назад

one of the most down to earth musicians i ever met met him at the bluebird in denver years ago ,made time to talk with me and was totally humble and down to earth

@vincentaspenes3026 2 года назад

I finally had time to watch this! Best interview everrrr!!!! For real! I got good advices here that I'll have on my mind forever. Hailsssss!!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks so much!

@liberatoreZ 2 года назад

I love his honesty. Right away from the beginning of the interview laying down the tone, nothing but facts.

@jamesparsons5212 2 года назад

I have always loved Celtic Frost and Hellhammer since I was in middle and high school. Got into Triptykon after graduating. Tom Gabriel Warrior is a legend.

@steedday8278 2 года назад

It's brilliant how comfortable Tom seems talking to you listening/answering questions it's like talking to a old friend. I always thought he seemed a very privet unapproachable person.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks. That's what I aim to do.

@thywarhag1131 2 года назад

Apocalyptic raids was love at first noize Morbid Tales got under my skin Cold Lake broke my heart (bitch) Triptykon now soothes my soul. Cheers Tom ..... to Martin 🍺

@pacalvotan777 2 года назад

Great Interview thank you. Tom ist ein Ehrenmann

@paulus3317 2 года назад

Ugh! Hey! Great interview, ugh!

@seanmorgan9020 2 года назад

I'm not one for crying into my nostalgia flakes (I'm only 33 lol), but I love how different each band sounded before "the standard" was established. Things that would be considered "wrong", by modern production standards for example, really made for some unique and diverse listening.

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Definitely

@piotrb8434 2 года назад

And that's why today's metal sucks!

@ReanimatorsMutilations Год назад

@@piotrb8434 yes all the new records by the old bands such as destruction and kreator, even if there are good songs in there , they sound horrible because of the modern production

@thatguymikko Год назад

This man is the ultimate beacon of keeping it real.

@krysstoffer 2 года назад

Your interviews are always a pleasure! To say it without writing much: I have so much respect for Tom (also because he is vegan)!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Thanks! And likewise, he has my respect.

@jamesmurphy2416 2 года назад

an absolute legend, his humbleness only makes him more so..

@memerant.tumblr2657 11 месяцев назад

Bro is so humble, I served my country in the military and I do background investigations for national security and the world would be the exact same place if I was never here. Celtic Frost, changed my life when I heard them. I just thought wow! What the fuck was that. I thought it was special.

@vesuviacorpseflower4828 2 года назад

Great interview man!! I unexpectedly got to meet Tom before a Triptykon show in Chicago, IL back in Oct 2010. After getting Tom to sign my Triptykon 'Shatter' cd, I got to tell him that the song 'Winter' from the awesome Celtic Frost 'Monothiest' album was my favorite classical music piece...Tom shakes my hand, leans towards me, and said "Thank you very much" with such a deep sincerity and appreciation (will never forget it). I am a huge Triptykon fan and I also got to see Celtic Frost twice in 2007 in Chicago (one show as headliners and the other opening for Type O Negative). -Devon

@jamieobrien7754 Год назад

What an eloquent, intelligent, humble man, and what a life! May he live forever.

@nickmaatjes5611 2 года назад

dude!!!! is just want to say thank you for this fantastic interview , Tom is such an authentic, intelligent, humble and inspiring artist , im really blown away about every second of this, thnx once again!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

My pleasure! Glad you liked it

@mattheweckman8394 9 месяцев назад

I love Tom, Triptykon is my favorite Band of his. Can't wait for the next Album.

@miguelmurill1 2 года назад

Wow. What an opening. Tom G--not that I didn't already admired him--but he really nailed it this time. I've been listening to this man, since 1984, and I'm so glad.

@ImmortalFrostprod 2 года назад

Perfect Intervew! Viewed this one from start till end and enjoyed it completely!

@RautaMetal 2 года назад

Wow! Thanks man! :) One of my favorites too!

@billschwenke790 Год назад

Being 55-56 myself, I got Cold Lake brand new and had to adjust big-time, after Pandemonium, I found things to like having to live with it because it still is Celtic Frost to my ears, at the time, Tom interviewed said he was influenced by the Beatles and enjoyed some of that late 80s Hair Metal but the tone was too light, he said as well, the band took itself too seriously and he wanted to tone things back in that respect, I can understand the scene having some effect as Grunge made all too clear

@BlueprintsandStrategies 2 года назад

Saw Celtic Frost in Atlanta in the summer of 1986 at the 688 club with the original lineup. There was about 20 people there. Voi Vod opened. A show I’ll never forget.