Interview with Jon Nödtveidt (Dissection) 1997 - Helvete Radio Show (now Heavy Demons Radio Show) 

Don't we all...don't we all. Supposedly some small part of it made it into Reinkaos...but he was a changed man by then.

Reinkaos grew on me... hated it for a while but definitely the other albums were 9/10's

It was Jon doing a jingle for my radio show and in his opinion the listeners should F**k off! :D

You were apart of the bizarre history 🙂

@@cameronthrashbonergreatcri8848 yes, much definitely. That sounds weird today!

Did he allude to the murder in off?

@@julienjacques588 who knows, actually it was recorded after only a few days...!

Ciao! Del periodo post-omicidio e pre-arresto in effetti non c'è quasi nulla in giro, giusto questa e forse una su una rivista olandese ma devo controllare! Grazie per il commento!

@@MickeyEvil grazie a te per il video. bel canale, guarderò qualche intervista

I guess so...he just looked like a normal guy playing his first important gig at a festival, actually!

Read the conspiracy against the human race

Fuck

Was this suppose to make us gasp or care? Boohoo.

​@@Godloveszazashut up

He recorded an electronic album himself with a band called De Infernali that he had with his roommate. Although he did say that his main motivation was to get money for weapons, haha.

Luis Fernando Gómez inteligent human listen every music

You would actually be surprised at how many black metal artist listen to electronic music and other styles of music. I for one absolutely love Witch House, Neo Classical, Post Rock, Ambient, Noise, Punk, Pop, Opera ect. "Real" Black Metal to me is music without limitations, in order to create "powerful" BM one must not limit themselves to finding inspiration from just one genre. I'm drunk so I probably should shut up lol

Good question. In his final interview he said few parts of it were used on Reinkaos but its not the same. Basically an album we've never got because of his imprisonment, probably tons of better one sadly as himself on this interview and others say that album would've been even darker and more aggressive than their previous two.

he was obsessed by satanism just that

I read the "blood fire death" book which is a really good book on the whole swedish metal scene and there is chapter about Dissection with the very last interview he did. Basically his childhood was normal but he said he was always drawn to the dark side and became interested in the whole thing as he grew up. He certainly matured a lot in his last years though

@@Joelvete6 I kinda feel sorry for him. I still consider Jon one of the greatest guitarist, musician and songwriter in the 2nd wave of black metal. All Dissection albums are masterpieces, too bad he was consumed by that MLO craziness.

@@somesz83 Me too, man. I read their book Liber Azerate. Actually I didnt find nothing special there. To be a satanist when you are young and wild I can understand, but when you are a grown man and you seriously declare yourself as satanist... Grown up man....

@@Joelvete6 Jon's mother allegedly killed herself when he was 11. I read it on a forum called flashback.org, a user commented that, but not even they are 100 % sure about the validity of the information. If it were true, it would certainly explain his suicidal ideation, melancholy and obsession with death which lead to the events that followed.

Due to copyright issues!

@@MickeyEvil So what did it originally contain? What song(s)?

I think I originally put Where Dead Angels Lie

​@@MickeyEvil dang.. I was looking forward to the rest

I don't really think so mate...

MetalAttack1986​ According to Tobias (the current drummer at that time) said that the new material after "Storm" was more aggressive and dark that Dissection had ever written before. So no, Reinkaos wasn´t that material!

Not aggressive in a brutal way, but I get your point! Yeah of course, probably the best discography there is.

+GoreMasterFlash I get your point totally. But to be really honest I don't think Reinkaos is a brutal album musically. The lyrics though is very brutal and honest. "Storm" is a way more aggressive album, musically.

'Are you going to release the stuff you were supposed to release in 1997-98 before you got into trouble? We were supposed to record an album with a new line-up in '98 but since I ended up in prison these plans where changed. Our forthcoming third studio album next year will include some material/ideas planned for that recording, but since these ideas never were fully arranged or completed, they have evolved and matured a lot during the years. So the album to be recorded next year will be a combination of material written both before and after my imprisonment.'