Watched Dickey Dines and came here by suggestion.... Good song from back then and I'm glad I found it again. Definitely a song I would play when fighting a couple teenagers for messing up my lawn.... 🤣
This video deserves more views!! This song is probably the most anger driving piece of music that I have ever heard along with mouth for war by pantera. Really well made. I guess theres no one else to blame but to the marketers who didn't knew how to market this song or this band properly
dude... you need Hatebreed in your life... or Boba Flex.. or Meshuggah.. or Bleeding Through.. there is so much more "Angrier" music out there.. these guys are great don't get me wrong.. but even Himsa pulls more anger out of me emotionally... Throwdown makes me wanna run.. Hatebreed makes me wanna Destroy.. LMAO
@TeamsterLocal282 NYC/Long Island I've always referenced Hatebreed as the "Metalhead's Self Help" band. Make me want to fuck shit up and overcome any obstacle in my life. Special place for bands like them for sure.
i heard this last night on MTV2, headbangers ball, as i was falling asleep. I had to get up and write down the title, even tho i was seconds from falling asleep. BADASS SONG
@@KevinTheMetalhead Nah to me this sounds like Pantera and Groove Metal. Hatebreed also sounds like Pantera and Groove Metal to me. I think Groove Metal is a blend of mid tempo Thrash, Hardcore and Alternative Metal.
Their live performance in Sydney a week ago was mind blowing-the mosh pit/death circle they enticed is easily the most brutal I have been in. They blew everyone away, and their cover of Sepultura's "Roots, Bloody Roots" was the highlight of the night for me. Imitation is the highest form of flattery, and they're unintentionally imitating some of the greatest metal bands of the last decade. Which is a great thing, 'cos Pantera and Sepultura no longer exist :( (Cavalera Conspiracy doesn't count)
I recently got an ibanez rg series for $50 its in good condition its just missing an amp lol but ive tested it on a friends amp and it works perfectly.... i got an awesome deal
Throwdown fuckin owns live. I saw them at the starland ballroom in Sayreville, NJ with Maylene and the sons of disaster, evergreen terrace, and zao. By far the LOUDEST concert Ive ever been to
Best guitars for me now are the Ibanez and the Schecter's. It's true that some Washburn models aren't very comfortable, but this one, the Idol WI-65c (some kind of Les Paul body) is a great axe with an awesome sound (it's Seymour Duncan loaded).
Who says you need to be on drugs to make good and powerful music? There's only two things you need: a creative imagination, and a lot of fucking anger! lol One of the greatest fantasy tours ever: Throwdown, Hatebreed, Lamb of God, and Pantera (R.I.P. Dime). Thumbs up if you agree!
most definitely, when i heard a song by these guys i thought it was pantera, then i was like nah, no way this is dime. Then looked and became hooked to them.
its not bout impressin ppl, its bout workin hard, n discipline. workin out is more than just building muscle, its almost a way of life so to say...n nobodys forcing u 2 workout...
around that time,many bands playing some of the most innovative stuff ever written in music,Pantera may not have the most technical or most original riffs,but they wrote solid songs,and those solos were out of this world.pantera has been my favorite band for like ten years,but i will agree that there were bands in the early to mid 90s that completely revolutionized metal with their song writing,testament,at the gates,in flames,etc.those bands were writing stuff that hasnt been heard in the US
love this song!! this song keeps me goin! i'd have to say that this and Hatebreed's 'Destroy Everything' go hand in hand for me :) both these bands have helped me to overcome the world and really stand out from the 'normal' crowd into who God created me to be! find the strength from within cuz it's there! it's all bout choice, thanks guys for bein awesome!!!
Same here, at the Drowning Pool concert June fifth i got knocked down in a mosh pit and was immediately picked up by someone much smaller than myself. Then i was promptly grasped by the throat but the guy was dragged off by two other concert goers. God bless everyone who saved me that night.
same man, just i was in t-bay, not kitchener, the only band from that show i didnt get something from was throwdown, and thats cuz i was out of money before i could, i will get one of their shirts later tho
I like the way Washburn's look, I tried several of them. But they never seemed to work on my hands, they were uncomfortable. The necks were either too thin or too fat. Jackson and Ibanez are the best.
funny how so many need to compare them with Pantera....EVERY band is influenced by the bands they listen to. its natural...it started with the likes of Sabbath, through Lemmy and Motorhead. he aint trying to be Phil.....just enjoy the music...or dont.give a few years and someone will say.....ooooo...dont they sound like Throwdown....
I saw these guys back in 2003 at Ozzfest in Columbus Ohio. I really digged their sound and I have 4 of their albums. I didn't know they were straight edge and to be honest some of the fans are assholes. I hate getting in that mosh pit... whirlwind kicks and roundhouses fucking everywhere. This band gets me pumped tho. If I feel like getting out some aggression, it's hard to beat Throwdown. I'm not huge in hardcore but I've always really liked the pattern and rhythm of that genre.
Michael Young agreed. Those pits aren't fun at all. I knew dudes that would bend down and should jump into everyone on the rim of the pit. Just to fuck shit up.
