In the end of 80's we heard that Tom' s childhood, juvenile days were hard. I had no idea how. Being so lonely isn't something health. I'm glad he survived sound & safe after that! He became an important professional musician! God(s) keep(s) bringing accomplishments upon him. o/
Thanks for re-upload. This was a very personal interview of Tom where he talked about his childhood,his parents, his struggles. I don't know why it was removed but I'm glad you re-uploaded it
Having a unique and heartfelt approach towards music is what is inspiring….. people are very often put down when told they are technically not proficient enough…A shame, because it’s important but not essential…So watching this man of integrity is a source of inspiration, and the notion that chance or circumstance are making us who we are maybe even more than our intentions and goodwill . Glad to see he fought his way through, thanks to music.
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K so. I'm.way late here. Wow!! I've always told.people.that this guy is a true artist and I've always found his art moving and thought he was probably a cool guy. What a fucking cool human being he is!! So down to earth. Honest. Humble. And very deep thinker. I like his stuff even more
I loved this interview. I never new how hard Tom's childhood was. I have been a fan since 1984 when I was 12. I followed every album to the present day. Truly fascinating history.
@@mikerauter1859 Yes, the same one who recognized that that album is shit, who recognized that he was wrong...or are we all perfect????.... the same one who is a reference for the scene with albums that are masterpieces, that He is respected and a reference for all extreme metal and today with Triptykon he continues to kick ass...absolute master!!!! 💪🍻
When i turn on the auto-captions, Tom keeps talking about a certain Kelly Frost, whom i don't have the pleasure to know; this leads to the old Homeric discussion on pronouncing the band's name correctly - whether it should be /keltik/ or /seltik/. So, next time you're in doubt, remember Kelly, ... for we are the Kelts of Europe and the name of that band was (K)Celtic Frost.
