HISTORY OF THRASH METAL

#thrashmetal #guitar
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TIME STAMPS

0:00 - Primary Influences (1975-1981)
1:40 - Birth of Pivotal Bands (1981-1983)
2:43 - Growth of the Scene (1984-1985)
3:36 - High Peak of Commercial Success (1986)
4:35 - Late 80s (1987-1989)
5:42 - 90s (1990-1999)
6:38 - 00s (2000-2009)
7:58 - 10s - present (2010-2023)

[ryanscarf]

I love these little bastardized riffs

0:09 - Ace of Clubs
1:42 - Discover and Dispatch
2:38 - Leap in the Flames
2:46 - Angryresidence
3:55 - Ruler of Marionettes
4:14 - Precipitating Plasma
5:43 - Depressing but Correct
6:07 - Orchestra of Obliteration
6:39 - Cranium Destroyer
8:38 - Assemble for Assault

[catabol]

My man knows how not to get a copyright strike! 😂 Great video, as always

[CalebHimself]

I love your playing and how you put your own spin on the classic riffs. Long live thrash, the most metal it gets 🤘🔥

[imants]

4:20 Goddamn, Demolition Hammer has been thrashing since before electric guitars were even invented!

[infernaltomato]

A lot happened in 1896: Chausson's Poème, Neilsen's Symphony No. 1, Demolition Hammer. What a year

[NegusInParis]

Literally the best music YouTuber on this platform keep up the great work🫡

[Super_Link]

Well played ! I really like the variation of the Jump In The Fire riff at 2:35.
Also, the riff at 7:58 sounds like a mix of Death From Within and Lying in State.

[sebastianevangelista]

One of my favorite aspects of these videos is how you make sure to list off a bunch of bands for newcomers to check out. It definitely helped me when I got into metal back in high school and wow I just realized how long I've been watching this channel for.

[juancortes]

Two days ago, the original former of V8 and Hermetica, Ricardo Iorio, sadly passed away at the age of 61. Possibly the most influential artist of the metal scene in Argentina. Loved that you mentioned them on the late 80s.
Great video as always❤

[olemartinthoresen]

5:13 amazing clean, god damn awesome riff

[disco]

If you listen to Meshuggah's early stuff (early 90's I think?), you could even consider a lot of that to be thrash. Or at least HEAVILY influenced by 80's thrash. Very different from what they slowly evolved into over the decades, and they too are an extremely influential band.

[keltoibard]

Thank you for remembering Overkill. Many folks don't, and they deserve a lot of respect.

[equaleyez]

THRASH is the best metal! So diverse yet all tight as hell!
Gotta love the heavy riffs in contrast with the chorus clean tones!

Amazing playing and history lesson as usual!

[Yarumasi]

Thanks for the Annihilator shoutout. Again, very important thrash band from here in Canada and Jeff Waters is a god

[OmegaMarioMaster]

Thrash will always be my fav genere of metal, fantastic video and love the production!

Keep Thrashing My Friends!!

[ahsenserhat]

Best archival metal channel ever, he is making documentaries

[relarz]

I can't be the only one who sits on edge hoping my fav bands get the shoutouts (they did). Always love the content, my dude!

[callmeduckman]

You are the reason I listen to metal I came across one of your videos of iconic metal riffs and it opened my eyes thank you

[wolfydafloof]

Thanks for the masterpiece of a video. Easily one of my favorite genres of metal. Can't wait for another video

[giulianob.fioravanti]

Dude, you mentioned hermética, I'm in love with you.