HISTORY OF METAL

#historyofmetal #andreabomaboccarusso #guitar

Timestamps
0:00 - Intro
0:06 - Rock n' Roll [50s]
0:39 - Rock and First Signs of Hard Rock [60s]
1:16 - Heavy Metal - First Signs [1970]
2:03 - Punk Rock [1975]
2:51 - Harcore Punk [1978]
3:30 - NWOBHM [1980]
4:10 - Thrash Metal [1981]
4:45 - First Wave of Black Metal [1982]
5:06 - Hair Metal [1983]
5:51 - Death Metal [1985]
6:28 - Power Metal [1987]
7:01 - Second Wave of Black Metal [1990]
7:52 - Groove Metal [1990]
8:19 - Progressive Metal [1992]
8:54 - Alternative Metal [1994]
9:34 - Nu Metal [1994]
10:10 - Industrial Metal [1995]
10:25 - Metalcore [2001]
11:20 - Djent [2007]

[MrJeffcoley]

Can we all appreciate how he composed original music exemplary of the style he's demonstrating?

[SomeOfOthers]

The most important thing I learned from this video: I am a slow reader.

[charlenemack]

I’m over 65 y.o. and, just recently became a metalhead! I even won the black Metallica cd on a radio contest this past August!
One is never too old to learn to like something new!!!! 💿

[Anne.Tarkyin]

0:07 Rock’n Roll
0:40 Rock
1:16 Heavy Metal
2:05 Punk Rock
2:52 Hardcore Punk
3:31 NWOBHM
4:11 Thrash Metal
4:46 First Wave Of Black Metal
5:08 Hair Metal
5:52 Death Metal
6:29 Power Metal
7:02 Second Wave Of Black Metal
7:53 Groove Metal
8:20 Progressive Metal
8:55 Alternative Metal
9:35 Nu Metal
10:11 Industrial Metal
10:26 Metalcore
11:22 Djent

[justdirt]

As a black metal fan, I love how all out you went with second wave Black Metal. The shitty camera, no lights, sounding like it was recorded through a phone. Perfect

[TheMillennialGardener]

This is a fantastic video. Well-crafted and put together. The level of planning and editing doesn’t go unnoticed!

[dand]

There are a few notable omissions but I really can’t get mad, or even annoyed because this dude covered 19 genres, if I counted right, and accurately portrayed all of them. Fucking Bravo

[theBCEproductions]

The lo-fi dedication for the Norwegian black metal track was impressive. Also unironically loved it, I would really like to hear that one explored further

[silviaaltieri]

I loved how he credited himself for every single instrument then just got tired and literally wrote 'everything' 😂😂

[SiodogRehane]

Can't imagine the amount of work, editing and hours you put into this one. Masterpiece, thank you for this.

[bloody-fire]

Now I have a video to send to my non metal friends, that thinks metal is only screaming.
Good job man, your videos keep getting better and better!

[tehmessiah]

This is like taking a walk through a botanical garden of Metal. Look at you all growing together, cross breeding and evolving. It’s glorious

[tghagen]

This was neat. I'm an old man metalhead and could never keep all of the sub-genres straight. The constant arguing about it always kept me from wanting to try. You explained it so this old man could understand :)

[ratm]

11:54 God how many Andreas Boccarussos are there in Italy

[DeeSeaAreEss]

Some awesome playing, but two glaring omissions, Motörhead and Van Halen. Motörhead bridged the gap between Punk and Rock creating thrash, speed etc. Van Halen moved musicianship too a new level and could be argued was the fore runner to hair metal.
Overall a great video and undeniably fantastic playing.

[UnusualAttitudes]

Wow dude, not only did you nail the genre’s descriptions, you nailed the music! You’re a great musician! Nice video.

[WhiteLotus]

Outstanding work. Moreover, you wrote appropriate riffs for each "genre." Keep slaying it.

[RandomeGuy]

Groove metal began in '86 with Exhorder, Phil from Pantera was not only a fan of them, but also a member of the band for about 4 hours in '87, pantera were doing power metal at the time, but Phil managed to get the rest of Pantera listening to them and they changed their style.

[Sirinwara]

I started laughing uncontrollably when you showed the second wave of black metal in the worst possible quality haha

Brilliant video.

[GamingMafia_id]

4:35 Thrash Metal Solo always hit different