Metal: A Headbanger's Journey...

[Attilio II]

is streaming for free on this site:

http://www.jonhs.net/freemovies/metal_headbangers_journey.htm

and is one of the best docs ever made. I only wish they didn't include slipknot.

SEE IT IF YOU HAVEN'T SEEN IT

 

[Ender Rises]

They could've done better with it but it's still a great doc.

 

[The Heartbreak Kid]

Its average. The dude on it is a complete loser.

 

[Black Core]

haven't seen it yet but it's fully available somewhere on google video if I'm not mistaken

Slipknot is part of the metal scene for youngsters since a few years now, they'd better include them. It's how I got into metal anyway

 

[Alter]

Its average. The dude on it is a complete loser.

No. Also that was a pointless comment.

haven't seen it yet but it's fully available somewhere on google video if I'm not mistaken

Slipknot is part of the metal scene for youngsters since a few years now, they'd better include them. It's how I got into metal anyway

Yes, I would rather see a 15 year old wearing a slipknot shirt then 36 year old wearing a madien shirt.

 

[ohiogrinder]

Its average. The dude on it is a complete loser.

this is coming from a guy who thinks hair metal is better than extreme metal.

 

[The Ozzman]

Its average. The dude on it is a complete loser.

Doesn't he have a doctorate in Anthropology?

 

[Attilio II]

They could've done better with it but it's still a great doc.

yeah. they should have delved more into black and death metal; however, there is a second disk on Norwegian BM. I would have liked to see more band footage as well.

 

[Gold]

gotta love the interview with mayhem

 

[~Derek~]

I liked the documentary, the parts on black and death metal were interesting.

 

[winds_of_creation]

where can i find the second disk?

 

[LivingCadaver]

can't wait for the next documentary (Global Metal)!

 

[Astrum]

Yes, I would rather see a 15 year old wearing a slipknot shirt then 36 year old wearing a madien shirt.

Why?

 

[Hatebreeder]

Other than lacking detail on black and death, it is a top-notch documentary. But we can't expect an American to care, can we?

 

[Attilio II]

Why?

maybe he hates Iron *Maiden and figures there is still hope for a teenager in a slipknot shirt and none left for the adult who still likes shitty music.

except IM is good, and if it weren't for them, a lot of good metal bands wouldn't exist.

 

[ohiogrinder]

maybe he hates Iron *Maiden and figures there is still hope for a teenager in a slipknot shirt and none left for the adult who still likes shitty music.

except IM is good, and if it weren't for them, a lot of good metal bands wouldn't exist.

yeah and a lot of crappy ones wouldn't exist, either. which is a good thing. that being said, I don't mind Maiden, but they inspired a lot of shitty bands.

 

[Hatebreeder]

yeah and a lot of crappy ones wouldn't exist, either. which is a good thing. that being said, I don't mind Maiden, but they inspired a lot of shitty bands.

That is true of pretty much any band that is five or more years old.

 

[Mr. Nekrophetamine]

I did thoroughly enjoy this part. I'm glad its available for streaming now, I need to show a few of my friends this to get some things through their thick skulls.

My favorite part had to be where Dee Snider (Twisted Sister) was interviewed about his involvement in the PMRC and how he basically ripped those pricks a new one.

 

[Belligerent]

I thought it was very well thought out and arranged. Nothing tops the Mayhem and Gorgoroth interviews.

 

[Hatebreeder]

My favorite part had to be where Dee Snider (Twisted Sister) was interviewed about his involvement in the PMRC and how he basically ripped those pricks a new one.

Shit like that makes me proud to be a metalhead. I honestly think the genre contains some of the most well-spoken musicians in the world (along with some of the least).