Exodus - Funeral Hymn (REACTION!)
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Children Of A Worthless God is another great song from this album!
Second this
Agree!
No doubt
I get sore from air guitaring this song EVERY TIME!
Great Song but it's not Architect of Pain
I forgot how good this band is
Gonna see them live this summer in Sweden
@@222MovieMan they're awesome live! Enjoy bro
@RTM For real bro, I listen to a ton of thrash, but honestly nothing slaps as hard as Exodus. They have the heaviest guitar riffs, Gary Holt really knows how to write sick riffs, and Tom Hunting drums like a madman.
@@SlingshotMustang YES!
@@SlingshotMustangAbsolute facts!
Rob Dukes is a monster vocalist. The production on the Dukes' era albums is so good. Best tone I've heard in a guitar in a long time.
The fast thrashy bits make the mid-paced grooves hit harder. It's a balance
Exodus live at Wacken is the best live set ever captured on film, you guys gotta see the live version of this.
I was there. Man, we were so annoyed as they kept us waiting like an hour or so before they came on. Crowd forgave them after the first barrage of guitar. Great band live.
I'm so pumped you guys gave this track a chance. This is a siiiiick song that I didn't think you guys would ever cover. Mega shout out to Craig.
craig earned it...this to me is their best album
Thanks Guys ( im craig ) i requested this for 4 yrs....lol
I'm also happy to see this song here - one of my all-time faves by Exodus.
@@silverblack5475 Thanks for requesting this!🤘 Love the Dukes era of Exodus!👍🏻
@@silverblack5475 Good look my guy. I came across this when I was in middle school and I use to head bang to this every day
MACHINE HEAD DAVIDIAN....PLEASE! Bet nobody's been requesting a song longer. Years....
Definitely a favorite of theirs for me
definetly this, i can already see george's stank face :')
They did Davidian ages ago lol, it's a Patreon exclusive though. They liked it, but they weren't blown away by it
@@rorz999 thank you for the update!
Ouh yeah!
Exhibit A and Exhibit B are my favorite Exodus albums. They were on a whole 'nother level with their songwriting at this stage of their career. And all credit is due to Gary Holt. He's the mastermind of Exodus. Y'all should listen to Bedlam 1-2-3.
Absolutely insane thrash masterpieces
Those two albums and Fabulous Distaster are all untouchable
I'm more of a earlier album person. Plus i'm not a 3rd lead singer person either. lol Also tempo of the damned is one of my favorites. Sounds like a symphony of thrash. :)
I gotta say my favorite is the live album, another lesson in violence.. it's all those great old songs, with Paul Baloff on vocals, is in the bay area so it's extra crazy, and it's Andy Sneap's first of many times producing the band. So it sounds killer, has Baloffs banter between songs, and it's all killer, no filler.. plus it has Robb Flynn from Machine Head (back when he was in vio-lence) joining them onstage for a song. The intro to No Love, sounds particularly excellent compared to the original album version, but really, sonically all the songs are the best they could be. Even when they redid Bonded By Blood later on, it didn't sound as good as this, and Baloff was already dead when that remake album came out so it's a perfect moment in history.
Fabulous disaster and bonded by blood are the two greatest albums from the earlier stage. Tempo of the damned is the best "newer" album.
Also been suggesting this for like 3 years you guys, I knew you would love this song. It’s a modern thrash classic. Exodus can do no wrong.
This album always feels like it has the best elements of seasons in the abyss and rust in peace.
If I had to pick one of their songs I didn't like it would be shroud of urine off shovel. Something about the chorus doesn't hit well with me.
@@IsolatedAntagonist The Exhibit albums are better than both of those records
Force of Habit sucked, but aside from that album, you're right
@@FirebirdCamaro1220I get your sentiment and I agree that it's better than seasons in the abyss but definitely not better than rust in peace
Holy shit! I've been sleeping on Exodus! I need to check this album out!
Great album
Please do!
You'll love it! 🤘🏽
Their albums since the turn of the century have all been fire so enjoy!
dont feel bad, most metal heads have slept on exodus unless you started listening to metal in the 80's.
kirk hammets band before metallica
Exodus here was: Gary Holt & Lee Altus (guitars), Tom Hunting (drums), Jack Gibson (bass) & Rob Dukes (vocals)... A while ago, Steve 'Zetro' Souza (vocals) returned to the band and replaced Rob Dukes; Souza had replaced Exodus' (late) original vocalist Paul Baloff back in 1985 and fronted the band until their breakup in 1993. Exodus returned w/ Souza on vocals in 2004 for the 'Tempo of the damned' comeback album, but Souza subsequently quit... Rob Dukes became the vocalist in 2005 until he was dismissed in 2013 after 3 albums w/ Exodus.
Gary Holt replaced guitarist Jeff Hanneman in Slayer around 2011, and played guitar for them until Slayer ended their run in 2019... Tom Hunting (drums) was recently treated for cancer; Holt called Hunting 'the greatest thrash metal drummer' 🤘🤘
Exodus was formed w/ Metallica's Kirk Hammett on guitar... After Hammett left in 1983, Exodus solidified their line-up w/ Paul Baloff (vocals), Gary Holt & Rick Hunolt (guitars), Tom Hunting (drums) & Rob McKillop (bass)... and recorded their debut album 'Bonded by blood'. Unfortunately, the record's release was delayed until 1985 by legal hassles w/ their label Torrid Records. By that point, Exodus was working on a 2nd album 'Pleaures of the flesh' in 1986, but Baloff was becoming a liability in the studio due to his alcoholism... He was fired subsequently, and Exodus' fanbase did not react well to his exit... Steve 'Zetro' Souza, who was fronting the thrash metal band Legacy (which became Testament in 1987) joined as the vocalist and made his debut w/ Exodus in 1987 on 'Pleasures of the flesh'.
That is an excellent breakdown of Exodus history.
It's time for you guys to get to more modern era Testament, man. I'm talking albums like The Gathering and up, Formation Of Damnation is very good too. The Gathering has Dave Lombardo on drums, who has been Slayer's drummer for many years so you know he's gonna be on some crazy shit. That's not to say every song on there is like a high BPM thrashed out joint though, don't worry lol
the gathering is hands down their best modern album
D.N.R. would blow their minds!! 🤘🏻
Dave JUST rejoined Testament too. So damn excited for their future. Gene decided to bow out due to being in practically half of all metal projects in the world, and Dave happened to be free enough to jump back in.
D.N.R and Eyes of Wrath are such bad ass songs.
DNR, Night of the Witch, The Pale King, Centuries of Suffering, Ishtars Gate, Henchmen Ride, True American Hate...that sick Powerslave cover.....
Exodus has gotten better with ever album since Tempo of the Damned. Their newer stuff just shows how they constantly improve as musicians.
Exodus and Meshuggah are my go to bands for my gym playlists. Just the rawest of the raw. So if you want more, Exodus has a ton of those type of songs in their repertoire. Like "Deathamphetamine" which will blow your heads off, I guarantee!
I hope they check out some old school meshuggah soon. New Millenium Cyanide Christ or Future Breed Machine are songs i think they could enjoy
Listening to Meshuggah in the gym? Dude, to what rhythm are you working out to?
Answer: All of them
Add Sepultura too
Morbid angel altars of madness
Rob Dukes was flawless on this album, I randomly met him at a red light in Gilbert AZ about 2 years ago, I had an Exodus sticker on my truck tailgate. Cool experience!
Those 2 "Exhibit" albums are so good!! I saw them live in 2009 and it was so insanely wonderful that I lost my big toe nail in the wall of death 🤘
Ouch! Were you wearing sandals?
Whenever i see people wearing sandals at metal shows, I cringe. I tend to wear steel toed boots just to be safe, lol.
@@keefriff99 No, I was wearing a pair of Converse that I always wear in concerts, it's just that this time there was too many people in the pit. I used to wear combat boots but they were old and hurting my heels so I had to start wearing something more comfortable. But it was not a big deal, I had surgery in my armpit without anesthesia, nothing else scares me when it comes to pain hehe!
@@TheMarizanebogdan
Ha, good for you! As long as you had fun!
funeral hymn is probably in my top 3 Exodus tracks, so psyched to see someone react to it!
EXODUS "Bonded by Blood" album is a great album.
Shoutout to Craig! Now it's Kraig's turn!(my name is kraig) Please check out Exodus - Deathamphetamine. Testament - Throne of Thorns extended. Overkill - Playing with Spiders/Skullcrusher!
I love this era of Exodus, so many great songs.
You can tell Ryan and George really prefer the groovier mid-tempo breakdown side of thrash as opposed to the breakneck tempos. I like both but I can see where they’re coming from.
Yeah they even have their term for it, medium thrash lol
The first Exodus album "Bonded By Blood" is revered and loved by underground metal community. The only thing I would fault that first album for is production; however, the entire first album (minus one song) was later re-recorded live for the album "A Lesson in Violence". This in my mind fixed the production issue, and was a faithful, awesome re-imagining. But yeah, Toxic Waltz is a tad corny and wasn't even the original singer; check out that first album!!
They definitely need to check out that live album! I prefer it over the first album 🤘
I also love the live album and it's what I listen to when I want to hear Exodus. The live versions are far superior to the album, kinda like Priest's Unleashed in the East.
I love toxic waltz. Lol
Anyone who knows anything about underground thrash metal
Bonded by Blood ...Is
Violent Thrash Metal
Rip Baloff
"Bonded by blood" is Exodus' worst album with their worst singer! 😬 The songs are fine, but partly ruined by the lacking vocals of Paul. Gladly they got Souza on the next album and made tons of great albums and songs with him including the amazing "Toxic waltz", which is one of my favorite songs by them! 🤘 Rob Dukes was an okay replacement, but too hardcore. He does fine on this song thou.
This vocal style is a response to all the sugary, vocal oriented pop music that was dominant in the late 70's-early 80's. If you sang pretty in a metal band, you were labeled hair Metal and had no real cred.
There was a BIG cross section of the Venn diagram of thrash and punk fans and if you had a vocal style that appealed to both you had VERY lively shoes.
This music is created to thrash/mosh to. It's fun to let out the energy and aggression of the week and let loose to. No great poetry, or neoclassical composition. Just thrash, to thrash to and leave your ears ringing the next day, so you can remember why you got whiplash.
Always good live. So fortunate to have seen them so many times back in the day.
Rich the Ancient Metal Beast
@ghost mall it's one of those things where that kind of vocals is the only kind of vocals that could fit the music.
I saw these guys on this tour. The energy was OFF THE CHARTS! This is easily my favorite Exodus record and Rob Dukes my favorite Exodus vocalist. 🤘🔥
So glad you did this! Exodus is so under rated. I wanted you do this song ages ago glad you did it. This one was of the first really intense metal songs i liked.
Y'all wanna hear a band milk a badass riff of every drop of blood till its a descicated husk? Alien Weaponry's Kai Tangata
Great reaction, guys! Please check out "No Place for Disgrace" by the band Flotsam and Jetsam! It's the title track from their 2nd album released in 1988, and it's about Japanese Samurai warriors. Jason Newsted formed this band before joining Metallica in 1986 after Cliff Burton (bassist) died in a bus accident. Flotsam and Jetsam are still going strong. They released their 14th album last June. Thanks!
knew there were other fans of that track and the band. seen em live several times back in the late 80's and early 90's. crowd got them to play Doomsday live, It was fantastic.
This is definitely something they need to do if they don't want to miss out on thrash classic! Just make sure to do the original recording.
Almost any track from their first two albums is an underrated masterpiece
Yes!!! Finally!!! One of my favorites!Exodus has so many hits and this "modern phase" is amazing! Riot act and Raze are two of the many must hear songs...
Keep it up, guys! 🤘🏽
This encourages me to keep requesting on Patreon and CZcams....Loundness - Heavy Chains or The Lines are Down.
NGL I've gotten disheartened a couple of time because I've been requesting it for years and I get very little back up from the other viewers, but I'll keep pushing through!
Loudness is an amazing band!!!
Yes. Heavy Chains by Loudness fo sho!
Ryan and George meet Akira.
Best metal guitarist in Japan.
Different vocal flavor but tastes great!
Hell yeah. But i think they should just start with Rock and Roll Crazy Nights, it's a sure banger and i doubt they could not get it. Akira one of the greatest of all time. Over the decades and to this day blowing away all his peers of that era. They called him the Japanese Eddie, but well he'd been blowing Eddie away in playing and content for decades since those days and still going.
@@chickenbeek Probably the better call would be Crazy Nights. Not many riffs as badass as that one. I hope you got to catch them live back in the day. Saw them on the Thunder in the East tour. One of the best metal shows I’ve seen. Akira was epic. 🤘
@@markschmidt8967 I wish. I was a few years too young to be able to manage that. But i did buy the Live - Aloud -Live import on vinyl around 84 with my paper route money :D I think it literally cost close to like 30 bucks. I had to have it. Loved that album, played it constantly.
Porcupine tree - anesthetize (Live in Tilburg)
I've also been requesting this song forever and I'm so happy this is happening right now!
How the hell can you not like those vocals???? It truly baffles me.
Your vids barely get into my feed any more! Love this.
Kirk Hammett started this band when he was in high school. He was the one who initially taught Gary Holt the basics of playing guitar.
This song was my introduction to Exodus back in 2007. I was already big into Megadeth and other thrash bands, but I was still in the early stages of my metal knowledge and I didn't know who Exodus was yet. A friend let me borrow that album shortly after it came out and I listened to it in my car while I was on the highway on the way to work. Soon as I heard that opening sequence of Funeral Hymn, the first couple minutes or so, I immediately knew this was the type of band which I'd like everything they'd ever done. Checked out all their shit and it was true, I like all of their albums. I prefer Zetro to Dukes for vocals, but pretty much everything by Exodus is sick. For me Exodus is the most consistently heavy thrash band out there. Megadeth is up there at the top for me too, but Megadeth did have a few shitty songs and shitty albums here and there. Exodus has been more consistent through time.
Deep expalining . Thank You both !
I am soo happy that you guys gave this song a chance 🤘
One of my alltime fav songs! Great reation guys!
Congrats Craig!
Great reaction and analysis guys!! Exodus clearly has the 5th spot after the big four! They have cemented their legacy since the beginning in the 80s and they are still going strong. Greetings from La Paz, Bolivia!
Yoooooo no way, yall did this!! This song/album is freaking amazing! Recently learned how to play it on guitar, its a tough cookie but super fun to play, really one of my fav thrash songs. Great reaction guys
Made me very happy to see you reference Disposable Heroes when talking about the drumming, you guys are becoming metal connoisseurs!
I can wake up in the middle of the night and headbang to this track.
Love the reaction. One of my all-time favorites
Great reaction and analysis! Some other bands to get back to:
Volbeat: Shotgun Blues
Metal Church: Gods of Wrath
Overkill: Elimination
Godsmack: Awake
I second more Volbeat, personally would like Doc Holliday
@@jkwak1976 yeah, that's one I've recommended many times over the years. That and Dead But Rising, Hangman's Bodycount, and Seal the Deal. But that new Shotgun Blues is just so damn badass
Volbeat are garb.
@@jkwak1976 I recommend Seal The Deal , Devil's Bleeding Crown and Hangman's Body Count.
I'll second metal church/beyond the black/gods of wrath...cant think of anything else i like...sorry
Keep up the great work! You guys rock!!
Love Exodus!!! Been listening since Bonded by blood, They’re an acquired taste honestly in my opinion. You learn to appreciate them over time( not so much immediately!) Appreciate the Music and musicianship but they grow in you in time . Keep it real guys great video!
My favorite Exodus song and riff!! One of the first channels I seen to check out this song!!
George, I'm 2/3 of the way to 100 but still love to headbang. For someone my age harsh vocals were tough to adjust to...my solution did not happen overnight and maybe it won't work for you but I learned to listen to harsh vocals by treating them just another instrument in the band. Can't understand them most of the time anyway. It takes time but it worked for me. I can listen to any vocal now...I just don't like them all. You guys should listen to anything off of the Force of Habit Exodus album...my favorite from 1992.
As someone who is 55 , iv'e always liked the heavy thrash , but for me the vocals don't do it. But Holt is a beast of a player!
I’m 43 and stopped banging a few years ago. I really overdid it when I was younger and I started worrying I was doing serious damage to my neck and back.
I miss it but when I see what guys like Araya, Newsted and Mustaine went through…well, I don’t love it THAT much.
For guys like Angus Young, Kerry King and Scott Ian who can still headbang, more power to them, but then, they’re short in stature, and I really think that has something to do with it (lower center of gravity).
@@keefriff99 Take my word for it , i know exactly what they are going through iv'e already had a disc replaced in my neck. Iv'e got a titanium plate and nerve damage , have to go for neck procedures and surgeries every 3 and 6 months. Where they inject me and insert needles into my neck to burn my nerve endings. Not fun! That's what happens from 40 plus years of mosh pits and head banging , can't say i'd change things if i could though. It was a lot of fun while it lasted , but you're definitely making the right decision to ease back. I still go to shows but no more banging.....
I love watching people react to songs I've heard hundreds of times, it's almost like listening to it again for the first time!
BANGER!!!!! Yes, the more you hear it, the more you love it. It grows on you FAST!
It’s an acquired taste. I’ve been an Exodus fan since 86’. The whole album is amazing as well as all their albums. I get what you guys are saying for sure especially for those who haven’t heard much of them. To me I hear nothing but slamming fire. I play it loud and proof in my car and home🧐💯🔥🔥
Great song from Exodus! Love the Dukes era of Exodus! Thanks for the reaction!🤘
Exhibits A and B is where Exodus peeked. Their best material.
Love that you guys are appreciating this! I wish you’d then give some attention to us Death Angel maniacs out there. NO reactors have touched on their discography yet. They have so many songs…if you can appreciate Exodus you gotta hear DA…they don’t sound like Exodus really but same hardness…. They’re more Metallica based. How about “Voracious Souls”, “The Ultra-Violence” that’s a 13 minute instrumental, “Seemingly Endless Time”, “Stop”, “Stagnant” “Disturbing the Peace”. TRUST ME. They are Metal with a groove like you guys like…y’all really ain’t heard nothing yet. People tend to throw the hardest stuff they can at you thinking that’s cool. But these songs have melody and chorus in their hardness like you like. PLEEZE give them a chance ! 🤘🤘🔥🔥🤘🤘. Do you see comments outside of the paying patrons?? And good God don’t even get me started on the neglect of BLACK LABEL SOCIETY. I think you guys would LOVE their music. Much more your pace, not fast at all and just heavy and powerful with melody and chorus. Try “FIRE IT UP”, “SET TOU FREE”, “”All that once shined”, “I’ve gone away”, “In My Dying Time”….too many to list…Please try them
I think they reacted to early Death Angel once and weren't into it. It's too bad, because had they heard something from some of the past few albums, like "The Moth" or "Left For Dead," I think they would have loved it.
@@bobhalford Right Chris, the later albums are for the fans but aren’t really accessible to mainstream listeners. I think Act III is incredible for accessibility once you’ve listened to songs like this and have enough of an ear for it. I think they’re there now. They haven’t been exposed yet. We need to spam them until they listen
Seemingly endless time
Seemingly endless time
High time for Annihilator - Imperiled Eyes.
Easily their best song
Thank you for giving them another chance thank you
Exodus would have been part of "The Big Four" (They already are in my book) if their debut album hadn't had it's release delayed for a year due to the record company going broke. If any band deserves the title of pioneer it's them.
Your book doesn’t matter. Big 4 is purely based on commercial success and always will be.
I don't believe that. I like Exodus but they don't have the commercial appeal of the big 4. Megadeth's debut came out the same year as Exodus and Megadeth became bigger. I think Testament had larger commercial appeal then Exodus , but with Testament really was a case of to late to the party. Plus Testament and Exodus just didn't have that monumental album like Master of Puppets, Reign In Blood, Rust in Piece, or Among the Living to catapult them.
Exodus never had a Puppets or Rust In Peace because the songwriting really didn’t evolve much, and they never really took off as a result. Arguably it took them over twenty years to these two atrocity discs to put out something with more weight to it than a bunch of meth fueled speed metal tunes. Personally I think more than one horrid lead vocal choice also held them back, though obviously each Exodus vocalist has had their fans.
They still invented thrash and were the first
@@Gregbaltzer i heard somewhere than Anthrax didnt even supposed to get signed by the label because the label didnt like their music, but they get signed because they're friends with Metallica.
FINALLY! I have been requesting Exodus for a couple of years. I subscribed to Patreon just to get you guys to do these songs but they screwed up my account so I do not get on there any more. Iconoclasm, Children of a Worthless God, The Sun is my Destroyer will blow you away. Rob Duke's years with Exodus is way underrated.
Great song by a great band.So glad you guys gave Exodus a chance.
Great vid! Exodus are one of my favourite thrash bands, so im glad you liked it! 😊👍🏻 One band I think you might really like that I don't think you've touched yet is Prong! They were pioneers of the groove metal style. Anything from the Cleansing album would probably be right up your street! Cheers 😁
Let's Do some Overkill, Death Angel, early Sepultura
This song is easily in my top 20 all time favorites....the aggression..the speed...the riffs...vocals...drumming...everything is perfect.
You guys are great, and have great music taste!
my favourite band on the planet. I've been learning this song on guitar, it's way more difficult than any of the big 4 thrash band's music. EXODUUUUUUUUSSS!!!!!
George: the term for the repeated theme, with a slight twist over and over, is "motif". Exhibit A and Exhibit B carry motifs throughout each and across them as well. Exodus is like a fine wine: they got better with age. Bands like Testament and Exodus never put out snoozer albums like Metallica did. They kept their intensity up the whole time.
Holy shit you're doing it!!!!! 🤘🏻🤘🏻
Had a beer with Tom Hunting (drummer) at the Vio-Lence reunion show in Oakland, nicest dude in the world. Exodus rules
I really think the band "Overkill"s cover version of "Frankenstein" would get your head bobbin. Very underrated band.. Very Clean and tight in their musicianship
Every track on that album (Horrorscope)is a banger
@@tajbaber9425 I'd go for the title track for them to listen to
@@oliverlewis9578 yeah that's a good. So is Thanx for nothin'
My favorite Overkill track is The Years Of Decay off The Years Of Decay
Hey guys. I’m a huge fan of yours. I appreciate everything you guys do. I’ve learned many songs from your guys’ channel, even from bands I already knew & loved. It would mean a lot if you guys reacted to a Foo Fighters song. Taylor Hawkins sadly just passed away on Saturday night. He was only fifty years old. I’m very grateful that I got to see him & the rest of the Foo Fighters live as they were amazing. Low is a good song to represent how great he was. Thank you, George & Ryan. Rest in peace, Taylor Hawkins 😢🤘
I’ve been devastated all weekend since hearing of Taylor’s death yesterday morning.What a extremely great artist and human doing!
Yes I hope the guys react to Foo Fighters soon.
Rest gently Taylor Hawkins and fly free!
I love the whole thing including the vocals.
A big part of what I like on this album as well as Tempo of the Damned is the tone and production quality. That accentuates the tightness of the riffs and musicianship. You can crank Tempo and it doesn't mess with your ears . . .
Love you guys, you remind us why we like this shit. Not looking for gratification, because we found it when we first heard this shit, but more like a bond or a weird connection among us free thinkers. Kudos to you guys.
Y'all made a good observation about changing up an otherwise simple riff so it doesn't get boring. Taking a basic motif and developing it in a variety of ways is a classical composition technique that Gary has mastered.
The production is awesome on this track.
Rob's vocals are crazy good. His vocals really bring a more aggressive feel.
Flotsam and Jetsam - "No Place for Disgrace"
I love this album. I was into Exodus as a kid, then hadn't heard anything from them for decades. This picks up RIGHT from where they seemed to leave off. Exodus delivers.
Bout time someone did an Exodus reaction! Lots of other great songs to choose from. One of my go to's is "Culling The Herd" try that one on for size!
My first Exodus concert, Cincinnati, Bogart's 1989. The first pit I was in. Toxic Waltz
Saw Exodus live 2022, man they destroyed, best mosh pit I've ever been in
yea exodus is fire. this whole album sounds like this & is crushing. iconoclasm is another standout.
u were right about the last comment about how they have only gotten better over time, i saw em last month on a sunday by a brewery for an outside show in oakland & they absolutely slapped
I wore out Bonded By Blood back in the day...First I've heard this song...Time to Revisit Exodus...
Same, not sure how this was slept on.
Dukes era is killer, his vocals are perfect for thrash - almost Balof level
you guys are becoming actual experts on thrash genres. That's impressive
Exodus - Ballad of Leonard and Charles next please? You'll definitely enjoy that one. The story behind the song is even more interesting!
Great track and killer album! Way to go Craig!
I love you guys!!! I LOVE YOU!!! You have started to get in the paths of the extreme HEAVY metal sounds. DEATH, EXODUS. i think is time for The Gathering of TESTAMENT!
Saw the live in riverside last month, they are insanely talented!!
I don’t even know this song but I’m literally playing the bonded by blood album as I’m driving right now in Cali.
Willlisten to this later tonight 🤘
I love how you guys release videos on the nights I drink. So awesome! Do some zeppelin !!
Testament - Disciples Of The Watch
Kreator - When The Sun Burns Red
Grip Inc. - Hostage To Heaven
And this song is the PERFECT song for new exodus. This song is a beast of a song who's power cannot be argued. It's power in the shape of a vortex. Razor heavy and sharp. A STRIKE OF THE BEAST
Exodus is one of the first thrash metal bands. Check out Bonded by Blood! Not just the song but the entire album.
Gary Holt!
The big 8:
Metallica
Megadeth
Anthrax
Slayer
Testament
Exodus
Death Angel
Overkill
A few honorable mentions:
VoiVod
Celtic Frost/ Hell Hammer
Kreator
Sodom
Onslaught
Sacrifice
Metal Church
Mercyful Fate
Nuclear Assault
Suicidal Tendencies...
I would take out Metal Church and Mercyful Fate. They are great metal bands but they're not thrash. I would add Deathrow, Holy Moses, Holy Terror, Dark Angel, Flotsam and Jetsam, Vio-lence, Forbidden, Sadus and my all time favourite thrash metal band the pioneering Agent Steel who are criminally underrated. Juan Garcia, Bernie Versailles and Jon Cyriis are legends.
Celtic Frost is never a honourable mention!
@@rushshukla4636 i consider Metal Church "power/thrash" or thrash adjacent
You guys picked the pinnacle of Exodus and thrash in general. So much is happening throughout.
Why does no one, but me, suggest Vio-Lence? You want some seriously intense Thrash, Vio-Lence is it! Especially the first album "Eternal Nightmare".
Phobophobiaaaaaaaa
“They are playing on an extremely high level!!” on a t-shirt
this album is one of my favs
If you haven't already you should watch "Murder in the front row" doco to see Exodus's importance to the thrash scene.
Wow. This live must be 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Yes Craig! YES!