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- čas přidán 28. 10. 2020
- Legendary thrash guitarist Scott Ian sits down with Robb for an epic 3 hour discussion about his new project playing guitar with Mr. Bungle, the early thrash days of Anthrax, hanging out with Metallica bassist Cliff Burton the day Mustaine got fired, helping Metallica record “Kill ‘Em All”, why AC/DC is so hard to play, singer Joey Belladonna’s audition with Foreigner's “I Want To Know What Love Is”, the making of the infamous S.O.D. album, and the tragic death of Cliff Burton while on tour with Metallica.
Epic!
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Mr Rob Flynn your podcast gets me through the day. I work at UPS so I just listen to your podcast all day long. I have horrible days and it gets me through my day. Thanks brother.
How bad is it in the sorting offices?
Scott rules. Love Anthrax. Persistence Of Time is one of my favorite albums of all time.
The latest Mr. Bungle record is awesome. Scott is a very good fit for the band!
Been playing it almost every time I drive since it came out and it only gets better the more I listen to it.
@@nikkimetalchick8860 It’s 9:00 AM and I’m in my car listening to it now. My friend is head banging in the passenger seat.
Anthrax (and Helloween) were my first Metal bands in '88 when I was in fifth grade. Damn, I feel so old saying that. LOL Fuck it. It's all good. Metal (and plenty of other styles of music as time went on) is what makes life worth living. I'm looking forward to part two.
Damn, I wish I'd been into metal in 5th grade. I was still listening to pop radio. Didn't get introduced to metal until high school.
@@JadeDude1973 Well, back then, it was pretty common progression. I was reading magazines like Circus and Hit Parader once I got into Glam Rock in '86. Eventually, I discovered AC/DC due to the film, "Maximum Overdrive". That was a big turning point.
The Nicest guy in metal....... and Robb Flynn 🤘👌
Thanks Rob for a old time metal guy I love this THANK YOU
another great interview Robb....NFR is becoming one of the best podcast on YT...thanks for the kick ass content when this world is so crazy...cant wait to see MH back in NZ
Word!
Excellent show guys. I can't believe that Scott omitted the fact that British Steel came out in 1980....Robb even wrongly agreed with him that Screaming For Vengeance came out in 1981...WTF?😅
Robb.....how the hell did you think that Priest were still in their prog/folky gear in 1979?
Scott....the album after KISS solo releases was Dynasty not Creatures.
Apart from that....all good. Bring on part 2. 🤘
Probably age more than anything. It's no different when I watched an interview with Stevo from Impetigo and he says "Donald Tardy" when he meant to say "John Tardy".
Bobby Blitz should be the next!
Robb, what an incredible interview. A concise, fun, informative chat between two legends pretty much encapsulating the history of Anthrax from the man who would know more about Anthrax than anyone else! Kudos man! Cannot wait for part 2! Had my doubts about the podcast initially, but this is easily my fave Metal based 'cast out there right now! Well done!
I can't say that I care much for everything Scott has put out over the years, but I always liked him. I finally saw Anthrax live in 2019, and Scott has easily one of the tightest right hands in Thrash. He makes it look so effortless. Can't wait for part 2
Anthrax is so underrated!!! Even the records they put out nowadays are SLAMMING!!!🤘🏻🤘🏻
This is like watching my Dad and stepdad talk or something 😂 my 2 musical heroes
Well, this is my favorite NFR episode by far. Can't wait for part 2.
Was mine too until they had Mikkey Dee on
Can't wait for Part 2🤘🏽
Would be great to see Max Cavalera or Greg Puciato on this show too Robb. This is great
Max!!!!!!!
One hell of a podcast! Great stories.
So looking forward to this!
My boring day at work just got great.
Omg omg omg..... Scott f'n Ian.
This podcast thing is just getting better and better! !!!!!!!!!!!
Having to wait almost 24 minutes for the interview to begin was incredibly painful.... but since it's Scott Ian.... worth it!
Can't agree with ya there bud. Less than 5 minutes before reading your comment I was saying how the intros to most of these episodes are AS GOOD if not BETTER THAN the interviews.
That was killer rob!im a massive anthrax fan!massive🤣I’ve met scott a bunch of times!the dude never forgets your name and never forgets what your into!a real people person and as we say in Ireland 🇮🇪 he’s great craic!all the anthrax guys are!cant wait for part 2!your a Natrual at this shit 🤘🏻 ⭐️ ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Another day in quarantine but this time with #NFR and Scott Ian?!? Corona can kiss my lower back
Thx for the interesting upload and stay safe =)
Get Rick Hunolt!
Yes!!!!!
Exodus!!!!!!!
This was soo good! all the history and questions answered.
Scott said they haven't played Time since 1991. They have, and it's on their live album when they reunited with Joey and Dan.
So glad I got to see Anthrax with Joey and Dan in October 2005 when they opened for Judas Priest. Dan didn't stay in the band long after they reunited so it was really cool.
I had gone to the show that was supposed to be with Belladonna and Bush in 2000 found out day of show it was moved from The Roxy to Bowery Ballroom so had to get downtown a half hour before showtime and Joey backed out. Got to drink with Frank, Charlie and Paul Crook and they signed the Return of the Killer A’s card for me Scott and John were hidden in the crowd lol
This podcast truly does keep getting better and better.
I know I'll probably be crucified for this opinion but I personally prefer the re-done versions of some of the classics they did with John Bush on vocals on the Greater of Two Evils album...😨
Bush is the better singer in my opinion. The material was just better before he joined
@@grahf9436 well said.
Fucking loved them when bush was in the band
When Bush was in there they got a bit heavier in my opinion and he is a phenomenal vocalist in his own right adding a bit more grit to the song. Many consider his era the dark days because they loved Joey. I love both of their stuff. Very underrated in Johns time after White Noise. I though Stomp 442 was great
I like Bush better. Has more balls.
Great podcast it's great to see how much love Scots son has for his dad. It's like he's saying when u gonna be off that thing dad.
Can't wait for the Bungle Halloween show tomorrow! Get your tix peeps, support Scott, Mike and the fellas. Its gonna be RAD!!!
@land air sea Nah they are better than ever with Scott and Dave.
@land air sea I don't wanna argue with you because you're a troll who wants attention because you don't have anyone to talk with.
@land air sea fuck you, racist asshole
Fuck yeah, just stumbled across this outta nowhere! Great fucking interview, can't wait for part 2 and whatever else is in store \m/
Such a great fuckin series Robb. I watch out for this every week now. I hope this continues being a thing long-term even when gigs come back and Covid ends. You’re a natural at this shit.
Great one Robb!!! Scott Rules! Lot's of history first handed!!!!
Love your podcast . I was wondering though if there's any possibility of having Erik Rutan or Dave Mustaine onboard?
Thanks very very much ...omg what hell interview.....super super great..
Only discovered your channel a few days ago, and just heard this and the Jordan Fish one so far. They're great to have on while I'm working. Thanks Robb. I'll definitely be listening to more.
That hilarious about the Cities band. I still have the album. AJ Pero (Twisted Sister) played drums for them. I absolutely love all these old stories. Although mine was playing in local bands in my area the stories are familiar when it comes to all of the bands. Scorps, Maiden, Priest, Riot, etc etc. This channel rules Rob! Thank you!!!🤘
I went to see anthrax in 1987 and 1988 and they were fucking amazing!! The among the living tour and state of euphoria.....at the Colston Hall in Bristol England, testament supported in '87 I can't remember who it was for the other gig, and testament were fucking on it also!!! Alex skolnick was shit hot then, they were only on their first album!! Brilliant gigs guys!! Thank you so much!!! The 80's were the best times ever for metal in my opinion......such a fertile era....different styles, just so fucking good!!!!!!!
great video and interview... love how you let the artist speak without interrupting them like most other interviewers. Scott Ian interviews well too.
Great interview! Bravo!
Wow man, Robb...Mr Flynn, thank you man, THIS FUCKING PODCAST RULES!!! Dude, im 39 now, ill be 40 next year, and to hear the stories from all my favorite heavy metal stars from my teenage years during the 90s is totally awesome!!! Really loving it! All these stories of the past and all the sobriety tales and stuff...so awesome...Todays Thursday, day off, and ive had 4 episodes on back to back...
Can't wait for that Killer Be Killed LP!
AWESOME . Being born in 1969 and after my Kiss then Sex Pistols days being totally engulfed in the early thrash scene (european style) , i totally relate to everything being said here . The fights with Punks/Skinheads, waiting for those demos in the mail, going to gigs , endlessly looking for that killler guitar tone , being total outcasts, bullet belts , those were the days man ! And i was lucky enough to live it . Shame you didn't ask Scott about Trust and their version of "antisocial" as , being French , that band was absolutely crucial in my metal education .
Two musical legends. They should record something together!
Anybody else want to sound like Scott when you first picked up a guitar?
I wanted to sound like Dave Mustaine first. But afther i hear Mr. Ian for the first time i change mi mind. Its the best rithym guitar of the thrash metal scene.
@@EmmanuelDemonleech not even near
Adding to the Nuclear Blast bands - The Night Flight Orchestra! This, if ye dont know is a band consisting of members of Soilwork and others, that pay amazing homage to classic 70s/80s radio rock. Foreigner, Survivor, and hellyeah, even some Abba size choruses in there. Insanely catchy songs that deserve mega play on everyones stereo!
Another great episode.
Part 1 three hours twenty five minutes. Holy shit!
I didn't even realize it was part 1.
@@jeffreyesguitar5129 can’t wait for part 2
Yoh from down under 🇦🇺
2 of my fav metal heads together 🤘🏼
Sippin on a JD in the sun on Fri arvo 🥃
Aussie Aussie Aussie🍺🇦🇺
@land air sea i was under the decking 😉🤘🏼
And again Kiss! Also my first own band. Loved them although with start of the 80's i was a bit late in the game. but it always comes down to Kiss....
Hmmm I never would’ve guessed Rob would be the guy leading the charge for metal podcasts. Thank god
What a great chat! Especially poignant hearing about Cliff Burton. I wonder which R.E.M. album he actually tried to hype to Scott (it couldn't have been Green, because that came out in 1988). I remember where I was when I heard Cliff died. I can't imagine processing that loss at close range.
very good interview Robb
So impressive, my man
Growing up in Anthrax backyard, LI/Queens/NYC/Brooklyn one of my most memorable Anthrax shows was at The Roseland during the Jon Bush era, with Fight (Halford). The show was crazy as shit, when Anthrax broke into Indians, the pit erupted. WarDance! ..memories..
Very cool interview. Not that it matters but Cliff didn't show him Green by R.E.M. It came out in 1988.
I'm glad I stumbled on this podcast. Machine Head fan, since I saw you guys with Slayer and Buohazard. Fuck yeah, much love from this welder in NY
This is the greatest of all time!
Bring on part 2!
Wish bands would play more of the deeper tracks. There are some fabulous Anthrax tracks I have never heard live.
Scott Ian's face looks like the influence for Minions
We want part 2.... god damn it
I think the story behind the Paranoid album cover is it was originally going to be called war pigs - but I THink the paranoid single blew up before it was released, so they named it paranoid.
Looking good dudes
You gotta get Kirk Hammett!!!
That, would be amazing! Id love to hear Kirk chat about the early Bay Area days, horror movies, and things like Metallica's career throughout the years. Id love to hear a conversation about Kirks feelings about Metallica and his own life in the mid 90s, in relation to how the metal media perceived Machine Head themselves as the nxt big thing. Kirk is a funny guy aswell, Im certain it would be a highly entertaining podcast!
@@kylereece1979 Kirk has done few recent interviews talking about the early Bay area scene. One was with Dean Delray and the other was interview he did with Gibson. Both great interviews. 😊
Mr. Bungle is like Slayer with Mike Patton now.
More like S.O.D. with Mike Patton to me.
Scott Ian is a great fuckin dude. I had him on my show and he stayed and chatted after the interview was finished. Then Jon (other Anthrax guitarist) told us Philthy from Motörhead and just died. It was a gutting end to a great interview. It was one of my favourites though.
Can somebody timestamp where he starts talking about mustaines firing please?
Legend, S.O.D is king of heavy I'm a little younger so it was like 1990 in sixth grade blew my top off and I was already into lots of hardcore discharge gbh subhumans plus all the California hardcore punk. Plus that newer Mr. Bungle crazy heavy
Whats the chances of getting the mighty, mighty, mighty, mighty, mighty, mighty Mr Hetfield on here🙏
I dont think there are weaker tracks on Among the living
By far my favorite Anthrax album.
Love you Scotty🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻👏👏👏🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
I saw Anthrax Exodus at the Capitol Theatre in N. Jersey.
Killer Scott RULES Robb RULES 🤘🏽
When’s part 2 coming??
is that philthy on that picture in scotts room?
These podcasts help me get through the working day. Robb, you should approach James 'Metal' Monteith of TesseracT as a future guest. Machine Head were THE metal band of the time growing up in England, and I know James is a huge fan of Machine Head past and present. We all grew up on a diet of Burn My Eyes and The Burning Red and punched the air in delight when you announced your imperious return with Through the Ashes of Empires and The Blackening. Fuck, yeah!
Badass
1:50:57 Yes,his name is Stefan Kaufmann ;)
(Greetings from Stuttgart Germany)
If anyone wants to see Scott in action just put in youtube...
March Of The S.O.D.- Sargent ''D'' & The S.O.D.
Crazy gig.
Yo Robb. What’s up man. Saw you in ShitCago while you were in Violence in the 90’s. Love your upward trajectory. Great music brother.
Wanted to know what GUITAR HEADS you like these days. I’m looking at the EVH Stealth 100w head. What’s your current rig. Thanks man
Classic 5150 with a Marshall 412 loaded with greenbacks. Kemper on tour
Man, YT is killing me with that g-damn ads... unfortunately the older episodes aren't available on Spotify, from what I saw. Would it be possible to add them there, too?
Would love to hear you talk with Skolnick
I had no idea Scott played with Mr. Bungle 😜
Fistful of Metal....best album.
i like that scotts kid is awesome!
Too bad it took more than half of the cast to get to franks book. But finally it became a great podcast. By the way I loved all the father talk. I can relate my son is also 15
pretty cool
It’d be awesome to see one of these with Glen Benton of Deicide.
Ive followed Anthrax since 88. 7th grade. Ive heard shit about Scott being a put off and I have to tell you, I feel like I know him and totally get his ass. I don't think Ive seen anybody in thrash with a right hand like he has and it's a no fucking brainer for him to do that Bungle album. Bungle is BIG shit in my world but it makes sense. Daves toms on that album was fuuuuuckin stooopid good and Scotts tone matched it to a T. Nobody better for the part. Patton fuggin hit it on the head again.
🤟🏻🖤🤟🏻
How crazy is it that Meatloaf's grandson keeps popping up?
Son in law
His son in law is Scott. I was talking about Scott's son.
And his wife was an motley crue backup singer, plenty of talent around this guy
THIS WAS SO GREAT THEN HEARING ABOUT CLIFF 1ST HAND IS🤯 THANKS FOR A LIFE LONG EPIC SOUNDTRACK FOR OUR LIVES~€ 🙏☮️❤️✝️ #yOunG ©️👻💲🅿️🧩⛩️
Fucking love that guy!!
No love lost between Scott and turbin.
Fucken awesome
Beam me up Scotty!!
1:53:08 He started talking about Metallica
Anyone from Overkill or any other East Coast Metal or Hardcore bands. Bob Blitz would be great.
Yes Scott is a survivor..