Landry.Audio E49: Musician Peter Tägtgren
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Peter Tägtgren is a legendary Swedish musician and producer known for his work with Hypocrisy, Pain, and until recently the Lindemann project fronted by Rammstein’s Till Lindemann.
He’s produced a who’s who from the heavy metal genre through his Abyss recording studios.
Peter and I talk the new Hypocrisy album, his interest in UFOs and aliens, and his history within the heavy metal scene.
00:00 - Intro
02:44 - How do you book tours during Covid?
04:36 - Do bands take all their gear with them around the world?
05:51 - What's the expectation of record sales these days in digital downloads?
07:02 - Peter's history in metal
10:01 - On Abyss Studios
13:47 - Do bands need to record in a studio anymore?
15:36 - How has heavy metal changed over time?
18:24 - How Hypocrisy changed their sound
20:30 - On Metallica & Slayer
23:30 - On Entombed
25:43 - On UFOs and aliens
37:40 - Why I left Lindemann
40:48 - My favourite Hypocrisy albums
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awesome interview mate. I love how chill Peter is...such a down to earth guy. I love the 'Virus' album...glad he mentioned it!
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Gettin cold means I could just snuggle peter keep him toasty😁😊💗
Great interviewer! No BS! And Peter seems very friendly and chill.
Peter, my inspiration and hero! 🤘🏻💪
Very good and interesting interview, thank you! I wish i had the opportunity to have a chat with Peter about music. He’ll probably blow my mind even more than this interview have.
Top tier interview. Came across it searching for stuff about Lindemann.
I'm a minute and a half in, and I can tell you're a legit fan. This is going to be good!
p.s. Cheers from Canada. Getting bad here now too.
I've been looking for this! Nice work!
BRING BACK BRUTAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dude, I just found out your channel and saw a bunch of great original contents that I enjoy, and all I wanna say is that you definitely deserve at least 300k+ subscribers. I'm 43 this year and in term of music I grew up with Peter's work and some other names in your videos like Pantera, Max Cavalera, Fear Factory. So glad to found this channel of yours, keep it up!
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No one will ever come like Peter Tagtgren
I prefer listening to him talk about extra terrestrials than the actual music. Deeply interesting. He's definitely in my top 10 people I'd choose to have a conversation with over dinner and a bottle of wine
m.czcams.com/video/tTOnXW483MI/video.html
About the The Gosford Glyphs (Kariong Hieroglyphs), the glyphs have since been dismissed as a hoax by authorities and academics after their discovery in the 1970s.
While rumours of Egyptian glyphs have existed since the 1920s, a spokesperson for the National Parks and Wildlife Service has said "The engravings are something we became aware of in the early 1980s, which is around the time the majority were thought to have been made."
Professor Boyo Ockinga has said:
"There are many reasons why they are not accepted as genuine hieroglyphics...
"First of all the way they're cut is not the way ancient Egyptian rock inscriptions are produced, they're very disorganised...
"There's also a problem with the actual shapes of the signs that are used. There's no way people would've been inscribing texts from the time of Cheops from the signs that weren't invented until 2500 years later."
He suggested that the glyphs might have been made in the 1920s by Australian soldiers when there was general interest in ancient Egypt after the uncovering of the Tomb of Tutankhamun at that time. The soldiers, who had served in the Sultanate of Egypt from the mid 1910s to early 1920s, cited an example of shapes in the form of the Sphinx and a pyramid known to have been made by a returning soldier.
Australian Professor of Egyptology Naguib Kanawati has also stated that they are not authentic and that they "were constructed in the early 1980s", concluding that the hieroglyphs within the same panels were of widely different periods and some were carved backwards. Other theories for their creation include high school students who copied them from their textbooks in the 1970s and a Yugoslavian immigrant with an interest in Egyptology who etched them in the early 1980s. Geologists have stated that the sandstone in which the hieroglyphs are carved erodes quickly and nearby 250-year-old Aborigine petroglyphs (Bulgandry Aboriginal Art Site) show considerably more erosion.
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
I had heard they might be dubious, but have always been curious as to how this is decided.
The Mayans didn't just "disappear". You probably have heard about the Azteks and such? Hm? xD
There is only guesswork, but no one knows what exactly happened.
The fact is, the Mayans have quickly disappeared for some reason that has not been clarified.
@@0newithmisery You know that the Mayans became the Azteks right?^^ to say it extremly broken down - a society can change
@@Leftyotism First, why are you talking like a pompous dumbass?
Second, i don't have an ethnology degree, but like I said, it's just guesswork.
What is the sure source of this, other than you intelligence beast?
Edit: ^^
@@0newithmisery have fun talking past by me ^^
I didn't believe all that shit and neither do I now. But years ago I was interested too, but I rather took it in as entertainment. Because I don't want to fill out something I don't know with some random belief from others and then claim they were mine. Some things you just don't know, and you shouldn't fill out these blanks with belief. But hey, you do you. : >
The Devil takes what he wants, and so does God. (And yes, I don't believe in that shit.)
I do agree with you yet to be fair, if you don't believe in those things you probably shouldn't use them as metaphors unless it is relative. Doing so diminishes your point and perspective as a comment on a video. I completely understand what you're saying, but maybe taking a longer time to make your words come across in a more meaningful way is likely good advice.
@@NobodyCaresALot It is meaningful enough when you comment on it ^^
Sidenote: If I would believe a metaphor would have to be taken literally, then it would not be a metaphor for me anymore - that's how that whole jive works.
No matter what I would write, it is still just a comment on a video. If people can't find meaning, then that's frankly not my concern neither. I can just speak for myself you know. But nontheless thanks for your reply, even though I am not quite sure about you completely understanding what I was saying, after having to clear these minor things up real quick. No offense meant ♥
Peter es👽 de otros mundos!!! Hail HYPOCRISY!!! \m/ Pain no me gusta😝😁