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METAL:A HEAD BANGERS JOURNEY

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  1. metalrulesall

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    im just curious what you guys thought of the definitive documentary narrated by sam dunn ?...the only things i didnt like where how they never interviewed ozzy or anyone from metallica who,correct me if im wrong,are the very penical of heavy metal and i hated how they declared black sabbeth as the 1st ever heavy metal band wtf is up with that huh ?

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  3. psychOdelica

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    Yeah that "Metal tree" was a bit messed up, but the movie was nice. People say that Sabbath, Zeppelin and Purple were the first metal bands and I kinda agree with this theory.
    I enjoyed Dickinson's interview the most :)

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  4. metalrulesall

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    i enjoyed ronnie james dio's cause at least he new wtf he was talking about ya know ?...but vince neils was my hands down favorite

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  5. Thiez

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    Good docu! verry nice to watch. And what's wrong with black sabbath as fist heavy metal band? I think it's right, BS formed in 1966. If you place the band in that time it was quiet hard. So was deep purple, led zep, etc.

    I really like the part where DIO explains the devilhorns and then all the people who do metal horns and just 1 stupid black metal fuck puts on his middle finger haha. Thats exacly how stupid black metal is :P

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  6. metalrulesall

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    maybe 30 or 35 years ago BS mightve been heavy metal and the only black metal i like is dimmu borgir in fact,i used to have a dvd of them at ozz fest back in '04

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  7. Shadow_of_A_Doubt

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    I didnt like it that it didnt go far back enough. Metal has roots stemming from hard rock. Black Sabbath was originally considered psyodelic rock with a dark lyrics. It was really odd at the time they came onto the sceme in late 1969. I think the very first " Metal " song ever was Inna-Gadda-Da-Vidda by Iron Butterfly. It came out in 1967. The songs been covered by everybody. The 17 minute version is badass btw. No mention of Iron Butterfly in the docu. That disappointed me

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  8. metalrulesall

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    no offence but if uve got a band name like that ur soooo not heavy metal haha

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  9. Shadow_of_A_Doubt

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    It dosent offend me at all. It was the first successful Heavy Metal song gone mainstream that was great. Even before the first Led Zeppelin album. Next was Steppenwolf doing their Born to Be Wild, then Alice Cooper hit the mainstream sceme in 1969 and then Black Sabbath made their first album in 1970.

    When bands like Slayer, Megadeth and Motorhead cover Inna-Gadda-Da-Vida I think theres more to the song then a band name.

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  10. metalrulesall

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    yeah i suppose its about the music not nessicarliy the bands name but ive always thought a cool name for a band is a good start

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  11. Thiez

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    Inna-gadda-da-vida indeed is a nice song. Specially the long version. Slayer made in the garden of eden out of it ;)

    Bandnames all suck if you think about it :P AC/DC came from a sewingmachine. what's deep purple for a name?

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  12. metalrulesall

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    fucked if i know haha

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  14. Dash

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    i personally love wat that dude is doing. and im glad he's at least educating people on real music. i doubt there will be someone doing a britney spears/kesha/lady gaga music tree history lesson anytime soon lol. good for him, letting people know the history of rock music

    Dan Dash
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  15. metalrulesall

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    yeah its too see someone educating people on real music...i like how talks about all the different sub genres

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