saw the same show in Albuquerque, blew my mind

@thucks And a certified chef! He and Jim Sheppard founded a restaurant in Seattle.

Same lineup in Athens, Greece too...

But Fates Warning was already without John Arch, right? Too bad. Two great vocals would play at the same scene

@@RossoNero1987 Yes, Ray Alder was singer.

The first drum beat and guitar sound was awesome

Yessir

Agreed. Might want to check out the band Waysted doing Jefferson Airplanes somebody to love

@@foreverunsaved6661they do an amazing job on Handbag and Gladrags..I’d say they did better job than Stereophonics

It is released now on the anniversary edition released a year ago

Listen to Ripper Owens. His first band. I know a lot of ppl don't respect him enough. Knowing now what I know, we haven't been respecting that man NEARLY ENOUGH.

he reminds me of King Diamond and Rob Halford

​@mattnelson2921 winters bane is sick bro. Heart of a killer is their best album and ripper hits some insane notes

@@HighOnFire1997 MY DUDE!!! You Already KNOW how INSANE that album is!!! Ripper is at his absolute peak on vocals (He still Rips too dude, back when he joined Priest, back then I absolutely HATED him. Bro, his literal Vocal Wizardry, over the JP years/fresh into Iced Earth, THOSE years of his absolutely AMAZING Range, Pitch, top of Topps High Octave Screams, and literal Vocal perfection, I heard him and heard him and heard him, his excellence Beat me to my knees and I went from hatred, to mass respect, to absolute love of his vocal abilities. Hes top 5-maybe top 7 at lowest, greatest metal Vocalist of All Time!! )When I FIRST heard Winter's Bane's very first Demo (1990 or 1991 3 song demo tape) I was instantly hooked. Then I next hear Wages Of Sin, then listened to Heart of A Killer in it's entirety and was mind blown by Rippers insane level of octaves he reaches on that album. He hits a level HIGHER than ever previously heard!! HOAK is a Metal Masterpiece !! What a BANGER of an Concept Album. The entire concept, in and of itself, is one of greatest concepts EVER... It makes my day, hearing someone like YOU, a Metal Friend, who absolutely UNDERSTANDS the greatness that is Ripper Owens and Heart Of A Killer!! P.s. I HIGHLY recommend, if you Haven't heard it yet, Go listen to Ripper - Return To Death Row (Name of his newest album and the name of the song I NEED you to hear) Bro, I heard this, and my mind is RE BLOWN!! This is some of the heaviest metal Ripper has ever been a part of!!!

@@HighOnFire1997 also, BRO!!! I seen High On Fire like 10 years ago. They were touring with Death Angel, Exodus, and Testament. One of the absolute greatest metal shows I've ever been to!! I've really liked HOF since back when I was in High School (2002-2003, I graduated in 2005). Their first song I ever heard? DEVOLUTION!! Still love that song and album.. they were killer live. Vocalist sounds dead on his work on the album. Hell man, Death Angel opened that show, I was blown the hell away by how EXCELLENT THEY ARE LIVE! I wasn't expecting the 10/10 performance and setlist they opened with. That was the band I was most impressed with and it wasn't even close! Don't get me wrong, HOF were heavy as heavy gets dude, sheer brutality and I loved them. Exodus were also pretty great man. Testament, I've seen 3 times. They have to be the MOST FUCKING BRUTAL metal band I've ever seen live. It's just at 2 levels higher than what anyone could pictured mentally, without having physically seen them perform live. Gene Hoglan's (double) bass drum, omfg!! Literally he is banging a few skins seconds before the rest of Testament walks out, that bass drum is like a battering ram into and through your damn chest. No jokes. The absolute loudest and heaviest bass drum I've EVER HEARD at any concert, and I've been to many metal shows.. by the end of that concert, I was literally drained of all energy, and the sheer brutality demolished any remaining energy left, literally making the little energy left turn right into an electron charged type of dust that comes from you and just flows in the air. Testament is so loud and heavy live, it's great and daunting at the same time. HOF was 2nd in live brutality of heaviness and also were pretty good live! Those 2 alone, in 1 show together, is enough heaviness and brutality for you to be good to go, and feel like you easily got your money's worth of Metal. Exodus, were also impressive. 1st time ever seeing them live, seen them perform several times over on live recordings on KZfaq, DVDs, etc.... The best I ever recall them sounding live, and the vocalist was on damn point with sounding perfect live. Wall Of Death right before their final song, Strike Of The Beast. Then Testament was headliner Is High On Fire still alive and kicking, still making albums n such?? Stupid question, but I haven't heard anything of theirs in a good 8 years or more...

Do they still give you the same "wow" factor?

Heard that, I was 17 in 87 and we drove a lot of miles in my 72 monte carlo jamming to refuge denied, high as fuck and drinking and driving fucking with people. People thought we we nuts, we were, lol 🤟🤣 rip Warrel , you were bad ass 🙏

Every time zach🤟

I'm curious: what took the place of that album in the stereo?

@@JudasSlays2426 . It was a cassette, but metallica

Fuck off you Nazi punks.

Nothing beats the original. The video from Woodstock gives me chills its so good.

keifload Wally?