50/50 in my experience

You’ve never gotten into black metal, wait until you meet those folk.

they channel their inner gruesomeness into music, so they don't have to do it in other avenues ;)

Yeah, 50/50. If you want my honest opinion - as a lifelong metal fan and musician, metal folk of all the people I've met are kinda crappy. They're super judgemental, and obviously a proneness towards negativity, however, most of them aren't evil. They're just negative. There is a difference. I am a metal head. In EDM communities people are very loving and accepting, and so long as you're not being a terrible person you will basically be accepted and embraced, right out of the box. Whereas with metal, being a "good" person doesn't matter. What matters is, the clothes you wear and the bands you like. Literally. *I am a metal head* I recently went into more of the metal circles of my community, and it was a visceral reminder of why I left. I quickly realized if I am gonna hang out with these guys I am going to have to wear the uniform (black band hoodie, preferably some jeans). Which is fine! I love all that stuff! The problem is they (metal heads) won't love you if you don't look like them. And you wanna be like, "Dude, can we just chill and listen to metal?" and the answer is no. People will start shit with you for no reason... ....until you wear your black hoodie and jeans.

Oh good, I'm not alone.

For real!!

hahahahaha

Now we know how many dislikes this video had before they were removed. Lol

@@Romandogbird666 it was removed by a drummer

I'm a drummer and I love Sunn!

@@wout808 No matter what instrument you play then: you are simply a good person 😊👍

sunnday*

*heard, unlike anything you ever heard.

Was at that show! Amazing set. First time seeing them

le monde se reveille enfin !

What does he think about metal nowadays? Does he still like any of it or play any?

Sunn BRRRRRRRRRRRR also works

Sales increased by 1000% since their "succes" so why would they? 😂

No it’s just Sunn. No period 😜

xPumaFangx Sadly, earplugs don't help that much at protecting you from loud lower frequencies, which abound in Sunn O)))'s music.

@@unoaotroa I believe you. I really do. The army has to wear protective Kevlar vests and helmets. The main weapon that the Military fights against uses the AK-47. The round ,7.62, and power of this weapon is so powerful. That it goes right throw these vests, and helmets. To the point where it is noneffective. That Military vets dislike these armors. They still have to wear Kevlar. The damage caused by this music is so bad that the protection given is not enough to save someones hearing. If someone takes away all of the protection does that make the damage caused worse?

Wrong

Lee is killing it on that album

@@superkatarsisI believe the album is an instant "classic" and yes Lee's vocals and writing were fantastic!

I'd kill for a new Khanate record too.

@@Intaminator I'd love a Khanate record but I think that's way less probable...

J'avoue je m'attendais à ce qu'il cite le premier Black Sabbath ou un Led Zep, c'est agréablement surprenant l'ouverture d'esprit de certains (trop rares) gens de cette scène.

Check out the movie "Mandy"! One of the guys played guitar on the soundtrack and it has Nicolas Cage fighting with chainsaws!

@@otsop Thank I will check it out.

Pretty much every track on Black One would fit in a ghost movie 👻

Yeah, Stephen played on the soundtrack to Mandy. Also, Sunn O))) did some score work for The Devil's Candy. Highly recommend both!

I met SOMA once and he politely declined a photo but continued the conversation after that but he had a French accent! I know he’s lived in Paris for a long time but he never sounds like that in videos like this.

yeah I met King Buzzo after a Fantomas show once. He couldn't be more nice and actually had a very surreal, calm presence, but I was young and drunk af and made it incredibly awkward and weird. That moment still haunts me at night to this day.

WHAT?

Rammixcuba it's the clarification needed when speaking the name, unless you were to over enunciate the n's, otherwise people don't know what you're referring to

urckrecords precisely

In France we love to pronounce the "O" at the end to make fun jokes with (I personally recorded my fridge / frigo in homage to this band... Available on my channel hehe)

C’est marrant je pense exactement l’inverse Pour moi il se démarque vraiment, là où Kannon était trop prévisible Beaucoup moins sombre, méditatif et pourtant tellement massif, plus que les autres J’étais à la séance d’écoute à la Gaîté Lyrique et c’était vraiment incroyable On verra à long terme hein mais c’est peut être le meilleur album de Sunn O))) avec Monoliths & Dimensions

@@Bandaera20 le peu que j'en ai entendu m'a donné la même impression je viens de recevoir l'album ce matin vivement l'écoute !

Bon voyage

Quand tu es sur scène, devant les amplis, avec un casque anti-bruit, je pense que la comparaison a du sens. Dans le public, déjà tu sens les remous dans l'air.

marc gib C’est clair, c’est complètement con, et c’est tout simplement dangereux pour ceux qui viennent sans bouchons ou qui ont des bouchons qu’ils arrivent pas à bien mettre dans les oreilles.

@@ozymandiaspreacher5197lorsque l’on dépasse un certain volume il se produit du feedback ce qui modifie profondément les harmoniques et la réactivité de la guitare donc non c’est pas con ça change la musique produite en profondeur. Oui c’est dangereux et faut porter des bouchons

isn't the point? to sometime do the same things but in a different approach or intent to see what will come out?

life sucks, simply ! saaaad

Does something have to be new to be good?

On les a ramassés après, bien sûr ;-)

PTDR ! Mais wouaw

AHAHAHAHA