I agree

Can someone make the Evolution of Flotsam & Jetsam? Especially to support their New Album "Blood th the water"

@@MaJJackazz ah yes, Jason Newsted's first band

@@MaJJackazz IDK about that because it's not on Ale's band list

and a founding member was african american

He was such a character! We opened a show for Exodus in '94 when he rejoined the band and hung out in our practice studio around the corner with us drinking beer late into the night after the show. He even sang a bit to a few of our tunes. Never a dull moment that night.

@@ianrotten4453 Awesome \m/

He also looks like Scott ian

Definitely. More rage, less wacky.

I miss Baloff and Dukes.

He brought that modern screamo sound that is in mainstream metal now. Definitely revitalized Exodus a lot

I wonder if there's footage of it

That's metal, that happens. It sucks, but you just work through it. At least you know the 30 that showed up were hardcore heads, and worthy of a good show. Playing death metal Keeps the ego in check, I've played shows in front of 1000, and in front of 5. Lol. Take care brother.

Well, Tom Hunting's still in the band today after he returned in 2007, and there are bands like Judas Priest, Sepultura, Opeth, and Napalm Death on this channel that don't have original members (Trivium probably counts too since Matt Heafy joined shortly after its formation).

This photo dont scape of my mind 🤯

YES \m/!!!

Not really. Their first demo was in 1982 and before that they did covers and a couple of NWOBHM-influenced songs.

Technically maybe them and Ovetkill

I think so! 🤘

@@RyansShack I remember reading they formed around 1980 as well. It just took them longer like Exodus to secure a deal and come with their first release 🤘🏾

I thought Tom Hunting was the only original member

@@edmcbain71 he has returned since 2007

@@edmcbain71 He is!

A lesson in violence to bonded by blood was cool too

Did you like Violence?

I saw the Steev Exodus when they opened for Megadeth back in '05.

I Also lerning thanks Ale 👏🏽❤️🤘

Well me it's been nice talking to myself

@@Sean-fv4wi credit to dementia

@@Sean-fv4wi Vinnie?

No it was paul baloff, the 1980s was the best decade for exodus

@@Miist3rDuce1 No way. I'm not a new fan either, I've been a fan for a LONG time. Shovelheaded Kill Machine through Exhibit B- The Human Condition was the heaviest Exodus EVER was. Rob Dukes kills on those albums. Vocally he sounds like a guy that could beat a infant to death with a claw hammer. I refer to the Dukes era Exodus as the "violent era exodus". Baloff was the personification of metal by his "attitude", he really lived it, but he wasn't really all that great as a vocalist. Hell he had difficulties keeping time too, Holt and Hunolt would have to babysit him on stage to make sure he wouldn't miss his cues.

​@Konservative Kirby XI dude sounds like a frog come on now

Yeah, he makes Exodus sounds more heavier

IKR

@@WhoisVinnie I’m excited to be here for the summer. Cause last year he was uploading daily, and I wasn’t subscribed so I didn’t see his videos.

There is

I know right. I had no idea until then.

Ikr lol. Kirk did a couple demos with them and that's basically it

@@RyansShack and SOME guest appearances

@@JudasAngel666 yes, he did have some guest appearances at least which is pretty cool

@@RyansShack well and TECHNICALLY he wrote a few songs that tge band used(similar to dave mustaine in metallica)

@@JudasAngel666 indeed. I know he wrote die by his hand and then later on that turned into creeping death. Not sure if there were any others?

Yes he was. the guy pictured is him, just not in 1983

That was in 97 yes ?

I wonder if he’ll do Evolution of five great vocalists. Here’s the list: Serj Tankian Dead Maybe Varg Vikernes Chuck schuldiner Paul dianno maybe Quorthon Fenriz And Max Cavalera

ya buddy. I grew up mid/late 80's S.F. Southbay they were the rulers of the scene. Testament, Death Angel, Forbidden and Violence

@@gnoseologist good times😆

@@gnoseologist How about Overkill, Nuclear Assault, Voivod, And Death? Heavy bands all.

@@JHRUSMC yes, but not S.F. Bay Area where I am - I saw Testament Violence and Forbidden more than any other band. Suicidal is right up there

@@gnoseologist Right on. I was into Suicidal T's, right from their early days.

That’s probably what he actually said in that moment

Rob Dukes is amazing, imo Exodus should of just kept him and moved on from Zetro

Rob duke voice is average similar to melodic death or nu-metal market not bad and fit for band but Zetro is the original member which mark the successful of the band.

I got introduced to Exodus after seeing Dukes commanding the wall of death in a video. Excellent vocalist. Wish he stayed.

He didn't have a say. He was fired.

Exodus should have kept Dukes. I liked Zetro back in the day but now he sounds like Donald Duck.