Exodus vintage

[Everflow]

Pour les fans d'EXODUS, voici de rares photos d'archives (1981-1983), avec notamment des photos du premier line-up incluant Kirk Hammet, lors d'un concert en première partie de... METALLICA.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/umlaut555/ ... 944202313/

[Metal B]

'tain, la classe toutes ces photos!

[Metal Knight]

super lien Merci !!

[Saracdclabanane]

Pas mal, merci Flo'

[Everflow]

Quand Gary Holt parle de la trace d'EXODUS dans l'histoire du thrash, entre deux "ya know" on sent quand même qu'il est un peu frustré de ne jamais avoir connu le succès des autres groupes du genre alors qu'il était là avant eux pour certains, notamment quand il parle du "Big Four".

http://www.bigmusicgeek.com/Exodus1.html

BigMusicGeek.com: In hindsight, to what do you attribute the group's seemingly unprecedented longevity? You have, after all, been doing this in one form or another for quite some time now.

Gary: "The only thing I can attribute it to is that I'm insane (laughs). I'm out of my fuckin' mind and I don't know better. We're bitter old men. That's why we're still here (laughs). Sometimes I'm surprised we're still here, ya know? We've stayed true to the core beliefs of the band. We've never sold out, ya know? We've managed to endure and survive a lot of musical trends that have come and gone. The kind of stuff we do and play has always managed to find a way to survive, ya know? We're kind of like the cockroach of the musical world. I still absolutely love doin' this, ya know? When I sit down to write a song or come up with some new riffs, I l love it and when I come up with a good one, I get really into it. It's just like when I was twenty years old, ya know? I'm just sittin' there absorbed it in and then I'm callin' everyone in the bad so I can tell 'em how heavy the new shit is, ya know? I still get fired up about it. But I don't take it for granted, ya know? I still want to do this. I think we still have a lot to offer."

BigMusicGeek.com: As a pioneering thrash metal musician, have you found yourself pleased with the group's place in the hierarchy of the genre's history?

Gary: "I'm perfectly content with our place in thrash metal history, ya know? We're arguably the band that started it all. Us and METALLICA, ya know? There's room for argument over who came first. It's kinda like the chicken and the egg argument, ya know? Every day I hear people give homage to us and give us the respect that we deserve, but at the same time, I carry around a huge perceived lack of respect. I still feel like we don't get any. But that's one of the things that fuels me and keeps me motivated, so maybe I create it myself sometimes. I don't know. There's only two bands like us that have had multi-platinum success. One is METALLICA, the biggest rock band in the world and the other is MEGADETH. SLAYER doesn't have any platinum albums, TESTAMENT doesn't have any and neither does ANTHRAX, ya know? [For the record, ANTHRAX's "I'm The Man" was certified platinum in 1993. — Ed.] We've certainly been on the outside looking in at times, but when I hear people throw words around like 'The Big Four'. We were fuckin' doin' this shit when everyone else was still doin' covers and wearin' striped shirts, ya know? Sometimes, stuff like that can rub me wrong, ya know? But out of all of the 'old guards,' who else is still making albums as vital as we are right now, ya know? I don't think anybody is."

[Everflow]

En 97 avec Baloff, voix un peu défoncée mais c'est thrash.
Par rapport à aujourd'hui, le look de Gary Holt est collector.

[metalrunner]

Sacré line up Exodus en live c est excellent.

[olivier64]

En 97 avec Baloff, voix un peu défoncée mais c'est thrash.
Par rapport à aujourd'hui, le look de Gary Holt est collector.

je peux craner, j'y étais !

[Denis]

Boomer !

[Everflow]

01 - 00:00:00 - Exodus
02 - 00:05:00 - Bonded by Blood
03 - 00:09:35 - And Then There Were None
04 - 00:15:23 - Hell's Breath
05 - 00:19:23 - Deliver Us To Evil
06 - 00:30:42 - Deathrow
07 - 00:35:20 - Pleasures of the Flesh
08 - 00:43:10 - A Lesson in Violence
09 - 00:47:50 - No Love
10 - 00:54:50 - Piranha
11 - 01:01:44 - Strike of the Beast
12 - 01:08:20 - Metal Command
13 - 01:15:45 - Impaler

Recorded October 27, 1985 at Dynamo, Eindhoven, Netherlands.

[metalrunner]

Encore du culte de chez culte rick avec un tee shirt legacy

[Everflow]

Le groupe sort un live d'archive de 1989 avec une performance et un son qui butent, du moins sur l'extrait ci-dessous.



"The Last Act Of Defiance"
"Fabulous Disaster"
"Til Death Do Us Part"
"Corruption"
"The Toxic Waltz"
"A Lesson In Violence"
"Chemi-Kill"
"Piranha"
"Like Father Like Son"
"Deliver Us To Evil"
"Parasite"
"And Then There Were None"
"Verbal Razors"
"Brain Dead"
"Strike Of The Beast"

[metalrunner]

Ma période préférée

[Everflow]

En intégralité :

[metalrunner]

La version de toxik bien speed

[metalrunner]

Ce live est surpuissant du vrai speed thrash exécuté à la vitesse du son

[Everflow]

L'époque un peu oubliée du groupe.

01 - 00:00 - Intro
02 - 00:34 - The Jast Act of Defiance
03 - 04:57 - Fabulous Disaster
04 - 09:56 - Corruption
05 - 15:34 - Chemikill
06 - 20:48 - Interview with Gary Holt and Steve Zetro
07 - 25:58 - And then There Were None
08 - 30:41 - Like Father Like Son
09 - 37:59 - Deliver us To Evil

Recorded Live at Zeche, Bochum, Germany on February 20, 1989

Line up:

Gary Holt - Guitars
Steve Souza - Vocals
Rick Hunolt - Guitars
Rob McKillop - Bass
Tom Hunting - Drums

[Everflow]

01 - 00:00 - Piranha
02 - 05:29 - Metal Command
03 - 10:00 - Exodus
04 - 14:22 - Strike of The Beast

Filmed and recorded at Studio 54 in New York, April 3, 1985.

Line-up:

Paul Baloff (R.I.P. 2002) - Vocals
Gary Holt - Guitars
Rick Hunolt - Guitars
Rob McKillop - Bass
Tom Hunting - Drums