Cruisin round YouTube gems

Was watchin "funny kid stuff" with the grandaughter on YouTube and when she balied on me. I came across this. Never heard it before

Pantera-The Will To Survive



Next......

Yeah, that's one of the demos from Cowboys from Hell. Very Queensryche sounding, if you ask me. Phil was one hell of a singer back then.

Here's my contribution:

Somewhat rare version of Shelter Me by Fates Warning, called Circles.

Wurthless wrote:

Yeah, that's one of the demos from Cowboys from Hell. Very Queensryche sounding, if you ask me. Phil was one hell of a singer back then.

You right about that! I liked the other two that follwed in decending order (only 3-4 songs on Far Beyond), after that Phil's monotone screaming turned me off (though Dimebag's solos never dissapointed-but unfortunatly that wasn't enough to keep me hanging around).

I'm with you on that one, DB. Pantera's never been one of my favorites. I really only like Power Metal and CFH. Vulgar was okay, though.

Bonus track on a Japanese version.



1990 demo. The song slays.

Wurthless wrote:

Yeah, that's one of the demos from Cowboys from Hell. Very Queensryche sounding, if you ask me. Phil was one hell of a singer back then.

Wow. That was quite impressive. I bet if you played that track to someone without telling them the artist, they'd never in a million years guess Pantera.

Here's Motorhead playing live on "The Young Ones" for some reason:

BearOnUnicycle wrote:

Bonus track on a Japanese version.



1990 demo. The song slays.

Very cool! Makes me wanna become a downloader

You can buy "Your Favorite God" for 50-smth $ like I did

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Wurthless wrote:

Yeah, that's one of the demos from Cowboys from Hell. Very Queensryche sounding, if you ask me. Phil was one hell of a singer back then.

Wow. That was quite impressive. I bet if you played that track to someone without telling them the artist, they'd never in a million years guess Pantera.

Here's Motorhead playing live on "The Young Ones" for some reason:

I actually saw that episode back when I would watch PBS's Saturday and Sunday Britcom nights.

MetalGuy71 wrote:

Here's Motorhead playing live on "The Young Ones" for some reason:

Last time I watched this was with 3 other HOMies (who shall remain nameless) at my Uncle's house while the others smoked up, giving me a contact high. I must admit Young Ones is a lot funnier under the influence.

BearOnUnicycle wrote:

You can buy "Your Favorite God" for 50-smth $ like I did

yeah, for that 1 extra song. I don't think so! I already have the EP.

One of my favorite Savatage tracks, recorded during the "Hall of the Mountain King" session, but never released, besides on the limited 2CD edition of the "From the Gutter to the Stage" compilation.

Demo version of "Jesus Saves", called "DT Jesus". Savatage was sort of infamous for recording different versions of many of their songs. Too bad so little of it has surfaced for the fans to get a hold of.

Japanese bonus track from "Edge of Thorns", called "Forever After":



Second Japanese bonus ttrack, "Shotgun Innocence":

And the holy grail, the totally unreleased track, and a character from Streets that never became a part of the finished album, "Larry Elbows":

What song did "Larry Elbows" become again? "Follow Me," right?

Eyesore wrote:

What song did "Larry Elbows" become again? "Follow Me," right?

I believe Jon ressurected it for the JOP version of Before I Hang.

Some live Suicidal Tendencies. Rocky George just kills it.



And because the video was shot in Venice Beach and Hollywood plus it's just a bad ass song

Just awesome!

Dream Theater w/ Russell Allen (Symphony X), Burton C. Bell (Fear Factory), and Dave Mustaine (Megadeth) on Gigantour in Dallas playing Cemetary Gates. I was there but most on here never saw that live (or perhaps anywhere else):

And because the video was shot in Venice Beach and Hollywood plus it's just a bad ass song

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The Four Horsemen! One of my all time favorite bands.

If anybody finds this even half as funny as I did it will brighten your day

Boris2008 wrote:

If anybody finds this even half as funny as I did it will brighten your day

My niece played a Taylor Swift song using the screaming goat. Fits better with that one . Thankfully, she doesn't like Swift one bit, she just thought it was funny. That doesn't mean she has good taste in music but It's at least a consolation prize that she doesn't like Swift or Bieber (or rap like my oldest nephew).