Metal Evolution - Episode 9 - Shock Rock (Legendado)

Unlike any other genre profiled on the show, Shock Rock is defined by its visuals and public image, not by its sound. The genre has roots in Screamin’ Jay Hawkins and Arthur Brown. This episode focuses on metal's impact in pushing the envelope when it came to disturbing and horrific imagery and its place as Public Enemy #1 to conservative America. From its first major figure in Alice Cooper in the 1970s, to early black metal pioneers Venom and Mercyful Fate in the 1980s, to Marilyn Manson, who was made a scapegoat for the Columbine High School massacre of 1999. Slipknot and Rammstein are also featured.

Track Listing in Order of Appearance

Iron Maiden : Trooper

Alice Cooper : School’s Out

Circus Contraption : Circus Contraption Theme

Little Richard : Whole Lotta Shaking Going On

Screaming Jay Hawkins : I Put A Spell On You

Arthur Brown : Snazzy Scene

Arthur Brown : Fire

Arthur Brown : Nightmare

KISS : Hotter Than Hell

KISS : God of Thunder

KISS : Shock Me

KISS : Beth

Iron Maiden : Number of the Beast

Venom : Bloodlust

Venom : Welcome to Hell

Mercyful Fate : Nightmare Be Thy Name

Mercyful Fate : The Witches Dance

Marilyn Manson : Get Your Gunn

Marilyn Manson : Anti-Christ Superstar

Slipknot : Disasterpiece

Slipknot : People = Shit

Rammstein : Rammstein

Rammstein : Buch Dich

Rammstein : Pussy

Alice Cooper : Welcome to My Nightmare

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Metal Evolution - Episode 8 - Nu Metal (Legendado)

In the mid-1990s, the rise of a new genre of music emerged. Influenced by two seemingly opposing forces in music, Hip Hop and Hard Rock, Nu Metal broke ground and gave way to new sounds and new bands like Korn, Deftones, Linkin Park and Limp Bizkit. In this episode, Sam Dunn explores the genre which he questions the methods of Nu Metal and its connection with the Metal family. Surprising starts come from bands such as Anthrax, Pantera and Faith No More to the creation of the genre in the mid-1990s and leads unfortunate events that conspired in Woodstock in 1999 which lead to Nu Metal's decline soon thereafter. 

Track Listing in Order of Appearance

Linkin Park : In the End

Saliva : Raise Up

Public Enemy & Anthrax : Bring the Noise

Faith No More : Epic

Rage Against the Machine : Bullet in the Head

Pantera : Cowboys From Hell

Korn : Right Now

Korn : Here to Stay

Deftones : Bored

Deftones : Digital Bath

Sepultura : Roots Bloody Roots

Soulfly : Roots Bloody Roots

Coal Chamber : Fiend

Limp Bizkit : Faith

Limp Bizkit : Stuck (Demo version)

Limp Bizkit : Break Stuff

Limp Bizkit : Nookie

Korn : Blind

Slayer : Stain of Mind

Disturbed : Inside the Fire

Papa Roach : Last Resort

Linkin Park : One Step Closer

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Metal Evolution - Episode 7 - Grunge (Legendado)

On April 5, 1994, Kurt Cobain pressed a shotgun to his head and pulled the trigger extinguishing the life of one of rock’s most enigmatic but tortured geniuses and symbolically ending the storybook reign of grunge. In Episode 7 of Metal Evolution, Sam explores grunge, a.k.a. the Seattle Sound, from a decidedly fresher approach, inspiring two fundamental questions: “Why did grunge polarize the Metal community?” and “What are the true roots of grunge?"

Track Listing in Order of Appearance

Soundgarden : Loud Love

Mudhoney : Touch Me I’m Sick

Poison : Talk Dirty To Me

Soundgarden : Loud Love

Mudhoney : Touch Me I’m Sick

Tad : Wood Goblins

The Sonics : The Witch

Black Flag : Three Night

The Melvins : Lizzy

Nirvana : Lithium

Pearl Jam : Evenflow

Soundgarden : Flower

Soundgarden : Inaudible

Soundgarden : Loud Love

Alice in Chains : Man in the Box

Soundgarden : Blow Up the Outside World

Days of the New : Touch Peel and Stand

Creed : Higher

Nickelback : Burn It to the Ground

Alice in Chains : Them Bones

Soundgarden : Beyond the Wheel

 

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Metal Evolution - Episode 6 - Thrash (Legendado)

How could metal go so horribly wrong? These were the bitter thoughts of scruffy outsiders Lars Ulrich,Dave Mustaine, Gary Holt and Scott Ian, cursing as the glorious clang of the New Wave Of British Heavy Metal echoed across America, only to die in LA. Ratt, Dokken, Quiet Riot – where was the power? Where was the fire in the belly? From this crucible of embarrassment, a virulent strain of metal called thrash was born, the likes of Metallica, Slayer and Anthrax wreaking vengeance on hook and melody through a rhythmic discipline executed at breakneck tempos topped by harshly barked vocals laying bare the horrors of nuclear holocaust and other fun forms of death. 

Track Listing in Order of Appearance

TESTAMENT : Into the Pit

MINOR THREAT : Betrayed

TESTAMENT : Over the Wall

IRON MAIDEN : Phantom of the Opera

TESTAMENT : Persecuted Won’t Forget

MOTORHEAD : Overkill

METALLICA : Phantom Lord

METALLICA : Hit the Lights

METALLICA : The Four Horsemen

DEATH ANGEL : Voracious Souls

EXODUS : Bonded by Blood

ANTHRAX : What Doesn’t Die

SLAYER : Hell Awaits

MEGADETH : Peace Sells

SLAYER : Necrophobic

METALLICA : Master of Puppets

ANTHRAX : Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.)

ALICE IN CHAINS : Bleed the Freak

MEGADETH : Tornado of Souls

METALLICA : Enter Sandman

METALLICA : Nothing Else Matters

SLAYER : War Ensemble

TESTAMENT : The Ballad

AT THE GATES : Blinded By Fear

IN FLAMES : Only for the Weak

ARCH ENEMY : Revolution Begins

LAMB OF GOD : Again We Rise

METALLICA : Cyanide

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