The best one yet. Shout out Thredbo for the amazing tracks, and Staggsy for the clips. Drop Your favourite metal song in the comments below for the next Metal Monday edit, I have used up all My favourites!— Jack Moir
More than anyone else, Jack Moir and Brage edits make me want to go out and ride, be a better rider, and ride harder EVERY SINGLE TIME. Absolutely mental metal Monday this one. So good.
Deicide - How can you call yourself a god Deicide - Once upon the cross Six Feet Under - Murdered in the basement Massacre - Ascension of the Deceased Kataklysm - Shadows & Dust In Thy Dreams - Highest Beauty
@trickland: "I can't hide" is also a great one or "A new level". In fact, any Pantera song. They are the band that got me into metal when I was 16 years old...in 1994-1995!
Great riding, terrible metal. Guess I will have to mute it and play Venom in the background or something. Far from a metal expert, but why does it seem like the only thing suggested by users on here is Nü Metal/Hot Topic core?
That was freaking bonkers. Love these Metal Monday vids. Poor wheel and rear triangle though. Just proves the amount of technology and engineering that goes into these things to make them hold up to this craziness.
Megadeth: Architecture of Aggression Veil of Maya: Viscera Spiritbox: Holy Roller After the Burial: Your Troubles Will Cease and Fortune Will Smile Upon You Ministry: Dead Guy
End of Viscera begs synchronized full send in massive bombhole feature.
And somehow four people ended up ahead of him at the end of the 2022 season. Dude just thrashes it! Kudos Melamed, Rude, and Maes. You are all beasts!!
"Bestial Invasion" by Destruction. 3-man-attack 80's German Thrash Metal - still holds up today. Super-seminal ripping band I was lucky to see in their heyday. Got goofy later...we all do. Jack - check out their first 2 records: Infernal Overkill and Eternal Devastation. HELL STORMS RUSH OVER THE EARTH!!!!! YEEEEEEEAAAAAAHHHHHH
Fuckin slipknot. Give the kids band a listen, vended. Is interesting. Let's go black dahlia, carbonized in cruciform.
That was fucking SICK though bro. Inspiring. How tf do you go that fast....
are The Bronx metal? I dont really think they are but always wanted to see an edit with History's Stranglers over the top of it. sounds like it would fit pretty well
There's a name I haven't heard in a long time...remember hearing that track for the first time on the Tony Hawk Underground 2 soundtrack. 3 Inches of Blood slaps
Ooh good call...I feel like doomier stuff actually works pretty well with bike edits. I remember Brage had Blood of Garuda by Carvings in one of his edits and it was great
Slipknot - Spit it out
Raised Fist - Working on wood
Refused - Summer holiday vs punk routine
I may have slipped out of the metal genre for a min there...
While I find metal doesn't fit MTB videos well, his style is probably the one that fits best. As for a song, "Oh My f*cking God" by Strapping Young Lad, but I'm not sure you can use it in sync with videos, it's a bit mm... chaotic :p
But yeah, as much I like metal, or at least some of it, its inherent "percussiveness" just doesn't fit the inherent "flowyness" of riding a mountain bike, except in a rock garden or friday fails, but looking at the props given, or in this instance, not given, I'm not surprised that the average PBer doesn't get that subtleness.
Metal is electric. It's an e-guitar if you will, an assisted guitar, the very thing many PBers abhore when it comes to bikes. A bike is the opposite, some even talk about "acoustic bikes" if that makes any sense, so it's just you on your bike, in nature.
It's funny cuz' otherwise, both MTB and metal can act as some kind of catharsis to the toughness of life, just, IMO, in opposite ways : MTB in a physical soothing way, metal as more of a mental mood soothing way (unless you're in the pit at a concert of course).
To further drift on this silly comparison, metal could be seen as a way to sooth away from the toughness of life from within life itself, while MTB is a way to sooth this toughness by literally moving away from it, even though you have to come back.
That doesn't mean you can't have a great time listening to metal while riding a bike.
- Monday: Imagine Dragons (Mercury – Act 1, 2021) - Thank God It’s Monday: NOFX (Pump Up the Valuum, 2000) - Monday Will Never Be the Same: Hüsker Dü (Zen Arcade, 1984) - Suddenly Monday: Melanie C (Northern Star, 1999) - Make It Til’ Monday: The Verve (A Storm in Heaven, 1993)
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Hubs survived anyway, so I guess they got that going.
Deicide - How can you call yourself a god
Deicide - Once upon the cross
Six Feet Under - Murdered in the basement
Massacre - Ascension of the Deceased
Kataklysm - Shadows & Dust
In Thy Dreams - Highest Beauty
I'll stop but I could go on for a long long list.
I am Loco- Ill Niño
Ho to Survive - Of Mice & men
Lose Yourself - Sharks in Your Mouth
Elephant - While She Sleeps
I saw them to years ago for the first time. Really liked it.
Megadeth: Architecture of Aggression
Veil of Maya: Viscera
Spiritbox: Holy Roller
After the Burial: Your Troubles Will Cease and Fortune Will Smile Upon You
Ministry: Dead Guy
End of Viscera begs synchronized full send in massive bombhole feature.
(there's no way he's not running inserts and not burping like a drunk baby)
What better soundtrack for a myb edit than some badass power metal from BC?
late but great
As for a song, "Oh My f*cking God" by Strapping Young Lad, but I'm not sure you can use it in sync with videos, it's a bit mm... chaotic :p
But yeah, as much I like metal, or at least some of it, its inherent "percussiveness" just doesn't fit the inherent "flowyness" of riding a mountain bike, except in a rock garden or friday fails, but looking at the props given, or in this instance, not given, I'm not surprised that the average PBer doesn't get that subtleness.
Metal is electric. It's an e-guitar if you will, an assisted guitar, the very thing many PBers abhore when it comes to bikes.
A bike is the opposite, some even talk about "acoustic bikes" if that makes any sense, so it's just you on your bike, in nature.
It's funny cuz' otherwise, both MTB and metal can act as some kind of catharsis to the toughness of life, just, IMO, in opposite ways : MTB in a physical soothing way, metal as more of a mental mood soothing way (unless you're in the pit at a concert of course).
To further drift on this silly comparison, metal could be seen as a way to sooth away from the toughness of life from within life itself, while MTB is a way to sooth this toughness by literally moving away from it, even though you have to come back.
That doesn't mean you can't have a great time listening to metal while riding a bike.
- Thank God It’s Monday: NOFX (Pump Up the Valuum, 2000)
- Monday Will Never Be the Same: Hüsker Dü (Zen Arcade, 1984)
- Suddenly Monday: Melanie C (Northern Star, 1999)
- Make It Til’ Monday: The Verve (A Storm in Heaven, 1993)
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