rokket2005
Well-Known Member
Nice. I know for a fact that he pulled it and maybe his whole channel back around the time Mordial released.
Music documentaries/making ofs etc.
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Nice. I know for a fact that he pulled it and maybe his whole channel back around the time Mordial released.
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aesthyrian
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The OG Darkest Hour websodes w/ Devin Townsend as they recorded "Deliver Us" are so good.
And of course, this classic.
And of course, this classic.
aesthyrian
Well-Known Member
oops, almost forgot these..
prlgmnr
...that kind of idea
I feel like I originally had to watch it on vimeo or something like that
I love the bit about how they got the vocals to progressively increase in volume for that bit
cindarkness
SS.org Regular
FF probably isn't that popular over here at SSO, but I quite enjoyed this:
JimF
Contributor
I literally had a flashback to that moment when I saw the video thumbnail!!!
p0ke
7-string guitard
Back when dvd's were a thing I'd buy all the limited editions of albums just to see the included making of stuff. Alestorm's Sunset on the Golden Age had a pretty fun documentary on it, also some of the Ensiferum stuff was nice to watch. And then there's Children of Bodom's legendary Thrashed and lost in Helsinki, which is actually more of a short comedy movie 
Seems like that sort of thing was kinda lost around 10 years ago. For a while everyone just put that stuff on Youtube, but now it's all on Patreon or whatever and you gotta subscribe and pay constantly to get all the stuff... Like for example I'm interested in Avatar's latest making of documentary, but to see that you gotta "become a citizen of Avatar country"... And I'm honestly just not that big of a fan.
Seems like that sort of thing was kinda lost around 10 years ago. For a while everyone just put that stuff on Youtube, but now it's all on Patreon or whatever and you gotta subscribe and pay constantly to get all the stuff... Like for example I'm interested in Avatar's latest making of documentary, but to see that you gotta "become a citizen of Avatar country"... And I'm honestly just not that big of a fan.
TheBloodstained
Casual music enthusiast
Roadrunner United is something I just keep coming back to semi regularly. There's so many musicians on that project which I like and admire.
Other than that there's many bands who make really good "Making of" videos of album recordings. Here's a couple I just could remember of the top of my head:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlB6dGIRutY
Other than that there's many bands who make really good "Making of" videos of album recordings. Here's a couple I just could remember of the top of my head:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xlB6dGIRutY
p0ke
7-string guitard
^ oh yeah, those Periphery docs are great.
