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Sam Dunn sits down with Shane Embury (Napalm Death bassist) to discuss musical influences and the rise of the punk/metal scene in England. Metal Evolution, 2014.

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20 Comments

@Moravia90s 11 months ago (edited)

When I was a teenager me and my best friend (now over 35 years of friendship) were on the hunt for music. Funny enough he followed the punk path and I got into metal, but listening to Shane talking about how his friends were punks made think just how fun it was to share music. Then bands like Napalm Death, Exploited, and way later stuff like Municipal Waste were a cool meeting point for us. Nowadays we still go to shows but when we get the chance to go a punk/metal gig together, we are just a couple of old guys who chose different musical paths but those paths further solidified our friendship. Thank you Shane and all those who made crossover possible!

@VikingHaakensen 3 months ago

:hand-purple-blue-peace:I had the opportunity to meet Shane and Barney in Dallas, Texas, way back when, maybe in 1994. Great guys, both.

@newcomerjason7791 11 months ago

Shane is such a laid back guy. Seems like a cool dude to share a pint with 🤘

@plciferpffer3048 11 months ago

So cool to hear that Celtic Frost was such a huge influence!
Morbid Tales is my favorite recording ever!

@stevsh89 11 months ago

My cousin was a teenager in the early 80s and said it was really exciting. He started with Zeppelin, Purple and Sabbath and then found Priest and Maiden when they came out. Then he heard Fight Fire with Fire by Metallica and his whole world changed - he went into extreme metal. Apparently it was a great time to be into underground metal as there was so much stuff going on in the UK at the time

@hairball1 11 months ago

Cryptic Slaughter was another band at that time that used blast beats early.

@MetalHendrix. 11 months ago (edited)

Goddamned Royalty🤘🏽the Book is Solid🍻

@IronFreedom 4 months ago

Damn this interview was over 10 years old...

@frankbijnens929 11 months ago

Gentlemen and a legend! Great book he has written❤!🤘🔥

@borislamar6103 1 month ago

They deserve buy the Shane book called Life? & napalm death.❣️❣️❣️❣️

@handovdoom 11 months ago

Love this man 🙏

@Niallistical 5 months ago (edited)

Napalm had great riffs, and the drum sound on Enslavement is peak. What's funny is all my old friends who were into extreme and hardcore music, back in the day, are all more Prog fans and/or ravers.