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What this guy is suggesting is that some centralized center for "objective" searching will somehow make the internet better. Not convinced.

It would only stand to reason that the scumbags and sociapaths that currently run our other criminal organizion (ie- the government) will then move on to c...

Stef, your videos keep getting better. A fantastic job on this one.

@frionelhero It wasn't always like this. Our current "system" has been in place since the 1930's. It's seems as if there's no end and it is all futile, but it's really not. The Dark Ages didn't last forever, and neither will this current malaise we suffer under.

Rothbard's work happens to be the...

This is amazing. Both of these bands are legends, and the historical significance of this recording is self evident. Thanks so much for uploading this! :-)

This is good, but Rasputina slays these guys!

@hlwn469 Yeah, their debut was an absolute classic! Long live the Church!!

I've always hated this song, and now I know why. This is the pace the song should have been. The original and slow "chugga-chugga-chugga" guitar riffs on this tune made Green Day sound like Dream Theater. This version has some "kick" to it. Good stuff!

He altered the melody a little bit, but it's not that bad. Ray Alder from Fates Warning in the early days would have done justice to this song.

Man, this has to be the fastest song ever (the original, anyway)

Bush does this song really great live. I think Anthrax tried too hard with this one to make up for the crap production on State of Euphoria (which sounds like it was recorded in a giant tin can). As for the studio version, I like Joey's interpretation of this song better.

@hulltroy Or, if Rothbard is something you would prefer not to read, then Stefan does an admirable job giving this theoretical framework here: search youtube for "Stefbot Beautiful Freedom"

The answer may shock you: "It really doesn't matter how this would be addressed. It only matters that the ...

I was a fan from the Joey years, but even I have to admit that Sound of White Noise (and this song) are both monsters in the metal world. Anthrax gave everyone a needed dose of reality back in 1993 when the world was worshipping 3-chord alternative nonsense.

"Only" was also the last true metal s...

Hallowed sounds. This rules! You can hear some of the NWOBHM influence on Anthrax but they distinctly have an edge which separates them from Angel Witch, Diamond Head, and obviously Maiden.

@ConsumedByDrums Yes. "King Size" and "Riding Shotgun" from Stomp 442 (1995) and "Piss & Vinegar" (I believe) from Volume 8 (1998).

"This is more difficult than actually playing"

hahahaha! That was f*cking awesome!

Catchy tune! I actually like it! :-)

I like the original better :-/

This is one of the earliest recordings of Fates Warning in 1983, a time when Maiden were untouchable. However, Fates Warning's material from 1985 - 1989 crapped on Maiden's from a mile high. As you follow their progression from "Buried Alive" to "Epitaph" to "The Sorceress" to "Anarchy Divine" to...

@bkkillumutaphukkas I'm a metalhead too and this song is absolutely fantastic!

This era of Fates DEFINED heavy. "Anarchy Divine" is one of my all-time favorites from the band, and features Matheos & Aresti's most death-from-the-skies lead & riff work.

They've changed quite a bit since this album, but the memories of the No Exit era still hold dear :-)

Warrant was at their peak in 1992. Dog Eat Dog was the best thing they ever recorded. They went pretty much downhill from here.

@DaBearsManiac ... actually, Thriller was 1983, so I don't know if that was the reason.

From 47:00 to the 53:00 mark was a classic! Dr. Paul nailed Dr. Bivens on his ineptitude and made him his bitch. Wow! Not only did the Fed not predict what was coming, but they didn't even recognize the mess while we were in the throes of it.

Way to go, Dr. Paul! :-)

There's an old saying: "professionals communicate with questions; amateurs communicate with statements". I like the fact that Stef is suggesting that we act as professionals and engage each statist as such; the more "statements" that the other side gives, the more "amatuer-like" they realize thei...

Martha has such class, and amazing poise for someone so young (I think she was 22 years old in this clip). It's wonderful to see people with such heart and passion for what they were doing back then, today's MTV a mere ghost of what it was when it started.

As far as VJ's go from MTV's heyday, M...

This IS a great tune. Poison's best stuff was always their unknown/underrated blues-esque tunes.

I love their bluesy stuff from the early days: "Raw Deal", "Killing Machine", "Cheater", even "Island of Domination".

Priest's lesser known tunes always have a indescribable essence to them that far outweighed any of the "well known" tracks.

@82Bdog - I have read them both. Dr. Graham does not address Professor Grossman's findings, therefore, he does not "debunk" them. Please send me the peer reviewed literature that debunks the Law of Adaptive Secretion of Enzymes.

Also, Campbell's The China Study, which is not written from a raw ...

Great video and message!

At 6:00, that had to be the Logan's Run clip of the Capitol building, covered in vines/jungle overgrowth. An apt metaphor, to say the least ;-)

Nice work!

The coolest riff that Metallica never did.

Great tune! This sounds like a song from one of those 80's fighter pilot movies. Iron Eagle, maybe? I know it's not on the Top Gun soundtrack.

Love this song! One of the most underrated Journey tracks, ever! :-)