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Our Favorite Metal Songs: Volume II | Fan Favorites Ep. 37 (Patreon)

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2025-06-01 00:06:54
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This is a banger of a video, y'all! Nothing but great tunes from start to finish. I'm pleased to present a countdown of nine of our favorite metal songs in this Metal May video. I hope you enjoy!

System of a Down - SoilGojira - The Art of DyingSteve Vai - Bad Horsie (Live)Motorhead - OverkillBlack Sabbath - The Mob RulesOpeth - The Lotus EaterBlack Sabbath - Neon KnightsFates Warning - From the RooftopsDeep Purple - Fireball

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Our Favorite Metal Songs: Vol. II | Fan Favorites Episode 37

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Fran B

With so many sub genres of metal this was bound to happen. More than half of these choices I would not consider “metal”. Just my opinion of course but fan voting is what counts on Patreon. I especially loved hearing Fates Warning with our friends Ray Alder and Joey Vera. 💕🤘 Mostly really great songs though so mission accomplished 💕.

Arrow2theACL

Listening to something in Watershed from Opeth again makes it seem to me that Watershed resembles the newest album the most, but a bit more progy.

Berniyh

"It's like punk metal to me". I think you just described nu metal. :)

Adie

This is not really my thing, but there was some great stuff here. I guess it says a lot that my stand out favorite was Fireball (which I loved when it came out!)

Aaron E Austin

I surprised that no one has mentioned the earlier Fates Warning masterpiece A Pleasant Shade of Gray. I would love an entire play through.

Octavio Stenberg

Mario Duplantier is an absolute beast of a drummer and pours so much of himself into his playing. On top of more Gojira in general, I highly, highly recommend checking out some of his drum solos he's posted on his Youtube channel. I think Lotus Eater is probably the best example of what Opeth is capable of condensed down into one song. The studio version of Closure has one of my favorite outros from Opeth but I also love what they did with it for the live performance on Lamentations and I highly recommend checking it out. Lamentations was their first live album release and contains both sets from their performance at Shepherd's Bush in 2003. The first set was a "soft" set where they played all of Damnation as well as Harvest from Blackwater Park. The second set was the "heavy" one of the night containing many of the songs they typically had on their setlist around that time.