Daron Malakian On Metal Pt. 1

Описание: Composer, guitarist, vocalist, and record producer Daron Malakian, a founding member of System of a Down, returns to Tetragrammaton to reflect on his lifelong relationship with heavy metal. Using music as a guide to discuss how different styles, sounds, and eras shaped his identity as an artist, he talks through what he listens for in metal, including riffs, mood, aggression, and atmosphere, and how those elements influenced his own songwriting and creative direction.

00:00:00 Daron Malakian
00:00:24 Proto-Metal Before the Genre Existed
00:03:00 Psychedelic, Blues, and Early Heaviness
00:05:00 Why Black Sabbath Defined Metal
00:07:30 Riffs, Doom, and the Birth of Metal Feeling
00:10:00 Naming Heavy Metal
00:12:30 Aggression vs Swing in Early Metal
00:15:30 Experimentation Inside Black Sabbath
00:16:17 Squarespace
00:17:45 Unsung Heavy Bands of the Early 70s
00:20:00 Deep Purple, Vocals, and Double Bass
00:22:00 Dio, Gillan, and Vocal Mythology
00:24:00 Geography Shapes Heavy Sounds
00:25:30 Image, Shock, and Kiss
00:27:40 New Wave of British Heavy Metal Begins
00:30:00 UFO, Scorpions, and Global Metal
00:33:30 Thin Lizzy and Dual Guitar Harmony
00:35:30 Judas Priest, Leather, and Metal Aesthetics
00:38:25 LMNT Electrolytes
00:40:10 Discovering Metal as a Child
00:42:00 Satanic Panic and Theatrical Darkness
00:44:20 Early Iron Maiden and the Gallop
00:48:30 Complexity, Length, and Musical Discipline
00:51:50 Punk, Speed, and Metal Collide
00:54:00 Diamond Head and Thrash Foundations
00:56:20 Guitar Heroes Redefine Technique
00:58:30 Drumming Gets Faster and Tighter
01:01:10 Athletic Nicotine
01:02:50 Growing Up Outside the Metal Scene
01:05:10 Metal as First Musical Identity
01:08:00 Merciful Fate and Early Extreme Metal
01:12:30 Darkness, Myth, and Storytelling
01:16:30 Metal’s Emotional Power
01:20:30 Influence on Daron’s Own Music
01:25:00 Evolution vs Imitation
01:30:00 Metal as Lifelong Language
01:36:00 Legacy of Heavy Metal