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Classic Metal Class
About Classic Metal Class
About The Class
About Scott Tarulli
About Greg Sadler
Participating In Class Sessions
The Schedule Of Upcoming Sessions
The Zoom Link To Join The Sessions
Videorecordings of Previous Class Sessions
Video Of Session 1 - Early Heavy Metal (1970-1974)
Video Of Session 2 - The Black Sabbath-Deep Purple Nexus
Video Of Session 3 - Metaphysical Identity of Bands in Changes
Video Of Session 4 - Mimesis, Metal, and Tribute Bands
Video Of Session 5 - Mid-Late 1970s British Heavy Metal
Video Of Session 6 - Ethics of Metal Bands Post-Farewell Tours
Video Of Session 7 - The New Wave of British Heavy Metal
Video Of Session 8 - American Metal in the 1970s
Video Of Session 9 - The Sunset Strip and the L.A. Connection
Video Of Session 11 - What Makes "Best Albums" The Best?
Video Of Session 13 - Heavy Metal Video Pre-MTV
Video Of Session 14 - Meta-Metal Songs and Metal Identity
Video Of Session 15 - Metal Covers of Non-Metal Songs
Video Of Session 16 - Judas Priest & KK's Priest - Ethical Issues
Video Of Session 17 - From Spinal Tap to Steel Panther (& beyond): Parody in Heavy Metal
Video Of Session 18 - Heavy Metal Power Ballads
Video Of Session 19 - Recent Albums By Classic Metal Bands
Video Of Session 20 - Who Count As "Original" Band Members?
Video Of Session 21 - Rebellion as a Theme in Heavy Metal
Video Of Session 23 - What Makes Guitar Solos In Metal Songs Great?
Video Of Session 24 - Interview With Cenydd Blackwell About The New Wave Of Heavy Metal
Video Of Session 25 - Heavy Metal In Japan In the 1970s-80s
Suggested Discographies From Sessions (more coming soon)
Session 1 Discography - Early Heavy Metal
Session 7 Discography - The NWOBHM
Session 21 Discography - Rebellion
Session 25 Discography - Japanese Metal
Handouts From Class Sessions (more coming soon)
1970 - A Massive Origin Year For Heavy Metal
The Black Sabbath-Deep Purple Nexus Of Bands and Artists
Video Of Session 16 - Judas Priest & KK's Priest - Ethical Issues
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