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ANVIL, Former BLACK SABATH, PANTERA Members Discuss Stage Diving On 'Extreme Metal Television'

August 20, 2012

The latest episode of "Extreme Metal Television" takes an in-depth look at stage diving and includes interviews and commentary from Rex Brown (PANTERA, DOWN, KILL DEVIL HILL),Vinny Appice (BLACK SABBATH, HEAVEN & HELL, DIO, KILL DEVIL HILL),as well as members of SKELETONWITCH, ANVIL, BARN BURNER and STRIKER.

In light of LAMB OF GOD singer Randy Blythe's recent arrest, musicians, promoters, and venue owners give their polarizing opinions on stage diving. The segment raises some interesting questions.

The full episode, which also includes interviews with North Carolina's WRETCHED and Canada's WORLD CLASS WHITE TRASH, can be seen below.

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