מת על מטאל 631 - נפרדים מבצפר (תוכנית אחרונה לעונה!)

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Why did Avital Tamir hate Bet Sefer's iconic album Down Low for nearly 20 years before finally making peace with it?

This episode of Met Al Metal is dedicated to the Israeli metal band Bet Sefer, marking their 25th anniversary and a farewell show. Hosts are joined by two former Bet Sefer vocalists: Avital Tamir, the original singer, and Aaron Ragoza, who later replaced him. The conversation opens with reflections on Bet Sefer's debut album Down Low, released in the early 2000s. Avital admits he hated the album for nearly 20 years, finding it boring, but has since come to appreciate its creativity. Aaron shares his experience growing up with the band and eventually becoming their singer. They discuss Bet Sefer's signing to Roadrunner Records, a major metal label, and the impact of their music video for Terli Grave, which aired on MTV. Avital describes the arduous process of filming a stop-motion clip for The Devil Went Down to the Holy Land, where he was injured during a two-second scene. The episode covers Avital's departure from Bet Sefer to focus on his Americana/jazz project Ossog, and Aaron's role in the metal band Shredded. Details are given about upcoming shows: Bet Sefer's farewell on July 28th, Ossog's performance on August 19th, and Shredded's show on August 24th in Reading. A significant portion involves a trivia game where hosts ask questions about Bet Sefer lyrics, such as identifying songs that don't start with a shout or counting tracks on albums. The game includes humorous segments like rapid-fire questions comparing metal bands and guessing song snippets. The episode concludes with announcements about the podcast's break and a cover song recorded by the guests.

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