American Ripper - Heavy Industries [Official Music Video]

American Ripper - Heavy Industries [Official Music Video]
Heavy Industries is:
Chris Violence - Vocals
Jon Du Bose - Rhythm Guitar / Bass
Jesus Alonzo - Lead Guitar
Gauthier Trumel - Drums
Mixed and Mastered by:
Matheus Manente

Available on: https://distrokid.com/hyperfollow/hea...
iTunes, Apple Music, Spotify, Napster, TikTok, Tidal, Savvn, Pandora, NetEase, KKBox, ClaroMusica, iHeartRadio, Google Play, YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, Deezer, MediaNet, AngHami and Amazon

Big boy 4014 video footage in this music video was provided by these YouTube channels. Like and subscribe to their channels here:
NorfKhazad
   • [4K] Big Boy 4014 & 844 - Rawlins to ...  
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rrphotographer65
   • 4K: Rare 4014 "Big Boy" (Cajon to Bar...  
NS6677
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ShowerThoughts
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Jim Esser
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Tristian Barragan
   • Big Boy No. 4014 - Sanderson, Texas U...  
Fort Wayne Railroad Historical Society
   • How to Wake Up a Steam Locomotive | N...  
Lots of Videos for Kids-Marshall Publishing
   • Steam Trains smoking, hissing, chuggi...  
Island Line Rail Productions
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Fan Railer
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The song American Ripper was originally recorded and released on the Chris Violence album of the same name back in 2014. The album cover for the American Ripper album is a photograph taken February 8th, 2014 from inside the main drive wheels of the 4014 Big Boy with the side connecting drive rods removed when it was on a 24 hour layover in Colton, California on it's way to Cheyenne, Wyoming for restoration, after it had been pulled out of the Fairplex at the RailGiants Train Museum in Pomona, California where it had been stored since 1961. As a child, every summer my family went to the Los Angeles county fair held at the Fairplex and I spent my youth climbing all over the 4014. Back in the 1970's you could climb into the cab and even though you weren't supposed to climb on the engine. I did it anyway. To me, NOTHING represents HEAVY METAL more than the largest steam locomotive ever built and the single heaviest piece of land machinery to move under it's own power. Like me, It is an American Ripper