Do you know what's sadder? Chuck only started to have more relevance after he passed away, sometimes he was unable to support himself financially through music, at some point he even returned to live with his mother. His friend Steve Giorgio says that there were some cool shows at that time, but also there were some empty shows, Death was really a usual band with usual struggles. Nowadays he is bigger and more relevant than he was in life, basically the Van Gogh of Metal, life sucks.
@Manish Mims He got loads of respect, even in his lifetime he was a legend for sure. Even just the amazing musicians that played for him throughout his career shows that. Those guys wouldn't just play with any random guitarist.
I remember during an interview with Eric Greif some time ago he said Chuck actually did make pretty good money, contrary to popular belief. Owned a nice house, several cars, etc. It wasn't until he got sick and his medical bills started to pile up that he began to struggle.
The world became a little bit more shit when Chuck died. Chuck, Jeff, Dimebag, Randy. Can you imagine the music being played where they are now .People like them never truly die.Their bodies may be gone but their music and spirit will live for ever. RIP.
What you said reminded me of the movie The Sandlot. "The Babe": Remember kid, there's heroes and there's legends: Heroes get remembered, but legends never die."
Death got me into death metal. To the point I've been playing Death songs on a 6 string. I've been playing almost my whole life, and i gotta say Chuck's riffs have been the most inspiring, fun, emotional and thoughtful provoking riffs to learn and play. Im 22, but forever a Death fan boi
Dude, I'm 50 and I'm so glad you vindicate an awesome soul like that and I was listening to him back since 1990 ("Spiritual Healing"! I say this ironically as a guy who got into Christianity recently without going to church. That being said, I'm so glad he called out the bullshit of the church/churches at that time!)
@@OkieDokie-ft5pm im pissed that I wasn't born soon enough to see Death live. I'm a stout non believer, but im not the type to think less of anyone if they do believe. I love how Chuck was almost a prophet of sorts. Songs like 1000 eyes hold up so well! I love that it's not all about the same subject. Timeless music man, I'll be playing Death til I die
@@davef4214 YEAH, I was a lifelong atheist. Yet I have this opinion..... I just don't believe that bad believers are going to heaven and that "good" non-believers are going to hell for not sucking up to the "cross." I appreciate your appreciation because it was cool to be around in those days and I'm so glad that people like you are keeping it alive! I can't believe that Chuck disappeared so early, fellow dude! It was like Rush and Metallica and King Crimson all combined into something at times! We carry the torch for legendary music of all time! ("They just don't make music like this anymore...."*) *That used to be the obvious middle-aged guy comment.... 20 years ago, but things have changed... But when entertainment turns to crap.. I can hear any band or any bootleg I want to without even having to go to a hotel convention like the old days.. so it's better and worser than the old... Like the old adage goes, same shit, different day). **It's so cool that people more than half my age are still digging this legendary band still!! In a way, I'm not surprised because I always knew this stuff was legendarily great but I didn't know how it carry on without the commercial airplay (or underground push of a new band), but it's still living!
@@OkieDokie-ft5pm when my son is old enough, I'm introducing him to this kind of music, but Death specifically. I need to pass the torch down. He loves to watch me play my guitars. I'm a dirty slut for heavy music, and with the internet (as terrible as it can be) I've found some absolutely fucking KILLER bands. With that being said, I agree that no band makes music like Death nowadays. If anything, it's very few and far between. Not that I dont love new stuff because I do but Death just scratches a certain itch for me. It's fucking ferocious in every way heavy music can be. Music apps and the internet have done such an amazing service to music like this. I practically grew up with the internet, video games with awesome taste of music, mp3 and CD players and what not. I've always had this kind of exposure to bands like Death, At The Gates, Bolt Thrower and alot of 90s/00's hardcore. I'll be keeping underground music alive and thriving until I die man. Whether it's supporting every band I can and or finally getting on stage myself with the boys. If you are ever looking for band recs, please ask. I'm more than happy to expose underground bands to people that are interested! Even if they're well known within their respective underground genre. Aside from my wife and son, this shit is my life
The band DEATH is the reason I listen to metal.there will never be a bigger musical influence on my life.i wanna give a shout out to GRUESOME for keeping that torch lit.gotta be the biggest shoes to try to fill.they do a great job.but chuck is the man R.I.P.
4:52 The only time that CC played with Death an Incantation in South America was in Chile. I went to that show!!! One of the best of my life!!!! Nice to hear that that was the night George hanged out with Chuck
The difference between the legacy/respect that people have for Chuck is different than the type that they have for other late musicians is because Chuck's comes from his peers. Other musicians are the ones that hold Chuck in such high regard and have upmost respect for him. He is a legend in his peers' eyes and that means a lot. On the other hand, an other guy with a 'rock god' legend around him is Cliff Burton. But it is different. Cliff's 'legend' comes from the fans...mostly non musicians. Cliff wasn't the legendary bass wizard that so many people hold him up to be. Chuck on the other hand, had his legend, legacy and totally respect placed upon him by people that actually understand what they are talking about. Chuck's writing just made sense. Nearly perfect songs.
I wouldnt say greatest guitar player, there are many that can play circles around him nowadays, but he was an incredible good songconstructor and ahead of his time. Even in his active time he was surrounded by better co guitarists, but he saw the greater sheme in favor of his musicianship. Sorry for my bad english and RIP Chuck!
@@jaketaylor8176 He was also a good Lead Guitarist, not that technical, but highly unique. Even today you can hear his Influence in Modern Metal, but unfortunately he is forgotten by the younger Generation of Metalheads.
He was a cool dude for sure meet him and partied with him a few just when we were starting to get to no each other he was gone I was told and fuckin broke down Rup Chuck
So much fucking respect shown here, made me emotional. I wish i'd lived the Death era i wasn't even born 'til 1999. Chuck Schuldiner is one of the best musicians i've ever heard in my life and it's fucking amazing how his sound and music are one of the most unique things in the whole metal genre and nobody has come close to replicate it. His sound is truly perseverant. Rest in power Chuck, i love you man.
I'm not really into death metal. Some of my friends have been over the years, and I do dig it, but it's not what I normally listen to. I love Sabbath. But I've been reading a lot about this guy, lately. He had a very relatable mentality and was super intelligent and thoughtful in his interviews. I think that probably had a lot to do with why the culture of death metal is so cool. I remember being afraid of the two death metal kids in middle school, but they turned out to be the only two people I had to hang out with for quite a while, and the one dude with the gnarliest shirts was a real sweet kid, and was super mature. I figure he probably ate up Schuldiner interviews back in the day.
Love George’s interview here. The fact that his telling a story about Chuck while Mike IX is playing in the background. This sh*t is epic man. 3 of my favorite frontman in one content.
Chuck was the GODFATHER of death metal. He is still influencing millions of kids today to start up death metal bands. Yeah, Chuck is known for death metal, but when Jason McMaster talked about Chuck liking Dangerous Toys, i was like WTF??? Chuck idolized KISS when he was a teen. That was different, though. Dangerous Toys is hair metal. Kinda hard to imagine Chuck digging them, but Chuck liked Watchtower, which was Jason McMaster's band before Dangerous Toys...This past July, another death metal band lost it's longtime vocalist, as Brett Hoffman of Malevolent Creation passed away from colon cancer. I am bummed over that! Like George Fisher said, we think we will live forever, especially in a death metal band. This was obviously an old interview, as George talked about Hanneman's arm that got fucked up from that spider bite...this was before Jeff died, about five years ago from cirohsis of the liver from drinking too fucking much.
Brian Werner described Chuck and his influence perfectly, all he didnt mention was while he kept changing vocal styles bands all over the world would use the previous style, he is and always will be Death metal, but most of all he was a god of a musician, Legends never die... We love you Chuck.
Im not gunna lie first time me hearing of chuck and this band Death i agree it is sad me and probably millions of other people are just now hearing of this man and his music.. on the contrary i do like metal but im more of a classic rock, blues, oldies, classical music type of listener but i do occasionally listen to metal all types and when i do i always enjoy my listening experience..
Chuck kann man nicht mit Metallica vergleichen. Letztere machen kommerzielle Musik für die Massen - einfach nur langweilig. Chuck hat Metal in Perfektion gemacht - auch heute noch bekomme ich von einigen Songs Gänsehaut.....
True he was growing as a musician, song writer and composer on each album. Was a surprise and treat to witness. I remember getting the news in Dec 2001... I was still in high school and in long hair and tien up jeans with all my metal head friends, the hardest one that never shows emotion started crying first near the water fountain where we hung out. Then we all got the news and it was dead silence with the rest of my and my friends with tears rolling down our faces... I will always get emotional listening to Death or Control Denied
Friends of CHUCK. Same here. I ran with him , Scott CLENDENIN,bass Chris WILLIAMS on drums. We would Create stumble and just have a true and genuine friendship.I miss My guys 😢 There resting now. LOVE you GUY'S. Till I leave this place. R.I.P. ALWAYS REMEMBERED 💯🎶🎶🕸️🕷️✌️😞👍🇺🇸💯%
I have a bootleg from that South America Death concert that Corpsegrinder mentions; it was recorded at Teatro Monumental in Chile. The set list is crazy long; over two hours, I think.
I blame the the hospitals and the people who were going to do the operation they charged so much chuck sold all of his equipment and his family sold everything they had and the insurance and hospital still wanted more money but man the really went to shit when chuck left like the man loved living life so cool and awesome
Anybody know the song playing in the background when George’s interview starts. I know it’s Eyehategod White neighbor towards the end. I’m talking about the beginning. The woman singing that song.
The difference between the legacy/respect that people have for Chuck is different than the type that they have for other late musicians is because Chuck's comes from his peers. Other musicians are the ones that hold Chuck in such high regard and have upmost respect for him. He is a legend in his peers' eyes and that means a lot. On the other hand, an other guy with a 'rock god' legend around him is Cliff Burton. But it is different. Cliff's 'legend' comes from the fans...mostly non musicians. Cliff wasn't the legendary bass wizard that so many people hold him up to be. Chuck on the other hand, had his legend, legacy and totally respect placed upon him by people that actually understand what they are talking about. Chuck's writing just made sense. Nearly perfect songs.
What this just one of many metal heads is infuriated by is how he needed a brain surgery! Insurance blows! I suffered cuz of it but how various claimed,"We're going to help his life saving surgery!" Chuck was, is, always will be such an amazing humble man! I'd gladly give What's left if it'd arise him! A Perfectionist as well as so kind and sweet... Not to mention DEATH metal as is only genre named after this amazing Man! Praise Chuck!
I guess that I'm out of the loop a bit,was never a huge Death fan..but always a metalhead.My friend Joe was into them way back when in the '80's,who no longer knows what metal/punk is anymore,wimp! Whatever..this really blows,thou.Anytime we lose a metal musician it's really a part of metal dying.R.I.P. Chuck! \m/\m/
"He was real, he definitely was not a poser. He can go on stage wearing sandals. That's how anti- poser Chuck was. He could do it, I couldn't. I've seen this, I know this. Pretty funny." -Pat O'Brien
Brian Werner nailed it. Death is one of the best. Still holds up better than most. I want to add that Mitch Lucker was a sad loss as well. Suicide Silence will never be the same.
"I met him the first time I ever met him." George Neckgrinder Fisher
KingWTFuck fucking legend saying that.
It's an avoidance technique in speech . A lot of people hated Chuck. He was notoriously difficult to work with. Still a great man.
You know?...
His neck is so wide
Hey stop booing him he's right
Do you know what's sadder? Chuck only started to have more relevance after he passed away, sometimes he was unable to support himself financially through music, at some point he even returned to live with his mother. His friend Steve Giorgio says that there were some cool shows at that time, but also there were some empty shows, Death was really a usual band with usual struggles. Nowadays he is bigger and more relevant than he was in life, basically the Van Gogh of Metal, life sucks.
The last half of the 90's sucked for him a lot.
Life sucks really
This is really sad to hear. I think he's the greatest who ever lived and I just wish I could have been around for it back then.
@Manish Mims He got loads of respect, even in his lifetime he was a legend for sure. Even just the amazing musicians that played for him throughout his career shows that. Those guys wouldn't just play with any random guitarist.
I remember during an interview with Eric Greif some time ago he said Chuck actually did make pretty good money, contrary to popular belief. Owned a nice house, several cars, etc. It wasn't until he got sick and his medical bills started to pile up that he began to struggle.
George sounded like he started to choke up. May Chucks soul rest in peace.
Noah Brown o
Deep words
Noah Brown with a neck that thick? Impossible.
@@humncd- I think I smell a winner
I never thought that Corpsegrinder is such a death fangirl.
Sprengologist all while wearing a Hatebreed shirt. Fuckin awesome man
I am death fangirl also. And I'm a boi.
Im a death fanboy but im a girl
All death metal fans are Death fanboys. Are you kidding me you fetus?!
He actually got his name by death song corpsegrinder
The world became a little bit more shit when Chuck died. Chuck, Jeff, Dimebag, Randy. Can you imagine the music being played where they are now .People like them never truly die.Their bodies may be gone but their music and spirit will live for ever. RIP.
Cliff aswell.
+D Toohey and Lemmy aswell
And Dio
What you said reminded me of the movie The Sandlot. "The Babe": Remember kid, there's heroes and there's legends: Heroes get remembered, but legends never die."
I love Death and Chuck but Dimebag and Pantera wasn't terrible.
George had a hard time talking about him :( You can tell he really admired Chuck.
It really sucks that Chuck is gone. He had so much music left in him.
The sound of perseverance!
Andre Richard well voice of the soul but whateves
Tard Guard yeah its in that album
@@tardguard7647 maybe you are just the tard and not the guard haha jk?
Death got me into death metal. To the point I've been playing Death songs on a 6 string. I've been playing almost my whole life, and i gotta say Chuck's riffs have been the most inspiring, fun, emotional and thoughtful provoking riffs to learn and play. Im 22, but forever a Death fan boi
Same
Dude, I'm 50 and I'm so glad you vindicate an awesome soul like that and I was listening to him back since 1990 ("Spiritual Healing"! I say this ironically as a guy who got into Christianity recently without going to church. That being said, I'm so glad he called out the bullshit of the church/churches at that time!)
@@OkieDokie-ft5pm im pissed that I wasn't born soon enough to see Death live. I'm a stout non believer, but im not the type to think less of anyone if they do believe. I love how Chuck was almost a prophet of sorts. Songs like 1000 eyes hold up so well! I love that it's not all about the same subject. Timeless music man, I'll be playing Death til I die
@@davef4214 YEAH, I was a lifelong atheist. Yet I have this opinion..... I just don't believe that bad believers are going to heaven and that "good" non-believers are going to hell for not sucking up to the "cross."
I appreciate your appreciation because it was cool to be around in those days and I'm so glad that people like you are keeping it alive! I can't believe that Chuck disappeared so early, fellow dude! It was like Rush and Metallica and King Crimson all combined into something at times!
We carry the torch for legendary music of all time! ("They just don't make music like this anymore...."*)
*That used to be the obvious middle-aged guy comment.... 20 years ago, but things have changed... But when entertainment turns to crap.. I can hear any band or any bootleg I want to without even having to go to a hotel convention like the old days.. so it's better and worser than the old... Like the old adage goes, same shit, different day).
**It's so cool that people more than half my age are still digging this legendary band still!! In a way, I'm not surprised because I always knew this stuff was legendarily great but I didn't know how it carry on without the commercial airplay (or underground push of a new band), but it's still living!
@@OkieDokie-ft5pm when my son is old enough, I'm introducing him to this kind of music, but Death specifically. I need to pass the torch down. He loves to watch me play my guitars. I'm a dirty slut for heavy music, and with the internet (as terrible as it can be) I've found some absolutely fucking KILLER bands. With that being said, I agree that no band makes music like Death nowadays. If anything, it's very few and far between. Not that I dont love new stuff because I do but Death just scratches a certain itch for me. It's fucking ferocious in every way heavy music can be.
Music apps and the internet have done such an amazing service to music like this. I practically grew up with the internet, video games with awesome taste of music, mp3 and CD players and what not. I've always had this kind of exposure to bands like Death, At The Gates, Bolt Thrower and alot of 90s/00's hardcore.
I'll be keeping underground music alive and thriving until I die man. Whether it's supporting every band I can and or finally getting on stage myself with the boys.
If you are ever looking for band recs, please ask. I'm more than happy to expose underground bands to people that are interested! Even if they're well known within their respective underground genre. Aside from my wife and son, this shit is my life
And he mentioned Jeff from slayer. Little did he know he would die soon aswell :(
Yes... Praise be to SLAYURGH
Holy shit jeff died less than 2 months after this😥
"I met him...the first time I ever met him."
George is one of the coolest dudes in death metal.. awesome awesome guy.. RIP Chuck..
That's what I hear about him
Saw Chuck & Death play early in 1990 when they were touring for Spiritual Healing. KILLER show.
scrolling through the comments 50% of them are about georges neck.
🤣
You know
😂😂
The other 50% are his actual neck
The band DEATH is the reason I listen to metal.there will never be a bigger musical influence on my life.i wanna give a shout out to GRUESOME for keeping that torch lit.gotta be the biggest shoes to try to fill.they do a great job.but chuck is the man
R.I.P.
I don't really know a lot about his music, but from everything I've seen or read about Chuck, he seemed like a genuinely good person.
He was. You should check out Death and Control Denied. You're missing out if you like good metal.
4:52 The only time that CC played with Death an Incantation in South America was in Chile. I went to that show!!! One of the best of my life!!!! Nice to hear that that was the night George hanged out with Chuck
I'm just now getting into this band so sad we lost a legend so young
Some people sold their souls for rock and roll but fisher sold his neck for death metal
That was a good one.
demonocus metalocus Corey clearly did the same thing, it all makes sense now
TheFapFactory Corey Taylor sold his neck for nu metal, not death metal
He sold his neck? I don't know man. I think he got it enlarged for death metal.
@@donaldwestfall6143 I guess an enlarged neck is better than an enlarged prostate
RIP, Chuck Sculdiner. Long Live The Legacy.
The difference between the legacy/respect that people have for Chuck is different than the type that they have for other late musicians is because Chuck's comes from his peers. Other musicians are the ones that hold Chuck in such high regard and have upmost respect for him. He is a legend in his peers' eyes and that means a lot. On the other hand, an other guy with a 'rock god' legend around him is Cliff Burton. But it is different. Cliff's 'legend' comes from the fans...mostly non musicians. Cliff wasn't the legendary bass wizard that so many people hold him up to be. Chuck on the other hand, had his legend, legacy and totally respect placed upon him by people that actually understand what they are talking about. Chuck's writing just made sense. Nearly perfect songs.
Hearing Eyehategod play in the background while Corpsegrinder was talking made me fangirl like crazy
Do you know what song it is?
Holy shit! Fucking Eyehategod man. I’m fangirling myself
Damn Eyehategod in the background
"Drink from the Goblet, the Goblet of Gore!!!!" RIP Chuck!!!!
Taste the zombie's drug, now you want more!!
Drifting from the living, Joining with the dead!!
Zombie DWELLING MAGGOTS NOW INFEATST YOUR HEEEEAAAAD
ZOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMBIE RIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIITUAAAAAAAAAL!
Well all of you are cool dude!those lines are the reason i loved Death band.Chuck may rest in peace.
I’m 22 and I understand that Chuck Schuldiner is the greatest guitar player of all time
Agreed
I wouldnt say greatest guitar player, there are many that can play circles around him nowadays, but he was an incredible good songconstructor and ahead of his time. Even in his active time he was surrounded by better co guitarists, but he saw the greater sheme in favor of his musicianship. Sorry for my bad english and RIP Chuck!
@@Machenistwell put. He was an incredibly talented rhythm guitarist who had AMAZING songwriting skills.
@@jaketaylor8176 He was also a good Lead Guitarist, not that technical, but highly unique. Even today you can hear his Influence in Modern Metal, but unfortunately he is forgotten by the younger Generation of Metalheads.
Great but not the greatest
You’d never think George plays such gruesome music, I love him, such a good dude. All these guys
its treally sad that i never even heard his name until after he passed. seemed like a really great guy. rip
Can't say Cannibal Corpse and not mention George's neck.
What neck?
Lmao I was going to say neckgrinder should be his new name instead of corpsegrinder. Beat me to it!
Canneckal Corpse!
Rest in power Chuck. We love you.
Man it’s sad chuck left this world I would’ve liked to meet him
He was a cool dude for sure meet him and partied with him a few just when we were starting to get to no each other he was gone I was told and fuckin broke down Rup Chuck
R.I.P. Chuck as you were special to many people and mostly us metal heads!
Tears in My Eyes,love chuck so much...
I am not dead in the inside. I'm chilling in a grave.
Jason Smith ass dime’s chilling with him playing killer leads over his riffs
@@Ae0liann i would like to see that duo
@Chuck Schuldiner I thought you were cremated
He's commenting from the death metal heavens
So much fucking respect shown here, made me emotional. I wish i'd lived the Death era i wasn't even born 'til 1999. Chuck Schuldiner is one of the best musicians i've ever heard in my life and it's fucking amazing how his sound and music are one of the most unique things in the whole metal genre and nobody has come close to replicate it. His sound is truly perseverant. Rest in power Chuck, i love you man.
Happy Birthday to the Legendary Chuck Schuldiner!!
"ya know" - George corpsegrinder Fisher
"ya know" Chuck Schuldiner
Cool hearing corpse grinder talk so highly about some of the metal gods. Especially my two personal faves Chuck and Dio! Love the metal community!
chuck was a Mozart and BACH!
when I hear symbolic I think.this is how bach and Mozart would of sounded if they did metal.
Pestilence
Monstrosity
Death
I hope I see this line up when I die.
I saw pestilence obituary and death....consuming...cause of death and spiritual. ...
I'm not really into death metal. Some of my friends have been over the years, and I do dig it, but it's not what I normally listen to. I love Sabbath. But I've been reading a lot about this guy, lately. He had a very relatable mentality and was super intelligent and thoughtful in his interviews. I think that probably had a lot to do with why the culture of death metal is so cool. I remember being afraid of the two death metal kids in middle school, but they turned out to be the only two people I had to hang out with for quite a while, and the one dude with the gnarliest shirts was a real sweet kid, and was super mature. I figure he probably ate up Schuldiner interviews back in the day.
That neck!
+branimir sremec What neck?
+Spectans1 George :D
Idk I just feel so privileged just to have walked the earth at the same time this perfect human being did 😥. R.I.P chuck.
love Eyehategod playing in the background during Corpsegrinder's interview
Tears forming as I watch this..
That face at 3:52
"I met him...I met him the first time I ever met him"
Badass to see Corpsegrinder rockin a hatebreed shirt.
Love George’s interview here. The fact that his telling a story about Chuck while Mike IX is playing in the background. This sh*t is epic man. 3 of my favorite frontman in one content.
Is Corpsegrinders neck growing bigger !
haha, the biggest neck in the world!
Corpsegrinder's neck is always growing bigger
Chuck was the GODFATHER of death metal. He is still influencing millions of kids today to start up death metal bands. Yeah, Chuck is known for death metal, but when Jason McMaster talked about Chuck liking Dangerous Toys, i was like WTF??? Chuck idolized KISS when he was a teen. That was different, though. Dangerous Toys is hair metal. Kinda hard to imagine Chuck digging them, but Chuck liked Watchtower, which was Jason McMaster's band before Dangerous Toys...This past July, another death metal band lost it's longtime vocalist, as Brett Hoffman of Malevolent Creation passed away from colon cancer. I am bummed over that! Like George Fisher said, we think we will live forever, especially in a death metal band. This was obviously an old interview, as George talked about Hanneman's arm that got fucked up from that spider bite...this was before Jeff died, about five years ago from cirohsis of the liver from drinking too fucking much.
No worries guy's.
Death and chuck are really known among metal fans in Morocco.
I first knew him in 2003 and since then I listen to them.
I was the drum tech on the Europe Sound Of Perseverance Tour and Chuck was the nicest guy ever 🤘🤘🤘 and the band were awesome too 🤘
Brian Werner described Chuck and his influence perfectly, all he didnt mention was while he kept changing vocal styles bands all over the world would use the previous style, he is and always will be Death metal, but most of all he was a god of a musician, Legends never die... We love you Chuck.
Watchtower is a very underrated band
Lot of respect Chuch Schuldiner\m/
Im not gunna lie first time me hearing of chuck and this band Death i agree it is sad me and probably millions of other people are just now hearing of this man and his music.. on the contrary i do like metal but im more of a classic rock, blues, oldies, classical music type of listener but i do occasionally listen to metal all types and when i do i always enjoy my listening experience..
"you know"
"Jeff hanneman's arm's fucked up."
Bummer. That situation ended pretty fucking terrible also.
R.i.p chuck and Jeff and dave brockie.
Rip Legend🤘
every album chuck made was amazing. he never pulled a metallica. sorry to those who loved Load and reload
robert henderson St. anger is worse than load and reload 😂
Chuck kann man nicht mit Metallica vergleichen. Letztere machen kommerzielle Musik für die Massen - einfach nur langweilig. Chuck hat Metal in Perfektion gemacht - auch heute noch bekomme ich von einigen Songs Gänsehaut.....
I know, I'd take Load and Reload over that album any day!
Never apologize to posers
True he was growing as a musician, song writer and composer on each album. Was a surprise and treat to witness. I remember getting the news in Dec 2001... I was still in high school and in long hair and tien up jeans with all my metal head friends, the hardest one that never shows emotion started crying first near the water fountain where we hung out. Then we all got the news and it was dead silence with the rest of my and my friends with tears rolling down our faces... I will always get emotional listening to Death or Control Denied
Fucken' spot on words, Brian.
Watchtower is such a great band, their first two releases are classics!
R. I. P Chuck Schuldiner
Reaching into the dark! retrieving light! 🤘
Friends of CHUCK. Same here.
I ran with him , Scott CLENDENIN,bass
Chris WILLIAMS on drums. We would
Create stumble and just have a true and genuine friendship.I miss My guys 😢
There resting now.
LOVE you GUY'S. Till I leave this place.
R.I.P. ALWAYS REMEMBERED
💯🎶🎶🕸️🕷️✌️😞👍🇺🇸💯%
I have a bootleg from that South America Death concert that Corpsegrinder mentions; it was recorded at Teatro Monumental in Chile. The set list is crazy long; over two hours, I think.
Miss Chuck... RIP
The neck on George Fisher!!
he could work as a crash test dummy. the only guy built truly for head banging
he is the Tom platz of neck
Lenny is the Tom Platz of abs...it's piss
lmfao dude! epic!!
What neck? He looks like a thumb with a ponytail..
I blame the the hospitals and the people who were going to do the operation they charged so much chuck sold all of his equipment and his family sold everything they had and the insurance and hospital still wanted more money but man the really went to shit when chuck left like the man loved living life so cool and awesome
Chuck ...... RIP
Godfather of Death Metal.
“Jeff Hanneman’s arm’s fucked up.” Oh George. The future has some bad news about Jeff. RIP
I knew this was old, Jeff hannamen hadn't passed away yet. George was right, we have lost a lot of awesome people from metal bands.
Yes... Praise be to SLAYURGH
The torch has pass to Contrarian to take this genre to the next level.
Necrophagist did a good job, Epitaph is lawered with Death, Carcass and Yngwiet Malmsteen
Anybody know the song playing in the background when George’s interview starts. I know it’s Eyehategod White neighbor towards the end. I’m talking about the beginning. The woman singing that song.
what song/band is that playing in the background? 6:56
White neighbor by eyehategod
"Jeff hanemans arms fked up." That was an understatement. R I P to all the lost metal Gods
to think that george talked about jeffs arm before him passing out by it is so sad
Rest in peace
I love how EYEHATEGOD is playing on stage and Corpsegrinder is speaking at the same time haha
what a guy
7:28 rip Jeff
Watchtower, another iconic band.
Eyehategod playing in the back with Corpsegrinder 🔥. Also does anyone know what band shirt is Jason wearing?
The difference between the legacy/respect that people have for Chuck is different than the type that they have for other late musicians is because Chuck's comes from his peers. Other musicians are the ones that hold Chuck in such high regard and have upmost respect for him. He is a legend in his peers' eyes and that means a lot. On the other hand, an other guy with a 'rock god' legend around him is Cliff Burton. But it is different. Cliff's 'legend' comes from the fans...mostly non musicians. Cliff wasn't the legendary bass wizard that so many people hold him up to be. Chuck on the other hand, had his legend, legacy and totally respect placed upon him by people that actually understand what they are talking about. Chuck's writing just made sense. Nearly perfect songs.
Anybody know the song name playing in the background from 3:50 - 4:20 -ish ???
Sounds like Hemlock No Money No Love
RIP Hanneman!
I love how Eyehategod is playing in the background while George is talking.
Song?
Weird said but true - Death gives Life to me as it always did....
That’s Eyehategod playing live in the background during the corpsegrinder interview.
do you know the song at 6:28?
I would.likento think that, somewhere in the cosmos, in this life or the next, that Chuck and Cliff are jamming
It's crazy how Corpse grinder was talking about how Jeff's arm is messed up, Life was better when Jeff was still alive.
Chuck is inmortal
What this just one of many metal heads is infuriated by is how he needed a brain surgery! Insurance blows! I suffered cuz of it but how various claimed,"We're going to help his life saving surgery!" Chuck was, is, always will be such an amazing humble man! I'd gladly give What's left if it'd arise him! A Perfectionist as well as so kind and sweet... Not to mention DEATH metal as is only genre named after this amazing Man! Praise Chuck!
Chuck is the absolute King of Death Metal...and tech death....and progressive death. An absolute legend, and pioneer. RiP 🙏
is that Eyehategod playing a set during the Corpsegrinder interview?
I guess that I'm out of the loop a bit,was never a huge Death fan..but always a metalhead.My friend Joe was into them way back when in the '80's,who no longer knows what metal/punk is anymore,wimp! Whatever..this really blows,thou.Anytime we lose a metal musician it's really a part of metal dying.R.I.P. Chuck! \m/\m/
"He was real, he definitely was not a poser. He can go on stage wearing sandals. That's how anti- poser Chuck was. He could do it, I couldn't. I've seen this, I know this. Pretty funny." -Pat O'Brien
With fucking sandals? BRUTAL!
@@BegetterVIIEVEN Yeah thats Metal give a fuck what others think
Weedeater playing in the background behind corpsegrinder
Eyehategod in the background
Brian Werner nailed it. Death is one of the best. Still holds up better than most. I want to add that Mitch Lucker was a sad loss as well. Suicide Silence will never be the same.
what song is playing at 6:28?
Sounds like Hemlock No Money No Love
@@THRASHMETALFUNRIFFS oh I found it. It's called white neighbor by eyehategod. 👍but Thank you
@@smileforthesun Oh cool man! They're some good stoner/doooom! Check out my playlists
EyeHateGod playing in the background hell yes
EYEHATEGOD \ m /