My Favorite Death Metal Albums in this video: Death- Scream Bloody Gore (1987) Cannibal Corpse- The Bleeding (1994) Morbid Angel- Altars of Madness (1989) Obituary- Cause of Death (1990) Bolt Thrower- War Master (1991) Carcass- Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious (1991) Entombed- Left Hand Path (1990) Autopsy- Mental Funeral (1991) Suffocation- Effigy of the Forgotten (1991) Gorguts- Considered Dead (1991); The Erosion of Sanity (1993) Deicide- Deicide (1990) My Recommendations: Dismember- Like an Everflowing Stream (1991) Monstrosity- Imperial Doom (1992); Millennium (1996) Bolt Thrower- In Battle, There Is No Law! Grave- Into the Grave (1991) Asphyx- The Rack (1990) Malevolent Creation- The Ten Commandments (1991); Retribution (1992) Morbid Angel- Blessed Are the Sick (1991); Covenant (1993) Death- Spiritual Healing (1990); Human (1991) Benediction- Subconscious Terror (1990) Napalm Death- Harmony Corruption (1990) Cadaver- Hallucinating Anxiety (1990; In Pains (1992) Seance- Fornever Laid to Rest (1993) Purtenance- Member of Immortal Damnation (1993) Demigod- Slumber of Sullen Eyes (1992)
Nice to see a new video, welcome back! Some other late 80s/early 90s recommendations: Benediction - Subconscious Terror 1990, Grand Leveller 1991 Pestilence - Consuming Impulse 1989, Testimony of the Ancients 1991 Therion - Of Darkness 1991 Desecrator - Subconscious Release 1991 Morgoth - Cursed 1991 Death - Leprosy 1988, Spiritual Healing 1990, Human 1991 Bolt Thrower - In Battle There Is No Law 1988, Realm of Chaos 1989 Mortification - S/T 1991 Atheist - Piece of Time 1989, Unquestionable Presence 1991 Master - S/T 1990 I know this is more deathrash, but... Sepultura - Beneath the Remains 1989, Arise 1991 The list goes on, but I think Sepultura is also a good start.
I remember hearing Dead by Dawn for the first time and the chorus is absolutely terrifying to hear with Glen's vocal delivery. Its still my favorite Deicide song to this day. Great list dude! I would recommend Asphyx to the list as well.
My gate way into death metal was Cannibal Corpse and Eaten Back to Life. But i didnt here it till like 96. I was 16 at the time and it warped my fragile little mind! Been a huge death metal fan ever since.
my favorite Death Metal Bands Grave - You'll Never see Morbid Angel - Gateways to Annihilation Obituary - Cause of Death Cannibal Corpse - Torture Asphyx - Last One on Earth Deicide - Once upon the Cross Death - Leprosy
Awesome list of classics... I would add: At The Gates - slaugher of the soul Massacre - from beyond Nocturnus - The Key Desecrator - subconscious release
As a Dane, I almost always reccomend Undergang, sick and Heavy yet quite easily digestible (to me at least, my musical tasebuds have just like everyone here been destroyed haha). And since they are locals people get the opportunity to catch Them live
My intro to death metal. Around 92, 93ish. Death - spiritual healing,, Entombed - left hand path. Bolt thrower - cenotaph was only song I remember hearing from them. Next Obituary, Cancer, Brutality...was hooked. I'm still exploring the old - school! Great thing about this music 🤘
Nice to see a new video, been following your recomendations for years, you introduce me to a lot of new bands, lot of new releases going on this year, hope to see you here soon.
None so vile by cryptopsy will always be up there with one of my favourite death metal albums and I hugely recommend for people wanting to hear more brutal death metal
Just quality here. For me Pestilence - Malleus Maleficarum and Consuming Impulse, Atheist - Piece Of Time and At The Gates - Gardens Of Grief, are releases that I would add to your list here. Plus many more. Cheers.
Nothing new to me here but all the releases you showed are essential stuff for sure! Great list! Autopsy and Gorguts are two of my favorite bands ever in any genre! Diecide once upon a cross and Obituary cause of death was my entry pointsinto death metal. I initially thought Deicide was so over the top it was funny but it grew on me and I eventually just loved the album and was playing it more then the punk I was into at the time.
Great video and all great albums. A couple albums that I would include is Incantation Onward to Golgatha and Immolation Dawn of Possession.actually Incantations first couple albums. But still great video man\m/
For trying to ease people in, I like Spiritual Healing, Those Once Loyal, Slaughter of the Soul, and Unhallowed by TBDM. But your list got all the real deal classics, and a good spread of styles. Great shit as always.
Thanks! I’ve listened to blackmetal and a little thrash for a while now bcs of my bestie but this is super helpful to get into death metal. Love this chanbel.💅🌸🍓
An album that will never cease to draw non-death metal fans and non-metal fans in with its unbridled catchiness is Swarm! by Torture Killer. That is always the first example that pops into my mind when thinking about death metal albums to bring listeners in. It may be nauseatingly trendy to dismiss Chris Barnes's entire existence. But, hey! Metal isn't supposed to be about trends. It's supposed to be a haven for independent thought, or so I always thought. If people would actually explore Barnes's career, they would realize the absolute gems within it. I would even argue that a mid-period Six Feet Under album such as 13 is their best work. Although the band was mentioned near the end of the video, I would also immediately recommend Deicide - Serpents of the Light. Again, catchiness galore. The lyrics have massive intelligibility, are well-written and even humorous at times, the vocal patterns are infectious, the riffs are instantly memorable, ah! What an album! The last album I will mention is Acheron - Anti-god, Anti-christ. This is a perfect example of quality over quantity considering its length. Every section of every song is instantly memorable, though the Peter H. Gilmore intros in between songs may prompt listeners to reach for the Skip button out of disinterest. Nevertheless, it is a masterpiece of mid '90s death metal with the catchiness of first wave black metal. I often wonder if I have a bias towards those albums since I heard them so early on in my death metal "journey" and I had such fresh ears, but in a sense, it makes them that much more justifiable as picks since they attracted me so much when I was young and not fully of the massive scope of death metal.
Napalm Death is good recommendation, and Terrorizer - World Downfall, those bands were the same to me back then as "death metal", along with more brutal Thrash like Sadus, Numskull, etc. and also earlier Thrash of course. As a starting point for Death Metal, you can't really exclude Thrash Metal anyways.
1992 or 93 high school I believe Deicide Legion was mi introduction into death metal and Glen impressed but scared the shit out of me. Obviously after that came Cannibal corpse morbid angel etc. I wish you made more videos your knowledge of D.M is awesome!👿☠️🤘💀💀
Really killer video, you had some very strong recommendations to get people started! My list Cannibal corpse-tomb of the mutilated Carcass-Heartwork Death-The sound of perseverance Dethklok-Dethalbum Bolt Thrower- War master
Love this video, all of these albums applied to me when I was getting into death metal around 15/16. I would also throw in Like An Everflowing Stream by Dismember, Harmony Corruption by Napalm Death, Consuming Impulse by Pestilence and Dawn of Possession by Immolation
The first death metal album i ever listened to was cannibal corpse galery of suicide. Also six feet under haunted and commandment was one of the earliest records I listened to. Here are some more death metal bands I enjoy Cryptopsy: of course with lord worm Vitriol Hate Eternal Hour of penance Gorguts Malevolent creation Immolation
I'm almost certain if you recommend any of those records to the average Joe there going to think you're a psychopath. Definitely on everybody's Top 20 DeathMetal Album list. Here's a couple I recommend that are outside the metal box... Cheers!! Carnage Asphxy-First 2 Malevolent Creation- First 2 Crytopsy-First 2
My gateway for pure death Metal was the Fathomless Mastery by bloodbath. I was listening to Opeth a bit and still love them, but the more classic death metal they made on fathomless and unblessing the purity are great renditions of the old school by giving it new tires. Don’t forget their chainsaw guitar tones. I just loved that from the first moment.
Hey man!Nice to see you again,we missed your videos...love those nineties and end eighties death metal....Are all of them first press,if they are not,WTF whi cares?you LOVE and support good músic....Deceased lurk of the corpse,corpus rottus,mortem,Hetsheads,morgue,demolition hammer,nocturnus,sickening gore....Greetings from Spain 🤘😉
Massacre From Beyond because it bridges Thrash/Death or a slower Morbid Angel like Blessed/Covenant for their more accessible tracks.Reel them in slowly and don't bludgeon them.It is a civil duty to corrupt souls to the dark side.😈
Cool! It's a good selection of albums to get into the genre, perhaps I would recommend Suffocation for listeners with more experience in the genre, but I agree that to get to know a genre the best thing is to start with the classics that created and invented it
As Far As I Remember, The first DM Song I ever genuinely Liked Was Cannibal Corpse - Evisceration Plague. I loved the song but I wasnt Into the genre as a whole which I feel was weird because I had always been Into Music with harsh vocals Like Deathcore🤣🤣. Now I personally Prefer The More Brutal Stuff, But The Classic's still Hold a place in my heart🤘
Most people have an issue with the vocals when it comes to death metal so recommending them OSDM like Death, CC or Obituary is just going to put them off. Listen to Tiamat - Clouds and go from there
Question: Have you heard the Cannibal Corpse Vile album with Barnes doing the vocals? I think it came out as a bootleg LP. Since I know you like 'The Bleeding' and SFU's 'Haunted', I thought a Barne's version of 'Vile' would be up your alley!
Hey, gotta ask, where did you get your record shelves? I really like them; I just have some Walmart shelves, and they are starting to bend. Need something sturdier. Also, nice Rottrevore shirt! Cheers from CT!
Welcome back. My gateways were Morbid Angel "Covenant", Cannibal Corpse "Tomb Of The Mutilated", Six Feet Under "Haunted", Obituary "World Demise" and Suffocation "Pierced From Within".
Wish you did more videos, dude. I enjoy your content more than a lot of the more popular metal channels.
Same
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My Favorite Death Metal Albums in this video:
Death- Scream Bloody Gore (1987)
Cannibal Corpse- The Bleeding (1994)
Morbid Angel- Altars of Madness (1989)
Obituary- Cause of Death (1990)
Bolt Thrower- War Master (1991)
Carcass- Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious (1991)
Entombed- Left Hand Path (1990)
Autopsy- Mental Funeral (1991)
Suffocation- Effigy of the Forgotten (1991)
Gorguts- Considered Dead (1991); The Erosion of Sanity (1993)
Deicide- Deicide (1990)
My Recommendations:
Dismember- Like an Everflowing Stream (1991)
Monstrosity- Imperial Doom (1992); Millennium (1996)
Bolt Thrower- In Battle, There Is No Law!
Grave- Into the Grave (1991)
Asphyx- The Rack (1990)
Malevolent Creation- The Ten Commandments (1991); Retribution (1992)
Morbid Angel- Blessed Are the Sick (1991); Covenant (1993)
Death- Spiritual Healing (1990); Human (1991)
Benediction- Subconscious Terror (1990)
Napalm Death- Harmony Corruption (1990)
Cadaver- Hallucinating Anxiety (1990; In Pains (1992)
Seance- Fornever Laid to Rest (1993)
Purtenance- Member of Immortal Damnation (1993)
Demigod- Slumber of Sullen Eyes (1992)
Nice to see a new video, welcome back! Some other late 80s/early 90s recommendations:
Benediction - Subconscious Terror 1990, Grand Leveller 1991
Pestilence - Consuming Impulse 1989, Testimony of the Ancients 1991
Therion - Of Darkness 1991
Desecrator - Subconscious Release 1991
Morgoth - Cursed 1991
Death - Leprosy 1988, Spiritual Healing 1990, Human 1991
Bolt Thrower - In Battle There Is No Law 1988, Realm of Chaos 1989
Mortification - S/T 1991
Atheist - Piece of Time 1989, Unquestionable Presence 1991
Master - S/T 1990
I know this is more deathrash, but...
Sepultura - Beneath the Remains 1989, Arise 1991
The list goes on, but I think Sepultura is also a good start.
Agreed beneath the remains was the link from thrash to death metal for me back in the early 90’s as a kid.
@@iamnotanumber100 Early (mid 80s) sepultura & kreator really gets me into Death Metal
I remember hearing Dead by Dawn for the first time and the chorus is absolutely terrifying to hear with Glen's vocal delivery. Its still my favorite Deicide song to this day. Great list dude! I would recommend Asphyx to the list as well.
Growing up Evil Dead was my favorite movies, when I was 16 and heard dead by dawn I was so hooked
It’s good to see you back Brandon! 🤘
I’d like to hear about your newer bands newer gateway albums to death metal. Glad to see a new upload
I get the opening riff to “Heartwork” stuck in my head so often.
This was needed, I got into extreme metal in recent years and death metal is so vast that it's fucking hard to start listening.
My gate way into death metal was Cannibal Corpse and Eaten Back to Life. But i didnt here it till like 96. I was 16 at the time and it warped my fragile little mind! Been a huge death metal fan ever since.
my favorite Death Metal Bands
Grave - You'll Never see
Morbid Angel - Gateways to Annihilation
Obituary - Cause of Death
Cannibal Corpse - Torture
Asphyx - Last One on Earth
Deicide - Once upon the Cross
Death - Leprosy
Awesome list of classics... I would add:
At The Gates - slaugher of the soul
Massacre - from beyond
Nocturnus - The Key
Desecrator - subconscious release
Six Feet Under is one of my favorite death metal bands.
As a Dane, I almost always reccomend Undergang, sick and Heavy yet quite easily digestible (to me at least, my musical tasebuds have just like everyone here been destroyed haha). And since they are locals people get the opportunity to catch Them live
Agreed.
Filthy, sick and heavy yet very accessible and very FUN.
My intro to death metal. Around 92, 93ish. Death - spiritual healing,, Entombed - left hand path. Bolt thrower - cenotaph was only song I remember hearing from them. Next Obituary, Cancer, Brutality...was hooked. I'm still exploring the old - school! Great thing about this music 🤘
Nice to see a new video, been following your recomendations for years, you introduce me to a lot of new bands, lot of new releases going on this year, hope to see you here soon.
None so vile by cryptopsy will always be up there with one of my favourite death metal albums and I hugely recommend for people wanting to hear more brutal death metal
Shout out for Nile - Black seeds of vengeance.
Awesome list man! All that you listed, was pretty much what I started with when I first got into death metal.
Yo ive known brandon for so long hes one of my favorite youtubers so informative and entertaining.
Need more of your videos, dude)
Just quality here. For me Pestilence - Malleus Maleficarum and Consuming Impulse, Atheist - Piece Of Time and At The Gates - Gardens Of Grief, are releases that I would add to your list here. Plus many more. Cheers.
The first barrier is convincing people that Slipknot is not death metal.
Great video, i hope ur doing well! Personally i would recommend some early Dutch death metal, Sinister, Asphyx, Pestilence
Nothing new to me here but all the releases you showed are essential stuff for sure! Great list! Autopsy and Gorguts are two of my favorite bands ever in any genre! Diecide once upon a cross and Obituary cause of death was my entry pointsinto death metal. I initially thought Deicide was so over the top it was funny but it grew on me and I eventually just loved the album and was playing it more then the punk I was into at the time.
"Opeth - Deliverance" was my intro. After getting into that, I dove right into the classics.
Great video and all great albums. A couple albums that I would include is Incantation Onward to Golgatha and Immolation Dawn of Possession.actually Incantations first couple albums. But still great video man\m/
For trying to ease people in, I like Spiritual Healing, Those Once Loyal, Slaughter of the Soul, and Unhallowed by TBDM. But your list got all the real deal classics, and a good spread of styles. Great shit as always.
Awesome video
Great list man glad to see you post a new video
Thanks! I’ve listened to blackmetal and a little thrash for a while now bcs of my bestie but this is super helpful to get into death metal. Love this chanbel.💅🌸🍓
Hey man, nice to see you back! Hope we ll see more of you soon
Bro, you legit have the best metal TH-cam channel and Instagram page. Don’t ever stop doing this.
Glad you’re still posting stuff man. One of my favorite channels and hope you know you got support out here. Cheers from the AZ desert.
An album that will never cease to draw non-death metal fans and non-metal fans in with its unbridled catchiness is Swarm! by Torture Killer. That is always the first example that pops into my mind when thinking about death metal albums to bring listeners in. It may be nauseatingly trendy to dismiss Chris Barnes's entire existence. But, hey! Metal isn't supposed to be about trends. It's supposed to be a haven for independent thought, or so I always thought. If people would actually explore Barnes's career, they would realize the absolute gems within it. I would even argue that a mid-period Six Feet Under album such as 13 is their best work.
Although the band was mentioned near the end of the video, I would also immediately recommend Deicide - Serpents of the Light. Again, catchiness galore. The lyrics have massive intelligibility, are well-written and even humorous at times, the vocal patterns are infectious, the riffs are instantly memorable, ah! What an album!
The last album I will mention is Acheron - Anti-god, Anti-christ. This is a perfect example of quality over quantity considering its length. Every section of every song is instantly memorable, though the Peter H. Gilmore intros in between songs may prompt listeners to reach for the Skip button out of disinterest. Nevertheless, it is a masterpiece of mid '90s death metal with the catchiness of first wave black metal.
I often wonder if I have a bias towards those albums since I heard them so early on in my death metal "journey" and I had such fresh ears, but in a sense, it makes them that much more justifiable as picks since they attracted me so much when I was young and not fully of the massive scope of death metal.
I remember hearing Effigy of The Forgotten for the first time and it blew my mind! And I discovered it through your channel!
Glad your back. I’d put Leprosy for Death, but otherwise solid.
Well done. Exceptional stack of greatness. You have set a foundation in place that will support any collection.
Napalm Death is good recommendation, and Terrorizer - World Downfall, those bands were the same to me back then as "death metal", along with more brutal Thrash like Sadus, Numskull, etc. and also earlier Thrash of course. As a starting point for Death Metal, you can't really exclude Thrash Metal anyways.
Not a bad list, i would've also put Massacre - From Beyond, Unleashed - Where No Life Dwells
Excellent picks. The classics.
My man that was 10 minutes of you listing off so many of my favorite albums 👏
Great video.
1992 or 93 high school I believe Deicide Legion was mi introduction into death metal and Glen impressed but scared the shit out of me. Obviously after that came Cannibal corpse morbid angel etc. I wish you made more videos your knowledge of D.M is
awesome!👿☠️🤘💀💀
Wish you did more videos
Always great to see you making videos and thanks! Curious what you would consider 'catchy' that isn't melodeath that might get people into the genre
My gateway were (around 2005): Behemoth, Six Feet Under, Nile, Decapitated
Every. Fucking. Record. Is. Phenomenal. So so so so good. Great video as always!!! 💀
Really killer video, you had some very strong recommendations to get people started!
My list
Cannibal corpse-tomb of the mutilated
Carcass-Heartwork
Death-The sound of perseverance
Dethklok-Dethalbum
Bolt Thrower- War master
Man that's a beautiful copy of The Bleeding! Traded mine for a first pressing of The Sound Of Perseverance.
Pestilence - Consuming Impulse
Love this video, all of these albums applied to me when I was getting into death metal around 15/16. I would also throw in Like An Everflowing Stream by Dismember, Harmony Corruption by Napalm Death, Consuming Impulse by Pestilence and Dawn of Possession by Immolation
The first death metal album i ever listened to was cannibal corpse galery of suicide.
Also six feet under haunted and commandment was one of the earliest records I listened to.
Here are some more death metal bands I enjoy
Cryptopsy: of course with lord worm
Vitriol
Hate Eternal
Hour of penance
Gorguts
Malevolent creation
Immolation
I'm almost certain if you recommend any of those records to the average Joe there going to think you're a psychopath. Definitely on everybody's Top 20 DeathMetal Album list. Here's a couple I recommend that are outside the metal box... Cheers!!
Carnage
Asphxy-First 2
Malevolent Creation- First 2
Crytopsy-First 2
My gateway for pure death Metal was the Fathomless Mastery by bloodbath. I was listening to Opeth a bit and still love them, but the more classic death metal they made on fathomless and unblessing the purity are great renditions of the old school by giving it new tires. Don’t forget their chainsaw guitar tones. I just loved that from the first moment.
I started in the late 90s with Unleashed-Victory then went straight to Deicide.
Hey man!Nice to see you again,we missed your videos...love those nineties and end eighties death metal....Are all of them first press,if they are not,WTF whi cares?you LOVE and support good músic....Deceased lurk of the corpse,corpus rottus,mortem,Hetsheads,morgue,demolition hammer,nocturnus,sickening gore....Greetings from Spain 🤘😉
Absolutely! 🤘🍻
Spot on with these \m/
Massacre From Beyond because it bridges Thrash/Death or a slower Morbid Angel like Blessed/Covenant for their more accessible tracks.Reel them in slowly and don't bludgeon them.It is a civil duty to corrupt souls to the dark side.😈
That is an excellent Rottrevore shirt sir
Cool! It's a good selection of albums to get into the genre, perhaps I would recommend Suffocation for listeners with more experience in the genre, but I agree that to get to know a genre the best thing is to start with the classics that created and invented it
Definitely Shadows in the Deep - Unleashed !
I recommend Dokken, Dio, Ozzy, Maiden, and THE PRIEST
More videos, please
Can u recommend some tech death besides Gorguts? Been really enjoying Artificial Brain
As Far As I Remember, The first DM Song I ever genuinely Liked Was Cannibal Corpse - Evisceration Plague. I loved the song but I wasnt Into the genre as a whole which I feel was weird because I had always been Into Music with harsh vocals Like Deathcore🤣🤣. Now I personally Prefer The More Brutal Stuff, But The Classic's still Hold a place in my heart🤘
Finally!!!
Miss your videos
Most people have an issue with the vocals when it comes to death metal so recommending them OSDM like Death, CC or Obituary is just going to put them off. Listen to Tiamat - Clouds and go from there
Who the hell are you?
Anyway nice to see you back at it.
Always good to reminded of the music of my youth. Never gets old. Unlike me.
Question: Have you heard the Cannibal Corpse Vile album with Barnes doing the vocals? I think it came out as a bootleg LP. Since I know you like 'The Bleeding' and SFU's 'Haunted', I thought a Barne's version of 'Vile' would be up your alley!
Hey, gotta ask, where did you get your record shelves? I really like them; I just have some Walmart shelves, and they are starting to bend. Need something sturdier. Also, nice Rottrevore shirt! Cheers from CT!
IKEA Kallax shelves
Welcome back. My gateways were Morbid Angel "Covenant", Cannibal Corpse "Tomb Of The Mutilated", Six Feet Under "Haunted", Obituary "World Demise" and Suffocation "Pierced From Within".
Sup devils!
You have disappeared, man. So sad. Come back!
If you are not following his instagram you should! He's still active on there showing off records.
@@exploringwithasmr Thanks for the tip !! Cheers from Belgium.
Suffocation, Cannibal Corpse, Skinless and Kataklysm got me into Death Metal
Make more videos dammit!!! Ha.
Always good to see the OG on here.
I recently made a video on my gateway bands into death metal:
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do you like angel maker?
And why I can't find your Instagram page?
What a Nice surprise!
Is that a Rottrevore shirt?
Incantation and Immolation as well. \m/,
Killer Rottrevore shirt, Iniquitous is an old school favorite of mine
2 years with 0 videos waaaaaaaaaaaaah maaaan
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