I was definitely there! Still have the long sleeve...travelled on a minibus from Hull with a bunch of guys from the old Rock Not Pop indie metal store.....
Watching Death's live footage always blows my mind, especially seeing Chuck's ability to growl his lyrics while playing some sick riffs and solos simultaneously, RIP master
I never get why people are that impressed that a skilled musician can play and sing at the same time, unless they are the guys just starting and have to look at a fretboard to know what they are playing.. Skilled musicians devolop muscle memory where playing is just second nature and singing over it is super easy.
Met Chuck more than once tho, one of my musical heroes. Gene Hoglan was staying over the road opposite me too when he was doing some recording at the same time of the gig too.
Saw them on this tour. I was only 12 years old or so. My old man took me to the gig at the Astoria. Loved it. The levels of musicianship were amazing. He hated metal but was blown away by the controlled ferocity. We still talk about this gig and the Pantera/Megadeth gig he took me too.
For a father that hated metal he sure did take you to some amazing concerts. This tells me two things he may have secretly loved metal music and would do anything to make his child happy. That is one amazing father if you ask me.
so cool everyone watch suicide machine 91, 93, 95, then 98, His vocal and scream transformation is so cool cos he couldve easily done his old voice he just mastered the horror sound he always wanted, Long Live Death Metal Himself!
Just think about the insane bands represented on stage. Chuck Schuldiner (Death) Steve DiGiorgio (Sadus) Gene Hoglan (Dark Angel) Craig Locicero (Forbidden) What a fucking lineup!!!
I was at this gig!! Absolutely brilliant night & great to re-live it with this video. Thanks for sharing it! All of the original line up of Cradle of Filth were at this gig too as they were recording their debut album (The Principle of Evil Made Flesh) at Academy studios just up the road in Dewsbury. They took the night off from recording specifically to come to this show. Great night!! \m/\m/
I honestly don't remember but a leather jacket with a Slayer patch doesn't really tell me enough. I bet if I saw a picture of you I would remember you. P.S. I have only just seen your comment so I'm sorry for such a late reply!
Holy shit, i hope i've been in a Death concert on another life/universe or whatever that makes us travel across time and space. R.I.P. Chuck, u was not from this world!
That is Craig from Forbidden playing guitar in this video, I was living in Oakland at the time and playing in a band called Thanatopsis, and I remember when they came there to rehearse with Craig. We had opened for Death at The Stone in SF just a months earlier on the this same tour, and they had a different guitarist who's name escapes me, Andy Laroque from King Diamond played on the "Individual Thought Patterns" CD but NOT on the tour! Great set/video BTW, thanks for sharing it!
Hoglan is a fucking monster, not doubt about it but he never reach that jazzy perfection of Sean's drumming. Gene always had a more "metal" style in his playing. And that's crushing too.
Dang dude, they played philospher better then off the album on this show! Chuck is so damn good at singing and playing at the same time. Gene hogland on drums is kick ass too. Hes a great drummer guys.
Such an amazing and important band. RIP Chuck. You are missed.
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Thank you for posting this - For many years i lived off the Death Live in Eindoven . There wasnt a lot of quality videos of this musical GOD. Was watching a lot of the Wacken shows with various artist and when Possessed came on it got me depressed because Chuck should still be taking the stage . What a loss and god forbid i ever come across the Drs or Admins that denied him care over $70k up front fees. Makes me sick .
I'm so glad my dad showed me Death he and his band opened for them in Montreal. Death has become one of my favorite bands love them keep rocking eternally Chuck!
That is Craig Locicero, from the amazing thrash band Forbidden. He toured with Death in '93 after the recording of Individual Thought Patterns, since the second guitarist on that album was King Diamond's Andy Laroque, who just played in the studio.
Ha cool, I did the lighting for this show, awesome set, but they got really fussy and just wanted red lighting all the time and no strobes. Needless to say they got the lights I wanted to do with the limited equipment available at that time in the club.
Indeed man. How some 'metal heads' at this level of musician ship can't give the wrong identity, even when the video clearly shows the person in question it puzzle me. Anyway, watching C Lucicero head banging whilst playing the guitar, is like a vortex of infectious energy. On my opinion one the best formations Death could ever had, due to performance. As for innovation creation-skill, Paul Masvidal, Sean Reinert and James Murphy.
Forbidden was definitely "related" to the metal elite (in addition to being up there as well). Forbidden/Vio-Lence/Death/Nevermore/Slayer/Testament - their members went far and wide!
Chuck did hire Ralph, but Ralph didn't do the European tour, they asked Craig to do it last minute and he filled in just for the Euro trek. It was pretty common knowledge at the time when this happened, was reported on in Metal Maniacs and the Euro 'zines. There's other footage from this tour on YT where he is mentioned and seen more clearly. Wiki doesn't mention this but trust me, I know Craig personally, that's him.
Hey man I'm just now seeing this nice job I've seen death once in Atlanta in the US it was awesome. I'm a massive dead fan just like the rest of the world!!🤘🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
It was the place to be in the early days. If a death metal band played two gigs in England they'd play London and Bradford. If they played one it'd be London OR Bradford. I was at this gig and feel so blessed I can see it again!
My first ever gig at Rios. I want to uni a day early to see the show, hoping I could get into halls of residence... ended up sleeping in the car. Worth it!
Every single cover He makes is better than the original, it made me completely forgot this was a Slayer song, a band I never liked enough, I even met Tom Araya when I was working on Metal Militia in London, nothing like Death, the think with Death I just never gave it a chance because of his comment he made once in an interview about the Death Metal scene going too far with guys tattooing pentrangrams to prove how masculine they were, that really created a big split in the scene at the time, and I was fresh outta Catholic school so I had grown to hate Christianity forever.. but I can still hate Christianity and love Chuck, but Slayer even though went to the anti-Chirstian side, never ever ever did it for me, and it's not gonna change now either Chuck just makes any song sounds beautiful.. so there you have it. 💜
1-Living Monstrocity 2-In Human Form 3-Suicide Machine 4-The Philosopher 5-Lack Of Comprehension 6-Leprosy 7-Jealousy 8-Within The MInd 9-Flattening Of Emotions 10-Overactive Imagination 11-Pull The Plug 12- Black Magic.
wish i could've seen them live! but i highly recommend checking out the Death To All tour if they have another one. Great musicians, killer show, awesome tribute, and the funds raised went to good cause
I filmed this show :-)
Oldskoolmetalvids really? tell us more!!!
Are you the fella who knew the Salford lads? I have some of your Vhs' if so. Dissection, ATG and others.
TRTPAnthro No I never even saw Dissection never mind film them. A mate from Rochdale did film them tho !
surprised death stopped by a small town like Bradford. Cool that they did though.
I was definitely there! Still have the long sleeve...travelled on a minibus from Hull with a bunch of guys from the old Rock Not Pop indie metal store.....
To all you guys who've seen Death live.. yall are blessed...
At the tender age of 17 in 1993...one of the best shows I've ever seen!
i have literally the number 0001 ticket from last Death live
I first saw them on Spiritual healing tour, had no idea who they were and they completely blew me away. Human tour was fantastic too, with Kreator.
I am agree with you
Spiritual healing tour / Toronto
This is the reason TH-cam is invaluable.
Seriously man this is special
01.Out of Touch/Living Monstrosity 1:05
02.In Human Form 7:25
03.Suicide Machine 12:02
04.The Philosopher 17:08
05.Lack of Comprehension 22:20
06.Leprosy 27:27
07.Jealousy 35:42
08.Within The Mind 40:15
09.Flattening of Emotions 46:00
10.Overactive Imagination 51:39
11.Pull The Plug 57:06
12.Black Magic (Slayer cover) 1:04:52
Phantom Dancer your the man
Thanks a lot man 💗
Great man!
I play black magic in me band
Not all heroes wear capes
The 11 people that gave this a thumbs down have no idea what they are seeing. R.I.P. to the mighty Chuck. Death lives on, forever.
more like they didn't like the quality in some parts of the video, people are picky
I know right...! WTF
No they were from the upside world, even there they live death.
i only disliked cause the recording quality is god awful
@@ahmedtood but we have the video and also is one that show us really good takes very close to Chuck
The (killer) line-up at this show was : Chuck Schuldiner (guitar, vocals) , Craig Locicero (guitar ) , Steve DiGiorgio (bass) and Gene Hoglan (drums).
Too bad Craig Locicero never joined the band. He does great in this
Good ol' Craig
@@KlumSyTurtl3 That dude is having a grand time!
@@cosmokramer4703 No he doesn't
@@FSATA agreed. I think he's one of the weaker guitar players compared to their previous and later albums with better players i.m.o.
Chuck is not dead he is DEATH, as he would say "keep the metal alive"
mantas mantas KEEP THE METAL FAITH ALIVE ♥ yeah, Chuck forever
Watching Death's live footage always blows my mind, especially seeing Chuck's ability to growl his lyrics while playing some sick riffs and solos simultaneously, RIP master
I never get why people are that impressed that a skilled musician can play and sing at the same time, unless they are the guys just starting and have to look at a fretboard to know what they are playing.. Skilled musicians devolop muscle memory where playing is just second nature and singing over it is super easy.
@@David_Downsit’s very impressive regardless
Whats great with Chuck is No Gimmicks - no tremelo or Waa that others live off .
When you watch these shows the only thing you wish is that you could have been there! R.I.P. Chuck
Exactly fuck cancer
Luckily. I was there!!
I was there and I filmed this footage !
I was at this gig, must have been about 8th time i'd seen them, I met Chuck and the rest of Death at this gig, quality times.
Lucky you :(
Your lucky
Met Chuck more than once tho, one of my musical heroes. Gene Hoglan was staying over the road opposite me too when he was doing some recording at the same time of the gig too.
I was here too. The one and only time I saw Death. Good times indeed
Saw them on this tour. I was only 12 years old or so. My old man took me to the gig at the Astoria. Loved it. The levels of musicianship were amazing. He hated metal but was blown away by the controlled ferocity. We still talk about this gig and the Pantera/Megadeth gig he took me too.
@Mr Mega Chonks I saw Megadeth//Pantera too in Wales when I was about 14 💚
awesome
u saw death and pantera ?!?! lucky fucker
You and your dad are rad. Good taste.
For a father that hated metal he sure did take you to some amazing concerts. This tells me two things he may have secretly loved metal music and would do anything to make his child happy. That is one amazing father if you ask me.
It’s crazy how chucks voice sounds very polite but when he sings, he’s a different person
so cool everyone watch suicide machine 91, 93, 95, then 98, His vocal and scream transformation is so cool cos he couldve easily done his old voice he just mastered the horror sound he always wanted, Long Live Death Metal Himself!
Steve DiGiorgio is god of bass metal!!! Fretless bass!!!!
Through the years no body Thanks to guy that filmed the concert THANK YOU FOR FILMING THE RIGHT MAN IN EVERY SOLO.!!
EXACTLYYYYY!!!
Just think about the insane bands represented on stage.
Chuck Schuldiner (Death)
Steve DiGiorgio (Sadus)
Gene Hoglan (Dark Angel)
Craig Locicero (Forbidden)
What a fucking lineup!!!
Dude! I was 26 when this was filmed Bad Ass!!! And now I am 54 and it is a timeless concert that will never die!!!!
Most powerful vocals were from this year for sure
Craig from FORBIDDEN played this show with Death -- awesome!
I was at this gig!! Absolutely brilliant night & great to re-live it with this video. Thanks for sharing it! All of the original line up of Cradle of Filth were at this gig too as they were recording their debut album (The Principle of Evil Made Flesh) at Academy studios just up the road in Dewsbury. They took the night off from recording specifically to come to this show. Great night!! \m/\m/
+Rishi Mehta DO YOU REMEMBER HIM???
I honestly don't remember but a leather jacket with a Slayer patch doesn't really tell me enough. I bet if I saw a picture of you I would remember you. P.S. I have only just seen your comment so I'm sorry for such a late reply!
cool story dude!
Who was support band at this gig I bought a longsleeve individual thought patterns shirt unfortunately lost it along with other gems I had
Gary Bailey Anacrusis
Holy shit, i hope i've been in a Death concert on another life/universe or whatever that makes us travel across time and space. R.I.P. Chuck, u was not from this world!
So legendary! I miss Chuck so much. Death moved a generation and defined the genre. Brilliant musicianship here.
Thank you so much for having shared this video !!!
no to thanks glad you saw that!brother
Gene with sunglasses... Watching it for the first time, and I gotta say, Craig is a great guitar player and a hilarious guy (in a good way)
That is Craig from Forbidden playing guitar in this video, I was living in Oakland at the time and playing in a band called Thanatopsis, and I remember when they came there to rehearse with Craig. We had opened for Death at The Stone in SF just a months earlier on the this same tour, and they had a different guitarist who's name escapes me, Andy Laroque from King Diamond played on the "Individual Thought Patterns" CD but NOT on the tour! Great set/video BTW, thanks for sharing it!
Hoglan is a fucking monster, not doubt about it but he never reach that jazzy perfection of Sean's drumming. Gene always had a more "metal" style in his playing. And that's crushing too.
You may notice Gene has a boat propeller as one of his rides XD
Wow wtf
Why
@@user-be1ep9ql8y it’s death metal why not
@@ethan_6strings186 I have come to appreciate Genes genius a lot more since i first commented
Yeah, because the bell sound on that is better than 90% of actual rides and bells.
Fretless bass is crazy just shows how good these guys really were, drummer chuck and bassist especially
the vibe is crushing through the screen
Those fucking screams!
DeathinHD Chuck Is The Beethoven Of Death Metal
Black Magic.....WOW!!!!!!!
Dang dude, they played philospher better then off the album on this show! Chuck is so damn good at singing and playing at the same time. Gene hogland on drums is kick ass too. Hes a great drummer guys.
Individual thought patterns era wow ! awesome line up and best Chucks vocals era ever !
Such an amazing and important band. RIP Chuck. You are missed.
Thank you for posting this - For many years i lived off the Death Live in Eindoven . There wasnt a lot of quality videos of this musical GOD. Was watching a lot of the Wacken shows with various artist and when Possessed came on it got me depressed because Chuck should still be taking the stage . What a loss and god forbid i ever come across the Drs or Admins that denied him care over $70k up front fees. Makes me sick .
Thank you very much for sharing, amazing footage!
You are more as welcome
I can never get enough of that primal, guttural scream at the beginning of Leprosy.
I was there!!!
Was it crazy??
I'm so glad my dad showed me Death he and his band opened for them in Montreal. Death has become one of my favorite bands love them keep rocking eternally Chuck!
That is Craig Locicero, from the amazing thrash band Forbidden. He toured with Death in '93 after the recording of Individual Thought Patterns, since the second guitarist on that album was King Diamond's Andy Laroque, who just played in the studio.
Ha cool, I did the lighting for this show, awesome set, but they got really fussy and just wanted red lighting all the time and no strobes. Needless to say they got the lights I wanted to do with the limited equipment available at that time in the club.
love that boat propeller...
WTH!!!? Craig Lucicero on 2nd Lead from Forbidden :O!!!! I never knew he sat in, wow! :D
fuck yeah
Indeed man. How some 'metal heads' at this level of musician ship can't give the wrong identity, even when the video clearly shows the person in question it puzzle me. Anyway, watching C Lucicero head banging whilst playing the guitar, is like a vortex of infectious energy. On my opinion one the best formations Death could ever had, due to performance. As for innovation creation-skill, Paul Masvidal, Sean Reinert and James Murphy.
yeah dude i agree. I thnk he played with Forbiden too.
Locicero & Schuldiner, killer guitar combo
I personally liked Chuck and Bobby combo the best. Andy and James were great too, but the best chemistry musically for me was in Symbolic.
INSANE combo :o I need to ask Craig what's the story behind this :).
Forbidden was definitely "related" to the metal elite (in addition to being up there as well).
Forbidden/Vio-Lence/Death/Nevermore/Slayer/Testament - their members went far and wide!
mvunit3 - The story is Craig stepped in and did the European leg of the Individual Thought Patterns Tour.
Gene Hoglan is very creative , Great Drummer !!
Tnx for sharing this masterpiece!
Thanks for the upload!
Chuck is a legend!
Incredible, big Thanks for this masterpiece.
Man seeing Hoglan on drums here just floors me. What a treat!
Thank You for Sharing this !!!! so hard find something from Death...
Ha! Craig rockin' the FORBIDDEN shirt! Two great bands \m/
Loved Craig's solo on Flattening of Emotions!!!
I just wanted to say thank you as well, for sharing such awesome live video fromt the mighy death. Thanks.
Saw them in 95 at Bradford, was immense, had a heart attack when I saw Death live at Bradford rio there :( Still awesome
HOGLAN IS GOD
They don't need blood, sacrifices, animals or anything to make the best live death metal songs
What a sick cover of Black Magic. Godly 🤘
I'm tripping out because you have the paralysis patrons of the dark icon on your TH-cam page.I am a guitarist on that album.cool man
Thank u so much for share it!!!
Craig rocking that Forbidden shirt🔥.
Awesome. Black magic at the end is Slayer-worthy!
Craigs energy is farken awesome. What a great job he did on this tour - seldom gets spoken about. Hes a shredder and windmill king.
Chuck did hire Ralph, but Ralph didn't do the European tour, they asked Craig to do it last minute and he filled in just for the Euro trek. It was pretty common knowledge at the time when this happened, was reported on in Metal Maniacs and the Euro 'zines. There's other footage from this tour on YT where he is mentioned and seen more clearly. Wiki doesn't mention this but trust me, I know Craig personally, that's him.
What a GEM
La mejor banda en todo lo q abarca el genero metal. Chuck schuldiner un grande tu obra y legado musical es eterno
Awesome! Thank you!!
he was very elegant on stage
Hey man I'm just now seeing this nice job I've seen death once in Atlanta in the US it was awesome. I'm a massive dead fan just like the rest of the world!!🤘🤘🤘🇺🇸🇺🇸
amazing footage cheers the best band line up ever ,im gutted i live 50 miles away and didnt even know they played the uk
If only Bradford had shows like this now!
It was the place to be in the early days. If a death metal band played two gigs in England they'd play London and Bradford. If they played one it'd be London OR Bradford. I was at this gig and feel so blessed I can see it again!
If Bfd still had shows like this, i would never have moved.
My first ever gig at Rios. I want to uni a day early to see the show, hoping I could get into halls of residence... ended up sleeping in the car. Worth it!
Death makes me feel alive
Chuck isn't dead until we watch his performance these days !!!
Every single cover He makes is better than the original, it made me completely forgot this was a Slayer song, a band I never liked enough, I even met Tom Araya when I was working on Metal Militia in London, nothing like Death, the think with Death I just never gave it a chance because of his comment he made once in an interview about the Death Metal scene going too far with guys tattooing pentrangrams to prove how masculine they were, that really created a big split in the scene at the time, and I was fresh outta Catholic school so I had grown to hate Christianity forever.. but I can still hate Christianity and love Chuck, but Slayer even though went to the anti-Chirstian side, never ever ever did it for me, and it's not gonna change now either Chuck just makes any song sounds beautiful.. so there you have it. 💜
this is one .. great show!
That transition from Out Of Touch to Living Monstrosity was smooth
Beauty.
the best band of the metal history
Grande Chuck!! 🤘🏻
Sin duda la mejor formacion que ha tenido Death
Watch to cry ! He still lives but we dead inside
Damn man, I live in Bradford haha shame I wasn't born in time to see this
Yes man !he was live guitarist in 1993-
1-Living Monstrocity 2-In Human Form 3-Suicide Machine 4-The Philosopher 5-Lack Of Comprehension 6-Leprosy 7-Jealousy 8-Within The MInd 9-Flattening Of Emotions 10-Overactive Imagination 11-Pull The Plug 12- Black Magic.
FUCKING GREAT!!!!!
Thanks for sharing
Long Live Legend!
Maestrooooos! 🙆
karina astudillo 👍😅
that propeller cymbal 🤘🏻
Awesome job Ian!
we can see spectacular the band on stage.
This is why I love the internet
Gene Hoglan is a beast!
Such a great footage, wonderful concert
Rip Chuck
Deaty best metal band ever!
Hell yeaaaah !
Sure Brother great words!Thank you for watching! You are Welcome.
Death metal never die! !
La mejor banda de de Death Metal de la historia, supremacia musical.
Oh no, that Setlist fucking kills me, thank you, Man!
wish i could've seen them live! but i highly recommend checking out the Death To All tour if they have another one. Great musicians, killer show, awesome tribute, and the funds raised went to good cause
Great Video..thank youuu...
Thanks for the upload!
SETLIST:
www.setlist.fm/setlist/death/1993/queens-hall-bradford-england-73d542fd.html
+Michael Karas Thanks for the setlist! :D