Seein someone trying to play this song jus`t put me to think how genious was chuck! im mind blowed! i never thought this song is so hard to play! blessings for death band! for ver!
@@LoudFlashmedia true, i dont think a single song is just straight forward. holy fuck the compositions are such a blast to sit through. every song is a ride
Nobody really realized how easy chuck made this seem. but just try to play it for one second its just mind blowing and it never sounds the same as when he did it.
@@LoudFlashmedia l tried to play "the philosopher" and it was such a beautiful thing to experiment,and trynna to sing it while you play the whole song and gtr solos is just a complex thing just few can do" chuck was some weird guy from other dimension where playing that level must be normal
So pissed I missed the Sac show on the 6th. A crisis level snow storm with a tree falling on top my house & 12 days of no power or running water is a pretty good excuse tho I think. Hail Chuck!
I think Chuck would have given you a pass for that, he would have been more concerned about the integrity of your house and the fact that you had no running water
Amazing performance. One of the most underrated albums. The problem with Spiritual Healing is that it is sandwiched between two bonafide classics in Leprosy and Human. Saw Death at Lamours in Brooklyn, NY in 1990.
That is the general consensus about Leprosy being the more significant release, but I heard SH before Leprosy and always thought the opposite and thought SH was a MUCH better album. They share the same or very similar production and only 1 member is different between the two, and SH is clearly the stronger release (better songwriting, JM on leads, etc.). I agree it is underrated
It was fucking fantastic…. Closest I’ll ever be to seeing death live… one of them ones. Max did an amazing job! Then I saw him with cynic a few months later
Leprosy is a great album. If you prefer Spiritual Healing that is your choice. And I don't have a problem with that but to say it is way better? That is completely off base. And that you heard Spiritual before Leprosy makes me wonder how long have you been into Death? Personally I love both albums but if I had to choose the best album it would be either Screm Bloody Gore or Leprosy.
I know this is meant for honouring but I just can't stand anyone but Chuck performing these songs. Again I know i's not like this but no one could replace him (sick guitar tho).
Have you never heard of death to all before? 😂 its all previous members minus the singer, who also was/is in cynic of all bands. 😂 seen them live in UK in 2015 and it was identical to seeing death vids online and to keep chucks legacy on going. ❤
@@MrKezzaRHCP I know that but he also sounds nothing like Chuck. Was Chuck Schuldiner not the lead vocalist of the band, Death? Is the vocalist of a cover band not really supposed to sound like the real singer?
@@heathertiller3644 I think you're deffo clutching at some straws here. He's pretty similar and he does try to change his vocals for each era of death through a gig. His vocals aren't bad. And they aren't stupidly dissimilar to chucks. You'd have a much bigger problem if he wasn't using the same kind of guitar as chuck. Thats an iconic sound. Be grateful we get to hear and appreciate chuck through his old bandmates :)
@@heathertiller3644 yeah, we deffo disagree on that. I for one don't see them as a cover band but an extension of the band death given they are are previous band members. So I think of it as death, but with different vocalist/guitarist. Thats my advice to help enjoy them more. They play a killer set live, id recommend grabbing a chance to see them. All the best!
Saw Death on the Spiritual Healing tour. Didn’t realise how lucky I was at the time.
Same here killer show
YEP...
I saw them with Symbolic in Madrid (Spain), I've thougth so many times the same as you.
I saw them in the mid 90s and I was WAY too drunk. It's still haunting me.
Dude you witnessed history
Death to All is metal community service. Thanks for doing it.
after 33 years it is still rocking like in 1990 ... incredible music
truth will always be truth
The live sound mix is incredible. I can hear everything.
I was at the LA show. It was amazing and unreal how they played all of those songs.
Seein someone trying to play this song jus`t put me to think how genious was chuck! im mind blowed! i never thought this song is so hard to play! blessings for death band! for ver!
No Death is easy to play....!
@@LoudFlashmedia true, i dont think a single song is just straight forward. holy fuck the compositions are such a blast to sit through. every song is a ride
Nobody really realized how easy chuck made this seem. but just try to play it for one second its just mind blowing and it never sounds the same as when he did it.
@@LoudFlashmedia l tried to play "the philosopher" and it was such a beautiful thing to experiment,and trynna to sing it while you play the whole song and gtr solos is just a complex thing just few can do" chuck was some weird guy from other dimension where playing that level must be normal
Can u imagine guys a planet where guys like chuck where like noobs guitar players lol I don't think so jaja what do I think??
I saw Death back in 1990 with Carcass & Pestilence @ Chuck Landis' Country Club in Reseda, California
That would have been sick!
@@necromanticproductions With Carcass in 1990? that placed was turned up i know it
So pissed I missed the Sac show on the 6th. A crisis level snow storm with a tree falling on top my house & 12 days of no power or running water is a pretty good excuse tho I think. Hail Chuck!
I think Chuck would have given you a pass for that, he would have been more concerned about the integrity of your house and the fact that you had no running water
Amazing performance
Whoever was the person who Steve gave his bandana too consider yourself a very pleased individual
really awesome,i was so lucky to see in 1995 the symbolic tour in los angeles with chuck
Amazing performance. One of the most underrated albums. The problem with Spiritual Healing is that it is sandwiched between two bonafide classics in Leprosy and Human. Saw Death at Lamours in Brooklyn, NY in 1990.
SH is the turning point.
That is the general consensus about Leprosy being the more significant release, but I heard SH before Leprosy and always thought the opposite and thought SH was a MUCH better album. They share the same or very similar production and only 1 member is different between the two, and SH is clearly the stronger release (better songwriting, JM on leads, etc.). I agree it is underrated
@@megatop412 SH has always been the one for me... I've tried to get into the other ones but SH is just so good
😂 Leprosy and Spiritual Healing are the two best albums.
2x speed makes it super interesting
I came out of Incognito mode just to like this! :) Love Death and this is a great tribute
BadAss and super DOPE dudes!
Wow amazing show. Awesome to see yourself in the front of the stage :D
It's great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Excellent!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
J'aimerais sa voir James Murphy faire un apparition surprise... Sa serait complètement malade 🤘🤩
My turn tomorrow! Can't wait!
Awesome they do this.
Can't wait for tomorrow in sf
19 songs......its WELL WORTH it. Have fun!
It was fucking fantastic…. Closest I’ll ever be to seeing death live… one of them ones. Max did an amazing job! Then I saw him with cynic a few months later
thanks🤘
Killer show...also great quality vid, what phone did you use?
Slayer
Thinking about seeing them in colorado
DO IT! You will love it!
saw Death twice in Poland 1990 and 1993. Spiritual Healing 1990 tour was without Chuck as Devastation vocalist was replacing him.
Wow, you got to see the European shows without Chuck. That was a crazy situation that they played Europe without him
Wow. How did i miss this?
I donno....
It's great to see people moshing instead of just standing around
I can hear the bass. What a legend Steve is. Also Gene is a perfect fit for this band.
That guy looks and sounds like Chuck
Please come to Ireland. Thank you
Looks Bobby finally learned how to play James Murphy solos
It was 1988 for me. The birth of death metal
Wait is that GENE on drums? Edit - yes yes it is, didn't realize some are members of death and formed this. Interesting!
Checkout Loudflash.com for the review and pictures! Yes - all but the singer were in Death.
@@LoudFlashmedia Yes! I never saw it before, I just felt like this is right. I think Chuck would be proud.
👍
Leprosy is a great album. If you prefer Spiritual Healing that is your choice. And I don't have a problem with that but to say it is way better? That is completely off base. And that you heard Spiritual before Leprosy makes me wonder how long have you been into Death? Personally I love both albums but if I had to choose the best album it would be either Screm Bloody Gore or Leprosy.
0:35 was Digorgio pointing at me seconds after guessing Spiritual Healing! ❤ hells ya bruthurrrr
They owe you that beer!!
You went out to Vancouver to see them? Were you playing shows out there. I'll be seeing them in Philly next week
Прикольно спасибо
Do my eyes deceive me? Is Steve playing a 3 string bass?
AND fretless, mindblowing for me
About what time did they go on?
In Vancouver - Doors where at 6, Nukem at 7, Suffocation at 8 and Death to all at 9:15
@@LoudFlashmedia sweet thank you very much! Gonna see them here in California tomorrow
is this a new singer?
no
I know this is meant for honouring but I just can't stand anyone but Chuck performing these songs. Again I know i's not like this but no one could replace him (sick guitar tho).
This out-of-tune bass makes all the sound horrible
I think I have not seen/heard Steve play so sloppily before...
This is decent but def not Death. The lead guy just doesn’t have the pipes necessary imo.
Have you never heard of death to all before? 😂 its all previous members minus the singer, who also was/is in cynic of all bands. 😂 seen them live in UK in 2015 and it was identical to seeing death vids online and to keep chucks legacy on going. ❤
@@MrKezzaRHCP I know that but he also sounds nothing like Chuck. Was Chuck Schuldiner not the lead vocalist of the band, Death? Is the vocalist of a cover band not really supposed to sound like the real singer?
@@heathertiller3644 I think you're deffo clutching at some straws here. He's pretty similar and he does try to change his vocals for each era of death through a gig. His vocals aren't bad. And they aren't stupidly dissimilar to chucks. You'd have a much bigger problem if he wasn't using the same kind of guitar as chuck. Thats an iconic sound. Be grateful we get to hear and appreciate chuck through his old bandmates :)
@@MrKezzaRHCP ok but he sounds nothing like Chuck.
@@heathertiller3644 yeah, we deffo disagree on that. I for one don't see them as a cover band but an extension of the band death given they are are previous band members. So I think of it as death, but with different vocalist/guitarist. Thats my advice to help enjoy them more. They play a killer set live, id recommend grabbing a chance to see them. All the best!
They should have someone else playing bass, Steve is a goofball hippie. Terry should be playing bass
Cuz Chuck was really far from this lol
@@joescopo4655 my exact thoughts
Calm down guy
Steve is way better than Terry but otherwise lmao
Excelente performance pero. Falta James Murphy y sus magníficos solos de guitarra!!!!!!