I had a guitar teacher that really opened my eyes to music.. I was a total rock guy, then he introduced me to Pantera and Slayer.. But the REAL eye opener was Carcass, this album has everything.. Like I was into Simon & Garfunkle then AC/DC.. So this was a big step up, but I'd argue it changed how I viewed Beauty in music.
Your patreons really know about music. No shitty overrated bands, only the best! This album had the best production for the time. It sounds so good even now
*remestered version does. The original album has unfortunetaly awful dynamic range. Edit: he listened to the high dynamic range version (remastered one)
@dmphax You’re telling my story bruh. Incarnated was the first death metal song I heard back in 91, been listening to Slayer and Metallica for 3 years before that but Carcass changed my life forever. Still my favorite band of all time.
I love watching your videos, seeing the pure joy of someone hearing these tracks for the first time is the perfect antidote to all the awful crap in the news - you should get an award for services to humanity
The guitar solo that stood out to me from the album was the one on death Certificate. I spent every waking hour for probably a full week learning to play it when I was a teenager. I should go back and relearn all the solos I spent ages learning as a teen cos they were so fun at the time.
CARCASS is the real shit...even though heartwork is the pinnacle in creating melodeath style....but their prior album to this was even more legendary "Necrotisicm"...react to their either "Incarnated Solvent Abuse" or "Corporal Jigsaw Quandary" from Necrotisicm
Hi, how are you? You should listen to Incarnate Solvent Abuse from their previous album, Necroticism. I’m not really a death metal fan but this album is so great
Hi! For me the real essence of the band are the second and third album: Symphonies of Sickness and Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious. Please react to Corporal Jigsore Quandary, Reek of Putrefaction and Exhume to Consume songs, that's the real sound of the band 🤘🏽 Grettings from Costa Rica!
Haha loved your lady in the background, also very respectful she did it just for a short moment and let you do your thing. I totally agreed with you btw, somehow the vocals of Mustaine and Walker seemed to link in some way. KInda like he is the Dave Mustaine of Death/Grind (early years) Metal. That gritty biting, spitting kinda way of pronouncing, emphasizing their words... I love it!
Heartwork is a great album but for me personally I think that Symphonies of Sickness is the best...but you should check out Necrotism...Descanting the insalubrious album...great tunes and a clearer production than Symphonies...hell check them both out 🤘🤘🤘
@@TheAdventuresofTNT you gonna love it I can promise you....once you CARCASS there is no turning back....they fucking RULE...they have the utter most respect in Metal Scene ..and Necrotisicm is their best album.... PERIOD
Michael couldn't stand up to what Carcass played. That's why all he did were simple yet melodic solos. I have nothing against the guy, but he fits better in Arch Enemy than Carcass.
F yeah!!! Thanks TOM Carcass. Is heavily trademarked. Good luck. Drummer. Blast/grind/jazz, mix top shelf. Lead guitar tone. Tits #15 on the list of metal influences. Amongst industry voters. TH-cam has a nice performance from Nashville. 2017 I believe. (Corporal Jigsore Quandary); an essential Carcass.
Ok man, it's official you're now a metalhead. Anyone who has this type of pumped-up reaction to Carcass, Death, and Deicide is a metalhead. I'd say you graduated to death metal, you're now a not over the average metalhead lol
hi man, I watched your reaction to "the flesh and the power it holds" by Death, the album that song is off is called "the sound of perseverance", it's a masterpiece, I would recommend any of the songs off it, but especially spirit crusher or scavenger of human sorrow, their other albums are worth a look too, "symbolic" is another masterpiece, any song off that is well worth the listen, but especially empty words and the title song, symbolic. I love your channel man, keep up the good work, I hope you see this comment.
Clicked in here pmsl when i saw it. This is a step up bro, it took me yrs of listening to metal to get to this level. You're like Neo on a training day lmfao Keep doin what you're doin it's workin' \m/
@@TheAdventuresofTNT You're a phenom dude. Just watch out for requests at the heavier end. Rock/Metal dudes love trolling each other like that, it's kind of an unwritten law heh heh Love watching your appreciation for the music man, never stop. Hope you and yours are all safe and healthy. Peace and love from Scotland \m/
@@TheAdventuresofTNT Ps This band might be your cup of tea. This is a lesser known song that's still awesome. Hope you enjoy \m/ th-cam.com/video/bo0Nz5CmX-w/w-d-xo.html
Carcass are fuckin' ace, and I loved how you likened the "rrrah" to Mustaine! Loved the vid. You should check out "Blind bleeding the blind", by Carcass too.
I agree with you, that starting with Heartwork is the best album to start with, I started with Reek in 1988 (bought it a week after it came out) and was blown away by the album, and as for Symphonies, Christ that album was something so new that I couldn't quite believe that people were listening to Slayer and thinking that they were "brutal". For me it was Necroticism that sealed them as being far more than what they were before that album, and Heartwork was just a lovely little nail through my cranium to reinforce that seal, the less said about Swansong the better.
Yeah man, Carcass still rules you can see their progress through out their album. Grindcore if i am correct is their 1st three album Tools of the trade and Reek of putrefaction
Please consider reacting to Spoil Engine - The Hallow featuring Carcass vocalist Jeff Walker. Spoil Engine is a melodic death metal band from Belgium with a female singer, Iris Goessens who's vocals are brutal.
I strongly suggest you check out 'This Mortal Coil' by Carcass. It's off the same album as this song. Heartwork is such a highly energetic song and by far a HUGE favorite of mine.
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve done carcass before but this song was a monster of a track. It’s instantly become a new favorite. Stay tuned for more Carcass.
@@TheAdventuresofTNT - Without a doubt! I fell in love with this song the moment I saw it on Beavis & Butthead. The whole album is great, but Heartwork is as you said a monster track.
Amazing reaction. The artwork for this album was created by the Swiss artists H.R.Giger who was also responsible for the design for the alien from Ridley Scots 1979alien
Surgical Steel is an underrated album and also their last FULL LENGTH album (until the upcoming EP in November). I want to make a recommendation for a Carcass song off this album that doesn't get much attention, but I feel is DAMNED good. It's called Mount of Execution and it isn't all just GO! like this track. It showcases their many talents and incorporates some acoustics as well. Even if you don't react to it you should definitely check it out T! But bring your popcorn, it's over 8 minutes long!
Ripping Corpse -- Chugging Pus (Anti-drug song I believe-- but not in a lame way; #notalldrugs -- think they were also classically trained but it's like this and from about the same time) Maybe heavier instrumentally, clearer vocals but still... "weird" Cheers, Ts. 🎃
I think the song is categorized as grindcore as well because Carcass started out as a Goregrind/Grindcore band and slowly morphed to Melodic Death Metal
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Chugging a beer, laughing and the lady dancing while listening to heartwork... you got that right my man✊
Living the dream baby! 😉 😅
Carcass, the Megadeth of death metal. So in other words, the best!
Extremely good analogy 🏴🤘
Totally agree with that, they are both my favourites
Corporal Jigsore Quandary or forensic clinicism should be next. Amazing death metal.
Good suggestions but shit man, "Incarnated Solvent Abuse" is a tad better, I'd say the best Carcass song ever, no contest.
Corporal jigsore ftw!
I had a guitar teacher that really opened my eyes to music.. I was a total rock guy, then he introduced me to Pantera and Slayer.. But the REAL eye opener was Carcass, this album has everything.. Like I was into Simon & Garfunkle then AC/DC.. So this was a big step up, but I'd argue it changed how I viewed Beauty in music.
Your patreons really know about music. No shitty overrated bands, only the best! This album had the best production for the time. It sounds so good even now
yea, this holds up incredibly well.
Still a pièce de resistance...
*remestered version does. The original album has unfortunetaly awful dynamic range.
Edit: he listened to the high dynamic range version (remastered one)
@@TheAdventuresofTNT you need to try the song incarnated solvent abuse from this band, earlier than this song and has great riff's
Carcass was the band that held my hand into the world of death metal with the song Incarnated Solvent Abuse. Been a fan since the early 90s.
@dmphax
You’re telling my story bruh. Incarnated was the first death metal song I heard back in 91, been listening to Slayer and Metallica for 3 years before that but Carcass changed my life forever. Still my favorite band of all time.
Man, you've become a total metalhead! Welcome on board!
If you like this song... men there is a big part of life that you haven't discover is call heavy metal music. welcome \m/
That´s the best way of listen to Carcass, with your lady and ice cold brew.
I love watching your videos, seeing the pure joy of someone hearing these tracks for the first time is the perfect antidote to all the awful crap in the news - you should get an award for services to humanity
Ps, this is the first album i bought on the strength of a music video and I didn't have a cd player so I got a friend to record it onto a tape for me!
Black Metal Matters.
Buried Dreams off same album is also very good.
The whole album is a fucking masterpiece.
@@JGC1 agreed
I've always loved Death Certificate.
Got to agree Javier this album is gold on every track
The solo in Carnal Forge is a masterpiece on its own.
My least favourite song from the album but the solo is really good :)
The guitar solo that stood out to me from the album was the one on death Certificate. I spent every waking hour for probably a full week learning to play it when I was a teenager. I should go back and relearn all the solos I spent ages learning as a teen cos they were so fun at the time.
Imo the best album of the death metal scene. Happy 30th birthday Heartwork!!!
This is such a good band!!! Check out The Granulating Dark Satanic Mills off of the Surgical Steel album. :)
CARCASS is the real shit...even though heartwork is the pinnacle in creating melodeath style....but their prior album to this was even more legendary "Necrotisicm"...react to their either "Incarnated Solvent Abuse" or "Corporal Jigsaw Quandary" from Necrotisicm
Yes Incarnated Solvent Abuse, the best Carcass song.
hot take: Swansong is their best album
@pantsedjuniorhayseed4816
Never heard anything more wrong in my life. Necroticism, hands down. I will die on that hill.
Mike Amott from Arch Enemy took them into a more melodic style. This is so good.
Adding Michael was such a massive win for them, heartwork fuckin rules. One of the most important melodeath records ever
Hi, how are you? You should listen to Incarnate Solvent Abuse from their previous album, Necroticism. I’m not really a death metal fan but this album is so great
I second that, Incarnated Solvent Abuse is THE best Carcass track.
Love your and her reaction/performance, rock on! 🤟🏻
Carcass is my favourite band. and you two are the best. I love the the wqy you responds
shouts to your ladyfriend for that impromtu lil 2 step she did ahaha. and shouts to you for listening to carcass!
Hi! For me the real essence of the band are the second and third album: Symphonies of Sickness and Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious. Please react to Corporal Jigsore Quandary, Reek of Putrefaction and Exhume to Consume songs, that's the real sound of the band 🤘🏽 Grettings from Costa Rica!
Haha loved your lady in the background, also very respectful she did it just for a short moment and let you do your thing.
I totally agreed with you btw, somehow the vocals of Mustaine and Walker seemed to link in some way. KInda like he is the Dave Mustaine of Death/Grind (early years) Metal. That gritty biting, spitting kinda way of pronouncing, emphasizing their words... I love it!
2:03 Melodic Death Metal Funk comes!
Great!
Heartwork is a great album but for me personally I think that Symphonies of Sickness is the best...but you should check out Necrotism...Descanting the insalubrious album...great tunes and a clearer production than Symphonies...hell check them both out 🤘🤘🤘
Ha, her dancing fit well.
Oh dang dude. Carcass is my profile pic. This track rules. Black Swan is great as well.
Descanting The Insalubrious is their masterpiece.
Dude, I am going down the Carcass rabbit hole.
@@TheAdventuresofTNT you gonna love it I can promise you....once you CARCASS there is no turning back....they fucking RULE...they have the utter most respect in Metal Scene
..and Necrotisicm is their best album.... PERIOD
Michael ammott from arch enemy played on this album
He played only his solos. All rhythms and BETTER solos were recorded by Bill Steer.
Michael couldn't stand up to what Carcass played. That's why all he did were simple yet melodic solos. I have nothing against the guy, but he fits better in Arch Enemy than Carcass.
@@SLAYER.APO.VOLO. what a load of crap
Also, try Exhume To Consume by Carcass....and definitely the 1989 version of Unchallenged Hate by Napalm Death
The BRILLIANT riff at the start of Unchallenged Hate. Napalm and Carcass make me a proud Brit
Awesome tune!! , love CARCASS!!! enjoy, having a beer ??? Perfect mate 🤘🤘🤘
Awesome dude, so many great tracks on that album - Buried Dreams, No Love Lost....
Just got back from seeing this band live and was suffering from post-gig blues, seeing your video has cheered me right up! Excellent work👍
Love the head banging in the mini-mouse sweater 🤣 The best lol
F yeah!!! Thanks TOM
Carcass. Is heavily trademarked.
Good luck.
Drummer. Blast/grind/jazz, mix top shelf.
Lead guitar tone. Tits
#15 on the list of metal influences. Amongst industry voters.
TH-cam has a nice performance from Nashville. 2017 I believe.
(Corporal Jigsore Quandary); an essential Carcass.
Don´t forget Bill Steer´s awesome guitar tone on Napalm Death´s From Enslavement To Obliteration lp...the most brutal guitar sound I´ve ever heard!
A brother with intelligence. Good for you.
Production is excellent,and you know their British!!
We want more CARCASS ❤️
Please consider reacting to Benediction, transcending the Rubicon. Blood from Stone.
Another great British Death Metal classic.
Much respect,
B.R.S.
Carcass brings joy to a family :D. That's what death metal is all about :D (the blast part was gridcore :))
Awesome album, spent months in the 90s driving from London to Suffolk blasting this
Ok man, it's official you're now a metalhead. Anyone who has this type of pumped-up reaction to Carcass, Death, and Deicide is a metalhead. I'd say you graduated to death metal, you're now a not over the average metalhead lol
Been waiting sooo long for reactions to this band and album. Amazing to see your eyes light up listening to this. An awesome album. Enjoy
Watching ppl Love Carcass makes me feel so good
Great tune. Their first album is straight up goregrind. They released a new ep yesterday also.
There's a reason why my nickname is what it is ^^
Helllll yesssss
hi man, I watched your reaction to "the flesh and the power it holds" by Death, the album that song is off is called "the sound of perseverance", it's a masterpiece, I would recommend any of the songs off it, but especially spirit crusher or scavenger of human sorrow, their other albums are worth a look too, "symbolic" is another masterpiece, any song off that is well worth the listen, but especially empty words and the title song, symbolic. I love your channel man, keep up the good work, I hope you see this comment.
Clicked in here pmsl when i saw it. This is a step up bro, it took me yrs of listening to metal to get to this level. You're like Neo on a training day lmfao Keep doin what you're doin it's workin' \m/
Dude, this track was a work of art. I love this shit!
@@TheAdventuresofTNT You're a phenom dude. Just watch out for requests at the heavier end. Rock/Metal dudes love trolling each other like that, it's kind of an unwritten law heh heh Love watching your appreciation for the music man, never stop. Hope you and yours are all safe and healthy. Peace and love from Scotland \m/
@@TheAdventuresofTNT Ps This band might be your cup of tea. This is a lesser known song that's still awesome. Hope you enjoy \m/
th-cam.com/video/bo0Nz5CmX-w/w-d-xo.html
Just think, when grunge was still on MTV, this album was being released
Metal heads Unite !!!
Please react to: Dark Tranquillity - the dark unbroken. Swedish melodic death metal at its best!
By far the chilled, coolest and most fun reaction video I've ever watched 😎🤘
Carcass are fuckin' ace, and I loved how you likened the "rrrah" to Mustaine! Loved the vid. You should check out "Blind bleeding the blind", by Carcass too.
One of the best death metal songs ever in my opinion
This song is amazing. I was probably 16 or so when it came out.
I was 19 and heard the song/saw the video for the first time on Beavis & Butthead. Such a kickass, energetic song.
I agree with you, that starting with Heartwork is the best album to start with, I started with Reek in 1988 (bought it a week after it came out) and was blown away by the album, and as for Symphonies, Christ that album was something so new that I couldn't quite believe that people were listening to Slayer and thinking that they were "brutal". For me it was Necroticism that sealed them as being far more than what they were before that album, and Heartwork was just a lovely little nail through my cranium to reinforce that seal, the less said about Swansong the better.
I'm glad you did this, you should check the song Embodiment as well.
I had the same smile at 17 when i first heard this song! Keep them coming! Respect
Killer track, glad you liked it as much as I did the first time. Happily subscribed
Oh man, Stella Artois. My favorite beer! I'm drinking a spanish Estrella Damm as I write this. You know your beer man, cheers!
3 years ago... Well...I'm late for the party :D
This made my day. So nice to see someone one new listening to carcass and enjoying their music.
This band was one of the first to create this sound. I don’t give a fuck what anyone else says, Carcass and Napalm Death created Grindcore.
Yeah man, Carcass still rules you can see their progress through out their album. Grindcore if i am correct is their 1st three album Tools of the trade and Reek of putrefaction
You guys are awesome!
Check out the Carcass song "Cross My Heart" from the Swansong album.
This whole album is a masterpiece
That guitar tone may be my favorite ever in terms of a studio album. It is so well balanced.
Embodiment from the same "Heartwork" album. Pretty much my favorite track on that incredible masterpiece! \,,/
they are from my home town fucken killer band
Please consider reacting to Spoil Engine - The Hallow featuring Carcass vocalist Jeff Walker. Spoil Engine is a melodic death metal band from Belgium with a female singer, Iris Goessens who's vocals are brutal.
It's the voice totally unique 👌
Certified Melodic Death Metal album (no pun intended).
Yeah!!
whow, cheerleading that song 🤘
I strongly suggest you check out 'This Mortal Coil' by Carcass. It's off the same album as this song.
Heartwork is such a highly energetic song and by far a HUGE favorite of mine.
Thanks for the suggestion. I’ve done carcass before but this song was a monster of a track. It’s instantly become a new favorite. Stay tuned for more Carcass.
@@TheAdventuresofTNT - Without a doubt! I fell in love with this song the moment I saw it on Beavis & Butthead. The whole album is great, but Heartwork is as you said a monster track.
Thanks Queen Tasha. You made my day hahaha!!! Kia kaha guys \m/
These guys were amazing!
GOTTA do No Love Lost
Amazing reaction. The artwork for this album was created by the Swiss artists H.R.Giger who was also responsible for the design for the alien from Ridley Scots 1979alien
I'm joining you my friend on this great day with a cold one and belly full of steak. Enjoy it. \m/
Love her
Hee hee, Yes, Carcass is shit hot! I enjoyed you two losing it a little. :D
Carcass!!!
Listen to Carcass’s first couple of albums to hear the grindcore element. Carcass guitar player Bill Steer was in Napalm Death for a while too.
i love the same beer dude. \m/
Yes! 🤘🏼🤘🏼👍🏼
Amazing album
Surgical Steel is an underrated album and also their last FULL LENGTH album (until the upcoming EP in November). I want to make a recommendation for a Carcass song off this album that doesn't get much attention, but I feel is DAMNED good. It's called Mount of Execution and it isn't all just GO! like this track. It showcases their many talents and incorporates some acoustics as well. Even if you don't react to it you should definitely check it out T! But bring your popcorn, it's over 8 minutes long!
Carcass, best metal band ever!
Ripping Corpse -- Chugging Pus
(Anti-drug song I believe-- but not in a lame way; #notalldrugs -- think they were also classically trained but it's like this and from about the same time)
Maybe heavier instrumentally, clearer vocals but still... "weird"
Cheers, Ts.
🎃
First time watching
The wife amused))
it is weird how music that in my teens I had to hide from my parents became almost dad rock lol
Masterpiece of death metal
best song on the album. I'd like to reccomend a band, disencarnate it features james Murphy from death cancer fame on guitar
So good 🤘
Made me laugh 😂 loved it!
You got you a pretty lady there. Good for you!
i love this so much
Yes it is the album you should start. Also check out At The Gates, if you like Carcass. 💎
I think the song is categorized as grindcore as well because Carcass started out as a Goregrind/Grindcore band and slowly morphed to Melodic Death Metal
Great reaction bro...