4:27, that’s me with my arms crossed in all black, middle of the screen, and my high school buddy and later band mate in Nocturnal Torment, Pete Clemens in the white shirt to my left.
0:00 some of thinking being 1:40 useful human waste 6:40 cynical sphere 11:35 cruel gentility 16:01 lifeless irony 19:36 Denaturalizing leaders It’s so crazy to think these dudes were just getting out of high school playing all this badass technical stuff!
@@PropheciesForetold Yes, no recording of the two tracks never took place. Fortunately we do have live footage of the two songs on TH-cam but sadly most have very crappy audio. This video is pretty audible though.
@@n0ah_m309 There' another unreleased track called "Unjust Nature". It's also here in TH-cam. If only could hear the Seaweed demo's I could die happy....
Also, everyone always talks about this show being in Milwaukee…it was not in Milwaukee, it was actually at the Waukesha County Expo Center in Waukesha, Wisconsin, about 15 minutes west of Milwaukee. I still have the flyer from the show, and it was definitely the 29th, not the 25th as some people seem to have thought.
Amazing quality! Thank you for uploading this gem. Do you have any clues why and when Paul stopped doing the growls? It sounds great to me, wonder why he would just stick to vocoder later.
I knew the Cynic guys then, as we were all the same age and my band Amboog-a-Lard (with Twiggy from Manson on rhythm guitar) was just starting to play shows locally in the Ft.Lauderdale / Miami area. Paul and Sean were already good friends with Chuck Schuldiner by this time and the seed of the Death Human project was taking shape. As for Paul singing, I agree he sounds great here and I thought they were fantastic as a straight up thrash/death metal band. However Paul and Sean felt metal was far too limiting and didn’t want to be just another “me too” metal band. With Death they were given the opportunity to get all the “metal” out of their system and wipe the slate clean and usher in the “weird Cynic” era - as we all called it. TBH I don’t really care for the direction they went with Focus, etc but that’s just me… 🤷♂️
Sean's double kicks in Useful Human Waste... good lord!
4:27, that’s me with my arms crossed in all black, middle of the screen, and my high school buddy and later band mate in Nocturnal Torment, Pete Clemens in the white shirt to my left.
When Masvidal's guitar still had its head. RIP Sean!
0:00 some of thinking being
1:40 useful human waste
6:40 cynical sphere
11:35 cruel gentility
16:01 lifeless irony
19:36 Denaturalizing leaders
It’s so crazy to think these dudes were just getting out of high school playing all this badass technical stuff!
Thank you for the time stamps!
@@sanjivharikumarof course man don’t mention it.
So wait a minute: the song "Cynical Sphere" is another unreleased track together with "useful human waste"? Both never have appeared on any demo?
@@PropheciesForetold Yes, no recording of the two tracks never took place. Fortunately we do have live footage of the two songs on TH-cam but sadly most have very crappy audio. This video is pretty audible though.
@@n0ah_m309 There' another unreleased track called "Unjust Nature". It's also here in TH-cam. If only could hear the Seaweed demo's I could die happy....
wow I'm so stoked seeing this! Thank you! Loving all the long shots of Sean Reinert drumming. So damn good. RIP
YES YES AND A MILLION TIMES YES!!! I have been wanting to see this gig for a long time. Thank you for uploading this gem.
Quality is also amazing
Awesome! Wish there was more.
@@rewoundexistence477you are a fucking hero, sir.
Also, everyone always talks about this show being in Milwaukee…it was not in Milwaukee, it was actually at the Waukesha County Expo Center in Waukesha, Wisconsin, about 15 minutes west of Milwaukee. I still have the flyer from the show, and it was definitely the 29th, not the 25th as some people seem to have thought.
Holy shit. Thank you so much for uploading this. I've watched the other video of Useful Human Waste at least 100 times I'm so glad I found this
They should have gotten a deal from Head and shoulders or another shampoo company. They all have such healthy looking hair.
Mindblowing. Superprofessional live being so young. Pity there's no Pleading in the tracklist
They probably hadn't written it yet cause 3 of the songs are off the '90 demo Which by the time of this gig it was probably still fairly new
I have this on vhs..forgot where I got it from though
Jesus! porFin!! hallelujah!
AWESOME!
Amazing quality! Thank you for uploading this gem. Do you have any clues why and when Paul stopped doing the growls? It sounds great to me, wonder why he would just stick to vocoder later.
I knew the Cynic guys then, as we were all the same age and my band Amboog-a-Lard (with Twiggy from Manson on rhythm guitar) was just starting to play shows locally in the Ft.Lauderdale / Miami area.
Paul and Sean were already good friends with Chuck Schuldiner by this time and the seed of the Death Human project was taking shape.
As for Paul singing, I agree he sounds great here and I thought they were fantastic as a straight up thrash/death metal band. However Paul and Sean felt metal was far too limiting and didn’t want to be just another “me too” metal band.
With Death they were given the opportunity to get all the “metal” out of their system and wipe the slate clean and usher in the “weird Cynic” era - as we all called it.
TBH I don’t really care for the direction they went with Focus, etc but that’s just me… 🤷♂️
Omg!!!, where did you find this!!!!!!?
I think I've been sitting on this since then. About time I guess.
do you have part of obliveon?
@@hunteredge1234
I wish I did. This and Atheist were all I'm aware were recorded, or at least from my sources.
El mortiii