These songs are completely unrecognizable to the polished versions on 'From Beyond'. No, I'm not all that old- school am I. Wished I'd been there in the beginning!
João Gordo, a friend of Sepultura and frontman of the band RDP, said in an interview that when he met Sep, they were very influenced by Massacre, even Max exchanged letters with them
@@jamesbaxter9069 It's crazy how connected Sepultura were with the Florida death metal scene before the internet. I remember seeing a letter posted on the internet that Max wrote to Chuck Schuldiner
@@cobgod1415 In fact, they weren't just connected to the Florida scene, they were connected to the world... Sepultura exchanged correspondence and demo tapes with bands from Europe, the USA and South America, and I think this was one of the reasons for their later worldwide success... In the documentary "Ruido das Minas", a member of another band that emerged along with Sep is asked why his band didn't reach the same level as Sepultura, his answer was "The same letters they received also reached us, the difference is that they answered them all and we didn't".
![Massacre - Chamber Of Ages [demo1986] original sound](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/McnOSEvYcyY/mqdefault.jpg)
![Massacre - Chamber Of Ages [demo1986] original sound](/img/tr.png)
1. Symbolic Immortality 0:00
2. Clangor of War 3:33
3. From Beyond 6:05
4. Chamber of Ages 11:01
Is Schuldiner singing in this demo?
No it's Kam Lee.
The original vocalist for Death and Massacre's first recordings.
Are you mean ¿Mantas too¿ Thanks to you
Yes Mantas as well!
@@SpeedMetalMadness Kam Lee
wayy ahead of it's time massacre mantas death necrophagia necrovore obituary morbid angel possessed all OGs of death metal
These songs are completely unrecognizable to the polished versions on 'From Beyond'. No, I'm not all that old- school am I. Wished I'd been there in the beginning!
u can see the influences of "bestial devastation" in artwork and music....
João Gordo, a friend of Sepultura and frontman of the band RDP, said in an interview that when he met Sep, they were very influenced by Massacre, even Max exchanged letters with them
@@jamesbaxter9069 It's crazy how connected Sepultura were with the Florida death metal scene before the internet. I remember seeing a letter posted on the internet that Max wrote to Chuck Schuldiner
@@cobgod1415
In fact, they weren't just connected to the Florida scene, they were connected to the world... Sepultura exchanged correspondence and demo tapes with bands from Europe, the USA and South America, and I think this was one of the reasons for their later worldwide success... In the documentary "Ruido das Minas", a member of another band that emerged along with Sep is asked why his band didn't reach the same level as Sepultura, his answer was "The same letters they received also reached us, the difference is that they answered them all and we didn't".
always thought this demo sucked, but looks like i was just listening to a bad quality version. sounds great now!!!!
Este demo es uno de los mejores de la escena del Death Metal de los 80s /,,/
10:59 hahahaha
Love this demo...
Fucking awesome !!!
excelente,,me gusta mil veces más que el from beyond..,
Concuerdo con tigo bro
From beyond es un culo wango
Is Schuldiner singing in this demo?
Of course not.....Kam Lee
@@ReigningOnYourParade hehehe
Production is garbage but the songs & energy stab through!
The songs are garbage too.
Honestly love the production on this. Gritty lofi demos are my shit!
It's way better than the album...