@@jordank2028 Symbolic and The sound of perseverance are my favourites of the band. Human is awesome but the production is a bit harsher on that album but is awesome in terms of how jazzy it is.
Death keeps me alive. I became totally obsessed with this band and it helped me a ton to deal with depression and suicidal thoughts. I owe my life to Death,
@@Dankehum I do not play guitar but I am a classical Double bass musician and I have been learning Spirit Crusher and recently The Flesh and the power it holds,,,you can have a look in the following link :) th-cam.com/video/N1wG0Gjlaf8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=PedroFuentes
@@Dankehum I did exactly that because of the exact same reasons. Both death and Iron maiden helped me through depression. Especially the personality of thos musicians too.
Very same album - you have to react to: - “Voice of the Soul”, a beautiful instrumental piece; - “Spirit Crusher”, energetic and extremely technical song; and - “Painkiller”, covering the Judas Priest’s masterpiece and making it ever better lol!
i am a death lover and judas priest lover. I think painkiller cover was amazing. I think it is nearly ipossible to make a better version of painkiller than the original, but they did make it better, but not a replacement. They did things that are better and they did things that are worse.
prepare to get totally flashed like youve never been flashed in your entire life, this band was crazy melodic thrashy deadly heavy, love it still 20 years later
If you're a musician listening to this for the first time, the only possible reaction is to be blown away and left speechless in awe for Chuck's genius.
This band is (was) great. I remember when I first heard in the 1990s I was very impressed.There are so many outstanding songs that you could do a special block about this band. Greetings.
Happy to see you react to Death! Great stuff. Saw the mentioned Gene Hoglan relatively recently with Testament, and he's an insane drummer obviously. Crossing my fingers for a video with Enslaved - Sacred Horse! Cheers.
I’m a huge death fan, and still don’t understand the hype. I like it and I’m happy so many people do, but I actually like Metallica’s instrumentals more honestly.
@@johnnyrayh5858 that's not fair. 1. Metallica's instrumentals involved all the instruments. 2. Is a matter of taste. I am not fascinated at all by Metallica's instrumentals. The iron maiden ones, in the other hand...
@@johnnyrayh5858 The hype is you can see clear progression of Chuck as a man develop through all the albums. The first few are good, but pretty trashy and angry. Things start to change with Individual Thought Patterns, and then Human you can see major changes and tighter music. Then Symbolic, certainly my favorite metal album ever, and then Sound of Perseverance, listening to that knowing he died just a few years later gives it so much depth and sadness, yet still beautiful.
@@johns1625 yeah I love chucks works. Just not that into voice of the soul. It’s good, I just like their other tracks a lot more. Human is my favorite album, quickly followed by symbolic, and sound of perseverance.
Hey Jim! Thanks for the video! Great band, great album. The whole thing is like this track... basically you can listen to it over and over again without any risk of being bored. Have a nice bank holiday! \m/
Death and Coroner two of the best prog technical death metal 🤘 I ever heard in my life , hope a new album from Coroner in 2022, take care Jim best wishes my friend
Flippin' great song. Took me a few of their tracks to get used to his vocals, as I prefer bassier growls, but now I love it. P.s. For something completely different try Trilok Gurtu - Cherry Town.....😘
Richard Christy is now on the Howard Stern show, he doesnt play much drums anymore which is a shame but theres a clip of Howard telling him to play the drums and he melts everyones faces in the room some of which didnt know he even played drums.
That's bs. Christy plays drums in his own band called The Charred Walls Of The Damned. 3 albums out and Christy is also a main writer of music/lyrics. Great stuff.
being an old fart, I am blessed to have seen Death on many tours through Germany and had the honour of meeting Chuck on several occassions. R.I.P Chuck and Scott
@biohazard8295 oh yes, I knew when I first heard scream bloody gore that death are something special. Each album Chuck took his music to another level, some say too far ahead for it's time, but it's what metal needed.
That's the only album where Chuck sounded like that vocally. He had a much lower sounding scream in their previous albums. Gotta check out their track "Symbolic" at some point. Probably my favorite of theirs overall and it kicks off their best album IMHO.
Stars Die I still can’t decide is I like symbolic more that sound of perseverance... sounds of perseverance has the drums I crave though. Gene is still a master too, idk I’m torn
Nothing hits quite like those breakdowns in Symbolic. Misanthrope was the first Death song I ever listened to and I probably played it 100 thousand times on my ipod shuffle before I got any of their albums lol
Thank you for being so gracious and openminded, you have given this band a due credit. If you find Chuck's vocals interesting - he evolved from deep, almost growling sound, slowly refining into this vocal pattern. On his another album LEPROSY, he ads something else to his vocals and it sounds amazing, worth a listen. Would recommend HUMAN, SOUND OF PERSEVERANCE, LEPROSY and INDIVIDUAL THOUGHT PATTERNS albums to give it a listen.
Yeah, Had a lot of discussions about that subject. Possessed had a more thrashy vocal style and the thrash influence was still there in the majority of their songs. Death really moved past that (and were actually busy doing that in 1984 as mantas). Another band that influenced a lot of extreme death metal bands was the band Wehrmacht (whichwas the first extreme metal band that used that many blast beats and tempo switches dispite being very hardcore punk driven crossover).
@JezBollah 667 Well depends on what kind of death metal you listen to. I listen to more progressive or melodic death metal (Death athiest and carcass to name a few) and most of their work doesnt contain blast beats (on some ocasions carcass do use it but in little amounts). Things like cannibal corpse are more brutal death metal thing with stripped down lyrics, less harder riffs (even though not all riffs are easy) and vocals that are harder to understand.
@@mrdeathamore Actually I see Symbolic as more progressive compared to ITP and Human. And even though I'm a fan of progressive metal, I like Symbolic more than TSOP just because its actual composition is just better
Symoblic was my favorite album several years ago, but the weakest spot of this album that its very linear, every song has a linear structure. For example TSOP is much more versatile, Human and ITP sounds more technical to me, so that why I'm saying that Symbolic is a more classical metal album. Even its popularity amongst others says about that.
Hi, Jim! Nice to see you. About mics. The new mic gives pretty good sound, but it also captures the room echo. I'd prefer recording with the old mic and mixing it to the video. But the room echo isn't that bad, if one doesn't have a "golden ears"... ;o) This song was in many ways very good. Really tight playing as a band. The singer did put me off a bit. This would have blown my socks off, if I'd heard this 35 years ago!
Great video! I suggest you listen to "Without Judgement" by Death, it's one of Death's best songs in my opinion, and one you instantly get hooked on. Oh, and by the way, I'm still waiting for you to listen to "Bottom" by Tool. ;) Cheers!
Hey Jim...give Sober(live version) from Tool ‘93 from PinkPop I believe(not sure) from Pennsylvania a go when you can. Really enjoy your channel brother. Congrats on the new member of your family as well. You’ll get a kick out of Mallard(ha) performance.
The drumming on the last 4 Death albums is insane and Chuck was a god. I do like there first 3 albums especially there 3rd Spiritual Healing and the song Within The Mind off that album but the first time I heard of them it was there song Lack Of Comprehension and it was just better then any Death Metal song ever and its not even close. They never made a bad song and everyone is below them. Death is the Black Sabbath of Death Metal Flattening Of Emotions, Overactive Imagination, Story To Tell, Voice Of Soul or any song off Symbolic I would recommend of theres.
the solos of chuck were the best solos of all american death metal.. with a huge difference.. the other bands were about doing super fast atonal solos... this guy really made the guitar "scream"....solos that give you goosebumps.. those are the best.
Нам всем любителям творчества Чака до конца дней своих суждено наслаждаться этими несколькими альбомами любимой группы. Не будет больше такого. Будут похожие, будут неплохие и отличные будут, но они не будут как Death, его не перепутать ни с кем
Stoked that you are reacting to Death - credit to the persistent person who wore you down! I think I know the documentary you are talking about, but what was it called?
DEATH is one of those bands you either Love or Hate. Personally, I love them. But I didn't always. I got into DEATH in 1990 as a Junior in HS when they released their 3rd album "Spiritual Healing." (Still one of their top albums. Probably Top 3 out of the 8 total.) But yeah, when DEATH debuted in 1987 with "Scream Bloody Gore" it was one of, if not the first Death Metal albums ever. And a Technical Death Metal band at that too. So getting used to these style of vocals and weird progressive style riffings was kinda difficult at first, as the only other heavy style of music was Thrash and the first wave of Black Metal (like Mercyful Fate and King Diamond). But like a good 80s Metalhead, I continued collecting their discography throughout the 90s...on cassette, until it came to the 1999's "Sound of Perseverance" here, because it didn't release on cassette. Only on CD. And it wasn't until about 2008 or so that I finally re-bought the entire catalog on CD with their 2008 remasters. However, it was a waste of money at the time. Because 3 years late, in 2011, the band's Estate run by Chuck's widow moved all of their Music Rights over to Relapse Records, and proper 2-disc re-remasters were done, starting with this album, and working backwards. And by 2014, they finally got out "Scream Bloody Gore" and then all was good with the world. So you may ask, is there that much difference between the 2008 [Century Media] remasters and the 2011-2014 Relapse Records remasters? And the answer is YES. The 2008 remasters really didn't sound all that much different than the original pressings, but perhaps cleaned up a little bit, but the Relapse Records remasters are not only cleaned up, but any muddiness is gone, the sound is crisper, and also does not suffer from any of the Loudness War shenanigans that plagued the 2008 remasters. Plus the fact that each album got 2 CDs is another bonus. They varied from being full of Live Tracks to Instrumental and rare unleashed Demo tracks. Relapse did the DEATH Catalog good. But it was weird waiting 3 years to collect the entire 8 record run though. I think Spiritual Healing was released in 2013, so it took a while. Oh, but here's the funny part...their 1995 album, "Symbolic" was released on Roadrunner Records, and that label never gave up the rights to that album. But they did release their own 2-disc set in 2008 as well, and it's actually pretty good. Mixing isn't quite the same as the Relapse remasters, but it's close and still easy to listen to. But with all that jibber jabber aside, DEATH's music still stands the test of time to this day even though the band disbanded after Chuck's death in 2001 from brain cancer. It's ashamd too, because the band could have been putting out kick ass albums till this day. They put out 8 albums over the course of 12 years, imagine where they'd be now hadn't their front man died? They'd probably have around 20 albums out by now.
@@derpherpula592 That's not the case for me. I've listened to a lot of death metal actually. From the obvious classics like Morbid Angel,Incantation,Immolation,Obituary,Autopsy etc to newer stuff like Morbus Chron,Horrendous,Dead Congregation... I follow the scene and check plenty of bands but I just don't like the majority of it.
The first 3 records are more in the vein of the "death metal" you're probably thinking of so if you're looking for more stuff like this from the band I would suggest Symbolic, one of the most unique sounding albums of all time imo. Also, I have a feeling you'd like Arch/Matheos, any song would do but allow me to suggest "Never in Your Hands" or "Neurotically Wired" You're Welcome ;) Cheers from Canada mate.
Haha i was like: A Band called Death thats really important to Metal History? What would that probably sound like..turns out it sounds exactly like i expected it to sound like xD
For me every recorded DEATH Album is great and all my fav. Metal Albums. DEATH is the only Band u can give all Albums in a playlist hear them and u press Shuffle and not one u skip. After i find DEATH in the early 90's and i stop search bands. Chuck was such a genius so sad he must go so early. Control Denied was not so mine but i hear them becauce the genius Chuck maked em. Sorry for my english is not my native language. In Chuck words "Let the Metal flow".
I 'd forgotten how muh I love this song. Damn!!! Listen to "Voice of the Soul" if you think this one is beautiful...one of the best instrumental songs ever done. The whole record is great! And I mean as usual my request is Opeth - "Burden". When I first heard them I was mesmerized and pissed because they name the band "Death" and I was always like "stupid name....stupid music...I'm not even gonna waste my time"...I couldn't be more wrong.
I have a question. When youtubers publish videos like this some get dmca take down notices and some don’t. What can be done to prevent dmca take down and copyright notices? Can someone help me understand please?
I guess you have to go into each video expecting it to be taken down, but a good way to test it first is to upload the music/music video without it being public before you spend any time or effort creating your own content to accompany it. That way you’ll get the copyright notice and its implication to your channel but at no risk to your strike status. I will always do that with bands I’ve not listened to before. Official videos will almost always be blocked. It’s not the music but the moving picture that is the troublesome element with music videos. Best to avoid them altogether unless you are sure they will be allowed. Assume every single video you make that incorporates someone else’s music will have a copyright notice applied to it, you won’t be able to monetise it and the video WILL most likely carry adverts with earnings being collected by the copyright holder. If you want to make money from your TH-cam videos then using other people’s copyrighted material is not going to help you!
@@JimNewstead thank you for your detailed response I truly appreciate it. It makes sense, so as long as you create your own content and publish it I should not have any problem then it seems. But one area is gray area to me if I may ask your opinion and if you can tell me your honest opinion I would appreciate it. Let’s say I have videos showing my designs and I really like listening rock music while designing stuff during my design process and at the background I listen some rock bands while showing my designs, no visuals just the songs, would that infringe these bands rights? Or while designing I watch twitch gaming sessions from various gamers. What is your opinion? Thank you for your time.
death r awesome . chuck is an amazing guitarist. that album is more technical but its ace. check out "voice of the soul" its an instrumental with acoustics in it...but anyways yeah death (chuck rulesss) RIP chuck.
The sound of perseverance is one of the greatest metal albums ever made..!!! Definitely check voice of the soul and spirit crusher..!!! Perfection
Not one of the... is the most.
Symbolic is damn amazing too
@@elkardona Imo it's Leprosy or Scream bloody gore! Human is also up there!!
@@andrei1151 In fact all Chuck's music is up there.
Live Death🤘🤘🤘
@@jordank2028 Symbolic and The sound of perseverance are my favourites of the band. Human is awesome but the production is a bit harsher on that album but is awesome in terms of how jazzy it is.
Death keeps me alive. I became totally obsessed with this band and it helped me a ton to deal with depression and suicidal thoughts. I owe my life to Death,
Same than me! I have been suffering from depression and suicidal thoughts and i have been listening all Death songs and I feel very much better!!
@@Pepobass1 i am so glad brother. Get yourself a guitar and start learning them
@@Dankehum I do not play guitar but I am a classical Double bass musician and I have been learning Spirit Crusher and recently The Flesh and the power it holds,,,you can have a look in the following link :) th-cam.com/video/N1wG0Gjlaf8/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=PedroFuentes
"Death keeps me alive" yeah i will be taking that.
@@Dankehum I did exactly that because of the exact same reasons. Both death and Iron maiden helped me through depression. Especially the personality of thos musicians too.
Very same album - you have to react to:
- “Voice of the Soul”, a beautiful instrumental piece;
- “Spirit Crusher”, energetic and extremely technical song; and
- “Painkiller”, covering the Judas Priest’s masterpiece and making it ever better lol!
i am a death lover and judas priest lover. I think painkiller cover was amazing. I think it is nearly ipossible to make a better version of painkiller than the original, but they did make it better, but not a replacement. They did things that are better and they did things that are worse.
for me painkiller cover isn't nearly as good as original
Spirit Crusher is most beatiful peace of music \m/
@@djrbdbdndjwjk5039 it was an awesome tribute
The drumming on Symbolic is superb, Gene nailed some crazy riffs
This channel is such a gem
Love that comment!!! Thank you 👍🏼
Death - Voice of the Soul is the best song ever recorded
clearing skies that’s my favorite song of all time. Hands down no fucking question.
It's just...no words, just listen to that damn thing...
Nope
What a beautiful song, this may have helped this band grow on me. Nice and heavy riffs and great vocals.
The change ups are crazy but they somehow work rather well together. And his guitar tone.....
A lot of people think Chucks voice is raspy and it turns them off at first but if they listen through the song usually they are hooked
Death' s out of this world.
prepare to get totally flashed like youve never been flashed in your entire life, this band was crazy melodic thrashy deadly heavy, love it still 20 years later
Great to see you finding out about Death, one of the pioneers of death metal and especially progressive/technical death metal.
Death is an insane band. Loved the reaction.
Death - Trapped a corner
If you're a musician listening to this for the first time, the only possible reaction is to be blown away and left speechless in awe for Chuck's genius.
Love your sophisticated, laid back style of listening and reviewing
This band is (was) great. I remember when I first heard in the 1990s I was very impressed.There are so many outstanding songs that you could do a special block about this band.
Greetings.
Death - A moment of Clarity
Great music and a great man, his music will echo for an eternity.
"Surprisingly neautiful music"
You describe exactly what this jazz influenced album is.
Good reaction.
Greetings from Medellín-Colombia👆👍
Thanks for reacting to this! Death is one of my favorite bands!
RIP Chuck Schuldiner
Happy to see you react to Death! Great stuff. Saw the mentioned Gene Hoglan relatively recently with Testament, and he's an insane drummer obviously. Crossing my fingers for a video with Enslaved - Sacred Horse! Cheers.
Ok.... roger that! Keep reminding me 👍🏼😜
For the record, it's actually Richard Christy playing the drums on this album. Hoglan was on Symbolic and Control Denied.
@@psilocinesthesia Ah, thanks for the info!
Look at the man's smile, he's enjoying this beautiful track.
Death Voice of the Soul, probably the saddest song i’ve heard, even though it is an instrumental You will love it, Jim!
I’m a huge death fan, and still don’t understand the hype. I like it and I’m happy so many people do, but I actually like Metallica’s instrumentals more honestly.
@@johnnyrayh5858 that's not fair.
1. Metallica's instrumentals involved all the instruments.
2. Is a matter of taste. I am not fascinated at all by Metallica's instrumentals. The iron maiden ones, in the other hand...
@@johnnyrayh5858 The hype is you can see clear progression of Chuck as a man develop through all the albums. The first few are good, but pretty trashy and angry. Things start to change with Individual Thought Patterns, and then Human you can see major changes and tighter music. Then Symbolic, certainly my favorite metal album ever, and then Sound of Perseverance, listening to that knowing he died just a few years later gives it so much depth and sadness, yet still beautiful.
@@johns1625 yeah I love chucks works. Just not that into voice of the soul. It’s good, I just like their other tracks a lot more. Human is my favorite album, quickly followed by symbolic, and sound of perseverance.
Richard christy! F n awesome!
Glad you noticed the drums, they happen to be my favorite part of this band, no matter who the drummer is in the album
You could also try Chuck's other project, Control Denied - Expect the Unexpected.
Hands down my favorite band.
Hey Jim! Thanks for the video! Great band, great album. The whole thing is like this track... basically you can listen to it over and over again without any risk of being bored. Have a nice bank holiday! \m/
You too, buddy! Gotta love a bank holiday!!!
Put the beggining in loop over and over again... awsome drums
Chucks Voice was a Mirror of „The Pain“ on this Earth!
And the Lyrics transport the Massage of that Pain…we all have.
Excelente amigo, saludos desde Chile!
Death is forever thanks chuck
Woah.. What happened, your new setup is amazing! Now your videos will be even more enjoyable!
Thanks a bunch!!! Just need to sort out the sound......
Death and Coroner two of the best prog technical death metal 🤘 I ever heard in my life , hope a new album from Coroner in 2022, take care Jim best wishes my friend
Great reaction! I enjoyed the way you reacted to this song and am glad that you enjoyed it. Because you genuinely seemed to like it. 😊
Flippin' great song. Took me a few of their tracks to get used to his vocals, as I prefer bassier growls, but now I love it.
P.s. For something completely different try Trilok Gurtu - Cherry Town.....😘
I love seeing new people discover Death. This album was an absolute masterpiece from start to finish.
Richard Christy is now on the Howard Stern show, he doesnt play much drums anymore which is a shame but theres a clip of Howard telling him to play the drums and he melts everyones faces in the room some of which didnt know he even played drums.
That's bs.
Christy plays drums in his own band called The Charred Walls Of The Damned.
3 albums out and Christy is also a main writer of music/lyrics. Great stuff.
being an old fart, I am blessed to have seen Death on many tours through Germany and had the honour of meeting Chuck on several occassions. R.I.P Chuck and Scott
@biohazard8295 oh yes, I knew when I first heard scream bloody gore that death are something special. Each album Chuck took his music to another level, some say too far ahead for it's time, but it's what metal needed.
Forever loved and missed.
Saludos desde Venezuela sin duda Death es la mejor banda de este género
That's the only album where Chuck sounded like that vocally. He had a much lower sounding scream in their previous albums. Gotta check out their track "Symbolic" at some point. Probably my favorite of theirs overall and it kicks off their best album IMHO.
Stars Die I still can’t decide is I like symbolic more that sound of perseverance... sounds of perseverance has the drums I crave though. Gene is still a master too, idk I’m torn
Nothing hits quite like those breakdowns in Symbolic. Misanthrope was the first Death song I ever listened to and I probably played it 100 thousand times on my ipod shuffle before I got any of their albums lol
@@johns1625 check out the demo for misanthrope if you haven’t. Cut intro and Spanish guitar make it badass as fuck
Chuck was a music genius!
Thank you for being so gracious and openminded, you have given this band a due credit. If you find Chuck's vocals interesting - he evolved from deep, almost growling sound, slowly refining into this vocal pattern. On his another album LEPROSY, he ads something else to his vocals and it sounds amazing, worth a listen. Would recommend HUMAN, SOUND OF PERSEVERANCE, LEPROSY and INDIVIDUAL THOUGHT PATTERNS albums to give it a listen.
Hello Jim,
Great band!
Hope all is well my friend 👊🏽
Very well, thanks for asking!
Your voice is quite pleasant.
PS: "Possessed" coined the term Death Metal, but Death had the first album that can be agreed upon _was_ Death Metal.
Yeah, Had a lot of discussions about that subject. Possessed had a more thrashy vocal style and the thrash influence was still there in the majority of their songs. Death really moved past that (and were actually busy doing that in 1984 as mantas). Another band that influenced a lot of extreme death metal bands was the band Wehrmacht (whichwas the first extreme metal band that used that many blast beats and tempo switches dispite being very hardcore punk driven crossover).
@JezBollah 667 death metal doesnt need blast beats. Its more of a black metal or grindcore thing.
@JezBollah 667 Well depends on what kind of death metal you listen to. I listen to more progressive or melodic death metal (Death athiest and carcass to name a few) and most of their work doesnt contain blast beats (on some ocasions carcass do use it but in little amounts). Things like cannibal corpse are more brutal death metal thing with stripped down lyrics, less harder riffs (even though not all riffs are easy) and vocals that are harder to understand.
Death: Symbolic is the greatest metal album ever recorded.
Whoa there! That’s quite a claim!!!!
I'd almost agree. Top 4 for surely tho
kinda, but to each its own; Symbolic is a more classical approach to metal sound, when Human, ITP and SoP are more progressive
@@mrdeathamore Actually I see Symbolic as more progressive compared to ITP and Human. And even though I'm a fan of progressive metal, I like Symbolic more than TSOP just because its actual composition is just better
Symoblic was my favorite album several years ago, but the weakest spot of this album that its very linear, every song has a linear structure. For example TSOP is much more versatile, Human and ITP sounds more technical to me, so that why I'm saying that Symbolic is a more classical metal album. Even its popularity amongst others says about that.
Death - Lack of Comprehension
Hi, Jim! Nice to see you. About mics. The new mic gives pretty good sound, but it also captures the room echo. I'd prefer recording with the old mic and mixing it to the video. But the room echo isn't that bad, if one doesn't have a "golden ears"... ;o) This song was in many ways very good. Really tight playing as a band. The singer did put me off a bit. This would have blown my socks off, if I'd heard this 35 years ago!
Cheers Pasi, yeah, I know. Need to work on the sound a bit. Just need to work it out! Cheers dude 👍🏼
Great video! I suggest you listen to "Without Judgement" by Death, it's one of Death's best songs in my opinion, and one you instantly get hooked on.
Oh, and by the way, I'm still waiting for you to listen to "Bottom" by Tool. ;)
Cheers!
In Mist She Was Standing too!
First death album I ever heard and still my favourite
Please react to Lack of comprehension by death
Death is amazing, glad you liked it. I would like to know if the album The Gallery from Dark Tranquillity is good piece of music for your standards!
I have just been getting into the band Obituary. They absolutely deliver. Similar vocal style but deeper.
Death's out of this world!
Hey Jim...give Sober(live version) from Tool ‘93 from
PinkPop I believe(not sure) from Pennsylvania a go when you can.
Really enjoy your channel brother. Congrats on the new member of your family as well. You’ll get a kick out of Mallard(ha) performance.
BEHOLD
THE FLESH
AND THE POWER IT HOLDSSSSSS
Chucks vocal talents should never be looked past. His Vocals are amazing imo. You can't train that $hit. You are born with it.
The drumming on the last 4 Death albums is insane and Chuck was a god. I do like there first 3 albums especially there 3rd Spiritual Healing and the song Within The Mind off that album but the first time I heard of them it was there song Lack Of Comprehension and it was just better then any Death Metal song ever and its not even close. They never made a bad song and everyone is below them. Death is the Black Sabbath of Death Metal Flattening Of Emotions, Overactive Imagination, Story To Tell, Voice Of Soul or any song off Symbolic I would recommend of theres.
My favourite albums...Death forever
Satyricon - Phoenix (Official Music Video)
the solos of chuck were the best solos of all american death metal.. with a huge difference.. the other bands were about doing super fast atonal solos... this guy really made the guitar "scream"....solos that give you goosebumps.. those are the best.
Нам всем любителям творчества Чака до конца дней своих суждено наслаждаться этими несколькими альбомами любимой группы. Не будет больше такого. Будут похожие, будут неплохие и отличные будут, но они не будут как Death, его не перепутать ни с кем
Death - Voice of the Soul (Instrumental)
More Death. More Death now. To forgive is to suffer.
Stoked that you are reacting to Death - credit to the persistent person who wore you down! I think I know the documentary you are talking about, but what was it called?
Sindelism Sucks DEATH by metal
Can't recommend Human and Symbolic enough.
This reminds me of when I first heard death
Damn those headphones
DEATH is one of those bands you either Love or Hate. Personally, I love them. But I didn't always. I got into DEATH in 1990 as a Junior in HS when they released their 3rd album "Spiritual Healing." (Still one of their top albums. Probably Top 3 out of the 8 total.) But yeah, when DEATH debuted in 1987 with "Scream Bloody Gore" it was one of, if not the first Death Metal albums ever. And a Technical Death Metal band at that too. So getting used to these style of vocals and weird progressive style riffings was kinda difficult at first, as the only other heavy style of music was Thrash and the first wave of Black Metal (like Mercyful Fate and King Diamond). But like a good 80s Metalhead, I continued collecting their discography throughout the 90s...on cassette, until it came to the 1999's "Sound of Perseverance" here, because it didn't release on cassette. Only on CD. And it wasn't until about 2008 or so that I finally re-bought the entire catalog on CD with their 2008 remasters. However, it was a waste of money at the time. Because 3 years late, in 2011, the band's Estate run by Chuck's widow moved all of their Music Rights over to Relapse Records, and proper 2-disc re-remasters were done, starting with this album, and working backwards. And by 2014, they finally got out "Scream Bloody Gore" and then all was good with the world. So you may ask, is there that much difference between the 2008 [Century Media] remasters and the 2011-2014 Relapse Records remasters? And the answer is YES. The 2008 remasters really didn't sound all that much different than the original pressings, but perhaps cleaned up a little bit, but the Relapse Records remasters are not only cleaned up, but any muddiness is gone, the sound is crisper, and also does not suffer from any of the Loudness War shenanigans that plagued the 2008 remasters. Plus the fact that each album got 2 CDs is another bonus. They varied from being full of Live Tracks to Instrumental and rare unleashed Demo tracks. Relapse did the DEATH Catalog good. But it was weird waiting 3 years to collect the entire 8 record run though. I think Spiritual Healing was released in 2013, so it took a while. Oh, but here's the funny part...their 1995 album, "Symbolic" was released on Roadrunner Records, and that label never gave up the rights to that album. But they did release their own 2-disc set in 2008 as well, and it's actually pretty good. Mixing isn't quite the same as the Relapse remasters, but it's close and still easy to listen to.
But with all that jibber jabber aside, DEATH's music still stands the test of time to this day even though the band disbanded after Chuck's death in 2001 from brain cancer. It's ashamd too, because the band could have been putting out kick ass albums till this day. They put out 8 albums over the course of 12 years, imagine where they'd be now hadn't their front man died? They'd probably have around 20 albums out by now.
A band called DEATH that make music about LIFE..
I mean their first 2 albums were about Death
Their album Symbolic is one of the best metal albums of all time
And i'm not a big death metal fan
You say that now, but the more death metal you listen to, the further you get sucked in
@@derpherpula592 That's not the case for me. I've listened to a lot of death metal actually.
From the obvious classics like Morbid Angel,Incantation,Immolation,Obituary,Autopsy etc to newer stuff like Morbus Chron,Horrendous,Dead Congregation...
I follow the scene and check plenty of bands but I just don't like the majority of it.
My favorite album of all time
yhea thougt so as well, but now my favorite is Human :)
Your accent is nice :D Are you from Britain? 🤔
If persistence is the key, TOOL: flood
Dude, I promise, I’ll get there!!!!
Jim Newstead I know, I know!
As for technical/prog death metal people should listen Alchemist!
Alchemist - Tide In, Mind Out (for example)
Ihor Bunin I didn’t know this band. Just checked them out and I gotta say: really good stuff, very technical playing! Thanks!
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@@juanignacio9020 you’re a saint
The first 3 records are more in the vein of the "death metal" you're probably thinking of so if you're looking for more stuff like this from the band I would suggest Symbolic, one of the most unique sounding albums of all time imo. Also, I have a feeling you'd like Arch/Matheos, any song would do but allow me to suggest "Never in Your Hands" or "Neurotically Wired" You're Welcome ;) Cheers from Canada mate.
chuckandimeforeve He should do Pull the Plug!
@@linusfotograf hahaha that would be interesting!
@@linusfotograf Open Casket
Haha i was like: A Band called Death thats really important to Metal History? What would that probably sound like..turns out it sounds exactly like i expected it to sound like xD
Haha! Not sure if that’s a good thing! 😜
@@JimNewstead im not 100% sure either XD wasn't bad tho. Actually quite interesting
Please, react to voice of the soul, is a masterpiece
I SEE DEATH.....I SUBSCRIBE RIP CHUCK
For me every recorded DEATH Album is great and all my fav. Metal Albums. DEATH is the only Band u can give all Albums in a playlist hear them and u press Shuffle and not one u skip. After i find DEATH in the early 90's and i stop search bands. Chuck was such a genius so sad he must go so early. Control Denied was not so mine but i hear them becauce the genius Chuck maked em. Sorry for my english is not my native language. In Chuck words "Let the Metal flow".
Rip chuck
try bolt thrower, especially the 4th crusade album
I 'd forgotten how muh I love this song. Damn!!! Listen to "Voice of the Soul" if you think this one is beautiful...one of the best instrumental songs ever done. The whole record is great! And I mean as usual my request is Opeth - "Burden". When I first heard them I was mesmerized and pissed because they name the band "Death" and I was always like "stupid name....stupid music...I'm not even gonna waste my time"...I couldn't be more wrong.
You have to do more Death ! Spirit Crusher !
Igorrr - ieuD almost a classic for reactors and for a good reason
Gene Hoglan is the drummer who is in the most bands at the same time:)...
The Drummer in this álbum is not Gene
And to believe this is Richard Christy from the Howard Stern shows drumming on this..
Lay down your soul to the gods Rick and roll
scavenger of human sorrow
Death - Zombie ritual
Death - Evil dead
Death - Voice Of the Soul
Please
Bass was Steve Di Digiorio. One of the best
Please check out Voice of the Soul and Spirit Crusher as well.
Leave no cross unturned by darkthrone
I have a question. When youtubers publish videos like this some get dmca take down notices and some don’t. What can be done to prevent dmca take down and copyright notices? Can someone help me understand please?
I guess you have to go into each video expecting it to be taken down, but a good way to test it first is to upload the music/music video without it being public before you spend any time or effort creating your own content to accompany it. That way you’ll get the copyright notice and its implication to your channel but at no risk to your strike status. I will always do that with bands I’ve not listened to before. Official videos will almost always be blocked. It’s not the music but the moving picture that is the troublesome element with music videos. Best to avoid them altogether unless you are sure they will be allowed. Assume every single video you make that incorporates someone else’s music will have a copyright notice applied to it, you won’t be able to monetise it and the video WILL most likely carry adverts with earnings being collected by the copyright holder. If you want to make money from your TH-cam videos then using other people’s copyrighted material is not going to help you!
@@JimNewstead thank you for your detailed response I truly appreciate it. It makes sense, so as long as you create your own content and publish it I should not have any problem then it seems. But one area is gray area to me if I may ask your opinion and if you can tell me your honest opinion I would appreciate it. Let’s say I have videos showing my designs and I really like listening rock music while designing stuff during my design process and at the background I listen some rock bands while showing my designs, no visuals just the songs, would that infringe these bands rights? Or while designing I watch twitch gaming sessions from various gamers. What is your opinion? Thank you for your time.
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death r awesome . chuck is an amazing guitarist. that album is more technical but its ace. check out "voice of the soul" its an instrumental with acoustics in it...but anyways yeah death (chuck rulesss) RIP chuck.