Yes I’d say safely that Napalm pushed the envelope to the extremes, and Carcass turned it into the most incredible artistic expression I’ve ever witnessed. The whole catalog of Caracas’ work, including the newest EP is simply beyond comparison and just when I think they are done and have no more musical wizardry to bestow upon us, I am wrong beyond my own comprehension. I even expected the latest song, “Slaughtered in Soho” to be another very good song. I was wrong. It is simply one of the most beautiful melodies where Bach would be proud of his multi century influence and yet the song is brutal and somewhat comical all at the same time- But that’s Carcass, tongue in cheek, biting the cheek, smiling wryly, triple entendres, deadly serious, and playfully exercising our lexicon past the limits of known verbiage. Between the two albums Necroticism and Heartwork, there are dozens of permutated utterances requiring many hours with a medical dictionary and a musical dictionary for me to decode it all, and the result is even more crazy, beautiful, insightful, and real than any artistic endeavor should be.
I remember when I was 17 and played this song for some friends who thought Metallica was the heaviest metal they'd ever heard. Had to help them pick their jaws up off'n the floor.
@@angelinabla7891 "Heavy" is a somewhat subjective term. I personally consider doom metal and its many derivatives to be the pinnacle of "true" heaviness (slow, crushing riffs, beefy bass, pounding drum sound), whereas death metal is faster, more brutal and aggressive. Death metal is obviously still heavy, but in a different way, and not to the extent of heaviness that riff driven metal bands can provide. Under either definition, I still wouldn't put Metallica anywhere near the tip of a heaviness scale, but they're still heavy, they have slow, driven riffs at times, and to someone who had only heard them (as the original comment said about their friends), then they're obviously gonna be the heaviest thing going until being shown otherwise.
As someone who listens to quite a bit of guitar music, I never understood the "heavy-ness" contest. Besides the fact that it's a completely subjective thing anyway, different bands will just sound different and one genre is not better than another just because it's "heavier". I always interpreted heavy as bassy, lumbering rhythms. By that measure though, there's some Noise rock that is probably much "heavier" than even Carcass here. You typically wouldn't apply that sort of term to a noise rock band however, so I don't really see the point. I realize that throwing the term around is more or less specific to metal, but still, it seems a bit pointless.
It was maligned at the time when it came out though. I remember getting it on cassette and sitting and listening with two of my mates. They hated it. They were just a decade ahead of the curve.
That is cool man! Do you like metal, or was it just something you was asked if you would like to be a part of? Either way it must be cool to look at the video and see yourself in it :).
I first heard this in the early 90s too and you're right Andy M, this is still fresh. My dad always said that music that doesn't age are classics and this definitely forfils that criteria for me as this is still a great tune after all this time!
🤭I have never understood hypocrite people who think that metal music is not for kids!!! My son loved Morbid Angel before he was 2 years old😊 Why wouldn't we offer the world's finest music for our children!?!? Some adults really seem to think that the devil will take them or shit like that😂
2023!!! Carcass' Heartwork album is a masterpiece. I'm from Latin America, and when I first listened to this band, I was captivated by their distinctive sound and those well-structured, commercial riffs, while still maintaining that Grind style.
That transition at 3:59 is so satisfying! And the tone of the guitars in that short solo shortly afterwards is pure gold. I do not listen to Carcass every day anymore, but coming back to this is a joy!
Best advice on the internet. Go listen all their albums, god even their bsides are mindblowing ! Immortal Carcass, probably best death band. Maybe best extrem metal band.
Im old and shit, but this is, in my opinion, still probably the best metal album of all time. I bought this when it came out cause I saw the video, and it changed my life musically. I used to think Metallica was the be all end all. Then i heard Heartwork...Jesus
+colin poitras I fully blame this video for all of my obsession for heavy metal. It was released when i was 6 and was the first music video i saw on mtv at my big brothers friends house. I remember being extremely scared haha. Fucking brilliant album. Also a welder now too, perhaps this video has a lot to answer for!
+colin poitras I remember seeing it for the first time. I wonder if the same person directed it as Morbid angel Rapture and God of emptiness . Seems like their were some subtle similarities.
+colin poitras When i was young non of my neighbours was listening to metallica, my friends showed me death and thrash - there is not enough words to describe how thankful i am. When i grew up and understood lyrics, metal became even more important to me. Few years ago found few metallica songs that are also epic. Anyway... good shit.
Works of art, painted black Magniloquent, bleeding dark Monotonous palate, murky spectrum, grimly unlimited Food for thought, so prolific In contrasting shades, forcely fed Abstraction, so choking, so provocative A canvas to paint, to degenerate Dark reflections - degeneration A canvas to paint, to denigrate Dark reflections, of dark foul light Profound, aesthetic beauty Or shaded, sensary corruption Perceptions, shattered, splintered, mirroring In deft taints, diluted, tinted Spelt out, in impaired colour Denigrating, going to paints to pain - not a pretty picture Works of heart bleeding dark Black, magniloquent art Monotonous palate, murky spectrum, grimly unlimited Prolific food for thought Contrasting, fed with force Abstraction, so choking, so provocative Bleeding works of art Seething work so dark Seering words from the heart
You gotta love Ken Owen. In a metal world full of mullets, dreadlocks and really long hair, he looks like a preppy private school kid, or a eccy popping raver.....always loved his drumming. This is a guy who pretty much straight out of school said to himself "I wanna play as fast as I can in a grindcore band"....mad respect to him for that. It's an ideal for us all to follow.....
Yeah, Ken stood out from Bill, Mike, and Jeff. He's an amazing drummer on those albums. Only realized many years later that Ken is originally from the village where I grew up - Billinge.
This is the first song I've ever heard by carcass and I gotta say I'm amazed by the vocals. They are exactly the type of metal vocals I like. Like I only need to listen to 5 seconds of the vocals to know that I was gonna like this song
I'm the same way for the most part. This is PINNACLE melodic death metal. For me, the vocals don't get better than this in metal or even come close for that matter lol
Absolute masterpiece, watershed moment in metal. The entire Swedish Melodic Death Metal genre, most of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal/ Metalcore genre owe huge debts to Carcass and the Heartwork album
The entire metalcore aka scenecore/mallcore genre can get on there fucking knees and worship Carcass as well as the entire catalogue of thrash metal, death metal bands, hardcore/crossover bands from the early 80's to 90's.
Mike Amott is Swedish and was in a Swedish melodic death band called carnage when carcass snapped him up and really he brought a lot of that sound with him so probably carcass have more to thank Sweden for! Now he's in arch enemy of course, he left as soon as this was recorded and not even out I don't think!
Christian Brennan Carnage were just Swedish Death Metal. No melodic imfluences. Also, 90% of the riffs are Bill's. Swedish Death Metal influenced the Gothenberg scene in terms of guitar tone. BOSS HM2 pedal.
These guys did, at the gates, in flames, and dissection were the most influential in the 90s. You can still hear their inspiration whether directly or indirectly in a lot of new death metal and metalcore.
This changed my life when it came out in the early 90s. Dark post-apocalyptic atmosphere, Tetsuo vibes, massive guitars and lots of hair. I haven’t been the same since!
No compromise, no bullshit, no filler , metal in its purest form. Heartwork is one of the best metal albums ever imo period. Amott and Steer kick ass on this one.
I'm literally crying at how amazing and beautiful this is. I love the guitars and vocals so much. The ending guitar solo gets me every time. I really wish it was longer.
I was never a diehard fan of extreme metal but when I first heard ‘Heartwork’ back in 1993 thanks to some school friends, it was a revelation. Carcass had/have so much melody mixed in with their brutal tones, it’s actually really easy listening as far as extreme music goes. Such killer grooves and Jeff Walker’s vocals just had something ultra appealing about it. They were trailblazers of multiple sub genres of metal and each album was a new blueprint. Few of their contemporaries at the time matched their level of melody with heaviness. And almost 30 years later they’re still providing quality!
Heartwork was so revolutionary at the time, merging the brutality of grind and death metal with the fist-pumping feel of classic metal like Maiden or Dio that got me into metal in the first place. Death and Atheist were going for something similar, but were more proggy/techy and didn't have that "just go out and kick ass" kind of attitude that Carcass displayed.
Imaginate a los 14 años ver esto en la mtv quede perplejo y fascinado aquel año 1994 desde ese mismo momento quede enamorado y atrapado sin vuelta atras por la musica metal no existe musica mejor solo los metaleros de la vieja escuela disfrutaron de la verdadera pureza no es lo mismo verlo ahora que en los 90
Great song and album!! Plus, watching the video makes me feel better. There's something about their hair that cures my heart. Just look at @3:47 please. Wow, just wow.
Agreed. Corporal jigsore was an "ah-ha" moment for me as a metal fan and a drummer. That song had severe groove and hook. The opening drum beat, the riff matching up.... so good. One of my all time favs.
Okay okay..it’s been like 8yrs since..I listened to this song..? I have been so busy listening to what’s new .. and who is so fukin throw down in. The industry today? But …☝🏾..I dug up this Song .☝🏾..from my early days of old ..and was completely..dumbfounded..fuk me ! I So forget how much Carcass rips shit! Pioneers..of everything that is Metal today 🤘🏽 So under rated..especially back then…hats off ..! Mad luv to y’all..
Ehmm, those aren't actually solos. Those are simply melodic lines integrated into the song. Solos are made for instruments to stand out on their own. This is clasic music theory in its absolute basics.
I remember in mid 0f 90s I had VHS with 4 hours video clips from MTV channel (thx to satellite tv) "headbangers balls" and this song was there. One of my favorite from that, and in the end of tape "No love lost".
and the best thing is that every album sounds different, you've got styles from goregrind to melodic death metal and even some bluesy elements here and there
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Best band to ever come out of Liverpool.
HELLO mate, right, it had must been some bugs or such shite before
I'm dead😂
Hands down and feet up
Not really a city I associate with heavy metal 😲💀🌎🇬🇧
@@OTTKE-KAZZ 'Twas a joke about The Beatles
65 YR OLD, AND STILL LUVIN' IT!!
So your 65-66 and keepin up with underground music trends into the early 90's? I buy that for dolar!😂
This dude was was like 33 when this came out hahaha
Too funny🎉😂
the DVD came out in 2003 though@@richie7782
The grandfather of metal hey!?
God bless you
One of the best metal songs ever
and best vocal ever(imho)
and best intro ever (imho)
Fuck yeah!!!
you kidding, the whole fucking thing is classic
Jaime Garcia that i doubt, there are so many other good songs, this is only carcass one bests
Thank FFFF for Carcass. It proved that Britain could still produce quality metal
Well the brits did invent it after all
eXtreme metal spectrum at that hard & harsh most remorseless 🌍🇬🇧 🔥💀⚒️
There's never been a shortage of great bands from England. Hell, that goes for Europe, for real.
It's a shame that this masterpiece of a video to accompany a masterful song is still only available in crispy 1990s 56k modem resolution.
buy the DVD
metal from the 80's and early 90's was one of the most beautiful presents that God has given to headbangers!🤘👊
Sorry, I mean, god
Ramses Bruy perez the only god i know is Chuck schuldiner
dethmetalguy \m/ ... you will sit on a high throne in the afterlife based on that comment alone.
I still need a neck brace.
I strongly agree
Bill Steer is the Jerry Cantrell of Death Metal. Dude doesn't age and he's a fucking riff monster.
hey man
Couldn't have said it better myself
also arguably at the height of their careers at the same time. Contemporaries if you will
But then you got high D:
i agree
One of most epic death metal songs ever. English death metal at its absolute best!
Them and Bolt Thrower carried the scene here
@@Malos_ Both legendary bands. Can’t forget about Napalm Death either, though technically grindcore.
Benediction 👍
Yes I’d say safely that Napalm pushed the envelope to the extremes, and Carcass turned it into the most incredible artistic expression I’ve ever witnessed. The whole catalog of Caracas’ work, including the newest EP is simply beyond comparison and just when I think they are done and have no more musical wizardry to bestow upon us, I am wrong beyond my own comprehension. I even expected the latest song, “Slaughtered in Soho” to be another very good song. I was wrong. It is simply one of the most beautiful melodies where Bach would be proud of his multi century influence and yet the song is brutal and somewhat comical all at the same time- But that’s Carcass, tongue in cheek, biting the cheek, smiling wryly, triple entendres, deadly serious, and playfully exercising our lexicon past the limits of known verbiage. Between the two albums Necroticism and Heartwork, there are dozens of permutated utterances requiring many hours with a medical dictionary and a musical dictionary for me to decode it all, and the result is even more crazy, beautiful, insightful, and real than any artistic endeavor should be.
Bal sagoth
Boys, the day has finally come. I will finally see this song performed live!
@@Padawanjedi420 great!
Gonna see them tomorrow, can't wait!
cool to hear girl.
I remember when I was 17 and played this song for some friends who thought Metallica was the heaviest metal they'd ever heard. Had to help them pick their jaws up off'n the floor.
Metallica?! XD I love metallica but it's not really heavy in my opinion
@@angelinabla7891 they have some pretty heavy tunes, especially en AJFA
How many off them listen to carcass now ? I bet every one of them
@@angelinabla7891 "Heavy" is a somewhat subjective term. I personally consider doom metal and its many derivatives to be the pinnacle of "true" heaviness (slow, crushing riffs, beefy bass, pounding drum sound), whereas death metal is faster, more brutal and aggressive. Death metal is obviously still heavy, but in a different way, and not to the extent of heaviness that riff driven metal bands can provide.
Under either definition, I still wouldn't put Metallica anywhere near the tip of a heaviness scale, but they're still heavy, they have slow, driven riffs at times, and to someone who had only heard them (as the original comment said about their friends), then they're obviously gonna be the heaviest thing going until being shown otherwise.
As someone who listens to quite a bit of guitar music, I never understood the "heavy-ness" contest. Besides the fact that it's a completely subjective thing anyway, different bands will just sound different and one genre is not better than another just because it's "heavier". I always interpreted heavy as bassy, lumbering rhythms. By that measure though, there's some Noise rock that is probably much "heavier" than even Carcass here. You typically wouldn't apply that sort of term to a noise rock band however, so I don't really see the point. I realize that throwing the term around is more or less specific to metal, but still, it seems a bit pointless.
The Gold Standard Of Melodic Death Metal.
Jim Ross JR is a metalhead lml hahaha
***** BAH GAWD HE IS ISSAC!!!
Spibby Anthony Fantano?
Rashotcake SHIT IVE BEEN FOUND OUT
Spibby caught redthony handedtano.
Seriously tho it's cool to see another person who watches Anthony here
0:30 Why is nobody talking about this intro solo, it is godly
It's one of the best part of the song.
Just saw your comment on the Corporal Jigsore Quandary video lmao
I've made a instrumental re-edit of this song focusing on that part: th-cam.com/video/D1usHlIF8JE/w-d-xo.html
Thats just fokken epic
It's super cringe
0:50 the best death metal riff ever, chills all over!!
2:39 is insane too
so thrashy
This is AOR amigo
100%
That's because it's actually THRASH metal.
Michael Amott and Bill Steer were like Beethoven and Mozart on guitar. Some of the best riffs I've ever heard , super creative.
Completely disagree. They are way overrated like the whole band. They where never as good as def Leppard.
@@nepntzerZer lolol
@@nepntzerZer imagine comparing def leppard to a death metal band
@@nepntzerZerI like Carcass, they are gods to me, but Deaf Leopard is just a pop music for me. Sorry mate. ☺️🤘🏻
haha troll@@nepntzerZer
Heartwork is definitely in the top 5 metal albums of all time not even just death metal
Groundbreaking.
I concur
It was maligned at the time when it came out though. I remember getting it on cassette and sitting and listening with two of my mates. They hated it. They were just a decade ahead of the curve.
Directed by Tony Kunewalder. 1993
Filmed at Lacy Street Production Studio in Los Angeles CA.
That's me smashing the "idol" to bits.
aw shit, thas awsome!!
Dude, that's cool as fuck.
That is cool man! Do you like metal, or was it just something you was asked if you would like to be a part of? Either way it must be cool to look at the video and see yourself in it :).
I did 3 videos for Tony Kunewalder. D.R.I. - "Acid Rain", Morbid Angel - "Rapture", and this one.
+Troy Martin awesome dude!! thats off the charts level of epic...
When I heard this in 93 it was like someone cleaned my ears out with hot water it was so pure sounding. It still sounds ahead of its time.
So true!
The guitar harmonies are absolutely mesmerizing ...
Still sounds fresh and intense now as it did back in 93.
Andy M know what? thats the perfect analogy
I first heard this in the early 90s too and you're right Andy M, this is still fresh. My dad always said that music that doesn't age are classics and this definitely forfils that criteria for me as this is still a great tune after all this time!
My 1 year old daughter fell asleep to this the other day.
Rest In Peace little one
🤭I have never understood hypocrite people who think that metal music is not for kids!!! My son loved Morbid Angel before he was 2 years old😊 Why wouldn't we offer the world's finest music for our children!?!? Some adults really seem to think that the devil will take them or shit like that😂
@@janneplanman6433 you are a great parent
@@itdogodown4117 thanks😆
@@janneplanman6433 You’re teaching him well. Just don’t expose him to country or rap music.
2023!!! Carcass' Heartwork album is a masterpiece. I'm from Latin America, and when I first listened to this band, I was captivated by their distinctive sound and those well-structured, commercial riffs, while still maintaining that Grind style.
Bien ahí latinoamericano,saludos desde Argentina.
That transition at 3:59 is so satisfying! And the tone of the guitars in that short solo shortly afterwards is pure gold. I do not listen to Carcass every day anymore, but coming back to this is a joy!
This album is simply flawless. Do yourself a favor, buy it if you haven't a copy
I loved their newest album, and just recently started to listen to their older material. It blows me away.
Best advice on the internet. Go listen all their albums, god even their bsides are mindblowing ! Immortal Carcass, probably best death band. Maybe best extrem metal band.
Well said good sir.
It's on bandcamp too if you just want to d/l but still support the artist.
The production is great too. On my system it sounds so full and muscular.
Finally, hail the mighty Carcass!
The glory...
Hey I got arrested for that
Mighty they are!
This was the song that made me a Carcass fan, and I have F-Zero to thank for it!
This whole album was a masterpiece.
Im old and shit, but this is, in my opinion, still probably the best metal album of all time. I bought this when it came out cause I saw the video, and it changed my life musically. I used to think Metallica was the be all end all. Then i heard Heartwork...Jesus
+colin poitras Likewise. Metallica was kicked to the curb the day I popped this cassette in. Brilliant stuff.
+colin poitras I fully blame this video for all of my obsession for heavy metal. It was released when i was 6 and was the first music video i saw on mtv at my big brothers friends house. I remember being extremely scared haha. Fucking brilliant album. Also a welder now too, perhaps this video has a lot to answer for!
+colin poitras One of the best for sure
+colin poitras I remember seeing it for the first time. I wonder if the same person directed it as Morbid angel Rapture and God of emptiness . Seems like their were some subtle similarities.
+colin poitras When i was young non of my neighbours was listening to metallica, my friends showed me death and thrash - there is not enough words to describe how thankful i am. When i grew up and understood lyrics, metal became even more important to me. Few years ago found few metallica songs that are also epic. Anyway... good shit.
the metal is so pure
Caylan Mayo hi
Works of art, painted black
Magniloquent, bleeding dark
Monotonous palate, murky spectrum, grimly unlimited
Food for thought, so prolific
In contrasting shades, forcely fed
Abstraction, so choking, so provocative
A canvas to paint, to degenerate
Dark reflections - degeneration
A canvas to paint, to denigrate
Dark reflections, of dark foul light
Profound, aesthetic beauty
Or shaded, sensary corruption
Perceptions, shattered, splintered, mirroring
In deft taints, diluted, tinted
Spelt out, in impaired colour
Denigrating, going to paints to pain - not a pretty picture
Works of heart bleeding dark
Black, magniloquent art
Monotonous palate, murky spectrum, grimly unlimited
Prolific food for thought
Contrasting, fed with force
Abstraction, so choking, so provocative
Bleeding works of art
Seething work so dark
Seering words from the heart
Daksh Sharma thx for the lyrics
Love this song
3:42 This solo is simply magical. If it was a little bit longer, this song would be absolute perfection.
i realy like how they "return" to main theme after that solo, part until 04:01
Lol, five seconds solo...😂
You gotta love Ken Owen. In a metal world full of mullets, dreadlocks and really long hair, he looks like a preppy private school kid, or a eccy popping raver.....always loved his drumming. This is a guy who pretty much straight out of school said to himself "I wanna play as fast as I can in a grindcore band"....mad respect to him for that. It's an ideal for us all to follow.....
I think he was into the Rave scene
@@eon14873 Yeah he made some techno music.
Ken rules!
fuck stereotypes
Yeah, Ken stood out from Bill, Mike, and Jeff. He's an amazing drummer on those albums.
Only realized many years later that Ken is originally from the village where I grew up - Billinge.
This still sounds so brutal and viceral and vital. To this day, this song kills so many newer metal tracks out there.
Brutal?
Best Head&Shoulders commercial I have seen so far
3:58 I feel my heart is ripped out with that heavenly part
Шикарная песня, наконец-то дошли руки и уровень, чтобы исполнить ее на гитаре🤘
This is the first song I've ever heard by carcass and I gotta say I'm amazed by the vocals. They are exactly the type of metal vocals I like. Like I only need to listen to 5 seconds of the vocals to know that I was gonna like this song
I'm the same, if I dont like the singer it's done with me
@@davidrogness6527 To me thats the reason I don't really like Black metal, the music is sick but the vocals..
@@godji9396 check out morbid the vocals aren't too bad
I'm the same way for the most part. This is PINNACLE melodic death metal. For me, the vocals don't get better than this in metal or even come close for that matter lol
@@TheLazyPinecone try At the gates
Absolute masterpiece, watershed moment in metal. The entire Swedish Melodic Death Metal genre, most of the New Wave of American Heavy Metal/ Metalcore genre owe huge debts to Carcass and the Heartwork album
The entire metalcore aka scenecore/mallcore genre can get on there fucking knees and worship Carcass as well as the entire catalogue of thrash metal, death metal bands, hardcore/crossover bands from the early 80's to 90's.
+Eata Bagoshite I HAVE TO DISAGREE!!
Oliver Guenther I want to Slice and Dice you into neat cubes. Then throw those cubes into a stir fry and serve it at a restaurant.
Mike Amott is Swedish and was in a Swedish melodic death band called carnage when carcass snapped him up and really he brought a lot of that sound with him so probably carcass have more to thank Sweden for! Now he's in arch enemy of course, he left as soon as this was recorded and not even out I don't think!
Christian Brennan Carnage were just Swedish Death Metal. No melodic imfluences. Also, 90% of the riffs are Bill's. Swedish Death Metal influenced the Gothenberg scene in terms of guitar tone. BOSS HM2 pedal.
This song is brutal and beautiful at the same time.
Do people realize how much influence this band had on the underground scene
They changed music in the scene
These guys did, at the gates, in flames, and dissection were the most influential in the 90s. You can still hear their inspiration whether directly or indirectly in a lot of new death metal and metalcore.
Please elaborate, no
From grincore to melodic death metal. It's glorious.
This changed my life when it came out in the early 90s. Dark post-apocalyptic atmosphere, Tetsuo vibes, massive guitars and lots of hair. I haven’t been the same since!
No compromise, no bullshit, no filler , metal in its purest form. Heartwork is one of the best metal albums ever imo period. Amott and Steer kick ass on this one.
Акуеть, 30 лет хиту, а мы всё так же молоды, быстро время летит
These lyrics are so fucking beautiful.
Vezonmodder I know right? Even years later
It was one of the best metal records ever made.
Obrigado, MTV Classic Lab. Minhas manhãs não poderiam ter sido mais repletas de cultura.
MTV era fodaaa
20 years since this jewel was released!
31 years
One of the greatest song ever.
Agreed ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
I'm literally crying at how amazing and beautiful this is. I love the guitars and vocals so much. The ending guitar solo gets me every time. I really wish it was longer.
That's what she said.
Epic Song, Epic Album, Epic Band. And happy 30 years anniversary Heartwork ! 1993 - 2023 !
I was never a diehard fan of extreme metal but when I first heard ‘Heartwork’ back in 1993 thanks to some school friends, it was a revelation. Carcass had/have so much melody mixed in with their brutal tones, it’s actually really easy listening as far as extreme music goes. Such killer grooves and Jeff Walker’s vocals just had something ultra appealing about it. They were trailblazers of multiple sub genres of metal and each album was a new blueprint. Few of their contemporaries at the time matched their level of melody with heaviness. And almost 30 years later they’re still providing quality!
Carcass is one of those bands where i can sit thru the whole discography all fuckin happy.
Timeless, could have been released today no problem.
51 years old and it's still sweet music to my ears🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼
世界一、無二でカッコいい！
30 years later and it stills kicks the shit❤
Heartwork was so revolutionary at the time, merging the brutality of grind and death metal with the fist-pumping feel of classic metal like Maiden or Dio that got me into metal in the first place. Death and Atheist were going for something similar, but were more proggy/techy and didn't have that "just go out and kick ass" kind of attitude that Carcass displayed.
Death is king.
@@krisamagus1 Spiritual Healing and Symbolic are Chuck's best.
@@ericv7720 I can't choose. :) To me all feels masterpieces.
Totally agree 👍
Well said!
the guitar harmonies of Carcass are just so great, never gets old
Imaginate a los 14 años ver esto en la mtv quede perplejo y fascinado aquel año 1994 desde ese mismo momento quede enamorado y atrapado sin vuelta atras por la musica metal no existe musica mejor solo los metaleros de la vieja escuela disfrutaron de la verdadera pureza no es lo mismo verlo ahora que en los 90
Por ahi del 94 estaba el Infierno de Dante en MTV.
Trying to grow long hair like this, fuck it's hard. These guys put much care in to hair products and grooming as they do music. For real
The best piecie of metal music ever. No question.
Classic Carcass track. Amazing.
Few reach this level
Very few
I remember seeing them in Melbourne in the early 90’s and they walked to the gig carrying their own guitars , and past us as we stood in line.
I will never, ever stop loving this one
Musica Top🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Radical
verdade, guilherme
tmj amigo
Absolute Masterpiece...cheers from Argentina.
Great song and album!! Plus, watching the video makes me feel better. There's something about their hair that cures my heart. Just look at @3:47 please. Wow, just wow.
25 years later, this album still rocks!
best band from the uk
It’s 2024 and God damn, this is still an absolute banger.
One of my favourite carcass songs. This and Corporal jigsore! Dang
Agreed. Corporal jigsore was an "ah-ha" moment for me as a metal fan and a drummer. That song had severe groove and hook. The opening drum beat, the riff matching up.... so good. One of my all time favs.
"22 years old and still sounding as good as ever." -Carcass
Still does here in September 2022
Great vocals and riffs... Carcass just doing what Carcass does best... Shred!
1:21 Kreator - People Of The Lie (Coma Of Souls 1990) chorus Riff
Oh my god that's true
Okay okay..it’s been like 8yrs since..I listened to this song..? I have been so busy listening to what’s new .. and who is so fukin throw down in. The industry today?
But …☝🏾..I dug up this Song .☝🏾..from my early days of old ..and was completely..dumbfounded..fuk me !
I So forget how much Carcass rips shit!
Pioneers..of everything that is Metal today 🤘🏽
So under rated..especially back then…hats off ..!
Mad luv to y’all..
Still one of the nastiest riff's I've ever heard. Top 5 for me any day.
Boing!
Man the fucking guitars sound so good
I’m in love with the part from 2:12 to 2:40, such a melodic riff!
CARCASS ROX!!! From Argentina with love 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
So heavy and innovative, not only for its time, but forever.
Who would have expected such a melodic masterpiece from the same guys who brought us the vilest, most underproduced goregrind???
saw carcass with deafheaven a couple weeks ago, was one of the best sounding shows i've been too
every single solo through out the song is amazing
the one in the beginning is very awesome 🎸🎸🎸
#heartwork
#carcass
Back in the day
I copied all the solos from the album consecutively on a second tape
So I could listen all the solos in a row
I liked them so much
Ehmm, those aren't actually solos. Those are simply melodic lines integrated into the song. Solos are made for instruments to stand out on their own. This is clasic music theory in its absolute basics.
Jeff’s snarling vocals match perfectly with Bill’s snarling guitar tone. This whole album is perfect from top to bottom.
i did waited every saturday in MTV Headbangers to watch this jewel
One of the most epic and influential bands ever!
Still to this day of the best metal songs ever absolute classic
I watched every episode of Headbanger's Ball when this song came out hoping they played it. I was so happy every time they did!!
2024 here, can't stop listening, back to 90s, genius playing
The first time I heard this live, I was SIXTEEN. Def blew my mind.
CARCASSの名曲中の名曲❕️
CARCASOOOOOO
The best Pantene commercial of all. 😁
Because they're worth it 🤘🤘🤘🤘
Dat drumstick flip at 2:27 tho...
Beer Revelry that’s the smoothest one I’ve seen in a while
i thought he flipped the stick too but he only does like a circle with the wrist
Subtle
I remember in mid 0f 90s I had VHS with 4 hours video clips from MTV channel (thx to satellite tv) "headbangers balls" and this song was there. One of my favorite from that, and in the end of tape "No love lost".
Stilll blows my ears..into gasm!!!🎶🎵🔥🔥✨🖤💀🤘
These guys have never put out a bad record.
and the best thing is that every album sounds different, you've got styles from goregrind to melodic death metal and even some bluesy elements here and there
Yeah they have, this one
The whole album is a god- given masterpiece!
Yes I agree!! This is definitely one of the best metal songs ever!! Awesome!!!🤘
This whole album never gets old!!
I love this sound
Those harmonies in the intro - music to my ears. 🤘🏻
So this band doesn't give you pain in the ear despite the label is called earache records?
Nope! 😂