This music is therapy for me right now. I never really listened to them until I was 36. I love Sabbath and stuff, but never really listened to much death metal; seems Death is a genre unto itself, as well as creators of a genre.
Don't know when that was brother. But seriously do hope you are much much better now. And I get it and totally know what you mean about how the music can be therapeutic and literally get into your soul to help you through the worst of times. Different artists groups and releases from different metal genres have really helped me out over the years as well. And I think if you look at my screen name you will see I have been around a little while! 🤘🍻
Yeah, but needs to stfu on the mic. I get they need "someone to amp the crowd", but I can't stand how much he loves hearing himself on the mic live year after year.
@@tzctlpcNo he wasn't, he was hired for the studio album recording of The Sick, The Dying and The Dead. He was never officially a full time member, he's Testament's full-time bassist.
Dirk has been playing percussion on a level far beyond Megadeth for most of his life. Trust me, he's just taking it easy when he's Megadeth's percussionist. He'd never admit to it though, dude is as humble as it gets.
Dirk Verbeuren and Sean Reinert were lifelong friends. Dirk has always been a big Death fan. It is a magnificent tribute that he pays her here. Legendary drum lesson for new generations.
DiGiorgio is a wizard on the fretless bass. I thought Dirk did really good on the drums. Nice to see a few of the old DEATH members up there. We will never forget Chuck. He's a legend.
Dirk did such a great job, especially playing bite the pain. Richard Christy is not very easy to replicate, he plays behind the beat with such great dynamics.. Excellent work!! RIP CHUCK!!!!
I'm not a big metal head, but I've been listening to Death a lot, lately. I love music history of any genre, so it was inevitable I'd have to listen to Death, but it was really reading his interviews that made me excited about the music. Chuck Schuldiner was a very smart guy with a great heart, and a musical genius. The term "musical genius" gets overused, but he really was; helped forge an entire genre and also went far beyond, staying true to metal all the way.
Check a band that I enjoy on a daily is The Black Dahlia Murder.Id say check out 'Verminous',or even "Ritual' albums out.My personal fav is "Noctural' or 'Miasma'.Unhallowed is good if you jump right into their heaviest stuff right out the bag.And maybe you would enjoy Devildriver is another good band "The Fury of Our Maker's Hand' is one of my DD albums.
Agreed. Chuck's vocals were so distinctive, and the fact that he's replicating that sound so flawlessly while also playing those complex-ass guitar is fucking nuts.
Max Phelps has been on point in every Death tribute line-up so far, vocal- and guitarwise. Can't say the same for Leo Lozano's vocals for his set though, please just leave the entire set up to Max...
Human changed the game entirely for me over 30 years ago. Tuly a pioneering, groundbreaking, benchmark and baseline in the metal world in general. Rest in peace Chuck and Sean. 🤘🍻 🙏
My old Oakland based band Thanatopsis had the honor of opening for Death and Nevermore two nights in a row at Berkeley Square in 1995 during the Symbolic tour and Nevermore was promoting their self titled debut album, but half the set were Sanctuary songs which was fine by me! The bigger honor was being able to converse with both Chuck and Warrel since they are now no longer with us! Chuck was sick with the flu during those shows so he mostly stayed on Death’s tour bus and wasn’t as approachable and talkative as he was when we opened for death during their previous tour supporting their Individual Thought Patterns album in 1993 at the Stone in SF, an iconic club from the beginning of the Bay Area Thrash Scene where Metallica played a lot during their Garage Days etc. Anyhow, I digress, since Nevermore was touring in a van back then, they were trapped in the green room with us, and we were geeking out especially me because Sanctuary was one of our favorite bands and Warrel was one our favorite lyricists/singers, so I sort of bombarded him with questions about Sanctuary lyrics etc. but he was very approachable and was more than happy to answer my questions! I think my fan boy-ness inspired them to add a few more sanctuary songs to the set list, but then Warrel commented that they were excessive with the Sanctuary songs on the set list, to which I replied you can never play too many sanctuary songs but wasn’t too familiar with Nevermore yet, so nowadays I would rather hear some Nevermore deep cuts than Sanctuary songs but at some point both bands were active at the same time so no need for Nevermore to play Sanctuary “covers”! They always remembered me/us at future Nevermore gigs, in fact Jeff Loomis told me at one of those future gigs that he still had/has the Thanatopsis shirt we gave him and he wore on stage during the second night we played with them and Death at Berkeley Square so that was really flattering considering how much Band Merch they are given on tours, we stood out! Warrel was not only a great lyricist/singer but a great human being, I feel blessed to of been in his and Chuck’s presence, May They both Rest In Power!
@@chrisstolle Thanx for the comprehensive insights and story, a great, one in a life time experience I guess. Anyhow, Nevermore and Sanctuary are the ONLY bands that had me buy all their releases / discographies. There are several other bands with flawless discographies (Death included) but for some reason Nevermore / Sanctuary are the chosen ones in that respect. Into metal since '91, I had the chance to see Nevermore live on 14.03.2001 on their Dead Heart tour with Annihilator and Soilwork, a show I will never forget. Hopefully, Jeff Loomis will continue to release his instrumental works to keep the Nevermore - like metal flame alive. I will check out your frm band Thanatopsis, I have seen on Metal Archives they have one album out. Regards from Romania 's Transylvania region, Eastern Europe). Metal memories over space and time
@@jonnyh2667 Many lead singers can be replaced but several few cannot. King Diamond and Warrel Dane are among those few. Mercyful Fate and Nevermore can never carry on without these two without turning into some completely different bands. As of now I am not aware of someone who can replace Warrel also considering he's one of a kind songwriting skills. Queensryche had a perfect replacement with Todd la Torre on board (same tone, vocal range), literally reviving the band.
RIP Chuck. I remember interviewing him during a tour in Amsterdam, just as the bus was about to leave for Grinder Magazine from Chile. He answered all my questions and signed a load of stuff I took with me. Amazing musician and a true gent. Keep his memory alive. Napalm Death should do something similar for Jesse Pintado
The fact so many musicians work to keep the memory of Death's music alive (and of course Chuck's genius) is so damn heart-warming. Metal community is truly the best.
SETLIST (2:07) The Philosopher (6:17) Suicide Machine (11:44) Crystal Mountain (17:23) Zero Tolerance (22:41) Flattening of Emotions (27:31) Bite the Pain (damn, his high vocals fit!) (32:45) Trapped In A Corner (37:52) Symbolic (45:09) Without Judgement (51:09) Secret Face (56:59) Overactive Imagination (1:01:40) Spirit Crusher (1:10:07) Scavenger of Human Sorrow (1:19:14) Lack of Comprehension (cool clean sound!)
Wish somebody took photos/recorded the lyric sheets for WMAMC. I could only decipher few song titles like Manifest of Maggots, A Perfect Disguise, Sky, Excellent Misery.
Hard to believe Chuck's really been gone now for 20 years but his music lives on & kicks ass forever. Great job here paying tribute to Chuck & DEATH! Bass player here is amazing!
I remember the first time I heard death back in the early 90's. There have only been a hand full of metal albums that were actually so good, that they scared me. Spiritual Healing was the first albumI heard from Death. Then later that year, 90 or 91,the album Human came out, that album had such a huge impact upon my life, and changed how I played music.
\\Timestamp// 2:08 - The Philosopher 6:15 - Suicide Machine 11:44 - Crystal Mountain 17:24 - Zero Tolerance 22:41 - Flattening of Emotions 27:32 - Bite the Pain 32:45 - Trapped in a Corner 37:53 - Symbolic 45:09 - Without Judgement 51:09 - Secret Face 57:00 - Overactive Imagination 1:01:40 - Spirit Crusher 1:10:08 - Scavenger of Human Sorrow 1:19:14 - Lack of Comprehension RIP Chuck. You're being missed...... (and RIP for all the other Death members who passed away throughout the years) Thanks to former Death members and the other guys for their dedication. \m/
Was slamming right there in the front row in front of Shannon and Bobby! What an epic night, thanks for this brilliant recording too! Cheers to Death, cheers to Chuck, and his memory \m/ Gone, but never forgotten.
@@stephenberwanger5812 Thanks for doing it. In my case it was a dream come true because I used to live in Puerto Rico and I eas unable to see Death wich Chuck. 20 years later I moved to Tampa and I could only dream about a show like this, and you guys made it come true. Thanks.
the reason death is my favorite band is because on top of all the ingenius riffage the music really touched my heart and makes me think about life rip chuck you are my biggtest inspiration even as a bass player
You know which channel I think is super underrated? Metal Piano Music. The guy spends weeks composing classic metal songs into classical/relaxing piano pieces and he hardly gets any views. I love his arrangement of The Sentinel by Judas Priest. That dude deserves millions of followers
This Frontman have so much leard in the past years...his Voice will come today so near to Chuck's Voice, he do a fantastic Job! Chuck Schuldiner was my Idol my whole life, i love the Lyrics the Message and the deep Mind to put all this together in Insane Songs Structures!
@@V3ntilator sorry but that doesn't make any sense. It's pretty hard to miss someone playing a lead. Turn your head 4 inches. I've been collecting bootleg videos for 30 years and rarely are people so clueless that they miss the lead. You should film up close if possible actually. Clearer pic, better detail.
20:29 - This is why you *always* wanna provide your cable over and through the strap. That's what differentiates two pros here on stage from an amateur. And after an accident he still made the same mistake... Life couldn't teach.
This makes me happy. Happy to see Chuck’s and Death’s legacy continues. Thanks for recording and putting on TH-cam, I really appreciate all of you guys. Really thought about driving 15 hours but had to work…Thank you all!
Miss you Chuck. I still come by and relive these amazing songs. Such an innovator and amazing composer in music history. Plus I'm always in awe anytime I get to watch Steve play bass.
That green ESP sounds as bad ass as ever! Heard it in person several times! I am grateful I turned 21 just just in time to see Death live on the final tour. I regret not asking Chuck and Richard to sign my CD, I got Scott and Shannon though. I recognize Megadeth's drummer Dirk there, he's kicking major ass!
Yeh - this was amazing. You can really tell how challenging the latter day stuff is to play live. Amazing performances all round even if the giy from Symbolic sounded a tiny bit sketchy in the vocal department. James Murphy rules all.
We are honored to commemorate Chuck’s life and DEATH by bringing former members of the band together for a DEATH reunion, 20 years since his passing. LIVING MONSTROSITY - playing Spiritual Healing in its entirety! James Murphy (Death - guitars on Spiritual Healing) Terry Butler (Death - bass on Spiritual Healing) Gus Rios (Gruesome - drums) Matt Harvey (Gruesome, Exhumed - guitars & vocals) SYMBOLIC Steve DiGiorgio (Death - bass on Human, Individual Thought Patterns;) Bobby Koelble (Death - guitars on Symbolic) Kelly Conlon (Death - bass on Symbolic) Shannon Hamm (Death - guitars on The Sound of Perseverance) Dirk Verbeuren (Megadeth, Soilwork - drums) Max Phelps (Exist - guitars and vocals) Leo Lozano (Symbolic - guitars and vocals) Symbolic’s set will be split with Bobby, Kelly, Shannon and Steve playing songs from Human to Sound of Perseverance. One of a kind memorabilia on display. The legendary Brass Mug has been open since 1974 and has a long history of supporting early Florida Death Metal. Very limited capacity! The Brass Mug, Tampa FL USA
Best fuckin song list EVER!! Symbolic is a killer death cover band.. seen them once and they crushed it.. and steve is an insane bassist.. always has been.. hands down one of the best.. sick video man.. thanks for sharing.. Cheers from Cincinnati Ohio USA..
Deaths music was with me trough most difficult times in my life Its crazy that person i never met in person would have such Impact on my life Chuck music makes me a better musician and what is more important i think it makes me a better person in general Rest in peace 🤘 I love you man and thanks for everything you done for me without even knowing🤘👿🤘
Richard lives in Japan or China now.Not sure why we don't get to hear his drums or what he's up to?I hope he is having a great one though.Cheers Richard man!
@@ajhproductions2347 seriously wtf, you can barely make out the solos or any guitar playing. He absolutely turned way up after sound check. I don’t think I’m alone when I say it would be nice to actually hear the guitars. I like Steve a lot, he’s one of my fav bassists but it just takes away from the music. Not everything should be a bass solo, contrast is what made chucks music so great. Someone else said it but I can totally understand why the bass was turned down in Human, because it takes away from the music when it’s this damn loud. I know it’s a live show but still, this is ridiculous. No one should think their wiener is that big
I still remember the first time I had dengue fever, I felt weak, my body ached, and I thought that my life didn't seem like much longer. But there is a spirit to keep me strong, yes it is, it's because when I was sick, I listened to the works of the Death band, and Chuck Schuldiner seemed to give me the spirit to stay alive until now. Thankfully, I made it through that difficult time.
They were so good!! From a distance he kinda looks like Chuck too. Chuck is definitely proud and it even brought Chuck’s sister, Beth to tears. She was there and really appreciated everyone honoring Chuck like this.
I’m sure Chuck is proud and happy to hear and see his music and memory still alive in 2022 thank you so much cause he is the father of death metal 👍🏻❤️
I was at that show and got to meet Terry, Steve, Kelly, and Leo, as well as the opening bands. That is what makes his community so awesome. These guys are super cool with their fans
Could you mention all the musicians / performers in a description here who took part in this historical memorial live gig event ? Please ! That would be great. And set list also would be helpful for many possible guests.
SYMBOLIC lineup: * Steve DiGiorgio (DEATH; bass on "Human", "Individual Thought Patterns"; CONTROL DENIED - bass on "The Fragile Art Of Existence") * Bobby Koelble (DEATH; guitars on "Symbolic") * Kelly Conlon (DEATH; bass on "Symbolic") * Dirk Verbeuren (MEGADETH, SOILWORK - drums) * Max Phelps (EXIST; guitars and vocals) * Leo Lozano (SYMBOLIC; guitars and vocals) LIVING MONSTROSITY lineup: * James Murphy (DEATH; guitars on "Spiritual Healing") * Terry Butler (DEATH; bass on "Spiritual Healing") * Gus Rios (GRUESOME; drums) * Matt Harvey (GRUESOME, EXHUMED; guitar, vocals)
LIVING MONSTROSITY Setlist: Living Monstrosity Altering the Future Defensive Personalities Within the Mind Spiritual Healing Low Life Genetic Reconstruction Killing Spree Zombie Ritual Pull the Plug
I am filled with mixed and even contradicting emotions... It is soooooo saddening to know that we lost Chuck... But at the same time, it is amazing to see "living legend" Steve.... I hope we adequatly appreciate, his positive energy and unique attitude to music... I hope so...
Never got to see chuck perform before he passed....flew from Cleveland to see this...was an amazing event...got pics with Steve, Bobby and Terry...very cool people. Waiting for the next one already....
Chucks music saved me from taking my own life. His music gave me hope. You will always live in my heart Chuck.
This music is therapy for me right now. I never really listened to them until I was 36. I love Sabbath and stuff, but never really listened to much death metal; seems Death is a genre unto itself, as well as creators of a genre.
Awesome!! That’s just fucking awesome!! Great you are alive dude!
hell yeah welcome back to the living, brother :)
Perennial Quest dude!!!!
Don't know when that was brother. But seriously do hope you are much much better now. And I get it and totally know what you mean about how the music can be therapeutic and literally get into your soul to help you through the worst of times. Different artists groups and releases from different metal genres have really helped me out over the years as well. And I think if you look at my screen name you will see I have been around a little while! 🤘🍻
Steve is an absolute monster with that fretless bass.
Absolutely missing the notes😢
Maybe because of live playing.
But I like he plays too!
bass sounds sooooo cool! its true
Yeah, but needs to stfu on the mic.
I get they need "someone to amp the crowd", but I can't stand how much he loves hearing himself on the mic live year after year.
Holy shit our Megadeth percussionist is playing Death's numbers... How the hell is he also technically this good... ❤ Dave knows good musicians
Steve DiGiorgio was in Megadeth at one point
Dirk is a consummate musician. Amazing.
@@tzctlpcNo he wasn't, he was hired for the studio album recording of The Sick, The Dying and The Dead. He was never officially a full time member, he's Testament's full-time bassist.
We got Dirk to play for one of our songs in 2013 (Soilwork era?) for $500. It was never released but he still did amazing work.
Dirk has been playing percussion on a level far beyond Megadeth for most of his life. Trust me, he's just taking it easy when he's Megadeth's percussionist. He'd never admit to it though, dude is as humble as it gets.
Steve is such a good bassist it’s nuts
Have to give it up to Dirk he handled everything pretty well.
Steve is phenomenal on bass!
Dirks a great drummer too.
one of the best for sure
A Monsterrrrrrrr
He is King of the fretless bass
The Philosopher - 2:08
Suicide Machine - 6:14
Crystal Mountain - 11:44
Zero Tolerance - 17:22
Flattening of Emotions - 22:40
Bite the Pain - 27:32
Trapped In A Corner - 32:44
Symbolic - 37:53
Without Judgement - 45:08
Secret Face - 51:10
Overactive Imagination - 57:00
Spirit Crusher - 1:01:41
Scavenger of Human Sorrow - 1:10:06
Lack Of Comprehension - 1:19:14
Thanks Chuck
God bless you
Power sings
This show deserves a professional recording.
Good track Bag🙂
Dirk Verbeuren and Sean Reinert were lifelong friends. Dirk has always been a big Death fan. It is a magnificent tribute that he pays her here. Legendary drum lesson for new generations.
DiGiorgio is a wizard on the fretless bass. I thought Dirk did really good on the drums. Nice to see a few of the old DEATH members up there. We will never forget Chuck. He's a legend.
Steve is a wizard on that bass, that bass is 1 of the seals to authentic Death
He looks like a wizard with that beard as well 😂
Steve simply outshines everyone else in the bass department 🤘 the tone and dynamics are BRUTAL!
Yes he is one of the greats
Such a cool sound he gets & finger playing looks awesome
the other guy was good too tho i dont know who he is tho
@@lucasstruna3962 I think he's the one that recorded bass on symbolic
@@Gaelpoo oh cool
Dirk did such a great job, especially playing bite the pain. Richard Christy is not very easy to replicate, he plays behind the beat with such great dynamics.. Excellent work!! RIP CHUCK!!!!
#FuckCancer
Dirk is amazing
He was great with the hoglan stuff too and same rules apply
Too bad Richard couldn't have played this.
I'm not a big metal head, but I've been listening to Death a lot, lately. I love music history of any genre, so it was inevitable I'd have to listen to Death, but it was really reading his interviews that made me excited about the music. Chuck Schuldiner was a very smart guy with a great heart, and a musical genius. The term "musical genius" gets overused, but he really was; helped forge an entire genre and also went far beyond, staying true to metal all the way.
death is universal
Check a band that I enjoy on a daily is The Black Dahlia Murder.Id say check out 'Verminous',or even "Ritual' albums out.My personal fav is "Noctural' or 'Miasma'.Unhallowed is good if you jump right into their heaviest stuff right out the bag.And maybe you would enjoy
Devildriver is another good band "The Fury of Our Maker's Hand' is one of my DD albums.
Chuck Shuldiner was a prophet 🤘 (I always kinda personally thought, anyways)😏🎸🎶🤘🔥🤘
DIRK's drumming was the main highlight for me. GODDAMIT, the man is a beast. Whole show was amazing.
Dirks not as good as a lot of other drummers. I’m actually surprised he pulled it off
@@ghostninja2041 he is a great drummer but in this show he got out of step way too much
@@sam.n7762 really? After watching a bit of this he seems like he really nailed it
@@ghostninja2041 are you nuts? Dirk is insanely good.
@@behindthen0thing I would say ur name but I don’t speak whatever fuckin language you speak.
God damn Max is good. His Symbolic and TSOP era vocals are almost spot on. He rips Chucks parts on guitar as well. They had a major win finding him
Agreed. He sounded KILLER.
Agreed. Chuck's vocals were so distinctive, and the fact that he's replicating that sound so flawlessly while also playing those complex-ass guitar is fucking nuts.
Max = bottom
@@sabian4ik 🤨
Hell yes. For years I never expected someone to come along who could fill in for chuck yet still retain his or her personality.
Max Phelps has been on point in every Death tribute line-up so far, vocal- and guitarwise. Can't say the same for Leo Lozano's vocals for his set though, please just leave the entire set up to Max...
Hell, he even looks the part.
Chucks reincarnation
Human changed the game entirely for me over 30 years ago. Tuly a pioneering, groundbreaking, benchmark and baseline in the metal world in general. Rest in peace Chuck and Sean. 🤘🍻 🙏
Following the guidelines of this kind of honorary show, a NEVERMORE tribute show has to be assembled from time to time
Well Nevermore could just get back together and handpick a singer. The guy currently in Sanctuary is fantastic.
@@jonnyh2667 Even they can't perform that music any more.
My old Oakland based band Thanatopsis had the honor of opening for Death and Nevermore two nights in a row at Berkeley Square in 1995 during the Symbolic tour and Nevermore was promoting their self titled debut album, but half the set were Sanctuary songs which was fine by me!
The bigger honor was being able to converse with both Chuck and Warrel
since they are now no longer with us!
Chuck was sick with the flu during those shows so he mostly stayed on Death’s tour bus and wasn’t as approachable and talkative as he was when we opened for death during their previous tour supporting their Individual Thought Patterns album in 1993 at the Stone in SF, an iconic club from the beginning of the Bay Area Thrash Scene where Metallica played a lot during their Garage Days etc.
Anyhow, I digress, since Nevermore was touring in a van back then, they were trapped in the green room with us, and we were geeking out especially me because Sanctuary was one of our favorite bands and Warrel was one our favorite lyricists/singers, so I sort of bombarded him with questions about Sanctuary lyrics etc. but he was very approachable and was more than happy to answer my questions! I think my fan boy-ness inspired them to add a few more sanctuary songs to the set list, but then Warrel commented that they were excessive with the Sanctuary songs on the set list, to which I replied you can never play too many sanctuary songs but wasn’t too familiar with Nevermore yet, so nowadays I would rather hear some Nevermore deep cuts than Sanctuary songs but at some point both bands were active at the same time so no need for Nevermore to play Sanctuary “covers”! They always remembered me/us at future Nevermore gigs, in fact Jeff Loomis told me at one of those future gigs that he still had/has the Thanatopsis shirt we gave him and he wore on stage during the second night we played with them and Death at Berkeley Square so that was really flattering considering how much Band Merch they are given on tours, we stood out!
Warrel was not only a great lyricist/singer but a great human being, I feel blessed to of been in his and Chuck’s presence, May They both Rest In Power!
@@chrisstolle Thanx for the comprehensive insights and story, a great, one in a life time experience I guess. Anyhow, Nevermore and Sanctuary are the ONLY bands that had me buy all their releases / discographies. There are several other bands with flawless discographies (Death included) but for some reason Nevermore / Sanctuary are the chosen ones in that respect. Into metal since '91, I had the chance to see Nevermore live on 14.03.2001 on their Dead Heart tour with Annihilator and Soilwork, a show I will never forget. Hopefully, Jeff Loomis will continue to release his instrumental works to keep the Nevermore - like metal flame alive. I will check out your frm band Thanatopsis, I have seen on Metal Archives they have one album out. Regards from Romania 's Transylvania region, Eastern Europe). Metal memories over space and time
@@jonnyh2667 Many lead singers can be replaced but several few cannot. King Diamond and Warrel Dane are among those few. Mercyful Fate and Nevermore can never carry on without these two without turning into some completely different bands. As of now I am not aware of someone who can replace Warrel also considering he's one of a kind songwriting skills. Queensryche had a perfect replacement with Todd la Torre on board (same tone, vocal range), literally reviving the band.
Great concert. Thanks. Chuck will be forever with us through his songs!
RIP Chuck. I remember interviewing him during a tour in Amsterdam, just as the bus was about to leave for Grinder Magazine from Chile. He answered all my questions and signed a load of stuff I took with me. Amazing musician and a true gent. Keep his memory alive. Napalm Death should do something similar for Jesse Pintado
The fact so many musicians work to keep the memory of Death's music alive (and of course Chuck's genius) is so damn heart-warming. Metal community is truly the best.
SETLIST
(2:07) The Philosopher
(6:17) Suicide Machine
(11:44) Crystal Mountain
(17:23) Zero Tolerance
(22:41) Flattening of Emotions
(27:31) Bite the Pain (damn, his high vocals fit!)
(32:45) Trapped In A Corner
(37:52) Symbolic
(45:09) Without Judgement
(51:09) Secret Face
(56:59) Overactive Imagination
(1:01:40) Spirit Crusher
(1:10:07) Scavenger of Human Sorrow
(1:19:14) Lack of Comprehension (cool clean sound!)
Thanks!
Wish somebody took photos/recorded the lyric sheets for WMAMC. I could only decipher few song titles like Manifest of Maggots, A Perfect Disguise, Sky, Excellent Misery.
Hope the next Megadeth album be good . this guy is great drummer.
Всем спасибо. Обожаю "Death" с первого до последнего альбома. ЧАК - помним, любим, ты с нами брат...
Hard to believe Chuck's really been gone now for 20 years but his music lives on & kicks ass forever. Great job here paying tribute to Chuck & DEATH! Bass player here is amazing!
20 years RIP Chuck 13/12/2021
Kinda incredible, the band's called Death and I feel this is some of the most immortal music ever.
Bloody Irony
Can’t imagine that you stand there, filming the whole thing…but I am so glad you did! Thanks alot! this is a true tribute to Chuck’
Just discovered Death a few months ago, band changed my life. They have an amazing story and are great people 🤘🏻🔥
I remember the first time I heard death back in the early 90's. There have only been a hand full of metal albums that were actually so good, that they scared me. Spiritual Healing was the first albumI heard from Death. Then later that year, 90 or 91,the album Human came out, that album had such a huge impact upon my life, and changed how I played music.
Hearing DiGiorgio on "Bite the Pain" is so cool. I often wondered what he would sound like on TSoP material.
I still wish he got to record Symbolic (no disrespect to Kelly)!
Thank you all who keep Chuck's music alive and remembering him in this way!
\\Timestamp//
2:08 - The Philosopher
6:15 - Suicide Machine
11:44 - Crystal Mountain
17:24 - Zero Tolerance
22:41 - Flattening of Emotions
27:32 - Bite the Pain
32:45 - Trapped in a Corner
37:53 - Symbolic
45:09 - Without Judgement
51:09 - Secret Face
57:00 - Overactive Imagination
1:01:40 - Spirit Crusher
1:10:08 - Scavenger of Human Sorrow
1:19:14 - Lack of Comprehension
RIP Chuck. You're being missed......
(and RIP for all the other Death members who passed away throughout the years)
Thanks to former Death members and the other guys for their dedication.
\m/
This needs a world tour, Chuck will live forever in his music 🤟
At last I can watch it in Ukraine !!!
Commemorating 20 years since Chuck met his own real Death.
R.I.P to him.
Yes! Been wanting to hear more of Steve with his green Esp Forest bass. Killer sounding instrument.
Epic tone for sure! What a beast!
@@jason_108 Still regret passing up my chance for a custom Esp Forest 6 string fretless MiJ a few years ago, especially after hearing this show...
The only time i absolutely love the fretless bass sound is when Steve is playing it.
Was slamming right there in the front row in front of Shannon and Bobby! What an epic night, thanks for this brilliant recording too! Cheers to Death, cheers to Chuck, and his memory \m/ Gone, but never forgotten.
I had the blessing of seeing this live on the 12th (the day after this show) And I can say it was one of the best shows I've ever been.
P. L l l. P ppl
@@josuerodriguez6067 I know man.
So glad you had a great time!! We put ALOT of time and effort into this show and is nice to know people enjoyed it!!
@@stephenberwanger5812 Thanks for doing it. In my case it was a dream come true because I used to live in Puerto Rico and I eas unable to see Death wich Chuck. 20 years later I moved to Tampa and I could only dream about a show like this, and you guys made it come true. Thanks.
the reason death is my favorite band is because on top of all the ingenius riffage the music really touched my heart and makes me think about life rip chuck you are my biggtest inspiration even as a bass player
Chuck would be proud
Max nailed this. That guy is an amazing musician. I love his band Exist. Top notch…
Wow. They opened with "The Philosopher". The single song that got me into death metal. Good job, guys.
You know which channel I think is super underrated? Metal Piano Music. The guy spends weeks composing classic metal songs into classical/relaxing piano pieces and he hardly gets any views. I love his arrangement of The Sentinel by Judas Priest. That dude deserves millions of followers
This Frontman have so much leard in the past years...his Voice will come today so near to Chuck's Voice, he do a fantastic Job!
Chuck Schuldiner was my Idol my whole life, i love the Lyrics the Message and the deep Mind to put all this together in Insane Songs Structures!
This is awesome. Yet so sad that the camera guy was like "oh Bobby is playing an amazing lead? Yeah no reason to film that."
And that's why no one should film up front of stage as you will miss out things.
@@V3ntilator sorry but that doesn't make any sense. It's pretty hard to miss someone playing a lead. Turn your head 4 inches. I've been collecting bootleg videos for 30 years and rarely are people so clueless that they miss the lead. You should film up close if possible actually. Clearer pic, better detail.
Rest in Power Chuck! Great job boys!
¡WoW! 😲 Fantástico.
¡Me llenó de nostalgia, pero que gran tributo!
20:29 - This is why you *always* wanna provide your cable over and through the strap. That's what differentiates two pros here on stage from an amateur. And after an accident he still made the same mistake... Life couldn't teach.
Thank you so much for posting this. I had to work and had no power when I got home to watch the live stream. Wish I was there.
This makes me happy. Happy to see Chuck’s and Death’s legacy continues. Thanks for recording and putting on TH-cam, I really appreciate all of you guys. Really thought about driving 15 hours but had to work…Thank you all!
Miss you Chuck. I still come by and relive these amazing songs. Such an innovator and amazing composer in music history. Plus I'm always in awe anytime I get to watch Steve play bass.
Dirk the one hundred arms man :D
Hats down to all of you gents, ass kicking musicians and even better jam, fantastic!
That green ESP sounds as bad ass as ever! Heard it in person several times! I am grateful I turned 21 just just in time to see Death live on the final tour. I regret not asking Chuck and Richard to sign my CD, I got Scott and Shannon though. I recognize Megadeth's drummer Dirk there, he's kicking major ass!
The second singer who came onstage with Kelly to sing Crystal Mountain sounded horrible, couldn't hear his guitar for half of the song
It would've been fine since it was just technical difficulties, but he was off time for a majority of the songs he played on
Let The Metal Flow...........Rip Chuck, sadly missed.
Yeh - this was amazing. You can really tell how challenging the latter day stuff is to play live. Amazing performances all round even if the giy from Symbolic sounded a tiny bit sketchy in the vocal department. James Murphy rules all.
We are honored to commemorate Chuck’s life and DEATH by bringing former members of the band together for a DEATH reunion, 20 years since his passing.
LIVING MONSTROSITY - playing Spiritual Healing in its entirety!
James Murphy (Death - guitars on Spiritual Healing)
Terry Butler (Death - bass on Spiritual Healing)
Gus Rios (Gruesome - drums)
Matt Harvey (Gruesome, Exhumed - guitars & vocals)
SYMBOLIC
Steve DiGiorgio (Death - bass on Human, Individual Thought Patterns;)
Bobby Koelble (Death - guitars on Symbolic)
Kelly Conlon (Death - bass on Symbolic)
Shannon Hamm (Death - guitars on The Sound of Perseverance)
Dirk Verbeuren (Megadeth, Soilwork - drums)
Max Phelps (Exist - guitars and vocals)
Leo Lozano (Symbolic - guitars and vocals)
Symbolic’s set will be split with Bobby, Kelly, Shannon and Steve playing songs from Human to Sound of Perseverance.
One of a kind memorabilia on display.
The legendary Brass Mug has been open since 1974 and has a long history
of supporting early Florida Death Metal.
Very limited capacity!
The Brass Mug, Tampa FL USA
Beautifullest
Best fuckin song list EVER!!
Symbolic is a killer death cover band.. seen them once and they crushed it.. and steve is an insane bassist.. always has been.. hands down one of the best.. sick video man.. thanks for sharing..
Cheers from Cincinnati Ohio USA..
Deaths music was with me trough most difficult times in my life
Its crazy that person i never met in person would have such Impact on my life
Chuck music makes me a better musician and what is more important i think it makes me a better person in general
Rest in peace 🤘
I love you man and thanks for everything you done for me without even knowing🤘👿🤘
Wait, Dirk on drums, Shannon Hamm back?! Omg... 😍
Does anyone knows why Richard Christy never appears to play some songs on those tributes?
I think he died
@@jfeelix91 Nah, Richard Christy's alive, he's part of The Howard Stern Show on Sirius XM, Sean Reinart was the one who passed away.
Richard lives in Japan or China now.Not sure why we don't get to hear his drums or what he's up to?I hope he is having a great one though.Cheers Richard man!
They were friends in life. Dirk has been a lifelong Death big fan. It is a magnificent tribute that he pays her here. Nice lesson in drums anyway.
Como sueña ese bajo!!! Gracias por este tributo! ! Cuanta nostalgia!! Saludos desde San Juan Argentina. Under Up!
Great show! Max does a fantastic job of Chuck's vocals and guitar. Steve is killer as usual.
I still miss Chuck so much...this helped to dull the pain 😎👌🤘🔥♥️👏 r.i.p chuck my metal brother.
Absolutely incredible. So sad I wasn’t able to see this is person, but many thanks for uploading this video! 🤘🏻
Thank you so much for reuploading this. Wish I could have gone. RIP Chuck. RIP Sean. RIP Scott.
22:53 - 😂😂😂😂 good lord, would you like any guitar or drums with that bass? …No? Okay, coming right up!
The best notes are the ones that aren’t on key, so damn heavy
@@ajhproductions2347 seriously wtf, you can barely make out the solos or any guitar playing. He absolutely turned way up after sound check. I don’t think I’m alone when I say it would be nice to actually hear the guitars. I like Steve a lot, he’s one of my fav bassists but it just takes away from the music. Not everything should be a bass solo, contrast is what made chucks music so great. Someone else said it but I can totally understand why the bass was turned down in Human, because it takes away from the music when it’s this damn loud. I know it’s a live show but still, this is ridiculous. No one should think their wiener is that big
I still remember the first time I had dengue fever, I felt weak, my body ached, and I thought that my life didn't seem like much longer.
But there is a spirit to keep me strong, yes it is, it's because when I was sick, I listened to the works of the Death band, and Chuck Schuldiner seemed to give me the spirit to stay alive until now. Thankfully, I made it through that difficult time.
you all scream Steve but the real star of the show is the drummer, flawless, awesome job!
congrats!
Nobody can hit that "CRUSHEEEEEEEEER" like chuck could 😢
Chuck lives on with his great music, and his incredible friends really brought the metal that night. What incredible musicians.
Man .. Dirk is so underrated.
The drummer of Megadeth is underrated? Also playing in a Death tribute...I don't think so...
@@diegoq8417 He doesn't get enough attention is what I've meant.
Oh my god this is such a treat. Max...you are the perfect guy to front this. You all are so amazing. Very emotional to hear such dedication
Great musicians, killer track selection, hail Chuck \m/
Jesus Stevie D is on fire
Incredible performance of Dick Verbeuren!!
WOW! a really brutal performance. Death and Chuck music will last forever. Very thanx for upload the video the sound is very good, thanx again.
Really great tribute to Death. Congratulations guys!!!The drummer Is a true animal
the best video I've watched in 2021. Just WONDERFUL.
Chuck will always be our hero.
Mr di Giorgio and Dirk are the man!
20 years ago and memories, thanks for all of you
max's vocals are so fucking good holy shit, chuck would be proud. He could very well have been the singer of Death if Chuck never existed.
They were so good!! From a distance he kinda looks like Chuck too. Chuck is definitely proud and it even brought Chuck’s sister, Beth to tears. She was there and really appreciated everyone honoring Chuck like this.
@@stephenberwanger5812 he really does! Man I wish I would've been there
@Bob Smith Dude ikr his delivery and everything just doesnt go well trying to sing like chuck i thought i was the only one who noticed
Bobby: how the fuck do you that?
Steve: I don´t know! 55:35
Well done. Thanks to all the musicians, including the brilliant drummer :)
Yup. Steve with that beast green bass \m/
I’m sure Chuck is proud and happy to hear and see his music and memory still alive in 2022 thank you so much cause he is the father of death metal 👍🏻❤️
So much love.. everyone seems enjoying the moment fxxk yeah🤘chucks live man😎thx for this guys!
Dirk Verbeuren killed like the master, on Spirit Crusher!!!
I was at that show and got to meet Terry, Steve, Kelly, and Leo, as well as the opening bands. That is what makes his community so awesome. These guys are super cool with their fans
Amazing performance by all these cats! Great tribute to Chuck. Awesome!
This his son? Looks just like him. Seen Death in July 1998, it was badass!
Could you mention all the musicians / performers in a description here who took part in this historical memorial live gig event ? Please !
That would be great. And set list also would be helpful for many possible guests.
SYMBOLIC lineup:
* Steve DiGiorgio (DEATH; bass on "Human", "Individual Thought Patterns"; CONTROL DENIED - bass on "The Fragile Art Of Existence")
* Bobby Koelble (DEATH; guitars on "Symbolic")
* Kelly Conlon (DEATH; bass on "Symbolic")
* Dirk Verbeuren (MEGADETH, SOILWORK - drums)
* Max Phelps (EXIST; guitars and vocals)
* Leo Lozano (SYMBOLIC; guitars and vocals)
LIVING MONSTROSITY lineup:
* James Murphy (DEATH; guitars on "Spiritual Healing")
* Terry Butler (DEATH; bass on "Spiritual Healing")
* Gus Rios (GRUESOME; drums)
* Matt Harvey (GRUESOME, EXHUMED; guitar, vocals)
LIVING MONSTROSITY Setlist:
Living Monstrosity
Altering the Future
Defensive Personalities
Within the Mind
Spiritual Healing
Low Life
Genetic Reconstruction
Killing Spree
Zombie Ritual
Pull the Plug
@@dreaming3 forgot Shannon Hamm - guitar, (Sound of Perseverance, Fragile Art of Existence)
I am filled with mixed and even contradicting emotions...
It is soooooo saddening to know that we lost Chuck...
But at the same time, it is amazing to see "living legend" Steve....
I hope we adequatly appreciate, his positive energy and unique attitude to music...
I hope so...
Drummer is amazing!!!
Suicide machine is one of my favorite songs of all time, like one I consider in my funeral Playlist. 💔
Long live Chuck’s memory.
xoxo The Clarences
Well done guys , people around the world ! let the metal Flow
Legends never die ..RIP Chuck.. great job guys 👏👏👏🤘🤘🤘🤘
God I was hoping for more older stuff, but, it's impossible to be upset about something so trivial...it's Death, man...lol
(Rest well, my friend.)
Thanks mate
Greatingzzz from Dubrovnik
Is that Megadeth’s drummer? Badass 🤙🎅🏻
Never got to see chuck perform before he passed....flew from Cleveland to see this...was an amazing event...got pics with Steve, Bobby and Terry...very cool people. Waiting for the next one already....
Nice to see Dirk play the Brass Mug!