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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ก.ค. 2024
- Today I do a deep dive into Cannibal Corpse the Chris Barnes Era! Enjoy!
Timestamps:
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:48 Disclaimer
00:01:54 The Beginning
00:02:59 Tyrant Sin
00:05:33 Cannibal Corpse
00:06:39 The Demo
00:08:00 Eaten Back To Life (Debut Album)
00:13:55 Eaten Back to Life - My Physical Copies
00:18:24 Butchered at Birth
00:33:42 Sampler Cassette
00:34:21 My Physical Copies
00:38:12 Tomb of The Mutilated
00:50:09 Six Feet Under
00:51:45 The Beginning of the End
00:52:41 Side Rant on Chris' Voice
00:57:17 Tomb of The Mutilated - My Physical Copies
01:00:55 The Bleeding
01:01:53 Mini Book Recommendation
01:03:06 The Bleeding
01:10:12 The Bleeding - My Physical Copies
01:16:10 Chris Barnes Departure
01:18:18 Created To Kill & Haunted
01:21:13 Chris Barnes Departure
01:24:47 The Fallout
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What is your favorite CHRIS BARNES ERA album?
Thanks for watching!!
The bleeding.
The Bleeding
The bleeding
Tomb of the Mutilated
For me it changes between Butchered At Birth, and Tomb Of The Mutilated. There isn't a bad CC album in the entire discography in my opinion. When I was really young, I used to only like the Chris Barnes era CC albums, but after I got older, I started to really love the George Fisher era even more, especially Vile, Gallery, and Bloodthirst, along with The Wretched Spawn. I even went back to Gore Obsessed, and was surprised at how awesome it is when I used to think it was average at best. The Kill, Evisceration Plague, and Torture era was also great. Like I said, all of them are excellent Death Metal all the way up to the modern era of CC. When a Death Metal band is still going strong in their 50's, that's when you know they truly love what they do and feel a deep obligation to keep setting the bar for their style of music. There have been a ton of great Death Metal bands, but when it comes to Death Metal in its purest form, CC is that band.
I just think it's so cool that you actually got into Death Metal, and Metal in general. Once you get it, it changes your entire perspective of music. If you haven't heard anything like it before, it seems overwhelming, but if you have a good sense of rhythm, and hear the guitars, and the drums playing off of each other, and you start recognizing the vocals as an extension of the aggression, it becomes something you can't live without. What I love about Death Metal, Black Metal, and Extreme music in general is that there is something for everyone, and each band sounds different, even if they are a part of the same subgenre. The human ear starts to get used to the dissonance, and the darkness of the riffing, the vocals, and the subject matter in the lyrics. Before you know it, it doesn't sound so foreign.
My first exposure to Cannibal Corpse was surprisingly Ace Ventura 😂
My first exposure was through The Chaser
Same here bro
I always felt like the Chris Barnes era of Cannibal felt more authenticly evil. Once Corpsegrinder came in, I felt Cannibal got a little...cartoonish. Nothing at all against Corpsegrinder, and I also love the Corpsegrinder albums tho. I actually discovered CC watching Ace Ventura as a kid, lol. I remember as a kid thinking to myself: "One day I'm gonna be in a band like that." Favorite record from that era is butchered at birth. Currently learning how to play that album on guitar. Love your channel Kaiya!! 🤘❤
yea it feels like they wanna h ave their songs featured so badly on an adult swin show. They just come off as they wanna be mainstream on more media outlets
Death metal is full of talent that quit the music scene for various reasons... (lack of enthusiasm... money issues... family commitments...)
Scott Burns was involved in the metal scene for a decade since the 80's and by 1994, he was frustrated w/ the lack of money and the demands & pressure of the music industry... Cannibal recalled Burns walking out of the studio during sessions... and other bands saying that he did the same w/ them. By 1997, Burns just wanted to try something else and producer Jim Morris said that Burns never wanted to set foot in a studio again 😂 Burns is still friends w/ the bands he worked with...
Original Cannibal guitarist Bob Rusay was fired in 1993 and left the scene completely... He even refused to appear on the Cannibal DVD.
Jeremy Turner (guitar) of Origin did Cannibal's 2004 tour... but Rob Barrett (guitar) asked to come back in 2005, so Turner was not hired permanently and eventually left Origin as well.
Suffocation went through so many members... it's a pity that members like Mike Smith (drums), Doug Cerrito (guitar) and Dave Culross (drums) did not stick around... Even Frank Mullen (vocals) decided to leave the band for family life.
Erik Rutan (guitar) of Cannibal has had Hate Eternal for decades... but has never been able to hold down a solid line-up... Derek Roddy (drums), the late Jared Anderson (bass/ vocals), Randy Piro (bass)... were some of the talent that came & went...
Its a shame Scott Burns production is what i love about Death metal in the 90s
Bro Jeremy Turner never stopped playing lol ever heard of Unmerciful? His band. For like, 20 years.
'Butchered at Birth"... That record made me a Cannibal Corpse fan 🤘🤘
I bought a copy of 'Vile' back in 1997 and I didn't get it... I heard a lot about Cannibal Corpse, but that was not a record I enjoyed initially... Years later in 1999, I got a used copy of 'Butchered at Birth' and it blew my mind... I went back to listen to 'Vile' w/ fresh ears and even though it was different, it grew on me... I bought a copy of 'Bloodthirst' (their 1999 album) and the 'Live Cannibalism' in 2000... and that was it. I was a fan.
I actually saw Chris Barnes live first w/ Six Feet Under on their 'True Carnage' tour in the early 2000's.
My first Cannibal Corpse show was in 2004 on 'The Wretched Spawn' tour in Minneapolis... I saw them later that year again in '04 w/ Napalm Death opening for them (Guitarist Jack Owen had left the band and Jeremy Turner of Origin had filled in the 2nd US tour) I still have the tour shirt for 'The Wretched Spawn'.
I was born in Buffalo, N.Y. and I ran into Chris Barnes at Airport music around 93. He was a super chill guy and we talked for a little bit. The Bleeding is still my favorite Cannibal Corpse disc.
What a fun video! I love how detailed it was! I grew up in this era, and I wish you could have too! Discovering this landmark music as it came out was absolutely epic! My Butchered at Birth CD definitely wore out.
I found Butchered at Birth on an overnight college radio show! Loved that album, but The Bleeding actually is my favorite!
The quality of these videos just keeps getting better and better! Even as a die hard Cannibal fan, there were a few things I wasn’t even aware of. It’s been crazy following your metal journey since the beginning! This channel is definitely going places 🤘🖤
Wow, you definitely did your homework. Awesome job! Very detailed and professionally done. Can't wait to see other bands that you do.
Tomb of the Mutilated and the Bleeding are my 2 favs.
I caught your live stream the other day and that's how I came across this video. Great job. I really enjoy your content and look forward to more stuff like this from you in the future, thank you🦖
Six Feet Under's 'Haunted' is a great record but not frantic death metal... More groove than chunky... Terry Butler (bass) of Death (Obituary now) did a great job w/ Greg Gall (drums)... Allen West (guitar) was such an underrated talent in Obituary... he wrote the material on the first 2 Six Feet Under records when Obituary was taking a break after 'World demise' in 1994... Obituary is creatively John & Donald Tardy w/ Trevor Peres (guitar) ... and Allen West was merely the lead guitarist, so Six Feet Under provided the opportunity to do what he couldn't in Obituary... Sadly, Allen West had alcoholism issues, quit Six Feet Under in 1998 and his last album w/ Obituary was 'Frozen in time' before he ended up in prison and fired...
Steve Swanson (guitar) took over in Six Feet Under and did a decent job over the years, but Barnes took over production on the 4th album going forward and the band never got to the next level.
The issue in Cannibal Corpse was that 4 members wrote the music... Barnes was the lyricist, co-manager and spokesman... and they were fine w/ that. Until the 'Created to kill' sessions, when Barnes was struggling in the studio because the music was getting faster and more brutal; Barnes' vocals were not cutting it.
Alex Webster (bass) said they rehearsed the album first... but they were at fault because they obviously could not hear Barnes in the rehearsal space... It wasn't until they heard his vocals in the studio on the rough mixes and 4 members were going, "Hmm... that doesn't sound good..."
Alex, Paul, Jack & Rob were all saying that Barnes' needed to make some changes... Cannibal has always been a band and 5 members have to agree before anything is put on a Cannibal record... Here was a situation where Barnes refused to compromise and 4 guys were left grumbling
... they wanted to re-write some of the lyrics. Barnes refused; he wasn't going to sing anyone else's lyrics.
Once George 'Corpsegrinder' Fisher was contacted to audition for Cannibal around 1996, Alex and Paul were already rewriting the lyrics for the tracks they had written and Corpsegrinder was happy to perform what they had written... Once the vocals were coming out satisfactorily,
Alex called Barnes and told him over the phone that they were getting a new vocalist... Barnes was not upset - he said he was relieved.
1) ‘ Barnes refused; he wasn't going to sing anyone else's lyrics’ … Not strictly true. Listen to Bloodlands (Barnes version) and then the VILE version.
You will notice they share some of the same lyrics. That means at some point (when they recorded those demo tracks) Barnes had agreed to sing SOME of Alex/Paul’s lyrics, because obviously Barnes lyrics do not appear on VILE.
2) There’s a different interview from around 1995-96 were Barnes expressed frustration about being dismissed from CC. I’m sure it was a mix of emotions… He basically said- ‘I can’t believe they did that’.
@@bumface1810 Actually, Cannibal kept some of Barnes' ideas ('Devoured by vermin' for example) but did not give him songwriting credit cos they re-wrote the lyrics... Barnes was fired because he wouldn't sing Alex or Paul's lyrics - Corpsegrinder did that.
Chris Barnes said in the Cannibal DVD that he was fine being out of the band... The issues came after when he allegedly demanded compensation for his ideas on 'Vile' and a royalty for the use of the Cannibal Corpse logo which he had designed... The band refused. They also changed the logo from the one he had designed on the first 4 records by Cannibal Corpse... so, there were issues after the split.
Eventually, they did settle their differences...
@@sumonjamal1653 1) All I know is some songs on VILE share the same lines of lyrics as the counterpart on CTK. So either Barnes eventually collabed on the lyrics, or they ripped off his lyrics on VILE.
2) I bought the DVD in 2008 and have watched it many times. I also spoke to Corpsegrinder in 2009 and he said the doc was them all being professional and both sides (Barnes and CC) giving credit to each other. I know what Barnes said on the doc- he was ‘so fuckin relived’. Again, I have seen a magazine interview from 95/96 where Barnes expressed disappointment about being fired and roughly said ‘I can’t believe they did that’. He was probably both relived and sightly bummed he didn’t get to finish the album.
3) Barnes never copyrighted the original CC logo, he just asked for a royalties percentage if they were gonna continue to use it so they said no and redesigned it.
@@bumface1810 1)The lyrics were different from the ones Barnes recorded for 'Vile'... so, it's apparent that the band used some of Barnes' ideas (The title 'Devoured by vermin'... but new lyrics) but he wasn't credited.
2) U left out the part that Alex Webster talked about his part in the phone call axing Barnes... and Alex said that there was no arguing and Barnes seemed fine w/ it...
Now obviously, there was some bitterness from Barnes being given the sack... some bruised ego... But that's to be expected.
3) I never said Barnes 'copyrighted' the Cannibal Corpse logo - he designed it and like a business guy, he approached Cannibal's management about his 'severance' if u will when he was out of the band... Cannibal still owes him some royalties since they do perform his songs w/ Cannibal on tour and those r often included in DVD's... live releases.
It's a very different situation from Sepultura (for example) where Max Cavalera will not allow his songs to be featured on a Sepultura documentary - not even the live versions.
this was a good watch awesome job!
Butchered at Birth is one of the sickest albums of all time!!! Artwork, lyrics and music were absolutely BRUTAL!!! Stands the test of time!!!
“Where’s the gore?!” 😂
Agreed!
Great video! I just found your channel through your satanic panic & metal video. Really digging your content, I know what I’ll be binging for a while!
The bleeding!
Nicely done!
What’s interesting about Eaten Back to Life is, as brutal and fast as it sounds, there are zero blastbeats.
"wheaten bags of rice"
damn that's surprising
I've been sharing this with my death metal pals. Thank you for all the hard work you put in and money you shelled out accumulating those physicals. I'm not a collector but it was ultra satisfying for me to get a look at those graphic cassettes, when I got into CC, everything was all on CD, and Napster was up, so we just downloaded and burned everything (don't worry I have made it up to the Boyz in other income streams👍🏻) seeing those cassettes looks like something from alternate universe. I caught your live stream once, I will def try to tune in again, when can we look forward to seeing the corpse grinder part one the Jack era and corpse grinder part 2 pat era corpse grinder part 3 Erik era lol jk? Not kidding 😂
Thank you again, I told my friends over at the Tampa Morgue Podcast that you did a better job documenting the Chris years than Metal Blade did in Centuries of Torment... They dropped the ball by not getting a fresh Bob Rousay interview.... Really made Alex look like a dick which everyone knows couldn't be further from the truth.
The first album I bought was Bloodthirst when it came out and Pounded Into Dust is my favorite track to this day.
I want to say The Bleeding is the best of the Chris Era but Butchered at Birth might beat it. Those Vile demos with Chris sounded insane though.
Sickening Metamorphasis is my favorite track on that album. Every song on that album gives me a mental picture of the album cover like some sci-fi gore laden horror film. Actually, every CC album makes me picture the album cover with their songs. I guess Vincent Locke does create the album covers based on the music, and the lyrical direction, so it makes sense. For example, when I listen to Meathook Sodomy from Butchered At Birth, I mentally picture two zombies dissecting a pregnant corpse with Barnes being the voice of zombies, lol.
I like the shirt changes for each album.
My favorite album is "Butchered at Birth".
Best regards from Vienna.
I like what you do. Keep it up!
One of my favorite Death Metal bands 😊😊😊
The Barnes era is CC's peak imo. Brutal and catchy riffs,each Album sounds diffrent,perfect production,insane lyrics and Chris was an absolute beast on vocals
100%.
Created to Kill demos are also god tier.
@@bumface1810 they are ..in a interview the drummer said his vocal performance was not there the last few years that's why they fired him..but the bleeding and created too kill say otherwise
@danb59yeah never quite understood pauls take on that44
It wasn't Cannibal Corpse's peak lol it was Chris Barnes Peak though 😂
@@AustinD1993hammer smash face is still #1 cannibal corpse song on spotify
3:39 first pic ive seen of tyrant sin.suprisingly the only one i can place is bob rusay.
This was an extremely well put together doc. Congrats and cheers. As to my favorite record of this era…it’s probably a tie between Butchered at Birth and the Bleeding with the Bleeding maybe a nut hair ahead.
The song Put them to Death off Eaten back to life is such a riff drivin song very underated.You should definitely do more deep dives into bands,this one was well done,good job!
Honestly... I love all SFU albums and I dig all the changes in his voice over the years.
I was hooked immediately when eaten back to life came out. Freakin rips🤘🏻🔥🖤
cool lengthy vid Kaiya. I first heard CC on the University of Central Florida's Midnight Metal show in the summer of 1991, 'meathook sodomy' and sought out the BAB album soon after. I liked that one a lot, but when TOTM was released, that quickly became my favorite and remains so today. Cheers.
I feel like this is the exact video I've been waiting for since I got into Corpse back in 2008 just a deep dive on Barnes era and all the drama that ensued there. Even as a deep diver there was some stuff in here I wasn't aware of due to the fact I didn't read the Burnes book yet. I just will say that there were accusations on Metal Archives forum that Chris was stealing money from the band and while I never saw proof the fact Rob said he was sleeping in his own hotel room shows that may or may not have been true. I also like how you point out that Barnes vocal troubles started showing early and best example is Eats Moscow Alive. During Hammer Smashed Face he sounds savage as fuck but if you listen to/watch everything they released his vocal strain really picks up as it goes on. Hell you can even hear the bad technique on full display in the Hammer Smashed Face vocal track. With that said I can't imagine the stomach turning anxiety they must have all had when in the process of firing Barnes with not only wondering how fans would react but how the label would as well.
CC is just so legendary, it wouldn't surprise me in decades to come pilgrimages are made to Buffalo just to honor their legacy.
Bought Eaten Back To Life when i saw it in a record store without even listening to it until i got home and i have been a fan ever since.I would say The bleeding is my favourite
First two CC albums are my absolute favorites
My two favorite cannibal corpse albums of all time are butchered at birth and gallery of suicide. The music to the title track gallery of suicide just spoke to me. If depression had a sound, that would be it, and that speaks to a lot of people.
cannibal corpse your first metal band you listened?
brutal
I lived in Florida during the 90’s and the peak of death metal, in particular; cannibal, Deicide, morbid, Obituary, Death, Ect ALL were the shit. It was a treat seeing them live, at other bands shows hanging out, and I’m proud and thankful to have lived it. Good video. 👍
Was in a band briefly my freshmen year of high school. The drummer in my bands is the nephew of Chris Barnes which was cool at the time. Hell of a drummer, and was in some successful bands later on.
Vince Locke also did a gender swap version of “Butchered at Birth” for a grindcore band called Girth, the album is called “Butchered at Girth”.
My first experience with CC was right when Butchered at Birth came out. I had bought a Subway sandwich, a meatball sub to be exact. After reading the lyrics as I listened to the album, it dawned on me I will never be able to consume a meatball sub again without gagging. Thank you Cannibal Corpse 😁👍
Also, the "addicted....." intro was from a widely available recorded interview with Shawcross
Discovered your channel when your Agalloch vid randomly showed up on my feed. Just wanted to say subscribed because you're in Stillwater, OK! Grew up there. Have no clue about the metal scene there.
Edit to add that I like both Barnes and Fisher vocals. Barnes' vocals are a bit more guttural and "bassy" while Fisher's have a bit more range.
Chuck Schuldiner of Death was a genius... but we know he was erratic and often very particular about his music. U can watch the Death documentary online to see how many musicians he fired from Death... We now know that Chuck was eventually diagnosed w/ cancer in the brain - it's earlier manifestation was what likely contributed to his histrionic behavior. He had to be cared for by his family before his passing.
Guitarist James Murphy was in Death (and Obituary) and he was diagnosed w/ a brain tumor around 2000 and it had affected his life negatively - he was homeless and acting weird until his family stepped in and doctors discovered that he had cancer. He said he made peace w/ Chuck Schuldiner before he died at age 33... Thankfully, James Murphy recovered.
I always think that had Chuck lived, we might have seen Control Denied blend prog, power and death together eventually. That lost 2nd album is such a shame. Rip
I don't think that there's any evidence that his pontine glioma (a cancer more associated with children oddly enough), affected his thought process, as they are more located near the brain stem than the cerebrum itself. If you're wondering why he went through so many musicians, it was more a matter of it being his vision rather than writing music with other people. There are plenty of other bands that function like this, such as Megadeth or Annihilator. Also, he didn't die of cancer directly. He caught pneumonia while in recovery for its treatment, and since the treatment lowers your immune system, his body couldn't fight the virus effectively. I'm positive that his surviving relatives and friends would deny that his cancer damaged his thought process like it did with James Murphy.
@@AlucardsQuest All conjecture and irrelevant at this point... Besides, we r not health experts.... neither were his family.
We do know that Chuck was afflicted w/ cancer in the brain... that's what ultimately caused his untimely passing... We can only assume what caused his erratic behavior in life.
Been a fan of t'Corpse since Vile, so primarily Corpsegrinder era. I think my favourite Barnes era record is 'Tomb of the Mutilated'.
I was with my older Sister and she took me to Mall when I was 11 or 12 and she bought me Eaten Back To Life!!! First two are absolute masterpieces!! Bought the CD and had them sign it when I saw them!! I've Seen them 6 times over the years!!! 💀 😎 👍 😀 ❤
and never forget about the legend vince locke awesome artwork from day one
yes we have chris to thank for going out of his way and finding him. Its not like nowadays where u can just search someone up and bam all the info is there
Can you let me know where you got that tomb shirt with the original logo at please?
So I grew up with all of this - I was raised on Thrash Metal and one day when I was about 15, I went to the mall and there were no more thrash metal albums, only death metal…it was weird. I’d pick up something and put it back because of the dumb band logo that I couldn’t decipher. Slayer was still cool, but the rest of them were gone. Death was the first band that hooked me in this new DM scene, they were the best, progressive death metal. Cannibal Corpse was rad in the Barnes’ Days. I went to a ton of shows and met a lot of bands and everyone said Barnes was a dick, so I think what he said about Chuck was just wrong. Everyone loved Chuck, who will always be the godfather of that genre and Barnes was jealous. Barnes was only relevant because Cannibal Corpse was fresh when they hit the scene. Real talk, their album artwork was 75% of their appeal back in the day, so they got that part right, no doubt. Butchered is their best and most brutal work ever - Barnes went downhill after that. We all made fun of his vocals on the CC albums after Butchered, though the next couple had some cool tunes.
Oh yeah - Malevolent Creation was way better IMO, check out The Ten Commandments.
- and NO ONE talks about Autopsy these days, nor did they talk about them then, but those guys deserve their own show. Much Love!
Eaten Back To Life. Picked it up because I read a magazine article saying Glen Benton did back up vocals on the album. Popped it in my tape player and immediately said WTF is this s**t? Took a while to grow on me.
I love the way you say leviathan....
Glen Benton also did guest vocals for Napalm Death the same year
Tomb of the Mutilated is my personal favorite of the Barnes era solely for Hammer Smashed Face, not a diss on the other songs, they’re great, Hammer Smashed Face is just that good imo
Cannibal Corpse is just The metal band for me, i was like 20 years old listening only to Basic Metal like Metallica, Slayer, Slipknot, Thrash metal, heavy metal etc etc, but once i decided to step deeper into the genre and gave Cannibal Corpse a chance since everything from Death metal And further weas out of my Musical Radar and honestly i avoided it since i was very into screaming vocals and Classics, but When i decided to Pick Cannibal Corpse most infamous album, Tomb of the mutilated... OH BOY, Everything changed DRASTICALLY... The heaviest Things i was listening before getting into it was Reign In Blood, and IOWA, But this album just Blew my mind, The guitars sound and riffing were 100x Heavier than anything else i was listening, the Cavernous and Brtual feeling the music had, was in another level and the vocals just amazed me, i definitely was prepared for it at that moment... It also contributed on the fact that i wa sliving rough times and i wasnt getting enough brutal music from the current music i was listening to... Cannibal Corpse just showed me and entire new wall of metal to explore and then i just went progrerssively into the most f.cked up music i could ever listen.. Nowdays Using Molesting the Decapitated as Sleep music is normal to me to put an example hahahaha
I wouldn't call thrash metal “basic metal”. Personally, I wouldn't call Metallica or Slayer that either. Maybe give that to Iron Maiden and Ozzy Osbourne.
Chris Barnes = GOAT
Hey Kaiya , I was there during the early Cannibal Corpse years, hit me up for corrections..
Corpse at it's best imo I like Corpsegrinder era also, but just think their first 4 albums are AMAZING
Tomb of the mutilated is my favorite, but butchered at birth is a close second with eaten back to life and the bleeding right behind. After barnes left their sound got alittle thin and cookie cutter for my taste but theres still some good stuff in the Neck era
The Bleeding all the way! Then Butched at Birth close second.... 🤘🤘
I first heard devoured by Vermon🤘
Im 41, ace ventura was the first time i heard cannibal corpse
You realy have to look for the 3 fisrt malevolent création album...totale sick
You are getting more and more beautiful 🌹
CC is my fav.DM band their first 4 albums are sick after barnes left its still good but its not even close to the barnes stuff imo i remember seeing them in 1994 in prov. RI shit was great and funny thing about the eaten back to life record was them thanking the goo goo dolls in it which i believe were signed to metalblade at the time, also great documentary style video peace
Corpse is the slipknot of death metal, but in a good way. Corpsegrinder is a meme and a legend. Influenced loads of modern metal
I just watched the movie Nightbreed (1990) which from what I've heard inspired the Slapknut singers for their masks! Definitely a good watch. Corpsegrinder is such a meme and a legend. I agree. Love seeing him windmill live!
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I discovered CC on the gallery of suicide album. So it has a special significance for me. Also because of the concept of the album & the artwork in general. Alex Webster is btw one of the best, most underrated bass players ever. The low production of the Barnes albums had a certain charm to it however. I respect the Barnes era but don't prefer it.
can you react to EXHORDER: SLAUGHTER IN THE VATICAN ALBUM
In fact. I would like to offer you a free tattoo your choice celebrating your metal journey. I own a tattoo shop in Fort Smith, Arkansas that is death metal themed called Terror Tattoo & Vamp bootique. You are legit and I appreciate what you are doing for metal.
I actually only enjoy the Chris Barnes era. They're all awesome albums but Tomb of the Mutilated is legendary
Nice j-dawg shirt
Tomb
Personally I really only listen to the Chris Era Cannibal Corpse era. I like all 4 albums but do prefer Butchered and Tomb more.
On Chris' vocals, I don't really get the hate for it. I do metal vocals and I know kind of what he's doing, I can do what he does. I just don't get how people say it deteriorated in 1994 but hasn't changed for 30 years. I think he said he wanted to sound more clear and slow the music down and he just does vocals different but I don't think they sound bad at all.
For Six Feet Under, I like most of the main records. Graveyard classics aren't great, I don't think metal vocals fit classic rock songs. but for main albums Haunted, Warpath, and Maximum Violence are good, True Carnage is fantastic, Bringer of Blood is really good, 13, Commandment, and Death Rituals are good, Undead is a top tier album with Unborn right behind it, Crypt of the Devil and Torment are good but not as good as Undead or Unborn, Nightmares of the Decomposed is the only record so far that isn't great in the vocal department but from what I hear from the newest album Killing for Revenge his voice is back to being the same it always was. The lyrics for the songs on Killing for Revenge so far aren't amazing but the vocals are largely unchanged from The Bleeding. I always thought SFU is fine and I don't know why people shit on it so much.
I think Cannibal Corpse would've sounded fine based off Created to Kill and SFU. Of course the internal strife that was there wouldn't have made it work but I don't think it's Chris' vocals. Just explain to me what deterioration happened between, lets say, She was Asking For it & Know-Nothing Ingrate. I don't hear any.
I feel the same way about The Bleeding. It's a little safe and repetitive even if it's catchy
ace ventura is where i found out about them lol and eaten back to life is my all time favorite cannibal corpse is the first death metal band i listened to and im seeing them in ohio next month im not a huge fan of erik crouton lol(erik rutan) hes bland like a crouton lol so the last few albums have been so repetitive because theres no jack owens and pat obrien corpse grinder is an amazing death metal singer so many great cds with him i cant wait to see them live just hope they play some of the best corpse grinder songs from kill and before that
Rob Barrett: pronounced, BEAR-IT
I think Haunted, Warpath, and Maximum Violence are about as good as Eaten Back to Life
Albert FishER?......not a serial killer buff are you?
You're newbie-ness is shining on this one. As someone old enough to be twins with the rock in your yard, I don't see or hear what it is that makes you think eaten and tomb are a lot alike. That's a strange comparison. Eaten is mid pace, no blast beats. Not one. It's thrashy and catchy. Tomb is blast driven except the parts that are straight slow grooving which switch to each other on a dime. No building up or down, switch flip changes. Let's not forget the difference in vocals.i don't even have to explain. Anyone who's ever heard both albums knows. Underdevelop thrash voice vs the first ever all gutteral from another universe voice. And songwriting wise both albums stand out but especially tomb. There's no versus, chorus's, or a single bridge anywhere. It's just organized chaos with barely anything repeating. As opposed to the bleeding which is specifically designed for verse/chorus/verse/chorus.
BTW I've been there since day one and you're the only one who says Barnes started SFU. I have read and watched many interviews where even Barnes tells the story of Allan needing a singer. That was a thousand percent a band Allan West started by himself. G'day cutie pie. Hope I put some thinking material in your grey matter....
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Damn dude, nice facts for my noggin but please save some pussy for the rest of us.
Lol, that's hilarious that you got Butchered At Birth in Sangria colored vinyl. Only Cannibal Corpse can make that Sangria vinyl look like raw meat drained of its blood. It's still cute tho
I love all pink vinyls from these metal bands lol. Just scored the hot pink and black vinyl for the Exhumed/Hemdale split on Hells!
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Ur welcome and ur are kinda cute, not gonna lie. Im 35 and never listend to anything else then metal since 13 years old. Greetings from Germany.
kinda cute lol thats lowkey a back-handed compliment
Metal Blade should have bought the original logo from Chris!!! Never liked the New one!! Corpsegrinder rules though!!! 💀 👍
TOTM probably, but that does say much. The Barnes era isn't very good. Music was choppy, drums were out of time, almost no guitar solos, and Barnes didn't get many words out. For me prime CC is Kill - Red Before Black !!!
I'm trying to get Torture on vinyl right now but its so difficult. They only did one round of pressing and the ones who are selling are asking absurd prices. Like $3,000!! TOTM is Barnes most aggressive imo, but Butchered is my favorite. Thanks for commenting!
@imaKaiya shit, I meant Kill - Red Before Black. Kill and Evisceration Plague are killer albums too!
Evil Chuck was poser
I feel like you’re adopting the opinions of the edgelords in terms of saying the lyrics on The Bleeding are more PG.
For me the lyrics on that album are a lot more psychological and mature, getting into the minds of serial killers or supernatural nightmares instead of just relying on cartoony gore (EBTL).
Also how come you didn’t critique the Created to Kill demos?!