@prepperandson1399 no lol he definitely changed the face of the genre and helped make it was it became today but he in no way shape or form created it lol deathcore was already a genre on the rise for quite some time and was starting to get big when he finally came into the picture he was just there and was the face of the genre when it got REALLY big. I'm not trying to be rude or shit on the man he definitely deserves his respect 100% but still the genre itself also deserves its own respect for its history and rise
Mitch was one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met. Years back at warped tour. Busy line of people grabbing pics with him and he took the time to talk with me for at least 10 mins. RIP to the legend.
They’re enjoyable, and they’re the ones that have to work together so I won’t argue if Eddie should be in suicide silence or another band entirely, but I gotta say I think his style isn’t the most fitting. And on their self titled full length Eddie’s performance was, uh, interesting.
@@phil_gaming8477 honestly if they had gone back to the analog production process they had on blasphemy made flesh and Matt actually practiced some more the unspoken king would’ve been a great record. If the majority of the record had been more like leach but with a production and vocal performance that were listenable it would’ve been their best record second only to blasphemy made flesh
I remember seeing them on their first LA show back when they still had the family guy sound bites it was at a recreation center and mitch was so pumped greeting everyone say gow after playing LA theyve made such an amazing guy on and off the stage RIP MITCH
I never comment on videos but I just had to say thank you for these . They are so well done and it really feels like you care so much about the scene and the history. I can see your channel blowing up. Please keep it up.
I unfortunately never got to see Mitch live, but honor him as the icon he still is. I remember in an interview, he said he grew up listening to Korn and wanting to be like Jonathan Davis when he grew up. Korn is the grandfather/face of Nu Metal as far as I’m aware. Mitch definitely became that for the deathcore scene. Very well done video. Also, that documentary makes me tear up too man. I’m getting that same feeling of loss from Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder. I’m still not over him going either. RIP to the legends of heavy music ❤
I grew up on nu-metal, and I remember when The Black Crown came out and actually featured Jonathan Davis I was so overjoyed, like my childhood and my 20s collided.
@@xlixity I see my mistake now was that I said grandfather when I meant to say godfathers lol. Not saying they invented it, but they definitely blew up the sound for sure. Not alone, but they were in the lead for a long time. Then came Slipknot, Linkin Park, so forth.
I love that after all this time, we still talk about him and remembering Mitch for what he was: a true legend and an icon. And you contribute massively to that so big thanks to you! I often think about him and what he would be up to today, what he would say and think etc.. Absolute awesome video man! Thank you!
Mitch was an icon, but more importantly a father, one of the first things that came to mind when I heard he passed... Also in a strange kind of coincidence, I was in a car crash a few hours before Mitch and now have a scare on my left eyebrow that always reminds me of that Halloween weekend. Honestly, it only seems like yesterday when all that happened and it's almost been 11 years... R.I.P. Mitch, you will forever be missed and remembered
Just want to say I've had a really bad day today and seeing this about one of my favorite bands and Mitch just made everything better. Thank you for the video mate
Hey man thank you very much ! I’m glad my video made you feel a little better , and feel free to join our discord, we only started it yesterday but it’s a great uplifting and positive community! 🤘🏻🔥
I didn't appreciate No Time To Bleed and Black Crown at the time but they've grown on me alot. Mitch will always be the face and voice of the genre he helped create. I wish he was still here. imagine what he could have achieved and done. RIP Mitch
Sorry if this comment comes off the wrong way, but how could you not have appreciated No Time to Bleed? It's literally The Cleansing but better in every way
I got Mitch's face tattoo done behind my left ear way back, because he had a major impact and influence on me during my youth. He was and still are one of the reasons why i got into "deathcore / heavy metal". He inspired me to make music as well. The news of Mitch passing away was devastating... My stepbrother went to my room and told, and i cried that day. So sad for everyone affected, especially his family and friends. RIP to a legend who influenced the heavy music in a *major* way. PS: Betraying The Martyrs made a super cool song dedicated to the memory of Mitch called; Legends Never Die. One of the reasons if i remember correct, is, either Mitch or Aaron were supposed to feature on a SS or BTM record, but because of Mitch's unfortunate passing, it couldn't be done. And that was how Legends Never Die came to life. "You only live once, so just go fucking nuts" was once a big thing... But Mitchell Adam Lucker sure knew how to do it, and lived up to it.
Mitch is by far my favorite vocalist (and suicide silence is my favorite band) of all time, nothing I've heard tops the chills I get hearing him perform. Rest in peace man, wish I could've seen you live
I love the fact that when you mention album from the artist you use the best songs from the albums. Yes mention the most knowned songs but when you mentioned the cleansing you used the fallen and it made me smile so much. I love your content. I would love for you to get to 100k subs in the next year. As a 33 year old your stuff is great. I just know to have a coffee a cigarette and whatever you say in the next video. Not gonna lie I try to guess what the 3rd thing is I never get it first try lol
It's so cool that you noticed ! Yes I'm trying to represent the whole ablum and thank you for the kind words !! And if one day you can guess the 3rd thing let me know haha
I graduated in Riverside CA moving there from San Bernardino for a few years in 2005 and Suicide Silence quickly became my favorite band. There were SOOOOO many good bands and such a good music scene in that area in the 2000's.
More of a hardcore guy and have been since 2013 but suicide silence and a couple other Deathcore bands is what got me there and I remember listening to the demo version of Bludgeoned to death when I was 15 and I was legit scared for my life. Most insane thing ive ever heard. Still a goat band for me. RIP Mitch
I met Mitch Luckers brother in Iraq in 09. We was in a place where us Marines could use the computers. Telephones. He saw me looking and listening to his brother's band. He got his laptop and showed me his family photos with Mitch and him. I told him that's so cool. As soon as I got back I got The Fallen tatted on me. Encounters that make me smile while thinking of my past. LCpl Young. Met in Ramadi. If anyone can get hold of his brother tell him about me. Thnx 😎
Awesome video man! You were spot on when you said the scene kinda died after Mitch passed that’s exactly how it seemed for a quite a while! You should do a vid for The Black Dahlia Murder and Trevor Strnad, both suicide and them opened my ears to deathcore and deathmetal when I was a kid, I know they both are hugely influential on newer bands in the scene today! RIP Mitch!! And keep up the good work man!
I just recently lost my best friend and your videos have been a god send. They have lifted my spirits up immensely the last few weeks so I just want to say thank you for all you do. I will purchase and support some of your merch in the weeks to come.
I was a high school sophomore when i found out that Mitch Lucker passed away. It was a sad day. These guys were on track to becoming one of the biggest bands, be on a path that bring me the horizon has with their popularity. They were so damn good. Them and Whitechapel got me into deathcore. I consider them both as the two greatest deathcore bands of all time. RIP Mitch Lucker
Just came across this video and it’s brilliantly done and you can tell you’re a big fan of the band and Mitch. For me Mitch was that guy, he’s number 1 and even though nearly 12 years have past since his death he’s still talked about and loved by all. He’s an absolute icon and Legends never die!
I love this one! It reminds me of when I saw them live at Warped tour when Mitch was still alive. Emmure actually played right before then on the same stage. I look forward to watching your new videos on my day offs. I love your content and you're quickly becoming one of my favorite TH-camrs!!!!! Thank you 🖤🖤
My favorite Deathcore band, saw them I think 2 years ago now open for Jinjer and even though Mitch isn’t with us you could tell he was there, and that night they made me a fan. Also I got to meet Mark the long blonde hair guitarist, he’s really cool
Also add on, my little sister who is 22 now when she was 15 she got into Suicide Silence so when I met Mark I asked him to record a video saying hi to her, he was so cool and did and she smiled so big when I showed her
I can’t wait to see your reviews of bands like: In the Midst of Lions, King Conquer, Underneath the Gun, Broadcast the Nightmare, and And Hell Followed With!
Rip Mitch. I started listening to the band literally one week before he passed. I was heartbroken to find out that such a talented young man had been taken far too soon
killer video dude. such respect shown for Mitch and the rest of the guys. i'd love to see a follow-up with post-Mitch info. maybe even an interview with Garza? that'd be sick.
I met him in St Louis at a place called pops nightclub back in 2006 when they were touring with all shall perish. He was super cool this was when phone cameras were shit but I have a blurry ass picture that I saved from my myspace.
So happy you did Suicide Silence! I'm actually seeing them with Chelsea Grin in December! Though as someone who never got the chance to see Mitch perform live it does sting a bit but i have no doubt from seeing their live videos that his energy will still be there and anywhere SS goes. I did get to see Chelsea Grin with Alex along side Chunknocaptainchunk speaking of that show Alex came off the stage and moshed with us while performing and it was an overall blast! SS though will always be one of the biggest bands for the scene due to the mark Mitch left on the scene not to mention the awesome work Garza and the rest of the band put in. One more thing The Garza Show is great i've watched multiple and they are always a mind changer. For example Garza had FFAA (Fit For An Autopsy) and FFAA said that we as the fans may just look at just the band but honestly the people around them be that family, friends, or lovers they are all apart of the band which is so true! Goes to show how much us deathcore fans actually care about things and how family orientated we all are which i honestly don't know a more family based scene then this scene expecially at shows! Anyways sorry for the long messege this music gets me going and i can't stop talking about it when i start to do so! Anyways thank you for these videos honestly they are great and always a chill time to elevate chill and go through nostalgia with all of these bands! Bands I would like to see on the channel: The Acacia Strain As Blood Runs Black Attila Winds Of Plague For Today Fit For An Autopsy Whitechapel Carnifex HereComesTheKraken Iwrestledabearonce Despised Icon Job For A Cowboy After The Burial Between The Buried And Me All Shall Perish Arsonists Get All The Girls Abacabb (Would be a short video) The Faceless The Red Shore The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza We Butter The Bread With Butter Within The Ruins Dr. Acula
Thanks man ! Really appreciate, I noticed you ask for a Job For A Cowboy video, I actually did one already on my channel and for Attila, you should check out "The Cozy Representative" On TH-cam , he did an amazing job covering their story 🤘🏻🔥
Oof I did go back and check cause I thought you did! My apologies haha Oh I'll check that out though depending on how long it's been out I might of already watched it either way though thank you!@@xtheyan
Fantastic video once again! I am sure this one took a bit to compile too. There are times where I really wonder what it would have been like if Mitch hadn't passed. RIP a true legend.
Mitch would be so proud to see the impact he has in the Deathcore world. He was so humble and talented, broke my heart when he died. Glad we are all still keeping him alive! 🤘🏻❤️
What a great video man ! 💯 Mitch is a pure legend, hands down. Personally, he definitely defined what I consider as the perfect high pitched scream. His technique and flow was the gold standard.. and still is ! I disagree on the fact that Deathcore is dead after him tho. Sure the modern scene isn't as interesting and innovative, but it's alive and well. We lost our leader but the army is still there. It juste evolved into many other subgenre (Downtempo, Slam, Technical, Symphonic, Blackened...) It's not the same good old vibe but there's still amazing stuff to listen to out there 😍 ! And we can still hear the influence of the band here and there. If he's watching us, he's proud of the scene and his legacy for sure. 💫
I saw SS in 2006 when they were touring with All Shall Perish and Light This City. Club Red in Gainesville, FL. No one showed up to the show. They played their set in an empty club to me and my friend and some employees from the bar. I just remember it being the most brutal set i’ve ever seen. I’ve always wondered if they remember that dead show in the heart of summer on like a weekday evening.
Going to see them with Chelsea Grin soon, can't wait! Been loving the content. I don't know if you were listening to them or if they were part of the Myspace scene but i'd love to see a video on or hear your thoughts about Alesana.
Love you yan! Thank you so much for this awesome content. I was 17 in ‘07 when all this beautiful deathcore was being unleashed to the world! What a time to be alive my friend! 🤘🏽🔥
Mitch Lucker was my first influence in deathcore even though I never got a chance to see him live. I still remember the first song I heard from the cleansing album was Unanswered. I feel the whole album very energetic and I still listen to it until these day. It's was the best deathcore album of all time. He was such a legendary vocalist and give me inspiration for makin deathcore music . Rest in peace Mitch!!. By the way awesome video man. Keep it up.👍🏻👍🏻
That remind me to watch they live in my country first time, it's a crazy live show in my life. Thank for this vids and wait to see part 2 with Eddie. ❤
When you said the past away part, I'm on tears now. 2012 was the year they was here in Finland, Tuska metal festival and it was my first time seeing suicide silence live and also the last time. So I was at school at that day when kaaozine put out new "suicide silence singer mitch lucker have past away", that was hard to hear. Mitch was the inspiration to me that got me in to deathcore. To me mitch is the best deathcore vocal singer.
One of my all time favorite bands, of any genre. I was absolutely devastated when Mitch died, I never got to see him live, though I saw SS with Eddie later. The hair on my arms still stands on end whenever I listen to Unanswered. RIP to the king.
I found out from friends at school when he died. My buddy manny was beside himself. I couldn’t believe it for probably an hour then went around trying to console my friends.
Great vid as always man. It's so much fun reliving these golden years of deathcore! And you should definitely do a Part 2 to this, you could call it "The TEHEE Era" lmao
No doubt, mitch is! and always will be a staple in the community and a legacy, I was 21cand drivin home on a 4 hr road trip from seein my then gf at her university and the news hit,man I was hit hard much like you. And unfortunately I never got to see them with mitch but in 2016 I did however get to see suicide silence with rings of Saturn and attila, and I feel they did mitch justice they played a few old songs from old records and keep in mind this wasn't to long after they got alot of hate for Doris but I enjoyed the show none the less, and keep it up man i love your channel I pretty sure I was a very very early subscriber. Again keep goin I been lovin and lookin forward to the flashbacks from your videos.
Great video. For sure a legend. Glad I saw them once before they blew up. One question. How do you get the old MySpace page photos? I can’t even access my old MySpace page anymore lol
A huge inspiration to me and one of the reasons i got into harsh vocals. What a time it was to be around for the release of No Time to Bleed, Judgement from Chelsea Grin and This Is Exile by Whitechapel. The only thing close to that era now is Pain Remains by Lorna Shore and Kostolom from Slaughter To Prevail as far as deathcore goes. Rest In Power Mitch. Youre still loved dearly.
I’ll never forget back in 2012 I was a huge rap and metalcore nerd. But, I wanted heavier music. My family, and I took a trip to ATL to go to Six Flags and I seen a dude wearing a SS shirt and I was like “who’s that?” I knew it was a band just by the logo. Went back to the hotel room later that day, and looked them up the first song and first deathcore song I ever heard was Unanswered.. I was blown tf away. To this day it’s still my favorite metal song ever. After that I found Whitechapel because I’m from Knoxville, and they’re the hometown heroes here. I say all of this to say if it wasn’t for Mitch & SS I probably wouldn’t have gotten into the genre as early as I did, and the music pushed me through some difficult shirt as well. RIP forever Mitch we miss you!!
Suffer is my favourite Suicide Silence song. The riff is just so bouncy. Also it’s a song on my bucket list to learn but I can’t find any good tabs online.
Been seeing this band come up on the feed a lot lately for some reason. I’ve maybe heard of them in passing but holy shit I am a fan now. Never listened to deathcore in my life but now I do. So brutal
When you say that the release of No Time To Bleed was exactly what we wanted, you are exactly right. My all time fav Suicide Silence album - Ill never forget thinking/hearing WAKE UP WAKE UUUUPPPP!!! when i was having a bad trip back in 2009, just hearing Mitch's voice screaming out in my head, so i put on the album and it totally materialized into audio the discomfort and fear i was experiencing and made me feel a deep connection to Mitch, fucking awesome record RIP homie🤘🤪🤙
My Band 'Of the Lost' is Opening for Suicide Silence on October 10th in my hometown @ the Encore!!!! Its honestly a dream come true that I thought would never happen in our lives as a musician. I have countless Digital tickets for sale for only $25
Mitch was the GOAT, end of story. Mitch-era Suicide Silence is the peak of deathcore and it will never be topped IMO.
100% ! Could'nt agree more 🤘🏻🔥
absolutely agree
Totally true
I've been wondering if Finn was aware of this channel, and I guess this answers that question lol
facts
Mitch most def changed forever the face of Deathcore
100%
Invented more like
@prepperandson1399 no lol he definitely changed the face of the genre and helped make it was it became today but he in no way shape or form created it lol deathcore was already a genre on the rise for quite some time and was starting to get big when he finally came into the picture he was just there and was the face of the genre when it got REALLY big. I'm not trying to be rude or shit on the man he definitely deserves his respect 100% but still the genre itself also deserves its own respect for its history and rise
@@Captain_Calcium it's all generic death metal to me
The whole band as a whole! I love Mitch. I’ve seen him live.
Mitch was one of the nicest guys I’ve ever met. Years back at warped tour. Busy line of people grabbing pics with him and he took the time to talk with me for at least 10 mins. RIP to the legend.
Oh man, so glad i got to experience mitch live even if it was just once
Definitely do a part 2
Mith Lucker used to love Deftones ,he also covered Engine 9 from Deftones dope song by the way both versions are straight 🔥
The cleaning and The Black Crown hold a special place in my heart. The new SS albums smack too
The Cleaning? 😂
@@chernobylcoleslaw6698Bro, I reacted the same way! 😂😂😂😂
They’re enjoyable, and they’re the ones that have to work together so I won’t argue if Eddie should be in suicide silence or another band entirely, but I gotta say I think his style isn’t the most fitting. And on their self titled full length Eddie’s performance was, uh, interesting.
@@tshred666 lol that one isnt as strange as Matts first album w Cryptopsy
@@phil_gaming8477 honestly if they had gone back to the analog production process they had on blasphemy made flesh and Matt actually practiced some more the unspoken king would’ve been a great record. If the majority of the record had been more like leach but with a production and vocal performance that were listenable it would’ve been their best record second only to blasphemy made flesh
I remember seeing them on their first LA show back when they still had the family guy sound bites it was at a recreation center and mitch was so pumped greeting everyone say gow after playing LA theyve made such an amazing guy on and off the stage RIP MITCH
I never comment on videos but I just had to say thank you for these . They are so well done and it really feels like you care so much about the scene and the history. I can see your channel blowing up. Please keep it up.
thank you so much ! made my day man.. yes I do care a lot, and I'm trying to offer the best quality possible 🤘🏻🔥
I unfortunately never got to see Mitch live, but honor him as the icon he still is. I remember in an interview, he said he grew up listening to Korn and wanting to be like Jonathan Davis when he grew up. Korn is the grandfather/face of Nu Metal as far as I’m aware. Mitch definitely became that for the deathcore scene. Very well done video. Also, that documentary makes me tear up too man. I’m getting that same feeling of loss from Trevor Strnad of The Black Dahlia Murder. I’m still not over him going either. RIP to the legends of heavy music ❤
I grew up on nu-metal, and I remember when The Black Crown came out and actually featured Jonathan Davis I was so overjoyed, like my childhood and my 20s collided.
Korn is not the grandfather of Nu-Metal and they in fact despise the label.
The grandfathers of Nu-Metal would be Anthrax and Run-DMC or Mr. Bungle.
@@xlixity I see my mistake now was that I said grandfather when I meant to say godfathers lol. Not saying they invented it, but they definitely blew up the sound for sure. Not alone, but they were in the lead for a long time. Then came Slipknot, Linkin Park, so forth.
Unmatched stage presence still to this day
Mitch will always be the god of deathcore
He sure will.
I miss those old days! Smoking weed listening to Suicide Silence and trying to play drums like Alex Lopez! RIP Mitch Lucker!
"When Mitch Lucker died, the whole deathcore scene died" Incredible frase, I've never thought this, but it's just the reality! :(
Omfg its like as if you were part of my circle of friends!❤
@@Alptraumkrieger811 🥲
I love that after all this time, we still talk about him and remembering Mitch for what he was: a true legend and an icon. And you contribute massively to that so big thanks to you!
I often think about him and what he would be up to today, what he would say and think etc..
Absolute awesome video man! Thank you!
Mitch was an icon, but more importantly a father, one of the first things that came to mind when I heard he passed... Also in a strange kind of coincidence, I was in a car crash a few hours before Mitch and now have a scare on my left eyebrow that always reminds me of that Halloween weekend. Honestly, it only seems like yesterday when all that happened and it's almost been 11 years... R.I.P. Mitch, you will forever be missed and remembered
Just want to say I've had a really bad day today and seeing this about one of my favorite bands and Mitch just made everything better. Thank you for the video mate
Hey man thank you very much ! I’m glad my video made you feel a little better , and feel free to join our discord, we only started it yesterday but it’s a great uplifting and positive community! 🤘🏻🔥
Best High’s in History. Was grateful enough to see them live ❤️
he was mid. alex terrible got better highs
@@The_Eagle_Official haha what highs
I didn't appreciate No Time To Bleed and Black Crown at the time but they've grown on me alot.
Mitch will always be the face and voice of the genre he helped create. I wish he was still here. imagine what he could have achieved and done.
RIP Mitch
Sorry if this comment comes off the wrong way, but how could you not have appreciated No Time to Bleed? It's literally The Cleansing but better in every way
I got Mitch's face tattoo done behind my left ear way back, because he had a major impact and influence on me during my youth.
He was and still are one of the reasons why i got into "deathcore / heavy metal". He inspired me to make music as well.
The news of Mitch passing away was devastating... My stepbrother went to my room and told, and i cried that day. So sad for everyone affected, especially his family and friends.
RIP to a legend who influenced the heavy music in a *major* way.
PS: Betraying The Martyrs made a super cool song dedicated to the memory of Mitch called; Legends Never Die.
One of the reasons if i remember correct, is, either Mitch or Aaron were supposed to feature on a SS or BTM record, but because of Mitch's unfortunate passing, it couldn't be done.
And that was how Legends Never Die came to life.
"You only live once, so just go fucking nuts" was once a big thing... But Mitchell Adam Lucker sure knew how to do it, and lived up to it.
This is the one.
Mitch is by far my favorite vocalist (and suicide silence is my favorite band) of all time, nothing I've heard tops the chills I get hearing him perform. Rest in peace man, wish I could've seen you live
LET'S GOOOOOOOOOO!
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I love the fact that when you mention album from the artist you use the best songs from the albums. Yes mention the most knowned songs but when you mentioned the cleansing you used the fallen and it made me smile so much. I love your content. I would love for you to get to 100k subs in the next year. As a 33 year old your stuff is great. I just know to have a coffee a cigarette and whatever you say in the next video. Not gonna lie I try to guess what the 3rd thing is I never get it first try lol
It's so cool that you noticed ! Yes I'm trying to represent the whole ablum and thank you for the kind words !! And if one day you can guess the 3rd thing let me know haha
The Fallen is an amazing track. I also really like and appreciate the lyrics of that track.
Easily the best highs in the history of the deathcore genre in my opinion.
100%
Dicke Allen is notable
@@sip__nah he ain't as good as Mitch though
idk, alex koehler’s highs on my damnation are pretty damn amazing too, i’d say him and mitch are about neck and neck ngl
@@sip__ i feel like dickie's technique is so different tho. I agree that his vocals are insane tho
I graduated in Riverside CA moving there from San Bernardino for a few years in 2005 and Suicide Silence quickly became my favorite band. There were SOOOOO many good bands and such a good music scene in that area in the 2000's.
Bring on the 2nd part man! Cheers from Puerto Rico!🇵🇷
Really enjoyed this! 🤘🏽
More of a hardcore guy and have been since 2013 but suicide silence and a couple other Deathcore bands is what got me there and I remember listening to the demo version of Bludgeoned to death when I was 15 and I was legit scared for my life. Most insane thing ive ever heard. Still a goat band for me. RIP Mitch
I’m in Southern California and I got to see these guys perform at the first Golden Gods Awards show. So good. 🤘🏼
Sick video Yan, appreciate the shout out.
I met Mitch Luckers brother in Iraq in 09. We was in a place where us Marines could use the computers. Telephones. He saw me looking and listening to his brother's band. He got his laptop and showed me his family photos with Mitch and him. I told him that's so cool. As soon as I got back I got The Fallen tatted on me. Encounters that make me smile while thinking of my past. LCpl Young. Met in Ramadi. If anyone can get hold of his brother tell him about me. Thnx 😎
That’s so rad !! Thank you for sharing your story , and thank you for your service 🤘🏻🔥
Thank you for your service, Sir.
Awesome video man! You were spot on when you said the scene kinda died after Mitch passed that’s exactly how it seemed for a quite a while! You should do a vid for The Black Dahlia Murder and Trevor Strnad, both suicide and them opened my ears to deathcore and deathmetal when I was a kid, I know they both are hugely influential on newer bands in the scene today! RIP Mitch!! And keep up the good work man!
Thank you ! And yes they're on my list 🤘🏻
This TH-cam channel is awesome, so hard to find quality docs on these bands and this guy does an awesome job!
@@adriansullivan4433 thank you for the kind words ! I’m glad you enjoyed the content 🙂
I just recently lost my best friend and your videos have been a god send. They have lifted my spirits up immensely the last few weeks so I just want to say thank you for all you do.
I will purchase and support some of your merch in the weeks to come.
Bought no time to bleed on release day! The FYE at the mall had two cardboard displays! I’ll never forget
My band was lucky enough to open for Suicide Silence when Mitch was the front man.. They were amazing and that was an awesome experience. Great Video!
Saw Mitch lucker short you made, and was like damn, where’s the docu, and here we areeeee!!
I was a high school sophomore when i found out that Mitch Lucker passed away. It was a sad day. These guys were on track to becoming one of the biggest bands, be on a path that bring me the horizon has with their popularity. They were so damn good. Them and Whitechapel got me into deathcore. I consider them both as the two greatest deathcore bands of all time. RIP Mitch Lucker
Same I was hit hard but I spent the day trying to make everyone else feel better. It was such a depressing day
ive been waiting for this one good job mate as always
Thanks ! I'm glad you enjoyed 🤘🏻🔥
Just came across this video and it’s brilliantly done and you can tell you’re a big fan of the band and Mitch.
For me Mitch was that guy, he’s number 1 and even though nearly 12 years have past since his death he’s still talked about and loved by all. He’s an absolute icon and Legends never die!
I love this one! It reminds me of when I saw them live at Warped tour when Mitch was still alive. Emmure actually played right before then on the same stage. I look forward to watching your new videos on my day offs. I love your content and you're quickly becoming one of my favorite TH-camrs!!!!! Thank you 🖤🖤
My favorite Deathcore band, saw them I think 2 years ago now open for Jinjer and even though Mitch isn’t with us you could tell he was there, and that night they made me a fan. Also I got to meet Mark the long blonde hair guitarist, he’s really cool
Also add on, my little sister who is 22 now when she was 15 she got into Suicide Silence so when I met Mark I asked him to record a video saying hi to her, he was so cool and did and she smiled so big when I showed her
They are amazing people !! 🤘🏻
I saw them open for Jinjer as well, they killed it.
I can’t wait to see your reviews of bands like: In the Midst of Lions, King Conquer, Underneath the Gun, Broadcast the Nightmare, and And Hell Followed With!
It’s amazing the research and work you put into to these. Great job man.
Rip Mitch. I started listening to the band literally one week before he passed. I was heartbroken to find out that such a talented young man had been taken far too soon
Good watch my guy! Mitch was a beast thats for sure. Hot topic sessions were amazing, I always catch myself rewatching those vids
I miss mitch so much he is the reason why i love deathcore.
Great video watched the whole thing. Gonna go check out that documentary now
another fantastic video. I hope Belie My Burial is somewhere on the list. That video for "Finish Him" is such a classic.
Amazing video man, been waiting for this one. You’ve quickly become one of my favorite TH-camrs, keep up the great work!
thank you so much man , appreciate !!
killer video dude. such respect shown for Mitch and the rest of the guys. i'd love to see a follow-up with post-Mitch info. maybe even an interview with Garza? that'd be sick.
I met him in St Louis at a place called pops nightclub back in 2006 when they were touring with all shall perish. He was super cool this was when phone cameras were shit but I have a blurry ass picture that I saved from my myspace.
I was at this show!
Thanks for the episode🤘
You're welcome 🤘🏻
So happy you did Suicide Silence! I'm actually seeing them with Chelsea Grin in December! Though as someone who never got the chance to see Mitch perform live it does sting a bit but i have no doubt from seeing their live videos that his energy will still be there and anywhere SS goes. I did get to see Chelsea Grin with Alex along side Chunknocaptainchunk speaking of that show Alex came off the stage and moshed with us while performing and it was an overall blast! SS though will always be one of the biggest bands for the scene due to the mark Mitch left on the scene not to mention the awesome work Garza and the rest of the band put in. One more thing The Garza Show is great i've watched multiple and they are always a mind changer. For example Garza had FFAA (Fit For An Autopsy) and FFAA said that we as the fans may just look at just the band but honestly the people around them be that family, friends, or lovers they are all apart of the band which is so true! Goes to show how much us deathcore fans actually care about things and how family orientated we all are which i honestly don't know a more family based scene then this scene expecially at shows! Anyways sorry for the long messege this music gets me going and i can't stop talking about it when i start to do so! Anyways thank you for these videos honestly they are great and always a chill time to elevate chill and go through nostalgia with all of these bands!
Bands I would like to see on the channel:
The Acacia Strain
As Blood Runs Black
Attila
Winds Of Plague
For Today
Fit For An Autopsy
Whitechapel
Carnifex
HereComesTheKraken
Iwrestledabearonce
Despised Icon
Job For A Cowboy
After The Burial
Between The Buried And Me
All Shall Perish
Arsonists Get All The Girls
Abacabb (Would be a short video)
The Faceless
The Red Shore
The Tony Danza Tapdance Extravaganza
We Butter The Bread With Butter
Within The Ruins
Dr. Acula
Thanks man ! Really appreciate, I noticed you ask for a Job For A Cowboy video, I actually did one already on my channel and for Attila, you should check out "The Cozy Representative" On TH-cam , he did an amazing job covering their story 🤘🏻🔥
Oof I did go back and check cause I thought you did! My apologies haha
Oh I'll check that out though depending on how long it's been out I might of already watched it either way though thank you!@@xtheyan
I saw them at showcase theater in in Corona in 2003 / 2004. They were just a small local band lol
Fantastic video once again! I am sure this one took a bit to compile too. There are times where I really wonder what it would have been like if Mitch hadn't passed. RIP a true legend.
Mitch would be so proud to see the impact he has in the Deathcore world. He was so humble and talented, broke my heart when he died. Glad we are all still keeping him alive! 🤘🏻❤️
What a great video man ! 💯
Mitch is a pure legend, hands down. Personally, he definitely defined what I consider as the perfect high pitched scream. His technique and flow was the gold standard.. and still is !
I disagree on the fact that Deathcore is dead after him tho. Sure the modern scene isn't as interesting and innovative, but it's alive and well. We lost our leader but the army is still there. It juste evolved into many other subgenre (Downtempo, Slam, Technical, Symphonic, Blackened...)
It's not the same good old vibe but there's still amazing stuff to listen to out there 😍 ! And we can still hear the influence of the band here and there. If he's watching us, he's proud of the scene and his legacy for sure. 💫
Awesome video & an amazing way to honor Mitch Lucker & Suicide Silence’s history! Just subscribed & I’m looking forward to your content!
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I saw SS in 2006 when they were touring with All Shall Perish and Light This City. Club Red in Gainesville, FL. No one showed up to the show. They played their set in an empty club to me and my friend and some employees from the bar. I just remember it being the most brutal set i’ve ever seen. I’ve always wondered if they remember that dead show in the heart of summer on like a weekday evening.
Going to see them with Chelsea Grin soon, can't wait! Been loving the content. I don't know if you were listening to them or if they were part of the Myspace scene but i'd love to see a video on or hear your thoughts about Alesana.
Love you yan! Thank you so much for this awesome content. I was 17 in ‘07 when all this beautiful deathcore was being unleashed to the world! What a time to be alive my friend! 🤘🏽🔥
IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS
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Mitch Lucker was my first influence in deathcore even though I never got a chance to see him live. I still remember the first song I heard from the cleansing album was Unanswered. I feel the whole album very energetic and I still listen to it until these day. It's was the best deathcore album of all time. He was such a legendary vocalist and give me inspiration for makin deathcore music . Rest in peace Mitch!!. By the way awesome video man. Keep it up.👍🏻👍🏻
You're channel is dope!
The Black Crown will always have its grip on my throat, literally because I got it tattooed there 😂 great vid as always man!
Thats awesome !! please join our discord and share a picture 🤘🏻🔥
this video is so well done! you're killing it bro, best video yet
That remind me to watch they live in my country first time, it's a crazy live show in my life. Thank for this vids and wait to see part 2 with Eddie. ❤
When you said the past away part, I'm on tears now. 2012 was the year they was here in Finland, Tuska metal festival and it was my first time seeing suicide silence live and also the last time. So I was at school at that day when kaaozine put out new "suicide silence singer mitch lucker have past away", that was hard to hear. Mitch was the inspiration to me that got me in to deathcore. To me mitch is the best deathcore vocal singer.
My god, this format/series is incredible, always searching for this kind of information about bands!🎉
Thanks I’m glad you enjoy 😊🤘🏻
One of my all time favorite bands, of any genre. I was absolutely devastated when Mitch died, I never got to see him live, though I saw SS with Eddie later. The hair on my arms still stands on end whenever I listen to Unanswered. RIP to the king.
I found out from friends at school when he died. My buddy manny was beside himself. I couldn’t believe it for probably an hour then went around trying to console my friends.
Oooooo been waiting for this one
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Great vid as always man. It's so much fun reliving these golden years of deathcore! And you should definitely do a Part 2 to this, you could call it "The TEHEE Era" lmao
in 2009 Mitch was kind enough to answer a young 6th graders message on my space, and gave him a crash course in screaming. Your a real one man
I would very much like a part two :)
Awesome video, man! Keep on!
alright ! thank you 🤘🏻🔥
Finally covering this masterpiece era of a bands history !!!
Holy moly im gonna grab some snacks for this and damnnn how much i miss this man 💜
Thank you
another banger good job dude!
thanks man 🤘🏻🔥
No doubt, mitch is! and always will be a staple in the community and a legacy, I was 21cand drivin home on a 4 hr road trip from seein my then gf at her university and the news hit,man I was hit hard much like you. And unfortunately I never got to see them with mitch but in 2016 I did however get to see suicide silence with rings of Saturn and attila, and I feel they did mitch justice they played a few old songs from old records and keep in mind this wasn't to long after they got alot of hate for Doris but I enjoyed the show none the less, and keep it up man i love your channel I pretty sure I was a very very early subscriber. Again keep goin I been lovin and lookin forward to the flashbacks from your videos.
I remember seeing the news on Facebook about his passing. I was 22 years old
Great video. For sure a legend. Glad I saw them once before they blew up.
One question. How do you get the old MySpace page photos? I can’t even access my old MySpace page anymore lol
Literally checked 45 min ago thinking “it’s been 6 days 😭” thank you for making my day haha
Oh wow and after that I filmed a cover of bludgeoned to death to pass the time, I’m psychic
That's awesome haha
Saaame
Love the new backdrop
Thanks man !! Felt like upgrading a little
Mitch was ahead of his time, even till this day he’s the goat of deathcore hands down RIP Mitch
Couldn’t agree more!! 🤘🏻🔥
Dude yes!! Thank you!! May Mitch live forever!
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Awesome work broskie. You’re a solid dude, I love how respectfully you handle everything. Thanks for keeping me entertained at work. 💪💪💪
Part 2 for sure! Mitch forever the GOAT!
I love Mitch so much I’m so honored to have his autograph!
A huge inspiration to me and one of the reasons i got into harsh vocals. What a time it was to be around for the release of No Time to Bleed, Judgement from Chelsea Grin and This Is Exile by Whitechapel. The only thing close to that era now is Pain Remains by Lorna Shore and Kostolom from Slaughter To Prevail as far as deathcore goes. Rest In Power Mitch. Youre still loved dearly.
If you think stp and LS are the best shit out now you have got to do some digging lol.
I’ll never forget back in 2012 I was a huge rap and metalcore nerd. But, I wanted heavier music. My family, and I took a trip to ATL to go to Six Flags and I seen a dude wearing a SS shirt and I was like “who’s that?” I knew it was a band just by the logo. Went back to the hotel room later that day, and looked them up the first song and first deathcore song I ever heard was Unanswered.. I was blown tf away. To this day it’s still my favorite metal song ever. After that I found Whitechapel because I’m from Knoxville, and they’re the hometown heroes here. I say all of this to say if it wasn’t for Mitch & SS I probably wouldn’t have gotten into the genre as early as I did, and the music pushed me through some difficult shirt as well. RIP forever Mitch we miss you!!
Such a cool story and it's crazy how impactful a logo can be ! 🤘🏻🔥
Pure DEATHCORE as we like ❤🔥❤🔥 Thanks for all your videos! i can remember all those time!!AMAZING
Still have an official the cleansing LP. In its package. Met Mitch once as well. Super cool and awesome guy. For sure I miss his live performance.
Suffer is my favourite Suicide Silence song. The riff is just so bouncy. Also it’s a song on my bucket list to learn but I can’t find any good tabs online.
Been seeing this band come up on the feed a lot lately for some reason. I’ve maybe heard of them in passing but holy shit I am a fan now. Never listened to deathcore in my life but now I do. So brutal
When you say that the release of No Time To Bleed was exactly what we wanted, you are exactly right. My all time fav Suicide Silence album - Ill never forget thinking/hearing WAKE UP WAKE UUUUPPPP!!! when i was having a bad trip back in 2009, just hearing Mitch's voice screaming out in my head, so i put on the album and it totally materialized into audio the discomfort and fear i was experiencing and made me feel a deep connection to Mitch, fucking awesome record
RIP homie🤘🤪🤙
I was lucky enough to have had the pleasure of seeing him live. RIP my man
Another movie like video, awesome like always
Part two would be interesting for sure bro. Most of the time losing a frontman that iconic will kill a band, but they still prevailed.
That's true !
Also wanted to ask you to add The Irish Front to the list.
got to book them back in the day and they were one of the nicest group of dudes i ever booked.
I 100% believe you !! 🤘🏻🔥 amazing people
awesome nice video this was awesome and amazing love this alot i just started listen to the band!
My Band 'Of the Lost' is Opening for Suicide Silence on October 10th in my hometown @ the Encore!!!! Its honestly a dream come true that I thought would never happen in our lives as a musician. I have countless Digital tickets for sale for only $25
I had the pleasure of hotboxing their trailer with mitch, alex, and their merch guy after their show in Lubbock, TX. A core memory for sure.