Slayer-Dead Skin Mask
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for me personally( because i heard your point about art and how we can make it be respectfull to the people who died) art must say things the way they are and not care about if its shocking to people because that's the truth guys we have to face it i mean society was never really respectfull to the people who died only a small number of people trully respect the dead the majority of people are just hypocrites about that (perhaps even i am ) and they claim they respect dead people because that's what everyone expects from them and they say good stuff about the people who died because they dont want to look mean and because the dead don't live enymore to bother them because everyone cares deep inside just for themselves
Food for thought, but could you _possibly_ edit this so that it is not ONE _run-on sentence_ that has ZERO punctuation and NO capitals? *(rhetorical question)*
Breakng this into a couple of _paragraphs_ would make it so much easier to read.
I dunno. This is just the stuff I was taught in school about writing text.
@@GenMVeers I completely agree!
@@GenMVeers Where is YOUR punctuation in the first sentence? Regarding the last one you just add a comma and continue with the last sentence. And I don't think they taught you in school the word ''dunno''. Just focus on what he is saying here and skip the lection.
I agree completely..only lip service is paid to the dead/departed and noone gives a damn about them..even people who have done something significant for the good of humanity (like gandhi for instance) are criticized and abused in their own country...this should be realized by people who are alive and especially those in positions of power, wealth and fame ( like putin, xi jinping etc)...however I would like to further add that death is the final reality or moment of truth..life is only an illusion/dream (Maya as we Hindus of India believe)...in today's world especially on account of scientific and technological advancement modern humans have become arrogant and drunk with their importance and dominance over nature..death cures that disease of the mind and tells you that you are nothing..
7:40 slayer did their job
SLAYER!!!!!
Slayer is great at showing inside the mind of a sick lost person, but it’s so creepy
Slayer's lyrics primarily delved into the dark side of humanity, whatever that may have entailed. Mass murderers and serial killers were a particularly common subject, especially for Tom Araya and Jeff Hannemann, who were fascinated by them and how their minds worked. There's this song which is about Ed Gein, 213 which is about Jeffrey Dahmer, and Angel of Death which is about Mengele, all written by Araya and/or Hannemann, as well as similar songs about no one killer in particular but just the general mindset like Seven Faces, Deviance, Black Serenade, Playing with Dolls, and many more I can't think of right now. Slayer was actually part of the reason why I became so obsessed with serial killer documentary shows like Most Evil, and seriously considered getting into the field of criminal psychology.
Child's voice isn't voice of the victim. It is inner voice of Ed Gein.
Yes it is, because the first time I heard it just sound like a child
@@impolaris1398 Hey, no worries. Not everyone has to understand this song
I thought it was the voice of some 911 operator calling Mr. Gein...damn I'm stupid haha.
Sounds like a girl though?
(Child)
"Hello, hello Mr Gein. Mr Gein?? Let me outta here Mr. Gein. Mr gein? I don't wanna play anymore Mr. Gein. Mr gein this isn't fun anymore I don't wanna play anymore Mr gein. Mr gein?!? I want out of here Mr Gein! LET ME OUT NOW!!!"
really is not the victim?? for me it's pretty clear that the child is a victim! but i think that ed gein never killed a child...
I don't think slayer writing a song about this subject is any different than watching a documentary on the same subject on TV. Aside from the kick ass music that's behind the story
They have another song "213" which is about Jeffrey Dahmer and it's also awesome, and has "amazing" lyrics.
I was gonna suggest the same exact thing, and for the same exact reason. Especially because Sori talked about how gross this song is. I personally never thought the lyrics of Dead Skin Mask were all that sick and disturbing. I mean they are, but not in any sort of noteworthy type of way. And just by comparison, I think the lyrics of 213 are way more gross than Dead Skin Mask.
Don't forget the song SS-3 about Reinhard Heydrich & his assassination by the Czech resistance
Good one brother I have great concert memories of both songs stay safe everyone
@@PotawatomiThunderNew They've listened to stuff with worse lyrics than this.
Maybe it's the fact this is about a real life thing?
Angel of Death is about Mengle the Nazi Doctor
If it makes you feel any better... Ed Gein did not kill any children, only two older women. He did however exhume a whole bunch of bodies from the local graveyard, and many of those were younger children. So... don't take this as me defending him or anything like that, but yeah.
Didn't know that friend
True. But the young woman's pleading at the end makes the song even more creepier.
Alternate title for this video: Vin & Sori mollywhopped by Slayer.
Easily in Slayer's top 5.
🤘🔥🤘
Agreed, this is probably my personal favorite slayer song.
Finally, I suggested this two fucking years ago...the scariest metal song...
worth the wait songs a masterpiece 🤘
Seasons in the Abyss Is so well written and performed. it's amazing the reaction people have to Slayer. y'all looked absolutely terrified. rotflmao!! Don't kill the Messenger.. they just write and sing about the things in our world that no one else wants to tackle. the songs on this album flow so effortlessly. RIP Jeff !!!
The "Slayer Love Song" 😏...
@@GenMVeers No, that's another one. At least according to Tom's announcement of the song live.
Even though Slayer have retired, their legacy lives on. Sori's reaction was priceless, especially when the voice over of the little girls came on towards the end. Slayer wrote songs about the evils in the world and what Vin said about it being real life is all too true. There are sick individuals out there committing all sorts of evil, some are even in positions of leadership and power. You'd have to have had a really sheltered life not to realise that. Great reaction guys! One, of many, of my favourite Slayer songs.
I'm Christian too but doesn't offend me. This is a true story.
God doesn't offend you, so I don't understand why anything does.
@@theunholinesswithin70 that’s so edgy and cool dude. Yawn 🥱
@@mac227booms Explain.
The fact that it made Sori sick means that the song achieved it's goal. These types of songs do not glorify.. they are meant to show us that 'this' exists so that way we do not go through life unaware of the possible dangers around us. The fact that she song is very good musically (at least in my opinion) makes it more likely the message (and raising of awareness) gets out to more people.
Does this song need to exist? Nope. There are plenty of other ways to raise awareness.. but songs like this are Slayer's way of getting a specific message across.. and this one did it perfectly, imo.
My favorite slayer song.. Ed killed 2 ladies the rest of the remains were from grave robbing
2 murders confirmed but probably more
@@bjrnhagen2853 There's really not any evidence to prove that other than "why wouldn't he have?" which is far from enough. He never confessed to more killings, and theres no evidence linking him to more. Boi liked graverobbing and makin stuff out of body parts, but killing didn't seem to be his main thing... can speculate on how it would have progressed, speculate on "secret murders" but that's all it is... speculation.
@@bjrnhagen2853 but the funny thing is that he told people where they were but they thought he was joking. He was slow and people didn't pay attention to him.
The look on both your faces was so worth it! This was like when you played last caress. You know it's coming and you sit there with popcorn waiting.
Ed Gein was barely a serial killer. He only killed two people, I believe them both being in sequence was what qualified him. He was a paranoid schizophrenic, who was America's first look into the eyes of true insanity and inspired so many books and movies.
The texas chainsaw masacre 👌🏻
I would argue that. H.H.Holmes from Chicago was a sick individual. Who had built a murder Castle in Chicago's Englewood area during the turn of the 20th Cen tury.
@@odinr0xx H.H. Holmes and his murder castle is all myth and storytelling. He was responsible for 9 murders. All women that were strangled for their money and not tortured. He claimed 29 and other claims of the victim numbers being around 200. But none of his story's were true, with I think several of his supposed victims were still alive at the time of his capture. He made up that he killed them. He made up this vile killer image when he was more similar to Henry Lee Lucas in that their murderous escades were mostly lies. The warehouse wasn't a murder trap. It went largely unfinished in construction and It had a few hidden rooms that were for hiding furniture Holmes didn't want repossessed. H.H. Holmes is more of a myth than a brutal serial killer. He was a killer, but not like he wanted to be portrayed. He was the early example of sensationalism used by the media trying to attract readers.
Ok yall messing with me now. This my favorite song by slayer. Thanks so much for doing so much awesome music and etc. Much love
Took awhile to finally get this song voted through the alliance. Glad they reacted to your favorite Slayer song man.
How else would you rather learn about the existence of such people? Would you rather come to a realization that these people are real, through a song or through the evening news.
In the 40's, the black man's blues was reviled cos white people didn't like dark, sexual music - they wanted happy tunes!
In the 50's, rock n' roll music was demonized by the christian right cos Elvis shaking his hips to tempt young ladies to the devil's music! 😈
In the 60's, it was Jim Morrison of the Doors who was literally prosecuted for his "obscene" sexual gestures on stage 😲
In the 70's, Black Sabbath caused an uproar simply by mentioning satan... Alice Cooper was literally freaking people out cos of his macabre theater stage show 💀
In the 80's, people freaked at bands like Venom & Motley Crue for using pentagram imagery 🎃
The fact that Slayer can still freak people out w/ music & lyrics they put out back in 1990, means they did something right!
Thank you, Jeff Hanneman (R.I.P.😷🤘)
I've been waiting for this one. One of Slayer's best
Great song, Seasons in the Abyss was one of my favorite albums in high school.
One of my favorite songs ever!!!!
yeah🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
THANK YOU for doing this song. Sori's reaction is PRICELESS. XD
For the record unfortunately Gein confessed to killing 2 women. He was mostly known as a body snatched stealing bodies from the graveyards. All your favourite horror movies, Physco,Texas Chainsaw Massacre etc.. Are based on Ttheodore Gein
You mangled "Psycho" so badly that the spellcheck gave up.
Is it Theodore Gein? Not Edward Gein?
@@imadbasayev8541 to be fair psycho is not the easiest word to spell
@@imadbasayev8541 Hahahaha!
Don’t forget Silence of the Lambs!
Peak--- slayer- song writing Era.
Go On fight me.
I'll wait
One of my favourite songs musically growing up. I never payed too much attention to the lyrics. Sori made such a great point about ‘what if it was your daughter’. 😕.
I don’t think I have ever seen you two left speechless after a review!
Great reaction and conversation!!!!
love this song
I just realized that when sori introduces herself she is literally saying “im sorry” and i shouldn’t be laughing as hard as i am rn 🤣
I love this song one of my favorite
Great commentary. Watched it all.
I've always been fascinated by Slayer's POV on the subjects they cover in a lot of their songs. It reminds you that without dark there can be no light.
Lovely music
Great song!
Welcome to slayer y'all. They tell you the truth in the most brutal, in your face no bullshit way
how?
This is a song about a man named Ed who used to sleep and dance with the dead: DEAD SKIN MASK! This was the live announcement for this song on concerts.... I loved this, it is Slayer describing true evil.
Decade Of Aggression 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
The first time ever i thought about the lyrics in this songs and the meaning of the "kid" that's talking in there and it creeps the hell outta me!
The Dark Funeral cover of this is amazing.
LMAO!
That was a priceless reaction y’all!!
You know, there's always a fine line somewhere. But I set store by what the great Japanese movie director once said: To be an artist means never to look away. I think part of an artist's job is to almost force humanity to look its demons right in the eye, without mitigation, without white clothes to cover the uncomfortable parts. To put it another way: the fact that Ed Gein happened is far worse than the fact that Slayer chose to depict him and his deeds in such a shocking and borderline disrespectful way. If we are to understand evil we need to be ready to be disturbed, shocked.
7:40 Priceless
Pure art from hell. This band evokes in strong colors the deepest of hell
"oh shoot i fell asleep, didn't i?"
relationships everywhere.
A pleasant fragrance in the light of the moon
Leif Edling of Candlemass Magnetude wrote a very similar riff in the song "Embracing the Styx " as a tribute to Slayer and this song , they even called the Slayer song during rehersals .
I love this song. Slayer is a band that is a horror themed band, ghost stories themselves could have basis in a real tragic event. It's our way coping with true evil in the world or can be used as a warning even more for kids to not trust strangers. Some parents want to shield the eyes of "adult things" to their kids so they aren't afraid of the world, I think that's the wrong way to go about it, fear is the greatest emotion we have .. it means we're smart, fear the stranger, fear drugs, fear death.. and knowing how to confront what real life could have in store for us. As for respecting the dead.. we can't even respect the living in our world.
One of the best songs Slayer ever did. Scary as hi fk. Amazing solo too, but tell me a solo by Kk or Hanneman that isnt ?!
I kind of feel the same when it comes to WWII documentaries(NOW IN COLOR!!) or especially WWII video games. We're taking someone's personal hell they lived through and turning it into a form of entertainment that we can sit in the comforts of our own home and enjoy on TV.
Obviously a lot of metal bands draw on twisted or dark subject matter, to varying degrees of goofiness and effectiveness.
There's always been a strong connection in this genre to horror films (I mean Black Sabbath to start with..), and what I think is that, in this era, Slayer had more in common with the original Texas Chain Saw Massacre, rather than some glossy, sparkly and maybe superficially gorier big budget horror flick. They really nailed that icky vibe. It's still just entertainment, but they were just better at it than most.
Nothing like a SLAYER power balled.
It’s always funny seeing your reaction after hearing slayer
One of my favorite Slayer songs. First time I heard it, the child voice at the end creeped me out. It sounded like it was coming from outside the headphones I was wearing. I actually pulled them out of my ears and looked around. Always loved music that can cause a physical reaction. Funny side note.....I didn't hear the Mr Gein correctly the first time either. I thought the kid was saying Mr King.....First thought after the song was done was, "Alright Kerry, you got me you bastard"........lol
It's almost 30 years and the child's voice still gives me goosebumps
good point and i think that everyone is capable of doing anything but we have to teach our selves some basic morality not just for saying we are the righteous but doing that as a method of fighting our darckest selfs
slayer knows how to disrupt that comfort zone we all have are Shadow's and are Light
good review yall take care
Always wanted to learn to play this..
The live version of this on "decade" is total bad ASS.. Any who research Ed Gein. That's what this song is about..
and the silence at the end says it all but then i hear your kids in the backround and i played the song again funny enough(really good headphones) i can hear them and it makes the song that much more chilling
Yikes!!!
@@VinAndSori how ya doing sori
Ed didn’t hurt kids but he was definitely hurt as one. Also, true story, today is Kerry King’s birthday and you did a Slayer video so 🤘🏻.
Slayer is and always will be my favorite group. I heard them when I was a around 13 in the 80’s. They are much better then Metallic and my second favorite is Megadeth.
Slayer.....better than METALLICA ?......you need a brain surgery......METALLICA are the Best.....slayer is the shit
@@rodolforodriguez6230 Slayer is way more Thrash Metal than Metallica and more than that, they never sold out
@ ashley winchester i agree with the he killed him angle. however, it being a reach, technically a fire can destroy enough of a structure to collapse on their heads. But if there were no large objects around the body, then, yeah.. killed him deader than Elvis in a Dark Age disco bar.
ol Ed even killed his own brother out of spite and Ed's grave is not marked
Love this song, this song gave me the creeps as a kid when I heard it, the girl screaming freaked me the hell out.
This is probably my favorite music reaction of all time they really hit every detail even though I disagree with a lot of these points
Slayer love song🤘🏻🤘🏻
Slayer is my absolute number one favorite band of all time!
One of the main reasons I personally listen to heavy rock/heavy metal is because of how real and true a lot of the music is and what is being said/sung is about real life. One way or another we all will hear the truth about real life, real world events. Slayer chooses to express it through their songs. Some people watch documentaries. Some listen to POD casts. Some read it in books. It's part of life. Good and bad.
I think it made people feel more deeply about his death, and personalized it.
My favorite Slayer song... Amazing! Ed Gein tribute for the ages. PS: on respecting the dead... Check out Pungent Stench "Been Caught Buttering", the cover photo by Joel-Peter Witkin shows beauty in death. His photos are amazing.
Hüsker Dü had a song about Joe Ture, called Diane. The song was covered by Therapy from Ireland. Played very gentle but pure evil. Try that one I want to hear your comments about it
Hey Vin and Sori, another Slayer' song on similar subject is Psychopathy Red. But this is melodicaly and harmonicaly better, I think.
Slayer is one of my fav's. It makes me pumped .so many bad things that happen in this world that's out of are control and you feel like you can take it back.from the one's that control.just don't become to abuser.
While we're on the serial killer themed Slayer songs, check out their song "213." Song about Jeffery Dahmer. Everyone overuses the term "underrated" but 213 is easily one of Slayer's most underrated songs. Only played live during the Divine Intervention tour cycle.
By the end of the video, when they figure out what the song is about, the reaction is awesome!!!! 😂😂😂😂
Remember Ed Gein is the only way to be always ready to face that situations. Terror is a necessary wound to not forget what happens out there
hope all is well V&S
Thing is...Tom Araya (singer/bassist) of Slayer is a reformed Christian. Has been for a few decades now. He's publicly admitted as such. It's just that that's what Slayer embodies. They don't give an ish. It's a form of entertainment.
Also, "Seasons in the Abyss" is (arguably) one of the best thrash metal albums ever recorded. It's my personal favorite by them ("Hell Awaits" being a close second) but it also shows that just because you write/sing these kinds of things doesn't mean you believe/participate in such things.
The girl at the end of the song is Tom Araya’s daughter.
Check out Slayer’s song “Psychopathy Red” about Russia serial killer Andre Chikatilo
Shock factor sells. Slayer knew that.
SLAYER THE BEAST
Vin...you finally started to understand real thrash metal shredding last time I heard you react to a slayer song (btw...the "solo" at the end of Raining Blood....is purposefully extremely chaotic as the drums go all the way faster and faster....Kerry King knows very much how to write melodic solos...listen to Divine Intervention....hell I got a live VHS I ripped 10 years ago and put on YT on my channel 5-6 years ago from 1995 during the Divine Intervention era....you get to ear 2 King solos one after the other then 2 Hanneman solos and it is one of their most haunting scary song of all....with Tom's christianity (he wrote the lyrics) showing a bit through the lyrics if you take a look. Again, the "solo" at the end of Raining Blood is like that on purpose....and often live they didn't play that part you don't understand because it was a great cue to go into another song straight away. I'm glad to have put this down now.
But at least you understand their songs...Sori....well i'd be sorry if I couldn't handle thrash like her....although when she saw them play War Ensemble live she was awestruck about how good they could be live when in top shape...stop shitting on Slayer cos they got real big way late in their career while most other thrash bands were not playing thrash anymore, disbanded, or played groove metal in the 90's or worse...like Metallica or Megadeth..poppy alt rock. Slayer never compromised...only Overkill and Sodom in the rather large bands managed to stay true to themselves the whole time..to varying degrees of success (especially mid-late 90's Overkill). BTW, review more Overkill from their best albums, and please not Hello From The Gutter...everybody heard this song, but please do something from their first 4 albums...maybe 5....Horrorscope is many's favourite but they lost their virutoso guitar player...who wrote songs for 2 guitars but couldn't get along with any other guitarist and they lost him...never really to come back. Slayer are consistent AF, even their worst album is miles on top of any other metal band in 1998 (that's their "worst" album, Diabolus In Musica...and in retrospective....it's really damn awesome and doomy/sludgy and different!
Art should comfort the disturbed and disturb the comfortable
React to Playing with Dolls, has an amazing lyric. One of the best
Ed was a shining example of what a good fundamentalist upbringing can produce.
You guys should check out literally anything by "Skynd" if this type of subject matter provokes... Pretty powerful stuff.
He didn't kill any kids so there is no family of this "child" to offend. I believe it was something creepy yet fictional to add to the song. Or as someone else said here, its Ed's inner child being tormented. Its documented he has TBE IQ of a child and that he never grew up emotionally because of his mothers abuse and considering it was her dying that sent him off the rails it makes sense. And for everyone saying he only killed 2 women, it can't be proven but its also very much believed he killed his brother as well.
the** IQ
Slayer isn’t talking about him as much as they’re describing the masks he made…simple smiles, psychotic eyes….that’s what the skin masks looked like.
I only watched this one to see their reaction when the girls voice comes threw. I was not disappointed 🤣
Damn Vin, your a lucky man
This was my fav song in HS
You guys should do the song 213 by Slayer
1# Go watch UA-cam "Infographics" about Ed Gein (super interesting)
#2 Slayer writes about "Real Life" (direct quote)
#3 Ed didn't murder minors (but was twisted beyond belief)
#4 His mother's religious fanaticism most likely played a major role in his mental decline.
# 5 Vin made a great point about the display of deceased bodies (i.e. Saint Fortunata)
On other hand... there's also a very twisted/sick psychology side of "attention seekers".
So, have to recognize the differences. True.
And some will argue Metallica disspeared excuse the pun in 91 or even the 80s and never returned to form. 'Talent' doesn't mean better. Do tell me the last good record Korn put out btw
They haven't had a "good" album since their first.
Check out the 2 documentaries about the West Memphis Three.
I've come to expect lyrics like that from Slayer. But the music is good
this is one of the greatest love songs ever...
tom araya also wrote lyrics about jeffrey dahmer and his obsession of finding a companion. the song is called '213', which was dahmer's apartment number where he killed most of his victims.
always funny when christians try to understand slayer's lyrics, because mostly they fail and just feel utterly offended and disturbed...which is in fact only one of many intentions of tom's lyrics.
Ooooh, so edgy
Ed Gein didn't kill he dug up the bodies, the only one he didn't dig up was his mom he left her body on her bed. And dismembered her. They have to understand how Tom writes, he writing from gein side, what he thinks and sees and feels
It made you talk about it. \m/
Gein's victims were all adult women in his local community.
The song is a pastiche of what happened, just like Hitchcock's "Psycho".
The song isn't glorifying the killing of young children.
Slayer told the truth. Whether anyone liked it or not.
Hi guys. As far as I know, Slayer and Tom Araya as the main composer of the lyrics of the songs it's been always interested about the psychological point of view of a killer. And this song is a role play of being inside the insane brand of a psicotic mind able to believe that his need of killing justify the real meaning of taking someone's life.
Have you ever thought what can be inside the mind of a serial killer to do what they do with no remorse?
Have you thought what can be in the mind of a terrorist to kill innocent people because of his belevies?
That's what is this song about.
Tom Araya, bass and singer of Slayer wrote this song.
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