Ken is one of my all time favorite drummers. His playing is so heavy yet catchy. I had non-musician friends who could air drum tracks from Heartwork because the parts are just so damn memorable.
@@Freeskiingisdabest Yeah my dads brother used to be friends with him when they were kids, Ken attended my uncles funeral 2 years ago and obvs the cerebral hemorrhage has taken its toll, fortunately he can still walk but does sometimes require aid, not really able to drum anymore unfortunately but at least Jeff and Bill still keep him involved in the band to some extent
Heartwork is my favourite Carcass album, and one of my all time favourites! It's so cool to see your path since you started with Cannibal corpse, and the way it started to get into you. Your a true metalhead, as hardcore as they come, proud of you:)
LMAO!!!! Saw these guys with Pestilence and Death in Denver back in '90. Still stands as one of the best concerts I ever went to. Still listen to Symphonies of Sickness to this day. Always thought the whole album was what you'd get if you combined a medical dictionary with a Fangoria magazine and then converted it into music. If you do nothing further with Carcass, you should binge the whole Symphonies of Sickness album. It is legendary.
Saw Carcass live this year. Amazing show, let me tell you. These guys are simply fun to listen to, and I had a blast breaking my neck to those chunky riffs.
Carcass has been my favorite band for well over 30+ years. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them live 7 times and I hope I get to see them again soon. I highly recommend going to see them live if you ever get the chance. 🤘🏻
Album cover for Heartwork was a sculpture done by H.R.Gieger - the Swiss chap who did the Necronomicon (art book) which inspired the whole xenomorph theme and the organic art style for the film ALIEN. - but you knew that - still I like to think when Ash is dissecting the facehugger - he had previously been listening to some choice cuts of Carcass as he pokes and prods the little critter. "You still don't understand what you're dealing with, do you? A perfect organism. Its structural perfection is matched only by its hostility. And Bill Steer on guitars - sublime."
Yeah The Heartwork Album is the monumental defining record of extreme metal, it set the bar for everything else to come after 1993... Carcass is my favorite band ever, saw them on the Heartwor tour twice, they put me on the guest list for several shows, great guys =)
I sort of liked their early stuff but they got so much better on Heartwork thanks to the addition of Mike Amott on guitar. He's the guitarist, founder and leader of Arch Enemy nowadays.
carcass is serious stuff. their best song is 'incarnated solvent abuse'. so much groove. oh, chet baker's interpretation of elvis costello's 'almost blue' on 'let's get lost' is also awesome
Corporeal Jigsore Quandary and Heatwork included, I can't breathe out and relax :) Will catch up as fast as I can! I love the background you chose btw. What majesty this place must have had, if it real. Throws me to Discworld a bit. 26:28 You're a legend. It is a fact!
Carcass part 2 sounds quite logical. However, unfortunately you haven't even touched the album "Swansong", which is the ultimate musical diamond, the album that came out after "Heartwork", three years later... A stunning piece of work.
I enjoyed Swansong when it came out, but it never stayed with me. Listening to it again recently it didn't age well for me. I just felt it kind of ho-hum. It's a safe record, and not overly exciting.
@@rippingdeath666 really? I like Torn Arteries a lot. It's basically a cumulation of the various Carcass styles from over each album, but it works. If you lean more into Reek/SoS era Carcass, then I can understand, as they have mostly abandoned that sound ages ago, and TA doesn't heavily focus in that sound.
@@dmphax Yea I like old carcass surgical steel was their last good piece TA was just a joke the names of the songs were weak an the sound is to progressive need to stop trying to make another sound and stick to what they are good at
I seen carcass twice a long time ago in the early 90s on tour for symphonies of sickness with death and pestilence. Pestilence blew everyone off the stage for this one on tour for their consuming impulse album. Death was on tour for their spriritual healing album. They were really good. Carcass was great but their drummer had to go back to england to take some college exams. They had this stand in drummer but he could not play all the songs too well. I seen them also on tour for the necrotisism album with napalm death, brutal truth and catherdral. They had all the members and they were great!
Corporal Jigsore Quandary is one of my favorite death metal/grindcore songs of all time. Haven't gotten tired of it since it came out over 30 years ago. Still listen to this album dozens of times a year, for like 32 years now. Definitely great driving music. And just FYI, regarding Jeff's not looking like those sounds could come out of his mouth, there are a lot of female death metal vocalists (who are very soft spoken and speak in what would be considered a typical female pitch) who can hit the low growls and the highs just like any dude, since it has nothing to do with vocal cords.
You need to check out their debut album, Reek of Putrifaction! By far their heaviest material. Burnt to a crisp is one of my favorite tracks from that record. Enjoy!
Don’t know who you are or what your channel’s about (was in recommended feed). But anyone who listens to Carcass for any reason gets a thumbs up 👍🏼 and a sub
btw there are some errors in the notes decortication - the root word is cortex also the original lyrics is under my GENIAL blade (not genital) there were bad transliterations in the years Etc.
Hey Kaiya 🤘🏻 l got into metal late 80s early 90s and l was intrigued by Paradise Lost their first 2 albums, especially 'Gothic' great atmosphere and haunting guitar sound, definately a classic there, you should check it out
heartwork best album, all the way though. I believe, carcass lost one of the polls, along with other great bands that lost. like Kreator, and I think Testament. they are still worth checking out. another amazing band that would most likely wouldn't win a poll is a band called Nevermore, I feel there one of the most underrated bands of all time.
Oh yeah this is fun one for sure and great reaction.🙂 If you ever get a chance I recommend to check out one man band project called Black Braid- Sacandaga. I promise it's probably unlike anything you've heard.
Bands you should sample Grim Reaper Helloween Overkill Coven Attic Wasp As I say Dying All that Remains Sonic Syndicate Trivium Parasite Inc Hypocrisy Amon Amarth Bury Tomorrow Shadow on Intent We are the fallen Within Temptation Arch Enemy Ad Infinitum Escape the Fate Bless the Fall Black Veil Brides Blood on the dance floor Bullet for my Valentine In Flames Five Finger Death punch Insomnium Judas Priest Dark Tranquility Dissection Deicide Frantic Amber Asking Alexandria
I definitely have a recommendation for you. A band rich with depth, layers, complexity, melody and emotion. It's TRULY a journey they take you on and it's magical. Please please please check out a band called Wilderun. Enjoy. Peace.
I was never that much into Reek and Symphonies, but when they released Necroticism I was completely blewn away. One of my top 10 metal albums of all time.
Necroticism is one of the greatest albums of all time. Unfortunately I couldn't bring myself to listen to much of what they did after that, it was all so disappointing.
If a band isn't Metallica or Maiden, according to mark-asses they're "underrated." When people overuse that term calling hundreds of bands underrated the term loses its meaning. Carcass are one of the most influential bands in all of extreme metal. They went from grindcore then later laid the foundation of what became 'melodeath' with Heartwork.
Symphonies is STILL the single greatest extreme metal of all time. I was fortunate enough to see them in 90 for Symphonies with Death and Pestilence. Never heard of Carcass before and it changed EVERYTHING for me.
I remember my guitar teacher giving me the Heartwork album as a kid, opened my mind to Melodic Death metal. Although learning the title track was damn hard at 13.
I took Heartwork to a teacher for my first lesson when I was about 14. He asked me how I learned the the majority of the song by ear. He was actually pissed because he couldn't play along. I just wanted to understand how scales and harmonization worked and he got all kinds of butthurt that a kid could play faster and cleaner than he could. After 2 lessons I opted to just stay on my own path, Haha. Sounds like you had a great teacher!
Great song choices for a 1st time reaction to Carcass, well selected! Can't wait for part 2 with Swansong, Surgical Steel, Torn Arteries. While Necroticism is my favourite album, my favourite song may be "Unfit For Human Consumption" from Surgical Steel.
Carcass is a band that is somewhat hard to really contextualize without understanding what the scene was like when they first appeared. What they did was so extreme, especially visually that it was an absolute smack in the face even within the perimeters of extreme metal. They garnered a lot of fans initially for that extremity, even though the music was somewhat subpar by the contemporary standards at the time. But they got on board and practiced their asses off and got very good very fast. So that by the time "Necrotism" hit the shelves, they were a grind machine, with all the components coming together to make Carcass truly legendary.
I always felt that Necrotism was the perfect bridge between their grindcore albums and their melodic death metal albums. It was brutal as fuck, but you could tell they were starting to get more of a sense of melody. It's a lot of people's favorite Carcass album, and I think that is why, plus the fact that a lot of us die hards, it was the first album we heard by them. It was for me anyways, lol.
@@charlifinnie2712 yeah, right there with you. When I saw CC's "Eaten Back To Life" in the record store I had to buy it. And in truth I just giggled like an idiot for about an hour during that first listen, the music was solid but the Over the Top lyrics and visual just had me in stitches. Interestingly enough, I remember exactly the day I bought that record because I went up to the register with that album, a copy of Annihilator's " Never Neverland", and Queen Latifah's " Ladies First", and the Digital Dnderground's "Sex Packets" album. Suffice to say, the guy at the register had a hard time processing my somewhat crazy diverse collection.
@@travisspaulding2222 If you lived in the UK and followed BBC DJ John Peel you’d have known them since the release of Reek of Putrefaction…..Peel did A LOT to promote them in the early years. Was weird hearing bands like Carcass and Napalm Death on mainstream radio…..RIP John Peel you absolute legend.
Thank you boo!! ♥♥♥ I definitely plan too. I have big thangs planned for this channel and we're going to take metaltube by storm. So excited you're apart of it!!
Carcass one of my favourites since the eighties. I would strongly recommend Autopsy, especially Mental Funeral and Severed Survival. If you're into death metal with a groove and sick vibe, these are the godfathers of gore. You won't be disappointed, after that Impetigo would be a great follow up.
Fucking yessss kaiya the fucking band the created 2 genres of music grind and melodic death or at least perfected them I'm very blessed and honored you respect my humble opinions cutest metalhead ever 😍❤🤘😈🤘
The evolution of Ken's drumming always knocks my socks off. Imagine how far he could have gone if he'd not got unwell.
Ken is one of my all time favorite drummers. His playing is so heavy yet catchy. I had non-musician friends who could air drum tracks from Heartwork because the parts are just so damn memorable.
What happened to Ken? Great drummer indeed!
@@Freeskiingisdabest brain seizure.
@@gonzorudeboy damn :/
@@Freeskiingisdabest Yeah my dads brother used to be friends with him when they were kids, Ken attended my uncles funeral 2 years ago and obvs the cerebral hemorrhage has taken its toll, fortunately he can still walk but does sometimes require aid, not really able to drum anymore unfortunately but at least Jeff and Bill still keep him involved in the band to some extent
Heartwork is my favourite Carcass album, and one of my all time favourites! It's so cool to see your path since you started with Cannibal corpse, and the way it started to get into you. Your a true metalhead, as hardcore as they come, proud of you:)
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LMAO!!!! Saw these guys with Pestilence and Death in Denver back in '90. Still stands as one of the best concerts I ever went to. Still listen to Symphonies of Sickness to this day. Always thought the whole album was what you'd get if you combined a medical dictionary with a Fangoria magazine and then converted it into music. If you do nothing further with Carcass, you should binge the whole Symphonies of Sickness album. It is legendary.
1000%. Fucking MASTERPIECE. Saw the same tour in Oakland.
That I never got to see Chuck is the biggest regret I have and that will probably be the same on my death bed.
Mike Amott and Bill Steer were fire on those guitars, glad you enjoyed Heartwork and Corporal! Keep on rockin', Kaiya 🤘
Carcass is always going to be in my top 10 in death metal- riff masters
Saw Carcass live this year. Amazing show, let me tell you. These guys are simply fun to listen to, and I had a blast breaking my neck to those chunky riffs.
Carcass has been my favorite band for well over 30+ years. I've been fortunate enough to have seen them live 7 times and I hope I get to see them again soon. I highly recommend going to see them live if you ever get the chance. 🤘🏻
Haha! Glad you enjoyed this ride. Carcass is very underated
I saw them live when on the Symphonies of sickness tour and it was WILD
Classic grind and death metal band. If you lived this you may love Bolt Thrower.
I love this band. Great video and reactions by the way 🤣
Heartwork is a FCKN masterpiece of tempo, brutality and melody. The first time i heard it, i knew that metal was the way.
Bill Steer the guitarist with the low vokillz played guitar in Napalm Death as well!!! 😎 👍
OH FUCKIN' HELL YESSSS!!!! Symphonies of Sickness is a LEGENDARY CLASSIC !!!! 💯‼️
Carcass is just one of the biggest and important metal bands of all times.
Symphonies of sickness is a masterpiece
seen them live. yes it was in the pocket and a huge blast!
Going to see them in October. Can't wait!
Album cover for Heartwork was a sculpture done by H.R.Gieger - the Swiss chap who did the Necronomicon (art book) which inspired the whole xenomorph theme and the organic art style for the film ALIEN.
- but you knew that - still I like to think when Ash is dissecting the facehugger - he had previously been listening to some choice cuts of Carcass as he pokes and prods the little critter. "You still don't understand what you're dealing with, do you? A perfect organism. Its structural perfection is matched only by its hostility. And Bill Steer on guitars - sublime."
Yeah The Heartwork Album is the monumental defining record of extreme metal, it set the bar for everything else to come after 1993...
Carcass is my favorite band ever, saw them on the Heartwor tour twice, they put me on the guest list for several shows, great guys =)
I feel like the top resembling a body bag was an on point choice for this band.
best part is the ad when you read the lyrics of the first track at 10:17 . somehow that makes total sense.
Mighty Carcass! Necrotism is one of the best heavy albums of all time. It is amazing.
I sort of liked their early stuff but they got so much better on Heartwork thanks to the addition of Mike Amott on guitar. He's the guitarist, founder and leader of Arch Enemy nowadays.
carcass is serious stuff. their best song is 'incarnated solvent abuse'. so much groove. oh, chet baker's interpretation of elvis costello's 'almost blue' on 'let's get lost' is also awesome
Another great pick of songs. Corporeal Jigsore Quandary is one of my all time fav, even life guiding songs. :)
When i saw them live corporal jigsore quandray was the opener... Look at me fly and open the mosh pit!! 😁
This album made me a fan for life. So good. So grimy. Ken's drumming specifically. Glad you checked them out!
Corporeal Jigsore Quandary and Heatwork included, I can't breathe out and relax :)
Will catch up as fast as I can!
I love the background you chose btw. What majesty this place must have had, if it real. Throws me to Discworld a bit.
26:28 You're a legend. It is a fact!
Their first couple albums were actually goregrind, if you are interested to dig more into the genere
Carcass started by Jeff and Bill after Bill left Napalm Deth. When they picked up Michael Amott they expanded to a more melodic form of Death Metal.
Going to the show in December
Heartwork is a masterpiece.
its the sound of blood splattering and bones being ground and crushed
One of the interesting things about Heartwork is the introduction of a second guitarist in Michael Amott. He would leave Carcass to form Arch Enemy.
Amott was on Necroticism
Yes both Heartwork and Necroticism!
And also because he came From Carnage you guys should check out the Album Dark recollections
@@hey6982 one of the best, if not the single best swedish death metal album
@@hey6982 I will check it out. Cheers guys.
Ya missed the ending of Foremsic clinicism. There’s one more da da da.
I think the vocalist of carcass said they borrowed hos sisters nurses school dictionary and used that to write lyrics.
Carcass part 2 sounds quite logical. However, unfortunately you haven't even touched the album "Swansong", which is the ultimate musical diamond, the album that came out after "Heartwork", three years later... A stunning piece of work.
I love Swansong. Some people shit on it so badly, but there are some groovy tunes to be found there. Black Star and Polarized are fantastic!
I enjoyed Swansong when it came out, but it never stayed with me. Listening to it again recently it didn't age well for me. I just felt it kind of ho-hum. It's a safe record, and not overly exciting.
I like swan but it's definitely not their best and I'm not even gonna get into their newest record shit is a joke what a disappointment
@@rippingdeath666 really? I like Torn Arteries a lot. It's basically a cumulation of the various Carcass styles from over each album, but it works. If you lean more into Reek/SoS era Carcass, then I can understand, as they have mostly abandoned that sound ages ago, and TA doesn't heavily focus in that sound.
@@dmphax Yea I like old carcass surgical steel was their last good piece TA was just a joke the names of the songs were weak an the sound is to progressive need to stop trying to make another sound and stick to what they are good at
That’s what you call old school death metal that my favorite type of death metal besides that I listen to mostly to black metal
I seen carcass twice a long time ago in the early 90s on tour for symphonies of sickness with death and pestilence. Pestilence blew everyone off the stage for this one on tour for their consuming impulse album. Death was on tour for their spriritual healing album. They were really good. Carcass was great but their drummer had to go back to england to take some college exams. They had this stand in drummer but he could not play all the songs too well. I seen them also on tour for the necrotisism album with napalm death, brutal truth and catherdral. They had all the members and they were great!
BURIED DREAMS !!! It is my favourite song by them about hatred.
nice to see a girl with an actual music taste!!!
Saw them in '92. For the Descanting tour. Was amazing. Live sound was perfect.
Can’t wait for that Agalloch video!
Mount of Execution. It gets little love in the Carcass world but is an awesome track.
Carcass my god wat a great band
Seen them in the mid nineties in Hannover. Good.
Corporal Jigsore Quandary is one of my favorite death metal/grindcore songs of all time. Haven't gotten tired of it since it came out over 30 years ago. Still listen to this album dozens of times a year, for like 32 years now. Definitely great driving music. And just FYI, regarding Jeff's not looking like those sounds could come out of his mouth, there are a lot of female death metal vocalists (who are very soft spoken and speak in what would be considered a typical female pitch) who can hit the low growls and the highs just like any dude, since it has nothing to do with vocal cords.
About to see them in November.
😂😂 gods of grind🤘🏼
Necroticism is a masterpiece
Early CARCASS rules!!! Heartwork ❤is killer too!! 😀 😎 👍
Can't forget Necrotism!!! Masterpiece too!!
You need to check out their debut album, Reek of Putrifaction! By far their heaviest material. Burnt to a crisp is one of my favorite tracks from that record. Enjoy!
almost a rap song lol
Don’t know who you are or what your channel’s about (was in recommended feed). But anyone who listens to Carcass for any reason gets a thumbs up 👍🏼 and a sub
"Heartwork" album changes the metal hjistory 🤘🤘♥♥
Awesome!!! 😀 😎 👍 ❤
My all time fav band…period…nothing comes close to Carcass. I’d rank Necro, Symphony and surgical steel being my top 3 albums
Haha it helps to have a thesaurus handy when reading Carcass lyrics.
btw there are some errors in the notes
decortication - the root word is cortex
also the original lyrics is under my GENIAL blade (not genital)
there were bad transliterations in the years
Etc.
new carcass is good as well. anyone suggested archspire yet?
Hey Kaiya 🤘🏻 l got into metal late 80s early 90s and l was intrigued by Paradise Lost their first 2 albums, especially 'Gothic' great atmosphere and haunting guitar sound, definately a classic there, you should check it out
Carcass is really awesome live,I love your reactions maybe you should check out Suffocation and Nile
heartwork best album, all the way though. I believe, carcass lost one of the polls, along with other great bands that lost. like Kreator, and I think Testament. they are still worth checking out. another amazing band that would most likely wouldn't win a poll is a band called Nevermore, I feel there one of the most underrated bands of all time.
....with brutal truth and napalm death ..... one of the best shows I saw..... early 90's... hehehehe
check out ad nauseam - key to the timeless laws
Should have done reek of putrefaction for the first song, or ruptured in purulence for the first song because of their epic intros, lol.
Oh yeah this is fun one for sure and great reaction.🙂
If you ever get a chance I recommend to check out one man band project called Black Braid- Sacandaga. I promise it's probably unlike anything you've heard.
Bands you should sample
Grim Reaper
Helloween
Overkill
Coven
Attic
Wasp
As I say Dying
All that Remains
Sonic Syndicate
Trivium
Parasite Inc
Hypocrisy
Amon Amarth
Bury Tomorrow
Shadow on Intent
We are the fallen
Within Temptation
Arch Enemy
Ad Infinitum
Escape the Fate
Bless the Fall
Black Veil Brides
Blood on the dance floor
Bullet for my Valentine
In Flames
Five Finger Death punch
Insomnium
Judas Priest
Dark Tranquility
Dissection
Deicide
Frantic Amber
Asking Alexandria
I definitely have a recommendation for you. A band rich with depth, layers, complexity, melody and emotion. It's TRULY a journey they take you on and it's magical. Please please please check out a band called Wilderun. Enjoy. Peace.
Please do some more Opeth! Watershed is an amazing album, you'd appreciate.
you can easily make two other videos with songs from swansong and surgical steel albums
Loved Carcass since 1989 - Necroticism is my favourite album of all time !
a world changing album imo... like paradise lost "gothic" an my dying bride "swans" ...
Heartwork.......most iconic. but tastes are diffrent
Necroticism and Heartwork are masterpieces.my favourite álbum is Necroticism.
I was never that much into Reek and Symphonies, but when they released Necroticism I was completely blewn away. One of my top 10 metal albums of all time.
Me too. Old school. Reek of Putrefaction for me. I even wrote Mr Steer letters, and he wrote back, to my astonishment. Cheers
'Heartwork' was the album that got me into the heavier side of metal in the mid 90s. It's an absolute masterpiece.
One of the greatest and most under-rated metal bands. Necroticism is one of my fave albums of all time.
Under rated? What kind of bs is that
Carcass weren't underrated at all in their days, they were seen as the Gods of Grindcore, along with Napalm Death
One of my favorite albums too
Necroticism is one of the greatest albums of all time. Unfortunately I couldn't bring myself to listen to much of what they did after that, it was all so disappointing.
If a band isn't Metallica or Maiden, according to mark-asses they're "underrated." When people overuse that term calling hundreds of bands underrated the term loses its meaning. Carcass are one of the most influential bands in all of extreme metal. They went from grindcore then later laid the foundation of what became 'melodeath' with Heartwork.
The album Heartwork is a fucking masterpiece!
Oh HELL yes girl!! I cannot wait! Been a fan for literally 30 some years. Top 5 favourite band of mine.
Me too!!!
Same. Fantastic band. Saw them at the Jericho Tavern in Oxford and after the set they just went straight to the bar. Quality.
Symphonies is STILL the single greatest extreme metal of all time. I was fortunate enough to see them in 90 for Symphonies with Death and Pestilence. Never heard of Carcass before and it changed EVERYTHING for me.
hehe I have a big descanting the insalubrious banner in my bedroom. love these guys
I remember my guitar teacher giving me the Heartwork album as a kid, opened my mind to Melodic Death metal. Although learning the title track was damn hard at 13.
I took Heartwork to a teacher for my first lesson when I was about 14. He asked me how I learned the the majority of the song by ear. He was actually pissed because he couldn't play along. I just wanted to understand how scales and harmonization worked and he got all kinds of butthurt that a kid could play faster and cleaner than he could. After 2 lessons I opted to just stay on my own path, Haha.
Sounds like you had a great teacher!
awesome teacher, man.
Great song choices for a 1st time reaction to Carcass, well selected! Can't wait for part 2 with Swansong, Surgical Steel, Torn Arteries.
While Necroticism is my favourite album, my favourite song may be "Unfit For Human Consumption" from Surgical Steel.
By the time Heartwork arrives, this lady is properly introduced to Carcass, We all still love you Ken, missed but never forgotten
You do know he’s still alive right? 😅
@@danielprudhoe647 Well yea, I should have said missed as a current band member, my bad
I love the way that you are almost disgusted by the sheer perfection of the end of the Sanguine article. Perfect reaction to metallic perfection.
Carcass is a band that is somewhat hard to really contextualize without understanding what the scene was like when they first appeared. What they did was so extreme, especially visually that it was an absolute smack in the face even within the perimeters of extreme metal. They garnered a lot of fans initially for that extremity, even though the music was somewhat subpar by the contemporary standards at the time. But they got on board and practiced their asses off and got very good very fast. So that by the time "Necrotism" hit the shelves, they were a grind machine, with all the components coming together to make Carcass truly legendary.
I always felt that Necrotism was the perfect bridge between their grindcore albums and their melodic death metal albums. It was brutal as fuck, but you could tell they were starting to get more of a sense of melody. It's a lot of people's favorite Carcass album, and I think that is why, plus the fact that a lot of us die hards, it was the first album we heard by them. It was for me anyways, lol.
Agreed, I felt the same when I listened to Cannibal Corpes. Just the visual aspects and topic are overwhelming and wonderful.
@@charlifinnie2712 yeah, right there with you. When I saw CC's "Eaten Back To Life" in the record store I had to buy it. And in truth I just giggled like an idiot for about an hour during that first listen, the music was solid but the Over the Top lyrics and visual just had me in stitches. Interestingly enough, I remember exactly the day I bought that record because I went up to the register with that album, a copy of Annihilator's " Never Neverland", and Queen Latifah's " Ladies First", and the Digital Dnderground's "Sex Packets" album. Suffice to say, the guy at the register had a hard time processing my somewhat crazy diverse collection.
@@MARSHOMEWORLD Hey man, diversity makes the world a better place.
@@travisspaulding2222 If you lived in the UK and followed BBC DJ John Peel you’d have known them since the release of Reek of Putrefaction…..Peel did A LOT to promote them in the early years. Was weird hearing bands like Carcass and Napalm Death on mainstream radio…..RIP John Peel you absolute legend.
My favorite death metal band! Love all their albums but Necroticism is #1 for me.
"You learn something new every day when you listen to metal" lol... love your reaction! Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷🤘
Words can't describe how amazing Heartwork is. It's a luxurious, delicious piece of extreme, yet melodic metal.
Words can't describe how amazing Symphonies Of Sickness is. It's a luxurious, delicious piece of enticing, yet disgusting grindcore.
Keep destroying all other lame youtube reactions metal needs you kaiya I hope you're ready for one hell of a trip
Thank you boo!! ♥♥♥ I definitely plan too. I have big thangs planned for this channel and we're going to take metaltube by storm. So excited you're apart of it!!
So killer, I love Carcass so much...all the eras are great and spawned lots of multiple genres. So glad they returned to the scene ❤❤
You really need to do a Part 2 for Carcass as their new albums are also awesome. Surgical Steel could be my favorite album from them.
Hi Kaiya, you're the realest reactor ever. Carcass is one of my all time favorite bands.
Been binging on Surgical Steel lately, Master Butchers Apron 🔥
Bill Steer the guitarist, also played on the first two Napalm Death albums.
Carcass Fuck Yeah!!! horns up! \m/ . These guys are the Grandfathers of Melodic Death.
Carcass one of my favourites since the eighties. I would strongly recommend Autopsy, especially Mental Funeral and Severed Survival. If you're into death metal with a groove and sick vibe, these are the godfathers of gore. You won't be disappointed, after that Impetigo would be a great follow up.
Heartwork is an amazing album and probably their peak.
Symphonies is 10 times better
Fucking yessss kaiya the fucking band the created 2 genres of music grind and melodic death or at least perfected them I'm very blessed and honored you respect my humble opinions cutest metalhead ever 😍❤🤘😈🤘
YEa, Carcassss,. Next stop is Bolt Thrower!
Thanks for doing this. Carcass is my favorite band. Absolutely love them!
Are you going to see Amon Amarth,Carcass,Obituary and Cattle Decapitation?
That lineup is STACKED