Very credible, wouldn't be surprised at all to know the drummer is 19 years old. Composition or technical rhythm guitar would be slightly more surprising. Young drummers showing off is the classical thing what one expects of drums.
@@bfkc111 What a weird remark. Listen to anything by Death before Human... or ANY other pre-Human death/thrash album for that matter. These drumpatterns clearly aren't inspired by Possessed, Sepultura, Morbid Angel or Kreator. Sean helped bring jazz /fusion drumming into extreme metal. Nevermind his ridiculous kicks on this album. Only Sandoval could really keep up with those tempos, but not with this groove. Pretty exceptional if you ask me for a teen without the perks of having internet or trigger modules. Without Reinert's drumming on this album we probably wouldn't have the styles of Longstreth, Kolias, Rudinger, Grossmann, Mounier or even Thomas Haake. That being said, this takes nothing away from the accomplishments of Chuck Schuldiner.
No es de mi gusto el metal extremo pero considero que si Chuck HUBIESE VIVIDO MÁS TIEMPO DEATH TENDRÍA UN ALBUM DE METAL PROGRESIVO, COMO SI lo lograron otras bandas de death como Opeth, Tiamat y Anathema!
Dave Denyer yeah i still Remember when i got this on first Press LP, one of friends give me a bunch of old School death metal albums like Obituary, Benediction, early Sepultura,
Dave Denyer yeah man, still spin my original all the time, even at metal parties, it was in pretty great shape when i got it, think my friend only played like twice or so
I won't lie, this was my first DM album, not that long ago, and yes apart from the overall genius of Chuck and the killer riffs, etc, the drums sold it to me. Weird to think two of these guys are gone.
R.I.P. Chuck : you were a musical genius. R.I.P. Sean : your drumming is still boss today ... and to think that you were only 19yrs old when you began recording ‘Human’.
I always loved how Death doesn't have one album which stands, head and shoulders, above the rest. You can pretty much say you love any one of them the best and most of us fans would be like, "cool".
Simon Psychosis yes it's a difficult decision on choosing a best album since all their new albums at the. Time seemed better than the previous ones I still really like this one for the diversity it had I can't choose either Its extremely difficult to choose the kings of extreme metals best work
The last one is a heavy metal record. It's The Fragile Art of Existance with Chuck on vocals, basically. But still an awesome album. TO FORGIVE IS TO SUFFER!
It truly is metal/punk really helped me in my awful opiate addiction the only thing that made me feel okay when I was dope sick and that sucks so much I wouldn't wish that on anyone thank god for the 80s and the wonderful music that was birthed from that decade
Still kicks 99% of today release asses! Nothing compare when contextualized, and even today nothing come even remotely closed to this album. Chuck was a genius.
Reinert was 20 years old when he recorded this monumental colossus. Everything changed right after. Say what you want, but for me, this is the best extreme metal drum-work of all times.
@@atoma8921 I randomly picked an interessed in the Band because i saw a Top 10 List called 10 unforgettable things about Chuck Schuldiner i found that very interessting and then i watched the Death documentary on youtube and was blown away by the skill of the musicians on Human and Individual Thought Patterns i dont even listen to Death Metal THAT much only Gojira and Dethklok are the ONLY Death Metal Band i know
@@BluntAnims Yeah i didnt even know that drummer of Cynic and the drummer of Testament Gene Hoglan was in Death Yeah after You get used to the vocals its amazing music. took me some time. I just saw a video on youtube 6 days ago by Loudwire called 10 unforgettable things about Chuck Schuldiner i a friend of mine mentioned him as his guitar hero 10 years ago so i klicked the video. And i was just blown away by the Guys personality Planing on getting Human and Individual Thought Patterns allready bought Symbolic. I prefer the later more complex stuff. Human is my favorite so far. I also like the Death Metal Bands Gojira and Dethklok.
@@bestguywhotellsitlikeitis True, but I’d say James Murphy helped much more, just look at the list of bands he was in, nothing but greats. Death, Testament, Disincarnate, Cancer, his solo stuff, the dude is a killer guitarist.
1. Flattening Of Emotions Where is the person that could have been Who, what took over, when did the end begin Should we not prepare for the uncertain Mysteries of our life, of our destiny See things that are not there Intruding voices What went wrong to their picture perfect life They once knew - Flattening of emotions [Solos: Schuldiner, Masvidal] A mind shared by an uninvited stranger Which comes and goes as choose to appear Should we not prepare for the uncertain Mysteries of our life, of our destiny See things that are not there Intruding voices What went wrong to their picture perfect life They once knew - Flattening of emotions 2. Suicide Machine Controlling their lives Deciding when and how they will die A victim of someone else's choice The ones who suffer have no voice Manipulating destiny When it comes to living, no one seems to care But when it comes to wanting out Those with power, will be there Prolong the pain How long will it last? Suicide machine A request to die with dignity Is that too much to ask? Suicide machine How easy it is to deny the pain Of someone else's suffering [Solos: Schuldiner, Masvidal] Robbed of natural abilities In death they now seek tranquility In a confused state of mind Extending agony, they must be blind Manipulating destiny When it comes to living, no one seems to care But when it comes to wanting out Those with power, will be there Prolong the pain How long will it last? Suicide machine A request to die with dignity Is that too much to ask? Suicide machine 3. Together As One Labelled a creation of evil Ridiculed for their shocking appearance Sharing both pleasure and pain Two minds, two hearts, one soul Separating mentally An illusion of privacy Together - they absorb each other's lives As One - they will live and they will die A living hell has begun [Solo: Schuldiner] Displayed as a nightmare Criticized through words and eyes As they stare To the normal it seems grotesque Connected by a bond of flesh Sharing both pleasure and pain Two minds, two hearts, one soul Separating mentally An illusion of privacy Together - they absorb each other's lives As One - they will live and they will die A living hell has begun 4. Secret Face There is a mask That covers up one's true intentions Once removed, things become very clear Analyze behavior patterns to see beneath The person that is presented to you Vulnerable through trust Life is a twisted maze of obstacles Presented by people with a secret face [Solo: Schuldiner] What's on the outside Is not always all that is real Live by caution, what I feel When things are reversed People are shown for what they are The truth is revealed Banish the false Pacifying moments with an acquired disguise to obtain The things they want By the anguish of someone else Materialistic motives are fulfilled Cherish the true Vulnerable through trust Life is a twisted maze of obstacles Presented by people with a secret face 5. Lack Of Comprehension A condemning fear strikes down Things they cannot understand An excuse to cover up weaknesses that lie within Lies Laying your guilt and pain On people that had no part in the molding of a life That creates its destruction Lies Right before your very eyes A reflection of the mistakes To the end you will deny Your part in the demise of a life Lack of comprehension Thriving on your cliché Compelled by self-resentment [Solo: Schuldiner] Reaching into the minds of those that created The depression in which they In which they drowned their flesh and blood Lies So easy to blame the Everlasting guilt on a pathetic attempt To justify the ending of a life Lies Right before your very eyes A reflection of the mistakes To the end you will deny Your help in the ending of a life Lack of comprehension Thriving on your cliché Compelled by self-resentment 6. See Through Dreams Born into darkness Where sounds portray the images that are out Out of reach from my sight Which has been denied Hands change into my eyes Body senses intensified Sight so close yet far away In dreams my thoughts take their form To give memories identity Through dreams I obtain The ability to connect sight with sound [Solo: Schuldiner] Close your eyes and imagine to be without What we take for granted every time we open our eyes A permanent shadow to never step away Feel the dark in the cold Feel the warmth of the light Which has been denied Hands change into my eyes Body senses intensified Sight so close yet far away In dreams my thoughts take their form To give memories identity Through dreams I obtain The ability to connect sight with sound 7. Cosmic Sea [Instrumental] [Solos: Schuldiner, Masvidal] 8. Vacant Planets Mysterious object of flight on a voyage To correct what they have done, what we are doing Perhaps submerged, living in the inner most Recesses of the planet - no choice but To adapt to an underground world Limiting our passages of thought Are they the examples of regression A life form's abusive progression In a realm so vast, we sit among the Vacant Planets [Solos: Masvidal, Schuldiner] So many worlds yet to be seen that once have shared The same effects that come from greed, mass production Perhaps submerged, living in the inner most Recesses of the planet - no choice but To adapt to an underground world Limiting our passages of thought Are they the examples of regression A life form's abusive progression
that lyrics, from the early 90ies, are still conspiracies for a lot of people in the 2020ies !! ruhe in frieden, lieber chuck (see you live, at the "full of hate"-tour, in summer1993)
I was only 6 years old when I heard this album. Which was about 2003. I was going through my older brother’s CD collection when he wasn’t home and this was the first album I picked up. Put it in the CD player, and I was blown away. I remember it clearly. I was a fan of Death and Metal pretty much my whole life. 23 years old now, and still going strong with my love for Death!! I’m extremely jealous of the people who got to see Death live back in the day. You are all truly lucky and must’ve been kick ass. Sad that I will never get to attend a Death concert. R.I.P Chuck and Sean
Amen brother. It’s sobering for me to read that. I did get to see them on this tour and individual. Also met Sean after a cynic show. I can say even then you knew you were seeing something special, but I wish I appreciated it more. They were the tightest live metal band at the time.
I find his vocals enjoyable and interesting to listen to in all of his work. Pretty amazing package when you add that to his technical guitar playing and compositional skills.
I've always been a thrash metal kind of guy. I've recently submerged myself into Death and now I have a whole new appreciation for death metal. I had a pretty bad stereotype in my brain about death metal and Chuck really fixed that! Stay metal dudes.
What stereotypes did you have? Dig into the other unique bands early recrods that bring something specific to the table like Autopsy (Death's first drummer's band), Incantation, Suffocation, Demilich, Blood Incantation (recent band but they are astoundingly original and fresh), Dismember (for having obvious melodic parts tastefully laced into their savagery). There's a plethora of other crucial bands but those should be enough to get you wanting to keep on exploring IMO.
Jordan I honestly thought it was going to be meaningless lyrics with repetitive guitar riffs with no solos or musical talent. obviously I was wrong and love it
Well that's awesome. In my personal opinion its possibly the most varied and intricate genre in metal but that's partially because I love the rhythms and raw, crushing production styles that sound primal/cosmic. If you ever need some recs just ask!
Jordan hey man can you recommend me some good death meta?, I don't really care so much for the gore/brutal aspect of it, meaningful lyrics and riffs that go well with it, thanks!
@@sheldoncooper8199 Pantera did something new too dude, genres like Nu-Metal, Groove Metal and heavier riffs and vocals in general wouldn't be around today if it wasn't for them
this band used to stand out of the crowd of the death metal scene. Lyrics are mature about human psychology, music is so marvelous, the brutal voice of Chuck expressed pain, melodies are mind tripping, each one band member was so ridiculously talented.
Same been listening to metal here and there since middle school but didn't get INTO it since about last year . So many crazy Timeless bands that are melting my mind. Heard necrophagist last week.
RIP Sean. Your drumming helped refine me as a metal drummer. Your precision and discipline on the instrument. You stood alone. You made even the simplest fills sound like the way they were meant to sound. Only you had that unique feel. Dynamics, power, speed, precision, heart.
Well said Chris. Sean will be with us forever in our hearts and mind. he kicked it too the next level as you described it fully in detail his awesome skills in drumming but mainly a super down to earth person who i meet twice.
I'm 45 and I've been listening to heavy music since I was 14, but there is no better than Death, it's just unimaginable, and what lyrics are just incredible...
HAAA HELL YEA IM 54 YR YOUNG AN STILL SINCE BK N 1985 IVE BN BANGING AN MOSHING LIKE I DONT GIVE SHIT !!!! DRI 👹👹👹 AND THRASHING TO THRASH AN REAL DEATH METAL SINCE LUV THIS HARD ASS SHITTT THRASH TILL DEATH!!!!!!!
Right!? The bass lines are out of this world. I remembering buying this album when it first came out and thinking what an incredible transition for Schuldiner but the bass wasn't as audible.... Hail Steve Di Giorgio👊
Is this the remaster? It only says reissue (which would imply its not remastered) but I seen to remember barely being able to hear the bass in the original mix, but it's super clear here
WeWantYouToStay I'm pretty sure its remastered because Scream bloody gore's mix is the same with the bass pretty loud and high in the mix compared to original that you could just about hear the bass. not positive tho.
I'm nearing my 50s...yet I have rediscovered the sound of Death... Refreshing as it was back then when I had my first leprosy album... Listening without prejudice. Chuck, deeply missed.
Human was the first death album I heard when I was fourteen. It blew me away! I was barely getting into heavy music then and once I found Death, I never was the same!
Flattening of Emotions. What a masterpiece of a song to start this violent rollercoaster into the bowels of metal...and what a legacy Chuck and Death left for us. Blessed to have lived during his time and enjoy a band that evolved into a technical monster that is overshadowed by none other than themselves.
So sad to hear about Sean's passing... One of the best drummers metal has ever had... Godspeed my friend... Say hi to Chuck for us, ok?... you will be dearly missed.
This album is , arguably, one of, if not, THE greatest technical death metal albums ever made. Chuck Schuldiner… Sean Reinert…Paul Masdival… Steve Digiorgio… all masters at their craft. R.I.P Chuck… taken WAY too soon😔
I actually prefer Individual Thought Patterns slightly to this one, but that doesn't mean I don't consider this one of the best metal albums ever. Symbolic is a masterpiece. I think if they would have mixed Steve's bass the way it was intended to be this one would maybe be my favorite.
This Album started the all technical battle!!! Even Gene Hoglan said it was only after hearing this album he started to incorporate his jazz influences and technics in Metal drumming.... Human is a legendary album Sad that a lot of new very gifted kids dont know this band.
Fuck man, everytime I come back to this album, I remember high-school me plucking this off the shelf of my local FYE in 2009 and being totally unprepared for the life altering course it took me on once that cd hit my little Sony boombox. Chuck is still the GOAT to me all these years on, and all the talent he brought along with him made Death the gold standard of the genre. To this day a profound source of inspiration to the music I make.
Probably my 20th time listening to this album... never noticed how much "See Through Dreams" slams at 23:34 or how bodacious that solo right before it is. That's the real sign of a classic. Every time you spin it there's new appreciation for parts you missed the first couple of dozens of spins through.
RIP Sean. An absolute monster. The best Death record, and Cynic would not have been the same without this guy's chops. This man literally changed the metal drumming landscape forever.
I just want to point out that this is probably about the best death metal lead guitar you will ever hear anywhere. The technicality. The phrasing. The feeling. Chuck was a visionary and virtuoso. You don't hear guitar solos like that anymore, if you hear them at all... The rhythm section's brilliance speaks for itself as well here.
Death is the only band that I struggle with deciding what my favourite album is. I have some that I prefer over others but narrowing it down to one is next to impossible for me.
I've listened to them all and I like 'Human' and 'Individual Thought Patterns' the best because these two are just so fucking brutal and ferocious. I got 'Human' ahead by a hair because the songs are more catchy and enjoyable. I also prefer Chuck's vocals on these two albums because he sounds like a fucking lion as opposed to an emo girl on the final two albums.
You know you've reached middle age when you're listening to a 25 year old album at a reasonable volume in your living room. Yes, even if it's death metal.
Ok, I think i have a problem with this album, i like it too much!! Since it's release, i abused of at least 2 cassettes and 3 cds, they all died of exhaustion. 30 years later, i still listen to it AT LEAST once a week, it's like i'm possessed by it! I'm sure if i have childrens, their first words will be "Human"!
FAREWELL SEAN! You set the bar for Progressive Death Metal drumming bringing different influences to the game, super creative and incredible musician. Our songs wouldn't be the same without your contributions to music. Give a listen to Human and Cynic today... RIP Master!
Me and Chuck were in the same high school. Lyman in Longwood. Suburb of Orlando. A year a head of me i saw him in his MANTAS cut off jean jacket...awesome
My favorite death metal album of all time. I still remember my jaw dropping the first time I heard it. Everything is amazing, the riffs, the arrangements, the bass, etc... but what caught my attention most was the incredible drumming. RIP Chuck and Sean.
Anyone who's thinking about writing a metal album : take notes ... This is the Dead Sea Scrolls of music right here ... a Bible for those attaining higher writing abilities. Wonderous ... Magical ... Dimensional ... Inspiring ... Thought Prevoking ... Incredible. Even the Basslines are a " life changing " experiance, LISTEN !!! " Suicide Machine " … listen to the bass and Chuck's vocal placement …
When I first heard Sean behind the kit,I could hardly believe that such complicated patterns were incorporated into metal drumming.Sometimes it almost made me quit drumming,but fortunately I didn't.Sean was and still is one of the drummers that I will always look up to and pay homage to.Keep on drumming on the other side,brother.🖤
Never heard the remastered version before. I've got an original CD pressing and it sounds a lot flatter in comparison. This is one of the rare cases where I think a remastered album sounds better than the original.
Yup, this is a full on remix done by the legendary jim morris of morrisound. The same studio where this album was recorded btw, which is why this sounds a LOT better than the other poorly done remasters and remixes
Though I've never met Chuck personally, I do miss him so much!... Imo, he was also the most influencial person and human being in extreme metal, redefining and shaping death metal, album after album and creating not just music, but new forms of art. RIP Metal Brother!
If you haven't heard this before and you enjoy it, buy the album. If you have heard this before and own the album, buy one more. You know it's that good. Rip Chuck & Sean...
@@onenonlyheart his thoughts was as pure and as realistic as it gets .....when you look at them from a Human perspective..........not from religious peoples perspective
@@jkf3169 What if, like....*takes huge bong rip* we all lived on all the other planets, man? *takes another* And they're all empty cause we fuckin killed em, man. That's fuckin real dude.
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"How easy it is to deny the pain
Of someone else's suffering"
RIP Chuck!
I think of this line quite often and I've listened to this for well over 20 years!
"The ones who suffer have no voice"
@@treyebillups8602 manipulating destiny
@@misterscorbunny5524 *Crazy ass riff *
Words that will forever have meaning.
Because humans will never learn.
Sean recorded this when he was 19. Incredible.
Rest in peace.
Very credible, wouldn't be surprised at all to know the drummer is 19 years old. Composition or technical rhythm guitar would be slightly more surprising. Young drummers showing off is the classical thing what one expects of drums.
@@bfkc111 What a weird remark. Listen to anything by Death before Human... or ANY other pre-Human death/thrash album for that matter. These drumpatterns clearly aren't inspired by Possessed, Sepultura, Morbid Angel or Kreator. Sean helped bring jazz /fusion drumming into extreme metal. Nevermind his ridiculous kicks on this album. Only Sandoval could really keep up with those tempos, but not with this groove. Pretty exceptional if you ask me for a teen without the perks of having internet or trigger modules.
Without Reinert's drumming on this album we probably wouldn't have the styles of Longstreth, Kolias, Rudinger, Grossmann, Mounier or even Thomas Haake.
That being said, this takes nothing away from the accomplishments of Chuck Schuldiner.
Unreal.
@@bfkc111 not showing off........changing metal drumming forever. Sean was a genious, metal, jazz, fusion all together.
Word!
R.I.P Sean Reinert. A true force behind the kit.
How'd he pass?
@Yippee ki yay! Reinert died on January 24, 2020, due to an aortic rupture.
The candle that burns twice as bright burns half as long \m/
Questo album e troppo bello
Uno dei più metal !
RIP Chuck Schuldiner, RIP Sean Reinert
Legends
@@georgezosin2374 los mejores en cuánto a Metal Técnico se refiere
Metal Royalty!
Rip Scott Clendenin
No es de mi gusto el metal extremo pero considero que si Chuck HUBIESE VIVIDO MÁS TIEMPO DEATH TENDRÍA UN ALBUM DE METAL PROGRESIVO, COMO SI lo lograron otras bandas de death como Opeth, Tiamat y Anathema!
Chuck Schuldiner, Steve Di Giorgio, Sean Reinert, Paul Masvidal and Scott Burns: perfect sound.
I'm 47 years old and this remains one of my favourite records of all time.
Me too.
Dave Denyer yeah i still Remember when i got this on first Press LP, one of friends give me a bunch of old School death metal albums like Obituary, Benediction, early Sepultura,
@@xSpooKee My repress on blood stained red vinyl is awesome. My original vinyl is still with me but got beat up at "metal" parties. lol
Dave Denyer yeah man, still spin my original all the time, even at metal parties, it was in pretty great shape when i got it, think my friend only played like twice or so
ama 14 bro
R.I.P. Sean. THIS is the album that got me into death metal and the first thing you hear is Sean on drums.
Same
I won't lie, this was my first DM album, not that long ago, and yes apart from the overall genius of Chuck and the killer riffs, etc, the drums sold it to me. Weird to think two of these guys are gone.
He’s been my favorite drummer to this day!!!rip Sean
Every drummer in death is just incredible
There whole lineup in every album is just amazing...di Giorgio, Hoglan ,masvidal,Reinert....just wow!!!!
R.I.P. Chuck : you were a musical genius.
R.I.P. Sean : your drumming is still boss today ... and to think that you were only 19yrs old when you began recording ‘Human’.
I always loved how Death doesn't have one album which stands, head and shoulders, above the rest. You can pretty much say you love any one of them the best and most of us fans would be like, "cool".
Simon Psychosis Apart from the last album for some reason I really cant get into it.
Toxik-Vermin It's cool that at least you got into that one.
Oh I think I meant that I like all the albums by them but not their last one.
Simon Psychosis yes it's a difficult decision on choosing a best album since all their new albums at the. Time seemed better than the previous ones I still really like this one for the diversity it had I can't choose either Its extremely difficult to choose the kings of extreme metals best work
The last one is a heavy metal record. It's The Fragile Art of Existance with Chuck on vocals, basically. But still an awesome album. TO FORGIVE IS TO SUFFER!
Every Death album is a masterpiece
I Agree as well.💪🏾💯
Didn't know they did covers
@@floridianthrasher5426 yup, judas priest painkiller on the sound of perseverance album
Damn didn't know that
Yes.It is
This album really helped me through a hard time in my life. Metal is like medicine sometimes.
listen to music for meditation. let yourself go and you will see that it can bring a lot. take care my friend :)
where words fail,music elevates & carry's us through,Lewis.
Amps speak louder than words.
not sometimes and not always. Metal is the medicine.
It truly is metal/punk really helped me in my awful opiate addiction the only thing that made me feel okay when I was dope sick and that sucks so much I wouldn't wish that on anyone thank god for the 80s and the wonderful music that was birthed from that decade
Still kicks 99% of today release asses! Nothing compare when contextualized, and even today nothing come even remotely closed to this album. Chuck was a genius.
Schuldiner, Masvidal, Reinert, DiGiorgio.
Best lineup ever
It funny but I see this in almost every Death album's. Chuck and almost every musicians who played with him were fucking beast
Nice profile pic
+Sushi yeah agree dude.and individual lineup and leprosy and SH and this and TSOP and SBG(dat drummer bro) and fucking Symbolic :)
I still prefer Murphy over Masvidal :)
Estoy completamente de acuerdo contigo amigo!.
I'm in a Death discography marathon and so far this is their best album EASILY, this is beyond great
It's more than an album, it's a friend!
@Dave_Shredder bought this album back in 8th grade. Still listen to it at 45yrs old. Old friend indeed.
This is their best album. IMO, of course.
no way buddy!
Reinert was 20 years old when he recorded this monumental colossus. Everything changed right after. Say what you want, but for me, this is the best extreme metal drum-work of all times.
Totally agree!
Such absolute craft master, i cant even believe he’s gone, never forget, always will remain his soul on this tracks
he was master of dynamics, best drummer in metal and maybe music in general world has even known.
And he didn't even consider himself as a metal drummer.
@@nikoko4090 maybe thats what made him so good. and maybe thats why most "metal" drummers suck
The Bass and drum sound on this absolutely amazing
Yes the remix made them sound so fucking good.
@@atoma8921
I randomly picked an interessed in the Band because i saw a Top 10 List called 10 unforgettable things about Chuck Schuldiner i found that very interessting and then i watched the Death documentary on youtube and was blown away by the skill of the musicians on Human and Individual Thought Patterns i dont even listen to Death Metal THAT much only Gojira and Dethklok are the ONLY Death Metal Band i know
Well, hope you enjoy Death! I'm in a Death cover band in New Zealand!!! We love death! :) @@sheldoncooper8199
@@BluntAnims
Yeah i didnt even know that drummer of Cynic and the drummer of Testament Gene Hoglan was in Death
Yeah after You get used to the vocals its amazing music. took me some time.
I just saw a video on youtube 6 days ago by Loudwire
called 10 unforgettable things about Chuck Schuldiner i a friend of mine mentioned him as his guitar hero 10 years ago so i klicked the video. And i was just blown away by the Guys personality
Planing on getting Human and Individual Thought Patterns allready bought Symbolic. I prefer the later more complex stuff. Human is my favorite so far.
I also like the Death Metal Bands Gojira and Dethklok.
Nice man, Also like Gojira and Dethklok! \m/ @@sheldoncooper8199
Chuck singlehandedly elevated death metal from "passing novelty" to "high art."
I dunno, Paul Masvidal certainly helped.
It was a passing novelty it popularity faded in the mid to late 90s
@@somethingsomething9008 uhh what it still has a huge audience
@@somethingsomething9008 you clearly dont know shit
@@bestguywhotellsitlikeitis True, but I’d say James Murphy helped much more, just look at the list of bands he was in, nothing but greats. Death, Testament, Disincarnate, Cancer, his solo stuff, the dude is a killer guitarist.
1. Flattening Of Emotions
Where is the person that could have been
Who, what took over, when did the end begin
Should we not prepare for the uncertain
Mysteries of our life, of our destiny
See things that are not there
Intruding voices
What went wrong to their picture perfect life
They once knew - Flattening of emotions
[Solos: Schuldiner, Masvidal]
A mind shared by an uninvited stranger
Which comes and goes as choose to appear
Should we not prepare for the uncertain
Mysteries of our life, of our destiny
See things that are not there
Intruding voices
What went wrong to their picture perfect life
They once knew - Flattening of emotions
2. Suicide Machine
Controlling their lives
Deciding when and how they will die
A victim of someone else's choice
The ones who suffer have no voice
Manipulating destiny
When it comes to living, no one seems to care
But when it comes to wanting out
Those with power, will be there
Prolong the pain
How long will it last?
Suicide machine
A request to die with dignity
Is that too much to ask?
Suicide machine
How easy it is to deny the pain
Of someone else's suffering
[Solos: Schuldiner, Masvidal]
Robbed of natural abilities
In death they now seek tranquility
In a confused state of mind
Extending agony, they must be blind
Manipulating destiny
When it comes to living, no one seems to care
But when it comes to wanting out
Those with power, will be there
Prolong the pain
How long will it last?
Suicide machine
A request to die with dignity
Is that too much to ask?
Suicide machine
3. Together As One
Labelled a creation of evil
Ridiculed for their shocking appearance
Sharing both pleasure and pain
Two minds, two hearts, one soul
Separating mentally
An illusion of privacy
Together - they absorb each other's lives
As One - they will live and they will die
A living hell has begun
[Solo: Schuldiner]
Displayed as a nightmare
Criticized through words and eyes
As they stare
To the normal it seems grotesque
Connected by a bond of flesh
Sharing both pleasure and pain
Two minds, two hearts, one soul
Separating mentally
An illusion of privacy
Together - they absorb each other's lives
As One - they will live and they will die
A living hell has begun
4. Secret Face
There is a mask
That covers up one's true intentions
Once removed, things become very clear
Analyze behavior patterns to see beneath
The person that is presented to you
Vulnerable through trust
Life is a twisted maze of obstacles
Presented by people with a secret face
[Solo: Schuldiner]
What's on the outside
Is not always all that is real
Live by caution, what I feel
When things are reversed
People are shown for what they are
The truth is revealed
Banish the false
Pacifying moments with an acquired disguise to obtain
The things they want
By the anguish of someone else
Materialistic motives are fulfilled
Cherish the true
Vulnerable through trust
Life is a twisted maze of obstacles
Presented by people with a secret face
5. Lack Of Comprehension
A condemning fear strikes down
Things they cannot understand
An excuse to cover up weaknesses that lie within
Lies
Laying your guilt and pain
On people that had no part in the molding of a life
That creates its destruction
Lies
Right before your very eyes
A reflection of the mistakes
To the end you will deny
Your part in the demise of a life
Lack of comprehension
Thriving on your cliché
Compelled by self-resentment
[Solo: Schuldiner]
Reaching into the minds of those that created
The depression in which they
In which they drowned their flesh and blood
Lies
So easy to blame the
Everlasting guilt on a pathetic attempt
To justify the ending of a life
Lies
Right before your very eyes
A reflection of the mistakes
To the end you will deny
Your help in the ending of a life
Lack of comprehension
Thriving on your cliché
Compelled by self-resentment
6. See Through Dreams
Born into darkness
Where sounds portray the images that are out
Out of reach from my sight
Which has been denied
Hands change into my eyes
Body senses intensified
Sight so close yet far away
In dreams my thoughts take their form
To give memories identity
Through dreams I obtain
The ability to connect sight with sound
[Solo: Schuldiner]
Close your eyes and imagine to be without
What we take for granted every time we open our eyes
A permanent shadow to never step away
Feel the dark in the cold
Feel the warmth of the light
Which has been denied
Hands change into my eyes
Body senses intensified
Sight so close yet far away
In dreams my thoughts take their form
To give memories identity
Through dreams I obtain
The ability to connect sight with sound
7. Cosmic Sea
[Instrumental]
[Solos: Schuldiner, Masvidal]
8. Vacant Planets
Mysterious object of flight on a voyage
To correct what they have done, what we are doing
Perhaps submerged, living in the inner most
Recesses of the planet - no choice but
To adapt to an underground world
Limiting our passages of thought
Are they the examples of regression
A life form's abusive progression
In a realm so vast, we sit among the Vacant Planets
[Solos: Masvidal, Schuldiner]
So many worlds yet to be seen that once have shared
The same effects that come from greed, mass production
Perhaps submerged, living in the inner most
Recesses of the planet - no choice but
To adapt to an underground world
Limiting our passages of thought
Are they the examples of regression
A life form's abusive progression
You sir, are the real MVP.
❤
I’m a bit of a Death geek and a bigger Human one, and I can 100% say that there’s no Masvidal solo on Suicide Machine.
that lyrics, from the early 90ies, are still conspiracies for a lot of people in the 2020ies !!
ruhe in frieden, lieber chuck (see you live, at the "full of hate"-tour, in summer1993)
Bravo
Hands down one the best metal albums of all time
Up there with Rust and Follow the Reaper.
I was only 6 years old when I heard this album. Which was about 2003. I was going through my older brother’s CD collection when he wasn’t home and this was the first album I picked up. Put it in the CD player, and I was blown away. I remember it clearly. I was a fan of Death and Metal pretty much my whole life. 23 years old now, and still going strong with my love for Death!! I’m extremely jealous of the people who got to see Death live back in the day. You are all truly lucky and must’ve been kick ass. Sad that I will never get to attend a Death concert. R.I.P Chuck and Sean
Amen brother. It’s sobering for me to read that. I did get to see them on this tour and individual. Also met Sean after a cynic show. I can say even then you knew you were seeing something special, but I wish I appreciated it more. They were the tightest live metal band at the time.
Lack of comprehension, Suicide Machine, Secret Face, Flattening of emotions... What a great album Human is.
together as one too
Juan Carlos Sevinones Vacant fucking Planets, Cosmic Sea; all the songs are magnificent.
John Melgoza
I mean that these songs are my favourites.
Even the kiss cover is fuckin great
Do you even See Through Dreams and Vacant Planets?
That drum Intro at Flattering of Emotions is one of the greatest drum intros i ve ever heard
I prefer together as one
I’ve always appreciated how intelligible and crisp Chuck’s vocals are. Always lyrically interesting, always musically pummeling.
I find his vocals enjoyable and interesting to listen to in all of his work. Pretty amazing package when you add that to his technical guitar playing and compositional skills.
I've always been a thrash metal kind of guy. I've recently submerged myself into Death and now I have a whole new appreciation for death metal. I had a pretty bad stereotype in my brain about death metal and Chuck really fixed that!
Stay metal dudes.
What stereotypes did you have? Dig into the other unique bands early recrods that bring something specific to the table like Autopsy (Death's first drummer's band), Incantation, Suffocation, Demilich, Blood Incantation (recent band but they are astoundingly original and fresh), Dismember (for having obvious melodic parts tastefully laced into their savagery). There's a plethora of other crucial bands but those should be enough to get you wanting to keep on exploring IMO.
Jordan I honestly thought it was going to be meaningless lyrics with repetitive guitar riffs with no solos or musical talent. obviously I was wrong and love it
Well that's awesome. In my personal opinion its possibly the most varied and intricate genre in metal but that's partially because I love the rhythms and raw, crushing production styles that sound primal/cosmic. If you ever need some recs just ask!
Jordan hey man can you recommend me some good death meta?, I don't really care so much for the gore/brutal aspect of it, meaningful lyrics and riffs that go well with it, thanks!
Mayank Dastane kalmah And amon amarth both melodic DEATH Metal
Chuck Schuldiner was one of the biggest geniuses in the history of metal!
@M. Swaiti666
He was the LAST evolutionary Step in Metal for years until Meshuggah formed in i dont know 1997 ?
@@sheldoncooper8199 Meshuggah formed in 1987 dude. Their debut is from 89
@@Akhin
Holy shit i didnt know.
@@sheldoncooper8199 Pantera did something new too dude, genres like Nu-Metal, Groove Metal and heavier riffs and vocals in general wouldn't be around today if it wasn't for them
@@boazbaruchin9085
Yes i know i just recently discovered Pantera 9 weeks ago Cowboys From Hell is One of the BEST Top 15 Metal Albums Ever
10/10. In 1991 this music only existed in Chuck's mind.
Atheist was beyond Death musically
@@JamesJones-i2v I'd say they were on the same level
@@JamesJones-i2vI would say around the same level. Pretty different bands. I still consider atheist the best tech death band ever
Came to appreciate Sean Reinert, maybe a little too late. Rest in Peace Big Guy!!
It's never too late
Me too listening this piece for the first time is priceless. Envy me
Sakib Ahmed-Better Late, Than Never!!!!!
@@mydixiewrecked315 Correct
this band used to stand out of the crowd of the death metal scene. Lyrics are mature about human psychology, music is so marvelous, the brutal voice of Chuck expressed pain, melodies are mind tripping, each one band member was so ridiculously talented.
The only band who had only god tier musicians
R.I.P. Mr. Reinert.
I was really shocked ... When did he die ???
Pretty new to metal, this is easily one of the best i've heard yet
Damn you're starting quite heavy😂 it took me 2 years of listening to sabaton and iron maiden before I got to death
@@zsjb_ death is very easy to get into.
@@gillaliglaou2840 in death metal,yes.
Same been listening to metal here and there since middle school but didn't get INTO it since about last year . So many crazy Timeless bands that are melting my mind. Heard necrophagist last week.
try necrophagist or old The berzerker
This album is fucking perfect from start to finish!
one of the very few metal albums -I can listen to multiple times in a row, at Maximum volumes & never grow tired of...
My favorite Death album. Sean Reinert lives on through his drumming and music.
Amazing rest in peace chuck
One of the few death metal bands that really valued dynamic contrast
I bought this when I was 19 and still listening to it 30 yrs later. Greatest metal album ever recorded. Every single song delivers
RIP Sean. Your drumming helped refine me as a metal drummer. Your precision and discipline on the instrument. You stood alone. You made even the simplest fills sound like the way they were meant to sound. Only you had that unique feel. Dynamics, power, speed, precision, heart.
Well said Chris. Sean will be with us forever in our hearts and mind. he kicked it too the next level as you described it fully in detail his awesome skills in drumming but mainly a super down to earth person who i meet twice.
REINERT(RIP) A DRUM GOD \,,/
the same to me...I learned to play fast double bass playing Lack of...and other songs...in that time, it was excpetional...hats off
Every track he did on drums were like paintings. So refined and class. Hypersensitive to his craft.
Same here, also the drummer from cannibal corpse inspired me to excel also
I'm 45 and I've been listening to heavy music since I was 14, but there is no better than Death, it's just unimaginable, and what lyrics are just incredible...
HAAA HELL YEA IM 54 YR YOUNG AN STILL SINCE BK N 1985 IVE BN BANGING AN MOSHING LIKE I DONT GIVE SHIT !!!! DRI 👹👹👹 AND THRASHING TO THRASH AN REAL DEATH METAL SINCE LUV THIS HARD ASS SHITTT THRASH TILL DEATH!!!!!!!
@__b__7375 I'm 53, this is our classic music... can't ever stop loving those heavy, hard, guitar riffs...snare popping....double bass all day...
im only 16 and have only just been getting into Death, but everything I've heard so far has been awesome, any other bands you'd reccomend?
Dark Tranquillity, it is Melodic Death@@biga6664
@biga6664 You might want to try the group (Sodom) album (Agent Orange) & (Persecution Mania). Tell me your thoughts after you listen.
Whenever I start listening to any DEATH's album, I think it's the best one
hehe. so true : )
sean reinert was a phenomenon drummer and only 20 years old back then
Unfortunately he passed away... May he rest in power
I am a proud owner of their promotional copy of this album in audio cassette :D
How's the mixing done on the originals? Is it better than the flat sound that they had on the original CD prints?
@@Lithuania8634 you are gay.
@@Lithuania8634 definitely a homosexual
Okay guys calm down
@@Lithuania8634 u probs gay asf Holmes
Man this album's lineup was insane. Chuck, Sean Reinert, Paul Masvidal and Steve Di Giorgio.
who the hell can dislike this classic?
People who don't like chocolate (technicality) in their peanut butter (death metal / underground extreme metal)
Most likely oldschool Sepultura fans... I've seen some of them legit HATE on this band and album... Shame on these bastards
Obituary
People who just listen "Reggaeton", don't even search it on Google it will make your ears bleed and your computer will be filled with virus
Tards, that who
This reissue was really needed, now we can finally hear the bass !
barely
Right!? The bass lines are out of this world. I remembering buying this album when it first came out and thinking what an incredible transition for Schuldiner but the bass wasn't as audible.... Hail Steve Di Giorgio👊
Voivod!!!🤘
@@enijize1234 What do you mean barely? The bass is too loud in this mix. I disagree with OP too.
Vacant Planets is a real masterpiece!
Still listening in 2016, ...and forever! :)
+LamarcusDirk Death till Death!
+DarkyzGaming SK/CZ Hahaha, totally
+LamarcusDirk all the days of my life
+LamarcusDirk I'm 43 this year...Stil loyal..
+LamarcusDirk Still listening for the rest of my life, haha \m/
amazing basslines...DiGiorgio rules!!!
Nvm, you're right. I knew there were two Cynic members I got mixed up which ones.
+Justin Brantley (JustinBA007) paul masvidal (guitar) and sean reinert(DRUMS)
Just as good on ITP.
Is this the remaster? It only says reissue (which would imply its not remastered) but I seen to remember barely being able to hear the bass in the original mix, but it's super clear here
WeWantYouToStay I'm pretty sure its remastered because Scream bloody gore's mix is the same with the bass pretty loud and high in the mix compared to original that you could just about hear the bass. not positive tho.
RIP Sean and Chuck
I'm nearing my 50s...yet I have rediscovered the sound of Death... Refreshing as it was back then when I had my first leprosy album... Listening without prejudice. Chuck, deeply missed.
same
Chuck & Sean 2 legend of metal music......live forever ... together as one🤘🤘🤘🤘
This feels both heavy and vulnerable. Very emotional album.
Human was the first death album I heard when I was fourteen. It blew me away! I was barely getting into heavy music then and once I found Death, I never was the same!
i remember being 14 and finding scream bloody gore on the album rack. it blew me away...lol i , too, haven't looked back. rip evil chuck.
Flattening of Emotions. What a masterpiece of a song to start this violent rollercoaster into the bowels of metal...and what a legacy Chuck and Death left for us. Blessed to have lived during his time and enjoy a band that evolved into a technical monster that is overshadowed by none other than themselves.
Dozer Roman Absolutely!
So sad to hear about Sean's passing... One of the best drummers metal has ever had... Godspeed my friend... Say hi to Chuck for us, ok?... you will be dearly missed.
Their heaviest album for me.
Secret Face is underrated as fuck.
the best
Steve DiGiorgio's woman is satisfied due to his fingers speed lmao
This album is , arguably, one of, if not, THE greatest technical death metal albums ever made. Chuck Schuldiner… Sean Reinert…Paul Masdival… Steve Digiorgio… all masters at their craft. R.I.P Chuck… taken WAY too soon😔
Absolutely
R.I.P. Chuck and Sean
I actually prefer Individual Thought Patterns slightly to this one, but that doesn't mean I don't consider this one of the best metal albums ever. Symbolic is a masterpiece. I think if they would have mixed Steve's bass the way it was intended to be this one would maybe be my favorite.
@@nealandrus6666 bass on ITP is just next level
@@nealandrus6666 Human then Symbolic my best two
RIP Sean...just blown away by his art on this song
This Album started the all technical battle!!! Even Gene Hoglan said it was only after hearing this album he started to incorporate his jazz influences and technics in Metal drumming.... Human is a legendary album
Sad that a lot of new very gifted kids dont know this band.
It was Bill Ward who first used jazz influences in metal drumming
Кто-то сказал, что подобная музыка, разрушает психику!!
Но меня она восхищает, и заряжает энергией!!!
Да, здравствует дэт -металл!!!!!
торчать постоянно на музыке не стоит особенно если слушать слишком громко, угнетается психика от любого стиля но от тяжёлой тем более
@@vagifabdullaev8757 Мне 54-е и я об этом знаю с 17-и лет!
да че там говорить, я засыпаю под дэзняк)))
Sean Reinart's a beast.
sean reinart suicide machine
Not bad for a pillow biter
R.I.P. :(
RIP
@@freeschaeffercox1640 really?..let me guess .....are you 12 years old teen girl?
Pay attention kids. No pig squeals, no drop-Z tuning. Yet heavy as fuck.
You can thank all the one-upmanship, “ I can go heavier” crap...
listen to a fine day to die of bathory, it's brutal and they used standar tunning
Quinn eh it's fun, so I don't have a problem with it.
Stuff like this lasts longer, though.
@@honkmaster yea Death just does it for me. Chuck was very humble too
Absolutely fucking right
one of most influential album all-time for sure
Великолепный альбом, переслушиваю, плачу😢
Superb line-up on this album.
Absolute masterpiece of technical Death Metal.
R.I.P. Chuck and Sean.
Fuck man, everytime I come back to this album, I remember high-school me plucking this off the shelf of my local FYE in 2009 and being totally unprepared for the life altering course it took me on once that cd hit my little Sony boombox. Chuck is still the GOAT to me all these years on, and all the talent he brought along with him made Death the gold standard of the genre. To this day a profound source of inspiration to the music I make.
Probably my 20th time listening to this album... never noticed how much "See Through Dreams" slams at 23:34 or how bodacious that solo right before it is. That's the real sign of a classic. Every time you spin it there's new appreciation for parts you missed the first couple of dozens of spins through.
So true. Probably on my 20000 listen and still hearing new stuff.
RIP Sean. An absolute monster. The best Death record, and Cynic would not have been the same without this guy's chops. This man literally changed the metal drumming landscape forever.
Yes!!! This whole damn album is 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥁🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶🤟🏾😎
I always loved how from one album to the next the next they always sounded like a different band
One of the most amazing death metal albums ever produced. Period!
What an absolutely perfect album, a masterpiece in every sense of the word.
I just want to point out that this is probably about the best death metal lead guitar you will ever hear anywhere. The technicality. The phrasing. The feeling.
Chuck was a visionary and virtuoso. You don't hear guitar solos like that anymore, if you hear them at all...
The rhythm section's brilliance speaks for itself as well here.
Death is the only band that I struggle with deciding what my favourite album is. I have some that I prefer over others but narrowing it down to one is next to impossible for me.
I've listened to them all and I like 'Human' and 'Individual Thought Patterns' the best because these two are just so fucking brutal and ferocious. I got 'Human' ahead by a hair because the songs are more catchy and enjoyable. I also prefer Chuck's vocals on these two albums because he sounds like a fucking lion as opposed to an emo girl on the final two albums.
211Appolo For me there are many Bands were I cant decide my favourite album.
See I like Symbolic the best to each their own.
Human and Individual though patterns are the best. That wasn't hard
For me it both Symbolick and TSOP
You know you've reached middle age when you're listening to a 25 year old album at a reasonable volume in your living room.
Yes, even if it's death metal.
Ernie Dunbar Fuck that im 39 and still am pissing off my neighbors.
Ernie Dunbar "reasonable volume" makes me think of Officer Space. hahaha
Ernie Dunbar I am 20 and I don't give a shit about my neighbours. Death metal wanna be played loud
Ernie Dunbar middle age isn't until 60.
Im in my mid 40 and gonna play this music till i die...i dont see any other option😁😂
one of the perks of the quarantine is being able to listen to all the great albums one hasnt had time to listen to for years
One of the best metal album ever !
31 years but still fresh
and the power it holds!
So much amazing music here than stands the test of time 3 decades later...legendary album!!
i think this is my favorite death album
It helped me fall from grace ;)
Lucifer you think? should know
Lucifer I just wish it was longer.
Feel the same bro
Lucifer:I just wish it was longer.-that's what "SHE said...." har-har-har!!!!
Possibly the greatest death metal album of all time
Technical and Progressive Death Metal my friend. This is one of my fav DEATH albums ever, METAL is the Way!!! 💀🔥🔥🔥
Not quite death. More like proggy thrash.
Altars of madness is better
@@Pirustae Proggy Death...Not thrash..!!!
@@Pirustae progressive death metal you mean
Never heard something so incredible. Definitely in my top 10 albums.
Ok, I think i have a problem with this album, i like it too much!! Since it's release, i abused of at least 2 cassettes and 3 cds, they all died of exhaustion. 30 years later, i still listen to it AT LEAST once a week, it's like i'm possessed by it! I'm sure if i have childrens, their first words will be "Human"!
its an album ive been going back to for nearly 30 years now!
FAREWELL SEAN! You set the bar for Progressive Death Metal drumming bringing different influences to the game, super creative and incredible musician. Our songs wouldn't be the same without your contributions to music. Give a listen to Human and Cynic today... RIP Master!
Me and Chuck were in the same high school.
Lyman in Longwood. Suburb of Orlando.
A year a head of me i saw him in his MANTAS cut off jean jacket...awesome
My favorite death metal album of all time. I still remember my jaw dropping the first time I heard it. Everything is amazing, the riffs, the arrangements, the bass, etc... but what caught my attention most was the incredible drumming. RIP Chuck and Sean.
Anyone who's thinking about writing a metal album : take notes ...
This is the Dead Sea Scrolls of music right here ... a Bible for those attaining higher writing abilities.
Wonderous ... Magical ... Dimensional ... Inspiring ... Thought Prevoking ... Incredible.
Even the Basslines are a " life changing " experiance, LISTEN !!! " Suicide Machine " … listen to the bass and Chuck's vocal placement …
One of the best metal album I’ve ever heard. Such badassery !
The riffs @ both 4:38 & 22:09 are in major key (D)! Just to remind you how brutal Death can be yet so creative
A LOT of Flattening of Emotions is in a major key. Even Chuck's solo is clearly outlining phrygian dominant
When I first heard Sean behind the kit,I could hardly believe that such complicated patterns were incorporated into metal drumming.Sometimes it almost made me quit drumming,but fortunately I didn't.Sean was and still is one of the drummers that I will always look up to and pay homage to.Keep on drumming on the other side,brother.🖤
Today is a sad day. RIP Sean Reinert 🙏🙏🙏
Never heard the remastered version before. I've got an original CD pressing and it sounds a lot flatter in comparison. This is one of the rare cases where I think a remastered album sounds better than the original.
This is a remix.
Yup, this is a full on remix done by the legendary jim morris of morrisound. The same studio where this album was recorded btw, which is why this sounds a LOT better than the other poorly done remasters and remixes
@@ButcherGrindslam xdxddd
Agreed 👍 man it sounds like liquid gold should taste.i can hear so much more than the original .every aspect.
People are so analytical correcting people like this get a job at Facebook
Best Death metal album in history
+Tomy Sabbath All Death albums are best :)
+Tomy Sabbath hellz yea ;)
Necroticism - Carcass
+Tomy Sabbath It's kinda interesting that I read the same comment on every other Death full album videos I have seen
Gateways to Annihilation,Heretic,Formulas Fatal to the Flash are better.
Individual thought patterns still my favorite, but this record is a goddamn masterpiece.!!!
By far my favorite DEATH album and features Paul and Sean of CYNIC!!!! What a classic!!!
Don’t forget Steve DiGiorgio, one of the most influential bassists in metal.
RIP SEAN REINERT 1971 - 2020
Though I've never met Chuck personally, I do miss him so much!...
Imo, he was also the most influencial person and human being in extreme metal, redefining and shaping death metal, album after album and creating not just music, but new forms of art.
RIP Metal Brother!
Drums in this album is crazy. I had a casette of this album when I was a kid, it's still a master piece.
RIP death.
never a bad time to listen to an album of this caliber...any fucking day of any decade. why not today?
If you haven't heard this before and you enjoy it, buy the album. If you have heard this before and own the album, buy one more. You know it's that good. Rip Chuck & Sean...
Thoroughly blown away by this album. Probably the best Death album of all, RIP Chuck.
EnlightenedBogan
Its my favorite Death album too and I've listened to their entire discography.
Not just a brilliant musician, Chuck taught me more about society and it's flaws than my dad lol
most of his thoughts were distorted and not acccording to Christianity
@@onenonlyheart
his thoughts was as pure and as realistic as it gets .....when you look at them from a Human perspective..........not from religious peoples perspective
@@onenonlyheart because whether or not his thoughts were according to christianity is the most important factor, OBVIOUSLY.
@faisal saleem And I bet they didn't fit the guidelines of hundreds of other religions, point?
@@jkf3169 What if, like....*takes huge bong rip* we all lived on all the other planets, man? *takes another* And they're all empty cause we fuckin killed em, man. That's fuckin real dude.