Carcass interview (Headbanger's Ball 1992)
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- Опубліковано 1 вер 2012
- Interview with Bill Steer and Jeff Walker (including video clip "Incarnated Solvent Abuse")
Jeff talks about album history, music influence and making new album
MC:Venessa Warrick
*uploaded from bootleg video tape
(tag):Carcass, Bill Steer, Jeff Walker, Necroticism - Descanting the Insalbrious, Incarnated Solvent Abuse, Headbanger's Ball, Venessa Warrick, Colin Richardson, earache records, bootleg video tape, music programme, video clip, music video
Someone get him a glass of water
Why?
***** he looks very thirsty.
Frank Grimes I keep thinking that it's the recording that's making that popping noise... come to find out, it's him. Did they not offer water or at least whiskey?
Yes. The man has cottonmouth, to be sure. I'm sure he smoked a big fat one before the interview.
SD Hussey it could be popping candy?
This was when MTV actually meant something .
That and Vanessa
MTV was saturated with homosexuals.
I met Jeff in a pub in Birmingham about five years ago whilst he was doing some stuff with another band.. amazing guy, had a lovely chat with him and at the end of the night he came over and shook my and my friends hand wished us a good night. top bloke. CARCASS \M/
With Grind Death Metal Band Brujería
Fucking dope bro
He reminds me of red dwarf lol
They were actually in an episode of red dwarf
man, I love jeff walker. self-deprecating, but also kind of arrogantly confident. His live banter is funny too
His live banter always reminds me of John Lennon
Man, I am in love with Bill Steer!!!!! Just met him the other day and he made sure to give me a guitar pick...he blows my mind. Love Carcass!
I’m late to the party here, but what I really love about Carcass is their lack of fear of evolving. Every album shows a different representation of where they were at in terms of creativity and inspiration. Their unwillingness to shoehorn themselves into the constraints of a genre really gave them an unbridled sense of songwriting and arrangement, and I really respect that. Glad to see they’re at it again with some new music.
Rubbish
@@dimebagvision3221but they did It badly lol
Get Jeff some water. Awesome guy, awesome band!
"these pretzels, are making, me, thirsty"
hahahaha
Seinfeld is still a great show
"...A classic band that was too overlooked." That was an accurate prediction.
Wow shes gorgeous!
BOBBYGITRPLYR I know right
Agreed! Vanessa is/was a total babe!
yeah but sadly she aged like milk out of the fridge. Do a quick google search "Vanessa Warwick"
yeah Vanessa isn't too bad either :D
@@Maniahg Wow,. people age over time. Quite a discovery you made there bub. Maybe she should have got surgery so you could bitch about that too.
Somebody get this guy a glass of water, holy shit.
Necroticism was their best album IMO, and it along with Heartwork captures the unique sound they had. Everybody in goregrind has since tried their hand at the sound of Reek and Symphony, but the early 90s was when the band did something I wish would've caught on more. Not a fan of Swansong, but I appreciate that the band never pidgeonholed themselves into one genre.
Necro was a landmark, like master of puppets, slayer reign in blood, entombed left hand path, death leprosy, my dying bride swans, paradise lost gothic, sepultura beneath the remains...
I like that Carcass lyrics never had swear words in them.
Carcass and Death are the best extreme metal bands ever! These are really cult bands.
Death is not really a cult band, Cannibal Corpse might have sold more than Death but now at days, Death is by far the most popular death metal band
Necroticism is my favourite Carcass album.
No argument there. Without a shadow of a doubt their best, haven't even thought about changing my mind in almost 10 years
I agree although swansong was a really good Catchy album with some really groovey tracks
@@bigmatt1994 It was so out of the field though, but I do dig Swansong. Black star is probably my fav on it. On point saying it is groovy, but I wish they would go back to their "Necrotic" ways lol. It seems they adopted to stay the melodic path of Heartwork, rather than the brutality of their earlier work, or the crispness and savagery of Necroticism, or the groovy Swansong.
@@RaytheGrayt think my favourite is keep on rotting in the free world. Yeah I do dig their earlier gore days. Heartwork is a brilliant album 👏 👌 🙌
I was 12 when that was originally broadcast.I didn't have MTV so my mate would record it and i would get it a day or so later. A big shout out to all you old skool "Headbanger's Ball" fans. And lets not forget the good old VHS. Yeah.
You know what really pisses me off about Headbanger's Ball? The fact that it's not on MTV anymore, and that MTV as a whole sucks without it... Ugh.
Rob D have you seen her without the makeup and the hair?
Cittamatra
without the makeup and hair?..hell 99% of women look like dickless dudes anyways without their fake asses and padded bras and tons of makeup and stank smelling perfumes etc etc etc lol..just like ole dad used to warn me about going to bed with a 10 and waking up with a 1 lol
***** Hahaha
TV as a whole sucks nowadays. The only time I turn it on is to watch the local news.
The point he makes at 5:20 is still painfully valid.
this video made me pause, get up and get a glass of water
Watching in September of 2018. Jeff Walker is awesome! Carcass is awesome, even without former guitarist Michael Amott, and former drummer Ken Owen. I had NEVER heard Metallica, or Slayer, called death metal!!! wow!!
Still can't believe a country that represents classy and gentle would make such brutal thingy. Carcass \m/
And Napalm Death
And Bolt Thrower, Benediction, Cancer
@Finalized Tranquility Carcass are from Liverpool
Until you stay too long in the same pub and get glassed at closing time :D
You can tell he wasn’t feeling Cannibal Corpse
I could never watch Headbanger's Ball at home because mom would put me to bed when the sun was still out. Could only watch it when I spent the night at friends' houses.
somebody get homeboy a glass of water.sheesh,already.
"Dug our own grave"... Love how realistic Jeff is here. Many great bands did become overlooked, but not Carcass thankfully!
Wow, semi prophetic by Jeff there. Though he couldn't be more wrong that people didn't look back and view them as classic. So overlooked in their time, and now any metalhead worth his salt knows who they are due to all the bands they influenced.
a different time, a great time, loved watching headbangers ball as a young teen!!!
I was totally 14 when I got into Carcass. Take that, Jeff! :-D
..."5 years from now...um...maybe we're not going to break it big".....I knew there was a reason why I always LOVED this band and that sums it up. One of the most influential artists on the planet...one of the BEST live acts I have ever seen and even now they still play small venues and absolutely mesh with their fan base.
Bill Steer was and remains so goddamned hot, Jesus Christ.
I've loved Carcass since I was 16.... I'm 40 now and still appreciate .. shouldn't have sniffed that big line before the interview though...
Love this band since the first time I heard them back In 1992. They're one of the few Extreme Metal bands that still matter, that create something unique back in the day that almost 95% of Death Metal, and Gore Metal bands still copy even now on 2022.
They sure do... as I listen to Reek of Putrefaction on cassette for the gazillionth time!
You jus can't *click* really *click* define *lip smack* what death meh-ul is anyway *click*
Well said
After 30 years we can say, this album is a milestone in music !!! Thank you for that !!
i'd like to hear Jeff speak with his 2014 mind about the things he said in this interview.
I love Jeff, but why does he have hate for death metal? HIS BAND IS DEATH METAL
@@iammarkfirth So he doesn't like his band?
I dont think he necessarily hates it just got tired of it and the thousands of copycat bands
I think his point is that he dislikes labels. Limiting yourself to a single genre or style is pretty silly.
@James Bond Surgical steel was really good IMO. Their New EP is pretty meh tho.
@@user-mz8iu7qx4n Agreed on both.
Jeff, what the hell did you smoke? The mouth dryed for some reason... And it's not 'cause you're a shy boy.. LOL!
This chick was really lucky indeed. She had a chance to talk with Jeff Walker and Layne Staley aka my heroes. I would give my everything to be in her shoes!
Sounds like he has Cottonmouth..... lol
Jeff flicking his tongue around like that is reminding me of a frog catching flies.
He is on speed there me thinks
I love how they don't show Bill until towards the end. The man was so quiet lmao
Finally get to see these guys in March. Can't wait!!!!
Thanks for the upload tooolest32.
I found out about Carcass late, (1994) but love them still to this day.
I think it's a death metal album. To me, death metal is everything that is UN-GENERIC.. Death metal is everything progressive and perfect and true and honest in the world.
Hail Carcass and hail death metal!!
And Death Metal incorporates all the best elements of music, Metal, Punk, Hardcore,Grind and Thrash, what better kind of music could you ask for? there is none!
UNIONPACIFIC3606 dont forget prog
***** grindcore
when he keeps sticking his tongue out licking his lips reminds me of that dude from harry potter hahahaha, anyway great band still killing it!!
Kjetil Fimbulvetr Thought the same rofl
Amo a Jeff Walker.
Bill Steer!
Go catch them on tour...they're blowing out the headliner!
Insane that this was TWENTY ONE YEARS AGO o:
Love their new record tho
Awesome. Interesting interview. Definitely an amazing band. Hail Carcass. And also, nice shout out to Bleeding Ginger for the awesome comments below. Eternal hails to the old school VHS as well as the old Ball fans. Raise the old horns.
They need to bring The Headbanger's ball!
Yes I had this on vhs..Carcass!!!
I love that they compare themselves to Edgar Allan Poe at 6:22!
He's about my age there so he's quite young and nervous, I'd actually come back from the UK before this interview, I was 21or 22 and just missed seeing them play and being stranded with my straight parents and dorky older brother was driving me nuts and I needed an infusion of live hardcore/punk and death metal!
Cottonmouth interviews are hard to listen to after a few minutes. I drank 4 beers listening to this shit...
Jesse P Uhuhuhuhuhuhuheheheeeeheheheeeeee
god damn give him some water
My God there's some real wisdom here
I love this band and Jeff is a true artist. There is a huge difference as to why I stopped listening to Cannibal Corpse when I was 16 and why I can still listen to Cannibal Corpse today and why amazing bands like Cattle Decapitation are influenced by Carcass while every crap death metal band loves Cannibal Corpse. Pave your own way!
Found some gold!!
Bill Steer- "Hmm, Hmm, Hmm," Those are the only words he says lol".
+Vinny V He confirms what Jeff is saying, so he doesn't need to say a word ;)
He's not that talkative so it's understandable
Carcass did abandon the Grindcore for Death Metal, and then like the band Death, went into an ever changing type of music. The Vocals flow with the music in Carcass better than a lot of other Death Metal type of bands.
Swansong is my favorite!
I want to see a Deftones-Carcass tour with each band alternating as headliner.
Symphonies of Sickness. (1989) is deff my fav.
It's funny that he talks about being more 'progressive' and 'realistic' rather than generic, but that was the direction many of these bands were going in in the 90s. In that sense they were actually going with the flow.
They were going for a more 'death/rot n roll' sound while other bands were still playing the same shit they did like 5 years ago they did progress from symphonies of sickness to Swansong if you listen so that's probably what they meant
I love carcass 90s heavy metal \m/
Vanessa is damn hot here....
90’s metal, wow, Fear Factory, Carcass, Death, Meshuggah, Type O Negative. Think I watched this back in the day, had a crazy GF that did nothing but watch MTV and she would tape me stuff about ‘thrash shit’ and this was one of those videos ha ha, Great stuff.
Great band!
É Megadeth puro a influência deles, em específico!!!👍👍👍😀😀😀
That man is nervous!
probably smoked beforehand and got cottonmouth
Good interview no doubt
I totally love Carcass and all, but some things Jeff used to say seem so pretentious, or putting them on a higher pedestal. Not that he spoke badly about death metal, but saying Necroticism is past that or something seems a little silly. It's a death metal masterpiece!
So actually, Jeff didn't have a clue about death metal back in the day? It's ironic hearing him talk about it.
You didn't have internet to google about death metal at the time
what he said about death metal from 84-87,was interesting point of view.
yeah, interesting.
Carcass León is waiting. Yeah!!!!
His comments have nothing to do with today's metal scene. Death metal was pretty damn healthy when he said this.
❤
🙀 So stoned 🤘
ah the gods of grind tour.feels like yesterday
Bill is gorgeous
Pure metal
I saw this when it was aired.
This guys can reallyyyy play
Give him a glass of water! He has cottonmouth
Amazing Death Metal Song, Dident Notice how popular it was IM FROM THE U.S
CARNAL SAVAGERY!
Once MTV was about music and not about realli(sitty) shows, at that time we can se Carcass and good stuff, today we only see Sweet 16 and crap like that .l.
No shit. You can't even take one hour a week of non prime time television for a whole genre. But this is the company that didn't wanna scare their demographic with homies until hip hop was all that kids listened to. An even sadder BET network.
Love the drugs.. and the music :)
Vanessa😍😍😍
For those interested, my review of CARCASS - SURGICAL STEEL and the history of grindcore!
PART I
Carcass and the Grindcore history - Death to Silence
PART II
Carcass - Surgical Steel Review - Death to Silence
Jeff Walker: sick as fuck skilled brit!
Vanessa! :)
NECROTICISM rules!!!
Carcass \m/
I read Heath Ledger was inspired by this interview.
Rot ‘n’ Roll!
"things that don't exist like zombies, the occult, or satan" dafuq is wrong w/ this cat?!
Mouth noise ASMR
In another life Jeff Walker would be a young Jim Hawkins