Chuck was a classical composer who basically decided to write killer lyrics, turn killer metal riffs into songs, scream his brains out and then invent an entire metal sub genre and he also had a lot of soul. Rip 🤘🏼
@@morganfarlie If it weren’t for him those other genres wouldn’t have had his stepping stone before hand. Utterly agree back! This show is mind blowing. Thank you
I am Japanese. I went to the Death Live at the live house CLUB CHITTA kawasaki near Tokyo Japan. I think maybe this was the live show at the CLUB CHITTA Kawasaki.
Holy mackerel! Yes! This is one of those two dates in 1995! I am SO envious. What an EXCELLENT show! I hope that my remaster of the audio brought back some fond memories of that experience! Thank you for telling us your history, watching and commenting!
That first solo Chuck plays for spiritual healing is incredibly heavy, I shall dedicate the rest of my life on this earth to learning that solo the exact way he played it on that night
Couldn't agree more, that's why I was so EXCITED to remaster it so you could hear the instruments more clearly and SPECIFICALLY Chuck's voice! Thanks for watching!
I would say Chuck and Death were on their peak til the end of the band, all of their albums from Scream Bloody Gore to The Sound of Perseverance were all masterpieces.
@@arvindshastry1178 I feel that Chuck just kept growing and changing with each album, all the way up to Control denied which I LOVE, but not everyone agrees! I'm just glad everyone has an appreciation for Death, Chuck and their music!
Just so it's easier to get to, here's the tracklist: 0:00 - Intro/Detroit Rock City 1:12 - Spiritual Healing 9:55 - The Philosopher 14:45 - Suicide Machine 19:58 - Crystal Mountain 25:45 - Jealousy 30:23 - Zero Tolerance 36:05 - Lack Of Comprehension 41:21 - 1.000 eyes 47:18 - Flattening of Emotions 53:17 - Empty Words 1:01:18 - Open Casket 1:07:34 - Symbolic 1:18:01 - Pull The Plug Outro - Sweet Leaf
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TOTALLY agree. I saw him on the DTA tour in 2014 with Steve Digorgio and Gene Hoglan and he was JAW dropping. Nailed EVERY solo that wasn't his. Thanks for watching!
He's arguably MY favorite and I'd argue one of the...10? 20? Most influential guitarists ever and one of the Top 5 influential metal guitarists ever. Thanks for watching!
In 1995 I bought 60m cassette with Arise album of Sepultura - 42 minutes length. Other 18 minutes were filled with three songs of some unknown band - later I found out that they there the songs from Symbolic album. It was a wonderful experience.
The Atomic Clock. I love his choices when it comes to subdividing tastefully. He brings a depth and extra pinch of complexity that really enriches the bands sound. He ELEVATES, with these choices. Truly great!!
Gene and Bobby are still keeping the music alive to this day with Death To All, with Steve DiGiorgio and Chuck's apparent long lost son, Max Phelps. So grateful for it, hope they keep it going for a long time.
Agreed! Saw them in June in Denver and also in New Mexico back in 2014. INCREDIBLE legacy stuff and seeing The Sound of Perseverance live in its entirety in person was beyond words.
Not a day goes by that I don't miss this band in any or all of its incarnations. They always managed to find the best of the best players. Being from Altamonte Springs myself, where Chuck lived and died, I felt a pretty close connection with this band and Chuck was my main inspiration in picking up and learning to play guitar back in the '80s. I saw them at least 12 times live, in various hole-in-the-wall bars around Florida, but never in a stadium setting. I often wonder what they might sound like today as Chuck was interested in heading a slightly different direction with his writing and playing. RIP Chuck Schuldiner and Sean Reinert.💔 You live on through your musical legacy and in all of our hearts.
That is INCREDIBLY touching and I'm so glad to meet someone who lived in the same place Chuck did! You're very fortunate to have seen them so many times and I'm glad you enjoyed so many incarnations. Sadly, I'm JUST a bit too young to have seen them, save for MAYBE on the last tour in 98 when they came through NM, but I was only 14 and had just started my metal journey. I have more material to discuss and release about my thoughts on Chuck's potential future that I'll be releasing over the coming months as I too miss this band dearly in all its iterations, if you couldn't tell XD And a sad reminder that Scott Clendenin and Ralph Santolla are ALSO not with us anymore :/
@@morganfarlie I was fortunate to have been in my teens during the Florida Death Metal explosion of the mid to late 1980's (I was born in 1970). So many great bands came from within a few miles from my home. Death, Deicide, Cynic, Massacre, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Atheist, Disincarnate, Six Feet Under... The list goes on, and I saw them ALL in small bars and clubs from Tampa to Daytona Beach and all points between. It was a great time to be alive, lol. Hardly a weekend went by that my friends and I weren't scrounging up cash to go see a killer show. I miss the old days.😢
@@starkraven7308 Well, I'm QUITE envious of you fair youtuber! I enjoy several of those bands, but at a much later age, sadly! So I do what I can in appreciation of these greats and specifically the ones I cherish most (Death being the chief most among them :D) Hilariously as a strange happenstance I lived in Plant city from April 93 - March 95. So I could have had the chance to see Death at SOME point in there...if my parents were VERY open minded as I was between the ages of 9-11 XD Still, I like thinking that Chuck or some of the band stopped by to grab a soda at a gas station or something on their way to Tampa and Morrisound to record Symbolic :P
@@morganfarlie Hi Morgan, i seen death back in the day also at small bars but in Detroit , Michigan ive seen death maybe 4 times write me back if u feel up to it
I'm glad you liked it so much, they technically count Live in LA as an official release. I've got the DVD and everything. But I understand what you mean, they never had like a full TRUE production quality DVD or performance and now that Chuck has been dead 20 years it's gonna be reeeeeeal hard to make that happen XD
By the way, it's so interesting that the trend in 90s in the lightning the shows was make everything dark, almost invisible. I saw Death in Prague in September 95 and it was exactly like this. You would almost see just the silluethes. But it was very atmospheric, mysterious, kind of scary... These days with so many lights and effects it's sometimes like a day light show, it loses that mysterious atmosphere of 90s shows... Great show. Such a pity they didn't play Zombie ritual as they played it the night before in the same place - there is just audio of that show, no footage:(
You did a sick job with this my man. No one will ever understand the power behind Chucks lyrics. The music he wrote to them helped them gain the highest of highs, and lowest of lows.
I UTTERLY agree and thank you for the kind compliments. This was a joy to remaster, as most of the Death material I've remastered has been! Thanks for watching and commenting!
The first solo Chuck plays in spiritual healing is hands down the heaviest solo to have ever been played live the harmonics were spot on it was absolutely flawless everyone who got to see that in person is incredibly lucky
Well, perhaps to horror of the human condition! I REALLY appreciated the clean work be did on the demos before The Sound Of Perseverance. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@AsphyxGr I am humbled by your compliment, to be in even one millionth of a percent connected to Death and the preservation of their legacy is mind boggling. Thank you.
@@morganfarlie we all are part of this in a way but audiovisual representation gets an extra credit. For instance for showing to newer generations. Cheers !
Look at Gene straight vibing on the drums around 5:27 him and Sean Reinert are amazing on drums and were actually the 2 among a few others who truly showed me the skills it takes to drum....because I'm a guitarist and wasnt a big drummer fan until I heard them!!
Recuerdo este video que me descargué de internet y tuve que Descargar otro programa para aclarar la imagen y se veía tal cual aquellos años y ahora veo este vídeo en UA-cam qué increíble la verdad Gracias por compartirlo
@@morganfarlie You´re welcome, Morgan. I´m 44 and play drums, bass and guitar. I can "understand" what´s being played, but I can´t play them all. They´re at a higher level, even back than.
Chuck was one in a billion. He was such a special person with something profound to communicate through his music and words. “Should we not prepare for the uncertain mysteries of our lives of our destinies…”
I UTTERLY agree, I'm working on a documentary about his 1995-1997 period creating Control Denied and the missing second album. There is MUCH to discuss and I'm glad you've realized this too. Thank you so much for watching!
@@morganfarlie Cannot wait your documentary. Agree there is lot to discuss, there is not much about this period (96-97). For example, i don't buy this theory that he was just forced to do last Death LP by record company. I think it was much more complicated and Chuck himself wasn't sure about his next steps at that time. e.g on Sound reissue you can find four demos from that era, just one sung by clean vocals, the other three typical harsh Death vocals.. if he was really done with Death, why he was recording demos in Death vocal style at that time? Also i read in one interview, that Fragile art of existence was originally title for next Death album, he came with this title yet on Symbolic tour..etc, lot of staff to discuss
@@lukassedlacek8308 you're touching on a LOT of what I want to discuss and it is so important to reveal. Stay tuned, still working on that and many other things. I appreciate you waiting so patiently!
@@joshcap4275 WONDERFUL! I'm still working on this project, but I've selected the Human era live performance I'm going to remaster and that will need released in Early March!
Absolutely love the small tweaks they made to Spiritual Healing here compared to the album. The double bass all the way through the solo really adds another layer of intensity and the latter half of the solo is so epic too
Well, that's the thing, I remastered what was a pretty okay sounding recording to make it sound even BETTER! And I'm so glad I did so! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Chuck, Gene, Bobby…. And I can’t tell if that’s Kelly on bass. It’s 1995. So it’s probably Kelly. Not sure if Steve was doing any live shows with them at this time. And it seems too early for Scott - Wikipedia says he didn’t join until 1997, I doubt he was doing shows at the time. Maybe someone more informed can let me know. Also, I’m only two songs in. Maybe Chuck introduces all the members later in the set. But regardless WHICH bassist it is, that’s one fuck of a lineup. But I could be biased as “Symbolic” is my favourite Death album.
@@KuziemekK I would argue in the grand scheme of the pantheon of rock and even metal in general, though CERTAINLY known, they are vastly underrated in comparison to the overall scheme of history, relative to their skill and composition abilities! But that's just my take on it!
@@ovidiogalvan6785 I agree, within the metal community, specifically the extreme and progressive ones, Chuck and Death are well lauded, but at the metal community at large and music in general, I think it's an ok thing to say :D Thanks you watching!
You lucky human you! I'm glad you got to experience a version of this show live! RIP Chuck and Bobby deserves to be FAR more well known in the metal community! Thanks for watching!
I saw them on this tour in the summer of 95 and it's the fondest memory of my youth. What an incredible show it was. It was really special to have this genius playing few feet in front of me. I usually took a lot of drugs like LSD in shows back then but Death, I wanted to be sober to enjoy it to the max and have a clear memory of it. Damn, I miss him and his band.
Seeing concerts while tripping can be so fun, but MAN, I COMPLETELY understand the desire to be sober for Death! Thanks for watching, commenting and sharing your life!
He was a fantastic musician and an interesting human who helped popularize and grow a genre of music that has only become more fascinating with time. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Share around and subscribe :D I've got another remaster coming up this week you may enjoy if you liked this! For what it is worth, this is my most viewed video yet :D
This is an amazing concert. I can't think of another metal band that had this level of talent in the early 90s. I remember getting an early promo tape of Individual thought patterns and being totally blown away.
That's fantastic! I'm excited to see multiple people in this comment section that were lucky enough to see Death live :) Thanks for watching and commenting and I'm glad you enjoyed!
While I TECHNICALLY had the chance to see them when I was 14, I was BARELY even a fan of metal, let alone Death. I emphathize with your pain! Thanks for watching and commenting!
You're too kind! I really enjoyed remastering this I look forward to doing this for many other rare and special recordings! Thanks for watching and listening :D
@@Tommy-ns6xx ABSOLUTELY! I want to have one crisp and sparkling sounding video and audio recording of EVERY era if Death. I would HIGHLY recommend if the DTA tour comes near your town, to go. I saw Gene Hogan, Steve Digorgio and Bobby Koeble RIP through a classic Death set from every era in the last venue Chuck played in 16 years earlier in NM. The vocalist/guitarist filling in for Chuck did a REMARKABLE job.
Gene wearing those shades while playing the skins is beyond brutal. Chuck goes without saying lol I’m 40 now and as a musician/artist, I’ll always idolize that man. Chuck changed lives with his music, and considering it was pioneering Death Metal, that’s really saying something. My Symbolic logo tattoo tingles when I hear shows like this one! Cheers for the upload, fellow metal brother! 🤘🤘🤘
Hey, I couldn't agree more! I think Gene is one of the most important METAL drummers of all time and he has always oozed cool and played VERY often with his shades on. I'm 38 myself and though I don't have a tattoo of the band, when people ask me what I believe in I tell them the following, " Have you heard the good word of our Lord and savior, Chuck Schuldiner?" Thanks for watching and commenting!
iirc some musicians wear shades due to stage fright, it’s easier to focus on the task at hand instead of getting distracted looking at the 1000 eyes in the crowd. of course gene hoglan is so badass he probably wears those sunglasses in bed just for the cool factor :D
@@gystar011 I've considered it! Though I thiiiink the mix is pretty ok with that one? I'll go back and listen again! I'm mainly trying to complete at least 1 remaster per lineup :D
Hey, you found it though! The algorithm seems to want to pass this video around and that makes me happy. Thanks for your kind words :D There is a tribute show featuring MULTIPLE ex band members tonight that is being live streamed, if you check the Death Facebook page! Thanks for watching!
It is true! Even if you're a "metalhead" many people don't stray out of their genre! That's why I always recommend we share stuff like this to show them just how AWESOME Death is! :D Thanks for watching!
😂 Sorry about that! That would have been super cool, alas I don't think they ever played a Sabbath cover that I can recall. They played Slayer and Kiss, but that's all I can remember at the moment!
It is DEFINITELY interesting, but to be fair, English is the second most commonly learned language after a home language as it is the universal language of business! Thanks for watching :D
That is INCREDIBLY high praise! Thank you so much! I hope you enjoy the other remasters I've completed of Death as I now have one from each era of their existence!
hell yeah my friend just image the two of them on same stage.. Holy mighty hells man is very strange cos i always have this hardcore Doom Metal tendencies but i could also say that there is so much aspects of why i can feel i can relate with the them.. guess all Metal styles will be always related in the end they are MUSIC at the end of the lane thank you for replying me it does let me know that my channel haven't been fully Silenced for commenting in others videos is been doing that shit to me lately also HUGE HUGS for uploading this beauty may Chuck soul lives beyond DEATH
@@GothicXlightning ABSOLUTELY! I think Steve Digorgio, though not playing here is JUST as magnificent as Cliff and I'm glad he and Chuck made multiple albums together! You're VERY welcome. I reply to nearly EVERY comment on my channel as I live communicating and finding out about new people and what they enjoy! Thanks for watching and commenting!
thank you my friend dearly is always important to communicate and have a form of attention to your viewers i just subbed just to show how much i appreciate that may great epic talented soldiers of Music such Cliff, Chuck live always and also good awesome people like yourself
@@GothicXlightning Well thank you! I'm excited and happy to make more of these remasters of classic performances every chance I get. I appreciate the subscription so VERY much and I hope that what I contribute to the music of these great artists continues to be worthwhile!
not a concert but a masterclass...
UTTERLY agreed!
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The most refined death metal band ever!
Opening the show with Spiritual Healing is just fucking killer
RIGHT!? What a hard hitting classic to begin with. I'm SO glad this show got recorded.
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Rob Halford was once asked - sir, what is it like to be a metal god? - answered the musician - I don't know, because I'm not Chuck Schuldiner.
While I assume this anachronistic, I love it and it is SO true.
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Chuck was a classical composer who basically decided to write killer lyrics, turn killer metal riffs into songs, scream his brains out and then invent an entire metal sub genre and he also had a lot of soul. Rip 🤘🏼
UTTERLY agreed AND! I think he helped invent more than one genre!
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@@morganfarlie If it weren’t for him those other genres wouldn’t have had his stepping stone before hand. Utterly agree back! This show is mind blowing. Thank you
@@stacey_1111rh You're very welcome! Thank you for appreciating the work I put in!
I am Japanese. I went to the Death Live at the live house CLUB CHITTA kawasaki near Tokyo Japan. I think maybe this was the live show at the CLUB CHITTA Kawasaki.
Holy mackerel! Yes! This is one of those two dates in 1995! I am SO envious. What an EXCELLENT show!
I hope that my remaster of the audio brought back some fond memories of that experience!
Thank you for telling us your history, watching and commenting!
👍👍👍👍🦾🦾🦾🦾
You realize sir. How lucky to have seen this show live
Hello sir idk if you are going to read this but this was CHITTA kawasaki!!!
That first solo Chuck plays for spiritual healing is incredibly heavy, I shall dedicate the rest of my life on this earth to learning that solo the exact way he played it on that night
That a HELL of an admirable goal!
I look forward to hearing it! Thanks for watching and commenting!
This is just perfect. Chuck in his absolute peak.
Couldn't agree more, that's why I was so EXCITED to remaster it so you could hear the instruments more clearly and SPECIFICALLY Chuck's voice! Thanks for watching!
@@morganfarlie Exactly my point; Chuck's vocals, aside from the overall musicianship. Hoglan is murdering this. Thank you!
@@dr.juerdotitsgo5119 you're very welcome!
I would say Chuck and Death were on their peak til the end of the band, all of their albums from Scream Bloody Gore to The Sound of Perseverance were all masterpieces.
@@arvindshastry1178 I feel that Chuck just kept growing and changing with each album, all the way up to Control denied which I LOVE, but not everyone agrees! I'm just glad everyone has an appreciation for Death, Chuck and their music!
Just so it's easier to get to, here's the tracklist:
0:00 - Intro/Detroit Rock City
1:12 - Spiritual Healing
9:55 - The Philosopher
14:45 - Suicide Machine
19:58 - Crystal Mountain
25:45 - Jealousy
30:23 - Zero Tolerance
36:05 - Lack Of Comprehension
41:21 - 1.000 eyes
47:18 - Flattening of Emotions
53:17 - Empty Words
1:01:18 - Open Casket
1:07:34 - Symbolic
1:18:01 - Pull The Plug
Outro - Sweet Leaf
Has the original been buried? I'm sorry to hear that, but I appreciate your assistance!
I think it should also be in the more section of the video, as well.
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Gene Hoglan is a BEAST!!
Yes he is and I'm lucky to have seen him play live in 3 different projects!
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Absolutely love Gene! Met him at a SYL show back in the day. He signed my City cd.
Chuck still in our heart
Say it loud, say it proud, share it everywhere!
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Чак величайший композитор! Это навсегда!!! Слушаю с 12 лет, сейчас мне 43...
Ахеретьь не встать)))
Активно слушаю с 2006 года, а в этом году мне 40! Ждём и спасибо за просмотр!
*Я написал это с помощью Google Translate, извините за ошибки*
Bobby Koelble is an incredible guitarist
TOTALLY agree. I saw him on the DTA tour in 2014 with Steve Digorgio and Gene Hoglan and he was JAW dropping. Nailed EVERY solo that wasn't his. Thanks for watching!
@@morganfarlie Thank you for this remaster!
@@patrickg.3483 You're very welcome! I'm working on and thinking of other rare and not well represented band performances to remaster!
I love what he does at the end of Philosopher. Those licks he plays are breathtaking
@@Davy_vrvn a TRULY underrated guitarist in the genre, in the band and in the metal community in general.
Chuck's riffs are all gold.
He really had a unique ability to write captivating, catchy and intricate riffs!
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Indeed!!
@@morganfarlieand really fun to play too!
@@valwickiesta852 SO much fun to play! I love playing Death's music.
R.I.P. Godfather of Death Metal. Today are 20 years...
And what a great way to remember him by with this EXCELLENT performance!
Thanks for watching!
@@morganfarlie Thanks for uploading this gem! :) \m/
@@sergeysoprunovvv9656 You're very welcome! The show has existed before on this platform, I just remastered it. : D
Chuck doesn’t get enough respect in greatest guitarist of all time conversations
He's arguably MY favorite and I'd argue one of the...10? 20? Most influential guitarists ever and one of the Top 5 influential metal guitarists ever.
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There was a reason they were not on guitar hero. Unbeatable boss.
He could literally speak through his guitar, on "TSOP" he killed the competition completely
I've noticed that Japan always gets the best shows lol
They have a HUGE metal culture there and there are over 100 million people, so it makes sense :D
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In 1995 I bought 60m cassette with Arise album of Sepultura - 42 minutes length. Other 18 minutes were filled with three songs of some unknown band - later I found out that they there the songs from Symbolic album. It was a wonderful experience.
What a lucky way to find that band! Thank you got that interesting story and comment!
0:00 - Intro/Detroit Rock City
1:12 - Spiritual Healing
9:55 - The Philosopher
14:45 - Suicide Machine
19:58 - Crystal Mountain
25:45 - Jealousy
30:23 - Zero Tolerance
36:05 - Lack Of Comprehension
41:21 - 1.000 eyes
47:18 - Flattening of Emotions
53:17 - Empty Words
1:01:18 - Open Casket
1:07:34 - Symbolic
1:18:01 - Pull The Plug
that snare is insane
I LOVE IT. Like a shotgun blast in an cavern.
Gensnare
Death Concert:
1:15 Spiritual Healing
9:58 The Philosopher
14:48 Suicide Machine
20:00 Crystal Mountain
25:48 Jealousy
30:20 Zero Tolerance
36:03 Lack of Comprehension
41:23 1000 Eyes
47:20 Flattening of Emotions
53:16 Empty Words
1:01:15 Open Casket
1:07:32 Symbolic
1:18:04 Pull the Plug
Muchas gracias, eres muy amable. Hermoso set list.
this is gene's best performance i've ever seen
It's one of my favorites for CERTAIN! Thanks for watching!
The Atomic Clock. I love his choices when it comes to subdividing tastefully. He brings a depth and extra pinch of complexity that really enriches the bands sound. He ELEVATES, with these choices. Truly great!!
@@joedrums8578 He enhances the sound in its totality in every band he plays in. Hes amazing indeed...
Gene and Bobby are still keeping the music alive to this day with Death To All, with Steve DiGiorgio and Chuck's apparent long lost son, Max Phelps. So grateful for it, hope they keep it going for a long time.
Agreed! Saw them in June in Denver and also in New Mexico back in 2014. INCREDIBLE legacy stuff and seeing The Sound of Perseverance live in its entirety in person was beyond words.
@@morganfarlie I was at that Denver show! Unbelievable performance.
Not a day goes by that I don't miss this band in any or all of its incarnations. They always managed to find the best of the best players. Being from Altamonte Springs myself, where Chuck lived and died, I felt a pretty close connection with this band and Chuck was my main inspiration in picking up and learning to play guitar back in the '80s. I saw them at least 12 times live, in various hole-in-the-wall bars around Florida, but never in a stadium setting. I often wonder what they might sound like today as Chuck was interested in heading a slightly different direction with his writing and playing. RIP Chuck Schuldiner and Sean Reinert.💔 You live on through your musical legacy and in all of our hearts.
That is INCREDIBLY touching and I'm so glad to meet someone who lived in the same place Chuck did! You're very fortunate to have seen them so many times and I'm glad you enjoyed so many incarnations. Sadly, I'm JUST a bit too young to have seen them, save for MAYBE on the last tour in 98 when they came through NM, but I was only 14 and had just started my metal journey.
I have more material to discuss and release about my thoughts on Chuck's potential future that I'll be releasing over the coming months as I too miss this band dearly in all its iterations, if you couldn't tell XD
And a sad reminder that Scott Clendenin and Ralph Santolla are ALSO not with us anymore :/
@@morganfarlie I was fortunate to have been in my teens during the Florida Death Metal explosion of the mid to late 1980's (I was born in 1970). So many great bands came from within a few miles from my home. Death, Deicide, Cynic, Massacre, Morbid Angel, Obituary, Atheist, Disincarnate, Six Feet Under... The list goes on, and I saw them ALL in small bars and clubs from Tampa to Daytona Beach and all points between. It was a great time to be alive, lol. Hardly a weekend went by that my friends and I weren't scrounging up cash to go see a killer show. I miss the old days.😢
@@starkraven7308 Well, I'm QUITE envious of you fair youtuber! I enjoy several of those bands, but at a much later age, sadly! So I do what I can in appreciation of these greats and specifically the ones I cherish most (Death being the chief most among them :D)
Hilariously as a strange happenstance I lived in Plant city from April 93 - March 95. So I could have had the chance to see Death at SOME point in there...if my parents were VERY open minded as I was between the ages of 9-11 XD Still, I like thinking that Chuck or some of the band stopped by to grab a soda at a gas station or something on their way to Tampa and Morrisound to record Symbolic :P
@@morganfarlie Hi Morgan, i seen death back in the day also at small bars but in Detroit , Michigan ive seen death maybe 4 times write me back if u feel up to it
@@starkraven7308 Hi Raven u missed out 1 incredible band that was so underrated Resurection - Embalmed Existence its a Master Piece
Death deserves an official live release. All the bootlegs that have been out sound like shit. At least this remaster sounds good
I'm glad you liked it so much, they technically count Live in LA as an official release. I've got the DVD and everything. But I understand what you mean, they never had like a full TRUE production quality DVD or performance and now that Chuck has been dead 20 years it's gonna be reeeeeeal hard to make that happen XD
By the way, it's so interesting that the trend in 90s in the lightning the shows was make everything dark, almost invisible. I saw Death in Prague in September 95 and it was exactly like this. You would almost see just the silluethes. But it was very atmospheric, mysterious, kind of scary... These days with so many lights and effects it's sometimes like a day light show, it loses that mysterious atmosphere of 90s shows... Great show. Such a pity they didn't play Zombie ritual as they played it the night before in the same place - there is just audio of that show, no footage:(
That IS interesting! I had not noticed that, but I believe you and I'll pay more attention to it!
Thanks for watching.
So true..I love this live due to the dark atmosphere it brings..feets absolutely perfect with the music..Chuck ❤
You did a sick job with this my man. No one will ever understand the power behind Chucks lyrics. The music he wrote to them helped them gain the highest of highs, and lowest of lows.
I UTTERLY agree and thank you for the kind compliments. This was a joy to remaster, as most of the Death material I've remastered has been!
Thanks for watching and commenting!
Te recomiendo "memoria de siglos" de la banda Hermetica
The first solo Chuck plays in spiritual healing is hands down the heaviest solo to have ever been played live the harmonics were spot on it was absolutely flawless everyone who got to see that in person is incredibly lucky
I loved it! A VERY strong performance of that excellent song.
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Chucks tunes and playing were always in sync.
@@fernandom5150 AGREED! SO good!
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It's definitely up there. Also, check out the solo in Necrophagist's Fermented Offal Discharge. It's one of the best as well.
Gene literally is a human drum machine, you could tell me this concert had a drum track going and I’d believe it
@@laserpimp they don't call him the atomic clock for nothing!
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People dont get he wasnt going higher in pitch with his voice for no reason, his goal was to make horror music and he kept getting better at it.
Well, perhaps to horror of the human condition! I REALLY appreciated the clean work be did on the demos before The Sound Of Perseverance.
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Gene's snare sounds faaking monstrous!
Isn't it BEAUTIFUL?
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I am at a loss for words to describe the greatness of Chuck！
I think we all struggle a bit!
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The drums on spiritual healing unironically sound like shotgun blasts
I love it! THAT'S the kind of sounds I'm hoping for when I'm listening.
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Man I miss this band. Will always be one of my favorites still till this day.
AGREED! That's why I'm going back through their catalog in live performances and remastering them! I want to appreciate them even more fully!
The snare echo in spiritual is godlike. Takes things to another level
AGREED! It was fun to tease out even more excellent sound out of an incredible, but in needing of sound tinkering, performance.
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@@morganfarlie thanks for your effort and upload, contributing in retaining the legacy of Death !
@@AsphyxGr I am humbled by your compliment, to be in even one millionth of a percent connected to Death and the preservation of their legacy is mind boggling.
Thank you.
@@morganfarlie we all are part of this in a way but audiovisual representation gets an extra credit. For instance for showing to newer generations. Cheers !
@@AsphyxGr I didn't REALLY consider that, but updating a band that wasn't in the HD era is pretty important!
Thanks again!
Chuck and Tom araya have to be the most polite and wholesome people in metal ever. I've never seen anyone say thank you after every single song
Right!? I REALLY enjoy that about them. Just GRATEFUL
Look at Gene straight vibing on the drums around 5:27 him and Sean Reinert are amazing on drums and were actually the 2 among a few others who truly showed me the skills it takes to drum....because I'm a guitarist and wasnt a big drummer fan until I heard them!!
DITTO for me and Richard Christy. Chuck had a run of 3 of the most impressive drummers to ever pick up the sticks! Thanks for watching!
Recuerdo este video que me descargué de internet y tuve que Descargar otro programa para aclarar la imagen y se veía tal cual aquellos años y ahora veo este vídeo en UA-cam qué increíble la verdad Gracias por compartirlo
It’s crazy how I love every single one of these songs
You and me both! This was an EXCELLENT performance.
It's because all of them are good
@@detts5082 You darned tooting!
Not easy to play a Masvidal solo and make it better. Props to Bobby on Flattening especially
Bobby is quickly becoming my favorite Death second guitarist.
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I can t even imagine this level of technique back than in 95. ABSURD!
Death RULES! I continually admire the symbiosis of technique and focus with this band!
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@@morganfarlie You´re welcome, Morgan. I´m 44 and play drums, bass and guitar. I can "understand" what´s being played, but I can´t play them all. They´re at a higher level, even back than.
@@jcsk8 I'm 38 and mainly play guitar and LOVE playing Death songs! I know you could do it!
Bobby is amazing, his solos are so fluid.
AGREED. I think he's my favorite Death Guitarist. It helps that he's a high level jazz guitar player!
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Chuck was one in a billion. He was such a special person with something profound to communicate through his music and words. “Should we not prepare for the uncertain mysteries of our lives of our destinies…”
I UTTERLY agree, I'm working on a documentary about his 1995-1997 period creating Control Denied and the missing second album. There is MUCH to discuss and I'm glad you've realized this too.
Thank you so much for watching!
@@morganfarlie Cannot wait your documentary. Agree there is lot to discuss, there is not much about this period (96-97). For example, i don't buy this theory that he was just forced to do last Death LP by record company. I think it was much more complicated and Chuck himself wasn't sure about his next steps at that time. e.g on Sound reissue you can find four demos from that era, just one sung by clean vocals, the other three typical harsh Death vocals.. if he was really done with Death, why he was recording demos in Death vocal style at that time? Also i read in one interview, that Fragile art of existence was originally title for next Death album, he came with this title yet on Symbolic tour..etc, lot of staff to discuss
@@lukassedlacek8308 you're touching on a LOT of what I want to discuss and it is so important to reveal. Stay tuned, still working on that and many other things. I appreciate you waiting so patiently!
@@morganfarlie thatll be so dope i cant wait to see, i have a huge scream bloody gore tattoo on my leg🤣
@@joshcap4275 WONDERFUL! I'm still working on this project, but I've selected the Human era live performance I'm going to remaster and that will need released in Early March!
Wow...Slap on those headphones and go for a sweet ass ride!
I made sure the remix was best for headphones as most people listen that way :D Glad you liked it!
As a guitarist these songs have helped me go from intermediate to the higher end of advanced, thank you Chuck for these musical masterpieces
I too have been playing guitar for 25 years and can confirm that Death ABSOLUTELY levelled up my playing. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Now try some Archspire
@@cdula26 Archspire is an INCREDIBLY impressive band! They will certainly level up your guitar skill!
Absolutely love the small tweaks they made to Spiritual Healing here compared to the album. The double bass all the way through the solo really adds another layer of intensity and the latter half of the solo is so epic too
This whole show is a masterwork in showmanship, power, clarity and just a hint of improvement :D
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the amount of precision and power is incredible !
A trademark of Death's sound, I'm just happy to draw it out!
Great job! This is already a classic masterpiece.
@@johnnyteres Thank you very much! I ABSOLUTELY agree!
Amazing Sound 1995
Well, that's the thing, I remastered what was a pretty okay sounding recording to make it sound even BETTER! And I'm so glad I did so!
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Chuck, Gene, Bobby…. And I can’t tell if that’s Kelly on bass. It’s 1995. So it’s probably Kelly. Not sure if Steve was doing any live shows with them at this time. And it seems too early for Scott - Wikipedia says he didn’t join until 1997, I doubt he was doing shows at the time. Maybe someone more informed can let me know. Also, I’m only two songs in. Maybe Chuck introduces all the members later in the set. But regardless WHICH bassist it is, that’s one fuck of a lineup. But I could be biased as “Symbolic” is my favourite Death album.
I believe it was Brian Benson you're seeing there. Kelly recorded the bass parts that Steve laid out before going to the birth of his first kiddo!
@@morganfarlie It's Brian Benson. Kelly didn't play with a pick
@@frankmartin9958 AGREED! I'm sorry if my wording was poor in my reply, but that's what I MEANT to say 😂
Bobby playing drums in the dark with sunglasses… hell yeah
Underrated Guitarist and Vocalist
Underrated Guitarist
Underrated Bassist
Underrated Drummer
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Underrated Band
Yes to ALL of that and MORE.
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lol it's the most praised death metal band to ever exist, how could they be unterrated?
@@KuziemekK I would argue in the grand scheme of the pantheon of rock and even metal in general, though CERTAINLY known, they are vastly underrated in comparison to the overall scheme of history, relative to their skill and composition abilities! But that's just my take on it!
Underrated hell never! They inspired so many other bands Chuck is Death and Death is a leyend
@@ovidiogalvan6785 I agree, within the metal community, specifically the extreme and progressive ones, Chuck and Death are well lauded, but at the metal community at large and music in general, I think it's an ok thing to say :D
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The most handsome guy in death metal
Got to see this tour when they came around to the Roxy in Long Island, Fuckn awesome!
RIP Chuck.
Bobby killed it
You lucky human you! I'm glad you got to experience a version of this show live! RIP Chuck and Bobby deserves to be FAR more well known in the metal community!
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Great job. Shows from the Symbolic era are definitely hard to come by.
Thank you! I completely agree. This show was so good and I could HEAR it, it just need more power, volume and clarity. Thanks for watching!
@@morganfarlie Glad for this remaster. Surely must have been a moment of clarity!
@@eduardogirardot4781 It certainly was! It took many hours, but was WELL worth it. I'm glad you enjoyed!
Thank you this sounds fucking awesome, RIP Chuck
You're VERY welcome! It was a joy to remaster and bring out more of the fullness of this performance. Happy Symbolic day to you!
Chuck was a great Genius I miss Him so much R.I.P !!!
I feel the same way! Thanks for watching and check out each era as I remaster it!
@@morganfarlie 🤘🤘🤘❤
I saw them on this tour in the summer of 95 and it's the fondest memory of my youth. What an incredible show it was. It was really special to have this genius playing few feet in front of me. I usually took a lot of drugs like LSD in shows back then but Death, I wanted to be sober to enjoy it to the max and have a clear memory of it. Damn, I miss him and his band.
Seeing concerts while tripping can be so fun, but MAN, I COMPLETELY understand the desire to be sober for Death!
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41:21 1,000 eyes in live 😭😭😭 oh i love this song, RIP Chuck, i love you
He was a fantastic musician and an interesting human who helped popularize and grow a genre of music that has only become more fascinating with time.
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this should have more views
Share around and subscribe :D I've got another remaster coming up this week you may enjoy if you liked this!
For what it is worth, this is my most viewed video yet :D
Not just Chuck, but Hogland’s playing here… in ‘95 he must’ve had even Vinnie Paul shitting his pants.
Oh yeah! The groove is STRONG with Gene. I'm curious what TSOP would have sounded like with Gene on drums!
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This is an amazing concert. I can't think of another metal band that had this level of talent in the early 90s. I remember getting an early promo tape of Individual thought patterns and being totally blown away.
They were and are INCREDIBLE!
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there have never been and will never be the proper words to describe this band.
RIP Chuck.
AGREED!
The best we can do is honor and listen to these performances as best we can. That's why I'm choosing to remaster so many of them
@@morganfarlie Doing God's work. Thank you.
@@conradcarter8313 you're welcome! I always enjoy myself and I'm EXCITED to release a new one hopeful within the next week or two :D
Thanks for posting 🤘
You're very welcome and thank YOU for watching and commenting!
@@morganfarlieit sounds great, sits right next to live in LA, the work put in is appreciated 👍👍
@@JMD333 That's INCREDIBLY flattering. Thank you!
Feel free to check out many other remasters on my page :)
@@morganfarlie i will 🤘
Probably the best live concert from Death ever recorded on video...
I have to agree, though I have a soft spot in my heart for live in Eindhoven 98, which I also remastered.
Awesome job dude! Thank you for this. We will be forever missing more videos from Death. RIP.
Hey thanks! And thanks for watching and commenting!
This sounds amazing! Saw them on this tour at the Abyss in Houston!
That's fantastic! I'm excited to see multiple people in this comment section that were lucky enough to see Death live :)
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God save the KING. The best metal band in history.
I'm hard pressed to disagree! They're in a rotating cast of my Top 3 all time.
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it's sad that I was born much later and never had an opportunity to visit their live perfotmances
While I TECHNICALLY had the chance to see them when I was 14, I was BARELY even a fan of metal, let alone Death.
I emphathize with your pain!
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This sounds better than the studio recordings!
You're too kind! I really enjoyed remastering this I look forward to doing this for many other rare and special recordings!
Thanks for watching and listening :D
Damn this sounds as good as live in LA.. good job actually great job bro! 🤘🏻
Hey that's a huge compliment! Thank you so much! Now I've just got to find high quality audio and video of the other eras of Death!
Please do.. I'll watch em all, brings me back man. The one band I didn't get a chance to and will never be able to see 🤦🏻♂️
@@Tommy-ns6xx ABSOLUTELY! I want to have one crisp and sparkling sounding video and audio recording of EVERY era if Death. I would HIGHLY recommend if the DTA tour comes near your town, to go. I saw Gene Hogan, Steve Digorgio and Bobby Koeble RIP through a classic Death set from every era in the last venue Chuck played in 16 years earlier in NM. The vocalist/guitarist filling in for Chuck did a REMARKABLE job.
Practice what you Preach!!!!! \mmmmmmmmmmmm/
13:27 holy moly
Bobby koeble is a HELL of a guitarist! Glad you enjoyed!
Thank you. I needed this
You're very welcome! Enjoy :) There is also a performance from 98 in Chile here too!
Gene on open casket was sick.
Gene is one of my favorite metal drummers of all time! He's faithful to material he covers, but adds his own flair :D Thanks for watching!
Yeah I don't recall the fill at 1:01:43 being so sick on the album
@@widepootis that's what you get when the Atomic Clock is drumming for you! Thanks for watching!
i like it when he screams practice what you preach and all these lovely people are cheerfully clapping their hands
Pretty perfect, right? XD Ah if only so many people listened. Thanks for watching and commenting!
@@morganfarlie thanks for uploading
@@Mutabor1981 I'm always on the hunt for classic metal performances that need polishing, volume increasing, or just more clarity!
Gene wearing those shades while playing the skins is beyond brutal. Chuck goes without saying lol I’m 40 now and as a musician/artist, I’ll always idolize that man. Chuck changed lives with his music, and considering it was pioneering Death Metal, that’s really saying something. My Symbolic logo tattoo tingles when I hear shows like this one! Cheers for the upload, fellow metal brother! 🤘🤘🤘
Hey, I couldn't agree more! I think Gene is one of the most important METAL drummers of all time and he has always oozed cool and played VERY often with his shades on.
I'm 38 myself and though I don't have a tattoo of the band, when people ask me what I believe in I tell them the following, " Have you heard the good word of our Lord and savior, Chuck Schuldiner?"
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iirc some musicians wear shades due to stage fright, it’s easier to focus on the task at hand instead of getting distracted looking at the 1000 eyes in the crowd.
of course gene hoglan is so badass he probably wears those sunglasses in bed just for the cool factor :D
Its incredible this was filmed........ a show never to be forgotten ! Thank you man for the upload. ✨
You're very welcome I'm just glad to have been able to find it and remaster it!
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Sounds amazing man.
Thank you! I'm trying to figure out what I want to remaster next XD
Thank you so much for uploading this! Man Lack of Comprehension was so damn good played..
You're very welcome! I am not the original uploader, just a humble remasterer, but I thank you for watching and commenting anyway!
RIP Chuck, RIP Death, you guys, you influence and your very own tragedy will never be forgotten!
Not so long as I exist! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great show, thx for sharing;)
You're very welcome. It was my pleasure to remaster!
Gracias por está joya audiovisual 😍 que deleite poder apreciar semejante concierto.
De nada! Es mi placer por presentarlo este concierto!
Gracias por verlo!
Your remaster is wonderful man! Thanks a lot!
Thank you so much! I REALLY enjoy attempting to remaster old performances :D
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@@morganfarlie haven't you thought about doing this also with Live in L.A.?
@@gystar011 I've considered it! Though I thiiiink the mix is pretty ok with that one? I'll go back and listen again!
I'm mainly trying to complete at least 1 remaster per lineup :D
@@morganfarlie maybe you're right, it's raw and powerful, yes, yes...
but perhaps more could be made of it, so 20 years later.
@@gystar011 Well now that you've got me thinking about it, I'll take a look and see what I can do!
I'm so glad I found this performance! my favorite era of the band, this sounds so so so good. Thank you very much! 🤘🤘🤘
I'm so glad you enjoyed it, it was a joy to remaster!
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What a perfect opener
God tier performance from death metal's G.O.A.T.
You damn right! So glad I found this performance and was able to remaster it.
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I can't believe I only found this video now. Huge Death fan. I feel ashamed. Great job on the remaster. RIP Chuck. Man I miss this band.
Hey, you found it though! The algorithm seems to want to pass this video around and that makes me happy. Thanks for your kind words :D There is a tribute show featuring MULTIPLE ex band members tonight that is being live streamed, if you check the Death Facebook page!
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En vivo es donde se ve la clase de banda. Chuck! Grande
Claro que sí! La banda de death es mucho mejor en vivo! Gracias por ver este vídeo!
Chuck
Our metal Lord and savior, hallowed be his name!
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Suicide Machine is their absolute best song.
A GREAT choice! I enjoy Flesh and The Power it Holds!
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I'm surprised people don't know death all to well
It is true! Even if you're a "metalhead" many people don't stray out of their genre! That's why I always recommend we share stuff like this to show them just how AWESOME Death is! :D
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Brilliant music, outstanding performance.
UTTERLY agreed.
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After looking at the description I thought Death was going to play "Sweet Leaf", I was so disappointed.
😂 Sorry about that! That would have been super cool, alas I don't think they ever played a Sabbath cover that I can recall. They played Slayer and Kiss, but that's all I can remember at the moment!
It’s funny how even though there is a language barrier with English and Japanese they still love the music
It is DEFINITELY interesting, but to be fair, English is the second most commonly learned language after a home language as it is the universal language of business!
Thanks for watching :D
they dont care about the lyrics its all about the instrumetal japanese love the yngwie style dream theater , etc
and you can hear them sing "why dont you?" on pull the plug
El pináculo del death metal.
Es un monumental momento en la historia de música y metal
Gracias por verlo y por tú comentar!
Excellent work! Dare I say it one of the best sounding lives ever! Especially of DEATH, thank you!
That is INCREDIBLY high praise! Thank you so much!
I hope you enjoy the other remasters I've completed of Death as I now have one from each era of their existence!
@@morganfarlie I will certainly be looking now!
much love to your memory and legacy Chuck
you will always be in that same exact Altar where i have placed CLIFF BURTON before..
2 MIGHTY talents, who I would ONLY love to hear jam.
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hell yeah my friend just image the two of them on same stage.. Holy mighty hells man
is very strange cos i always have this hardcore Doom Metal tendencies but i could also say that there is so much aspects of why i can feel i can relate with the them..
guess all Metal styles will be always related in the end
they are MUSIC at the end of the lane
thank you for replying me it does let me know that my channel haven't been fully Silenced for commenting in others videos
is been doing that shit to me lately
also HUGE HUGS for uploading this beauty
may Chuck soul lives beyond DEATH
@@GothicXlightning ABSOLUTELY! I think Steve Digorgio, though not playing here is JUST as magnificent as Cliff and I'm glad he and Chuck made multiple albums together!
You're VERY welcome. I reply to nearly EVERY comment on my channel as I live communicating and finding out about new people and what they enjoy!
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thank you my friend dearly
is always important to communicate and have a form of attention to your viewers
i just subbed just to show how much i appreciate that
may great epic talented soldiers of Music such Cliff, Chuck live always
and also good awesome people like yourself
@@GothicXlightning Well thank you! I'm excited and happy to make more of these remasters of classic performances every chance I get. I appreciate the subscription so VERY much and I hope that what I contribute to the music of these great artists continues to be worthwhile!
Many thanks for this rare video! Chuck was genius...
I agree! You're very welcome! I'm glad you enjoyed so much and thank you for watching and commenting!
The best live i've ever seen!!! that band miss me a lot!!!
I'm glad you enjoyed it so much! Thank you for watching and commenting!
Thank you for this and the tool remastering ❤
You're very welcome and thank you for watching! If you have any heavy metal acts and performances you'd like remastered, please suggest them!