DEICIDE.....your guide to..... ( ww/ AA Primordial )
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- Опубліковано 18 січ 2024
- CALL FROM THE GRAVE RETURNS
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is their debut the greatest of all time? find out....
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Carnage in the temple of the damned is a criminally underrated song. Best song on their first. And those 2 choruses are each different but GODAAAAAAMN they’re so good. Plus the Jim Jones intro rules. Drink the wine! DRINK THE WINE!
Great video. When that first DEICIDE album came out it really hit the Metal scene in the mouth. Such a killer band.
Totally agreed.....was an absolute beast! I remember playing it down the phone to a friend the day I bought it....you wont believe this.....!
Nobody and I mean NOBODY sang death metal with as much hate, anger, articulation, conviction, and aggression as the mighty GB.
I call David Vincent to the bar.....to challenge that!
First album is pure savagery and barbarism! It`s so insanely feral! My fav Deicide album for sure.
Love that Amon song 'Lash Thy Tongue and Vomit Lies'. That is most definitely 'brutal'.
First time I heard Deicide was when I picked up the At Death's Door compilation albums, when I heard Dead By Dawn I was drawn in by it's sheer ferocity, violence, and just fucked up hatred that song possessed. I picked up that first Deicide album immediately.And it just blew me away. I didn't think any type of Heavy Metal could be that scary, frightening, a so full of hatred. I fell in love with that album. And it remains top 4 with the likes of Altars of Madness, Entombs Left Hand Path and Obituary's Cause Of Death. All 4 I still listen to this day.
I'd like to hear more on Obituary.
Deicide will forever be etched into my mind. coming across the first album as a schoolboy just blew me away. the ferocity and speed was incredible. Legion is another 10/10 release. i switched off after Serpents of the Light but yeah those early albums are essential DM
Once upon the cross is my favorite Deicide album! There’s a refined fury to it. Also, like you said, his vocals are absolutely monstrous on that album.
I'd take it as an argument.....!!
"serpents of the light" is such an underrated album it remains one of my favorite deicide albums to this day
It’s not underrated among people that love Deicide. The album cover rules, GB’s best lyrics of all their albums. My only minor critique is the dry as bone guitar sound.
Classic! My favourite will always be the Amon recordings, they had said everything already by the time they changed their name IMO
One of these on Rotting Christ, Abscess, Darkthrone, Deceased or Running Wild would be cool. And yes, I remember that Tura Satana show - very funny
Thanks for the video - it’s an eye opener for - always passed by Deicide for some reason, like you said they seemed a bit passé when I was getting into metal…. just stuck on first three records over the past couple of days and wow… how did I miss how vicious they sounded?
Deicide are an ever so close runner up to the Mount Rushmore of Death Metal. Morbid Angel, Entombed, Obituary and Death being the four founding fathers. I loved the first two records but I have to say those 4 bands cast a much longer shadow of influence on the scene, much more integral to its development over the 90s and beyond. But when I was a kid Deicide were the go to for headbanging and for producing shirts that pissed off teachers. "End of god the way it must be." Edgy stuff back then.
Amon: Feasting the Beast was my first death metal albums back in 93/94. I was into Slayer and this sounded to me like a more extreme Slayer so I persisted even though at that time the death metal vocal style was a bit of a leap to make. It is the one i would go back to now. Once Upon the Cross is a ripper as well and holds certain nostalgic emotions for me. I remember going in to Sound Cellar when it came out and there was someone chatting to Rodge (or was it Sid?) and flicking through the artwork. Myself and my friend were looking at the artwork thinking, oh fuck! Pure evil. I have good nostalgic memories associated with Serpents of the Light too as I bought it and The Pagan Prosperity by OMC together on a school trip to Europe in 97. A decent album it is too despite the weird production. I fired on Insyneratehymn in the past year or two and was surprised at how listenable it was. Bit of a Necros Christos vibe to it. Ultimately though,I gave it one spin and put it back on the shelf. Nothing else of their post- Serpents stuff made it into the collection but the bits and pieces i heard along the way weren't terribly inspiring. Still, their early period is ferocious and evil death metal par excellence.
Obituary and Death next please and thank you
Hails Alan. Just found your channel. Thank you for the great music w Primordial. It was a pleasure to see you share your opinions on Deicide. You and I are the same age and though I am from P.A. our experiences are similar seeing them live. We have similar opinions on the deicide releases . I have very recently grown to add Serpents to the list of the early greats though this is because the songs are that good though the flat production holds it back. I never listened to it in 97 though. Anyway, thank you again for the content. Cheers
The 87 demo on Feasting the Beast is my fave from them. I'd love to know why it wasn't properly put out back then as a demo or spread around , or was it? I'm not sure but it's odd how little info there is about it. Seriously heavy and evil for 87.
Also "once upon the cross" fucking killer
I love "Serpents". I get why people don't like it, but it ha some absolute brutal bangers (like "Slave To The Cross", "Bastards of Christ", the title song). It's the last Deicide album that I actually like. After the "Bible Basher" song there's not one song of theirs that I can remember, or really care about. I guess "Overtures of Blasphemy" was fine, but if you want me to play something Deicide - I won't go further than "Serpents".
Deicide! Yes. I met the band a few years ago, Glen was nice enough and Steve was a sweetheart.
Once Upon the Cross was the album that got me into death metal. What a dark and brutal piece of metal it is. The tones are just perfect, the songs amazing and Glen's vocals just dripping with hate and fury. Probably Scott Burns' best production.
The first three albums are all 10/10 for me with Serpents just below. They've released some really good stuff since too. Live they're always amazing.
The recent Legion tour was brilliant, you can see how hard those songs are hard to play. Legion is such an odd album in their discography as they never released anything like it. Just so technical compared to their other albums. Apparently Steve Asheim has always written most of their material from the beginning.
yeah I'd more or less agree with this.....
Happy to see these back - on those later ones, big fan of To Hell With God and Overtures of Blasphemy particularly - obviously not hitting the energy of the classic years but there's a bunch of really great songs, and a whole lot better than the late 90s/early 00s albums obviously. Very worthy. Renewing the call for the collected works of Tom G Warrior episode next.
agreed....and yeah good call!
I think it was already mentioned, that Kreator would be a good band for one of these
good point.....
First 4 albums are mandatory death metal classics
I like the production of Serpents actually. The thin guitar tone gives it a slight black metal feel I think.
I think they haven't bettered Stench since then though. I like the kinda Megadeth style solos.
I was at dynamo in 1998 there were rumours all day that deicide wouldnt play and they didnt gutted.
I went up to see them in london st valentines day massacre i think i just remember rotting christ beeing better they seemed to quiet no aggression , legion was alway my favourite the whole feel of the album the songs, titles the photos i was lucky enough to hear it when i came out.
Great video , do a danzig candlemass grand magus.
Killer... another band where 1st 3 is all ya need...
Mortician next for a Call from Grave... yes!
wow Mortician.....honestly never a band I really got into.....but respect
Virgin was where Supervalu is now,on aston quay. Our price was very good too. I got the tape off a mate ,think i was 11. Best death metal album imo
Once upon the cross AND Tura Satana yes! gotta listen to that again. As a high school girl being introduced to this music … 😍
Great as always! Legion is my favorite Deicide album. What are thoughts on Morpheus Descends- Ritual of Infinity?
great vid as always, I'd love to hear your take on Sodom discography
Burzum please!
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never get sick of the first two and the demos, unfortunately started to run out of steam by the third record... it's good but doesn't come close to how feral the ST and Legion were. great video.
Hello again. Great show. Legion is my favorite, but apart from that I agree in your thoughts regarding Deicide. More wishes for future calls. Absu, Atheist, Autopsy, Bolt Thrower, Cannibal Corpse, Fates Warning, Incantacion. Infernal Majesty, Macabre, Mortem (Peru), Neurosis and Rainbow. And many more 😊 = The Chasm, Danzig, Masters Hammer and Samael
all good suggestions......ok!!! noted
I don't know how familiar Alan is with Neurosis' material but yeah, Neurosis would definitely be interesting to go through since apart from the few last albums (that aren't all that good, in my opinion), all of their albums feel drastically different to me and you can definitely tell how they matured as humans along as time went by and it's all reflected heavily into their music as well.
Hail Satan! Slayer forever!
Hello. Can you do a call from the grave with the Trouble discography?
good call......
Maybe on of these with Candlemass
I have very similar feelings about their discography, though I would probably be more harsh od their weak albums. The first three is where it's at, plus of course the second demo, "Sacrificial". I would love the first demo if not for the vocals, which sound... well, weird. "In the Minds of Evil" was surprisingly good - would be a great album if it had a different production (the drums kinda ruin ot for me). The new song I'm not impressed with at all.
Yes I was at Dynamo 1998 and remember hearing about Deicide not being able to make it... I dont remember the Tura Satana bit, other than reading the name on the festival poster. I remember different stages for different subgenres, e.g. death stage, black stage etc, perhaps was it is just that only bands from that genre would play on that day... I remember seeing Emperor, Immortal, Covenant.... and Death on the main stage and they were fkn boring!!! Somehow that live footage is legendary now.
yep....and also Rammstein who I'd never heard of and Pantera being absolutely fucked up onstage and telling everyone to go and watch Saxon instead....which I did, Iced Earth were excellent as well! yeah Death was.....ok.......
@@AlanAverill666 I saw Rammstein for the first time at Waldrock Festival 1997. I believe they played there for 7.000 guilders! And indeed, I remember Phil Anselmo was so wasted (did you see Emperor? Awesome man, awesome!) and the gig was not very good. I do not remember Iced Earth at all. And Insane Clown Posse were a lowlight I guess. And a lot of the new nu metal bands on the bill I think. Looking at the bill now, so many bands I dont remember seeing at all..
@@Metalbobb Emperor....I didn't think that much of, although they were not helped by the lights failing, I thought Immortal stole the Black Metal day.....yeah I also saw ICP! down with the clown til I'm dead in the ground!!
Dynamo 98 was my first European festival, absolutely loved it although 99 was a lot better, probably the best line up I've ever seen. I was gutted Deicide didn't play but don't remember the Tura Satana incident. We found out Bolt Thrower pulled out of Dynamo 99 when we were going over on the ferry, gutted again!
Emperor, Enslaved and Immortal all played on the same day in the tent, amazing! And that was the festival I got into Death, only time I saw them. The thing I remember most was about 10,000 people in Dissection shirts, just crazy!
Can't believe it was 26 years ago!
I still remember Kerrang giving In Torment In Hell a four star review. Imagine my disappointment…
I remember it being ‘album of the week’- very much a case of Dom Lawson(?) reviewing the band and not the album.
Absu