I'm so glad that there's still a lot of admiration for Chuck Schuldiner. He was an outstanding musician and a great person all around. His legacy deserves the remembrance.
every Death song has a silver lining and a level of optimism in the face of human tragedy that other death metal bands often lack, which is why death and chuck specifically have attained legendary status
My friends covered this song with their band, and they had it down perfect. They asked me to join on guitar, and I had such a hard time learning it. All the little variations and time changes are so impressive, Chuck was a God.
I'm so glad u did this one! It's a great song, the lyrics are heavy af, the main riff is heavy af, the pre-chorus riff is heavy af, the chorus riff is heavy af and the middle part is just complete insanity. Maybe that's how you listen to these types of songs, like "damn this part is so cool, but wait for the next one". Like watching your favorite movie and waiting for your favorite scenes.
Chuck specifically listed in an interview in 1998: "I was musically inspired by bands like Iron Maiden, Mercyful Fate, Metallica, Slayer and Queensryche. When Metallica’s first album, Kill ‘Em All, came out, it was one of the heaviest alongside Slayer’s first album. Then the term ‘Death Metal’ appeared in the media. Back then everything was a very intense, abrasive and aggressive form of Thrash Metal. "I see Death Metal as an extension and one passed beyond."
@@somethingbl "Schuldiner was originally inspired by Iron Maiden, Kiss and Billy Idol, among others. He was particularly interested in the metal movement known as NWOBHM - New Wave of British Heavy Metal - and cited bands of that genre among his favorites. He frequently cited French band Sortilège as his personal favorite metal group. Slayer, Possessed, Mercyful Fate/King Diamond and Metallica were later influences he would apply more to his own band. Later in his career, Schuldiner frequently cited progressive metal bands such as Watchtower and Queensrÿche as influences. Official Schuldiner website, Empty Words, quotes Schuldiner's mother making the claim that he enjoyed all forms of music except country and rap. He also apparently particularly enjoyed jazz and classical music in addition to metal and British alternative acts such as Lush". Kam Lee, origial Death's drummer: "I'll admit this, and I'll say this straight out, 'cause I know there's an argument all the time, who was first - was it Death or was it Possesed? Well, I will tell you Possessed was first, and I will tell you why. Because Chuck heard what Jeff [Becerra] was doing and Chuck wanted to emulate Jeff. I was there - I was there in the beginning. "There was times when we were living here in Florida before Chuck moved to California, and Chuck and I both started off as tape traders back in the day. And I remember, if you go back to before we were Death, we were called Mantas. If you look at some of the hand-drawn logos of Mantas, the Mantas logo, there's the logo with the devil's tail on it, on the 'M'. That's completely stolen from the original Posessed logo, the devil's tail." Jeff Becerra, from Possessed: "Remember, me and Chuck (Schuldiner, DEATH guitarist/vocalist) were friends. He literally was like my protégé. He moved out to Antioch (California from Orlando); he lived at the house of the then-POSSESSED fan club president Krystal Mahoney. He was pen paling for a while and tape trading. And he very much modeled himself after me. I was so honored because, remember, I’m just a young teenager. But he was the first person to really get what we were doing, what I was doing, and he was the first person that really understood what it was about. And he was so smart that way because it was undefined and so hard to explain what it is, without putting rules on it, because the last thing you wanna do is put rules on anything and stifle it. But he would just grasp it; he loved it. He said, ‘Listen, Jeff. I sound just like you.’ And he was proud of that. And I was proud of him. And there was a bromance going there. It was a respect."
Chuck was absolutely revolutionary. I might be wrong, but i feel he's the originator of "prog metal". Grindcore and deathecore stems from him. Innovation!!
There's also a Synthwave cover of Crystal Mountain that's great, and I don't even particularly like that genre... So many good covers of that song on YT, and in the comments it's kinda heartwarming how people agree with each other that "really great songs just work in all genres".
This was the best reaction ever! why! you actually had a briliant thought! Compare it to the time period and what happend then! Death, Morbid Angel etc from the late 80 are just magic. Thanks! Love how you do it!. In this video you capture the truth of music!!!! We do what we want... not for the masses!!!
The abrupt change of tempos and parts is up made early death metal is own genre. On another note if you can ever good to a death to all show definitely do it. It is made up of mostly past members and they do an amazing job at getting you as close to a death show as possible
It's nice to see how Judson's metal culture is growing enough for him to give his own analysis of the influence of bands such as Death. Love seeing you guys debate on heavy metal culture and music theory it's a value added over the usual "x reacts to this metal tune for the first time".
I feel like "Necrophagist - Diminshed to B" Would be an interesting song for Judson to listen to. I know the vocals won't be his thing, but I do think he could get a kick out of dissecting the obvious classical influences and paralels.
Wow.... you took when was young, Death great group very techical,R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner.... Richard and Judson.... CIAOOOOOO...from Taranto 🏄♂️⛱️☀️ ITALIA 🇮🇹
Great video!! I enjoy very much of the insights from somebody with the classic music upbringing. As a European I would recommend to check Pestilence "Testimony of the Ancient" song "Land of Tears" for example or album "Spheres" (Pestilence later works especially song "Personal Energy" from album "Spheres") or the other bands like Cynic, Gordian Knot or Periphery to name just a few (they were established later in 90s and 2000s). I think there was a lot of bands at the end of 80s early 90s discovering their own style within metal genre. Also Chuck and Death toured in Europe so I would say that he was really absorbing what was happening on the trash, death metal scene in USA and Europe. His genius was to take all in and come up with Death progression over the years which we can hear in every single Death album. Again great video guys!! Thumbs up!
oh yes you can't whack a bit of death,having had my brain melted at around 7 or 8 years of age with hendrix's "i don't live today".i just went for heavier and heavier and the way death bludgeons you over the head was class.chuck found the perfect balance between brutality and melody,in a league of his own.rip chuck,great reaction chaps
Please play more DEATH for Judd! Chuck was a master at meshing riffs together and then rejoining them after a killer bridge part. Still in my top 3 favorite Metal writers of all time. Major influence. Long live Chuck!
YESSS!!! Death F..king Legends! They were ahead of their time. Florida Death metal scene was great. For me Cannibal Corpse, Obituary and Death are the three that nailed it. Obituary and Corpse are still nailing it.
I'm extremely keen to see what the reaction is to some of the black/blackened death stuff out of France. Some of the deeper Deathspell songs, or even later more dissonant stuff. Difficult choice to make on picking the right song though.
I liked the album leprosy, it had a great sound style that felt awareness of their songs were from human experience not just of horror fiction . Cleverly portraying the fact through music.
The guitar riffs in this song are so powerful!!! Death is one of the few bands that used the Marshall Valvestate as their main amplifiers. These amps are discontinued and are highly sought. I own one and even though this amp is more than 30 years old, it's still a monster! I know this is very out of context but you two should visit Queensrÿche's Operation Mindcrime.
I really love Death :) mainly The Sound of Perseverance. And I agree... not an easy one, band for muscians indeed. Chuck was revolutionary. Love your channel! Have you guys ever done Messhuggah? I did not find it... I wonder what Judson would think :D that would be soooo interesting!
the heavier side of thrash influenced Death. Slayer, Rigor Mortis, early Voivod. For a short time Chuck was in a band from Canada called Slaughter that was VERY chaotic thrash and could be seen as death metal
The thing that always throws my brain off on this song is the timing of the drum beat that happens after he says "End it now it is the only way..." It's like the downbeat happens in a different place where you expect it or something.
This one was an intense little episode. Got all Freudian and shit. This was like a Death song in and of itself for a few minutes, I feel like. Anyway, love Death. Keep the scene alive. 💀
Death was influence by a lot of Mercyful Fate and Possessed. Later Death was influence by more Watchtower and more melodic metal influences like Iron Maiden.
An entry in the encyclopedia of metal under 'Old School Death Metal' should immediately have a picture of the 'Leprosy' album by Death. THE classic album the genre! (Perhaps along with 'From Beyond' by Massacre...)
Cool video, guys. I haven't watched earlier videos about death metal, but I wanted to know if Judson knows that early death metal has a lot of influence from slasher and gore movies, and that's the sound bands tried recreating? I think "Left to Die" by Death would be a good next choice. I would like to see Judson's reaction to some death metal with symphonic elements by songs like "Symphony of the Dead" by Therion, that's cool 🤘
Also at least in this song theres seems to be that weird halloweenish sound in the breakdown part like something thatd be in a frankenstien horror movie or something mixed with hardcore lol its awesome
The key to this influence question of Metallica vs Death is Slayer. Metallica wasn’t influenced by Slayer, maybe a little at most. But in a counterpart sort of way because they came out at the same exact time. But Chuck has said Slayer is one of if not the biggest influence on him. And Slayer is as close to death metal without being death metal as u can get. Crazy fast, evil, chaotic, technical, etc. Chuck just took all that and went further.
Cannibal Corpse was actually from New York but relocated to Florida because there was a more vibrant scene. But yeah, Death was early in the scene. You also had Morbid Angel, Deicide and Obituary. Then Cynic, Atheist, and also Death after 3 full lengths started mixing in elements of prog rock and jazz and shit. I loved those death metal fusion bands. I had already been into Rush, Yes, and Genesis, then went into the deep end with death metal, grind, and later black metal so mixing it all together didn't seem weird at all. For further education Deicide would be worth checking out. Same with Morbid Angel. Suffocation would be educational. If you want to hear when the bar was raised and things really got crazy Human Remains still floors the shit out of me. The song "rote" from the Using Sickness as a Hero EP will teach you what you need to learn.
Great song, although I'm waiting for a song from Spiritual Healing, my fav album. Enjoyed the discussion very much, it's always interesting when J gets into it. He didn't even complain about the double bass drums, which were used in only one part of the song, mainly, so I guess that helped, but you're doing it right, he'll get used to it ;) P.S. I think you meant Possessed there Richard, the first official DM album (they went more thrash after that first album), Possessed - Seven Churches (1985) (I know Death had demos on tape in 84, but they're that, Demos), and Possessed were not from Florida but from San Francisco/Bay Area. I guess that's why they dropped a bit of the DM from their next LP and their last release Eyes of Horror EP (that EP rips as all hell though).
I'm a fidel lurker but for once I'd like to make a suggestion for a band to listen : Imperial Triumphant. It'd be good to see you both reacting to some of their stuff :) Thanks again for your funny videos ! Keep it up !
Probably, with the desire to show him the musicality of Death, you showed him the most technical ones at the beginning. But it would have been better to have shown him in chronological order, so he would have better observed the technical evolution of Chuck Schuldiner's musicality.
Observe how the cat scratching by RIchard intensifies as the song's tempo increases!
That is no cat, it is a hellbeast.
I'm so glad that there's still a lot of admiration for Chuck Schuldiner. He was an outstanding musician and a great person all around. His legacy deserves the remembrance.
every Death song has a silver lining and a level of optimism in the face of human tragedy that other death metal bands often lack, which is why death and chuck specifically have attained legendary status
This is one of the most important death metal songs, period! It also "rocks"!!!
Love how richard looks so bored while judson plays his heart out at the intros 😂😂
it's passive agressive payback 😂
I'm pretty sure I read somewhere that Chuck Schuldiner's biggest influence, at least from a heaviness perspective, was your mum.
lol
Lmao
Fucking. Amazing. Top teir comment haha.
Pull the Jud!
My friends covered this song with their band, and they had it down perfect. They asked me to join on guitar, and I had such a hard time learning it. All the little variations and time changes are so impressive, Chuck was a God.
Death is one of those rare bands where all the albums are great. Cosmic Sea is a personal favorite.
Got this cassette, along with King Diamond’s Conspiracy, the same week I got my license. Every song from those two make me feel like I’m 16 and free.
I too use Death as the soundtrack when I pet my little tuxedo buddy.
I'm so glad u did this one! It's a great song, the lyrics are heavy af, the main riff is heavy af, the pre-chorus riff is heavy af, the chorus riff is heavy af and the middle part is just complete insanity. Maybe that's how you listen to these types of songs, like "damn this part is so cool, but wait for the next one". Like watching your favorite movie and waiting for your favorite scenes.
RICHARD HAS A CAT NOW?!?! And he is scratching it in the beat of the music!
He should try to let the cat listen with them and see his/her reaction 😂
15:27 Dissection was from Sweden!
Chuck's influences was around classic metal, POSSESSED, technical metal bands like Watchtower and some jazz
Chuck specifically listed in an interview in 1998: "I was musically inspired by bands like Iron Maiden, Mercyful Fate, Metallica, Slayer and Queensryche. When Metallica’s first album, Kill ‘Em All, came out, it was one of the heaviest alongside Slayer’s first album. Then the term ‘Death Metal’ appeared in the media. Back then everything was a very intense, abrasive and aggressive form of Thrash Metal. "I see Death Metal as an extension and one passed beyond."
@@somethingbl "Schuldiner was originally inspired by Iron Maiden, Kiss and Billy Idol, among others. He was particularly interested in the metal movement known as NWOBHM - New Wave of British Heavy Metal - and cited bands of that genre among his favorites. He frequently cited French band Sortilège as his personal favorite metal group. Slayer, Possessed, Mercyful Fate/King Diamond and Metallica were later influences he would apply more to his own band. Later in his career, Schuldiner frequently cited progressive metal bands such as Watchtower and Queensrÿche as influences. Official Schuldiner website, Empty Words, quotes Schuldiner's mother making the claim that he enjoyed all forms of music except country and rap. He also apparently particularly enjoyed jazz and classical music in addition to metal and British alternative acts such as Lush".
Kam Lee, origial Death's drummer: "I'll admit this, and I'll say this straight out, 'cause I know there's an argument all the time, who was first - was it Death or was it Possesed? Well, I will tell you Possessed was first, and I will tell you why. Because Chuck heard what Jeff [Becerra] was doing and Chuck wanted to emulate Jeff. I was there - I was there in the beginning.
"There was times when we were living here in Florida before Chuck moved to California, and Chuck and I both started off as tape traders back in the day. And I remember, if you go back to before we were Death, we were called Mantas. If you look at some of the hand-drawn logos of Mantas, the Mantas logo, there's the logo with the devil's tail on it, on the 'M'. That's completely stolen from the original Posessed logo, the devil's tail."
Jeff Becerra, from Possessed: "Remember, me and Chuck (Schuldiner, DEATH guitarist/vocalist) were friends. He literally was like my protégé. He moved out to Antioch (California from Orlando); he lived at the house of the then-POSSESSED fan club president Krystal Mahoney. He was pen paling for a while and tape trading. And he very much modeled himself after me. I was so honored because, remember, I’m just a young teenager. But he was the first person to really get what we were doing, what I was doing, and he was the first person that really understood what it was about. And he was so smart that way because it was undefined and so hard to explain what it is, without putting rules on it, because the last thing you wanna do is put rules on anything and stifle it. But he would just grasp it; he loved it. He said, ‘Listen, Jeff. I sound just like you.’ And he was proud of that. And I was proud of him. And there was a bromance going there. It was a respect."
Just when I thought this channel can't get any better you show up with the cat
Chuck was absolutely revolutionary. I might be wrong, but i feel he's the originator of "prog metal". Grindcore and deathecore stems from him. Innovation!!
petting the cat in Death's pace ;) Go tiger
Guysss you really need to react to Crystal Mountain by Death, and then there is a great piano cover of it on UA-cam
There's also a Synthwave cover of Crystal Mountain that's great, and I don't even particularly like that genre...
So many good covers of that song on YT, and in the comments it's kinda heartwarming how people agree with each other that "really great songs just work in all genres".
@@Knokkelman that's true great compositions are transferred seamlessly!
The true fathers of Death Metal definition! the godfathers of genre - Sorry Possessed
I agree.
No, they were punk and thrash
Chuck was something else. You can dislike his music, but you can't dislike him.
That's funny considering that most sources claim he was actually a dick lol
This was the best reaction ever! why! you actually had a briliant thought! Compare it to the time period and what happend then! Death, Morbid Angel etc from the late 80 are just magic. Thanks! Love how you do it!. In this video you capture the truth of music!!!! We do what we want... not for the masses!!!
Song recommendations:
1. Evil dead
2. Left to die
3. Open casket
4. Infernal death
Chuck is the God of Death Metal in my book
The abrupt change of tempos and parts is up made early death metal is own genre.
On another note if you can ever good to a death to all show definitely do it. It is made up of mostly past members and they do an amazing job at getting you as close to a death show as possible
Dudes, about Fusion, Jazz and ... Check Pestilence - Spheres. So, cool
Also Cynic and Atheist
It's nice to see how Judson's metal culture is growing enough for him to give his own analysis of the influence of bands such as Death. Love seeing you guys debate on heavy metal culture and music theory it's a value added over the usual "x reacts to this metal tune for the first time".
I feel like "Necrophagist - Diminshed to B" Would be an interesting song for Judson to listen to. I know the vocals won't be his thing, but I do think he could get a kick out of dissecting the obvious classical influences and paralels.
One of my favorite Necrophagist songs. When I first heard them this was the song I couldn't get out of my head.
Death's best album.
At their most brutal best.
Nah that'll be Human and Symbolic
Spiritual Healing is more brutal
@@JoseEchoes378 this is my favorite
Great conversation! Enjoyed that.
no matter how this video goes: YES! rip chuck
It's great that you reviewed DEATH... great band!!!
I have another European request, and that's DIMMU BORGIR
Gretingzzz from Germany❤
DEMON BURGER
Lol.
the vid dropped only 7 minutes ago and already an instant like from me for Death...
The sound of perserverence is a legendary album
I think Judson will enjoy some doom like candlemass solitude or maybe trivium shogun, i will love that songs review
Wow.... you took when was young, Death great group very techical,R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner.... Richard and Judson.... CIAOOOOOO...from Taranto 🏄♂️⛱️☀️ ITALIA 🇮🇹
Great video!! I enjoy very much of the insights from somebody with the classic music upbringing. As a European I would recommend to check Pestilence "Testimony of the Ancient" song "Land of Tears" for example or album "Spheres" (Pestilence later works especially song "Personal Energy" from album "Spheres") or the other bands like Cynic, Gordian Knot or Periphery to name just a few (they were established later in 90s and 2000s). I think there was a lot of bands at the end of 80s early 90s discovering their own style within metal genre. Also Chuck and Death toured in Europe so I would say that he was really absorbing what was happening on the trash, death metal scene in USA and Europe. His genius was to take all in and come up with Death progression over the years which we can hear in every single Death album. Again great video guys!! Thumbs up!
Did Great Measures ever do a Paradise Lost song, "Embers Fire", True Believe" or "As I Die" for example?
No. And it's a good idea. 🙂↕️
oh yes you can't whack a bit of death,having had my brain melted at around 7 or 8 years of age with hendrix's "i don't live today".i just went for heavier and heavier and the way death bludgeons you over the head was class.chuck found the perfect balance between brutality and melody,in a league of his own.rip chuck,great reaction chaps
Love death!
Possessed, Venom, and Slayer notably influenced Death. Atheist started around the same time too.
Atheist- Enthralled by Essence
Saw Death circa 1990 at the Omni in Oakland. Just amazing time musically to grow up.
Please play more DEATH for Judd! Chuck was a master at meshing riffs together and then rejoining them after a killer bridge part. Still in my top 3 favorite Metal writers of all time. Major influence. Long live Chuck!
YESSS!!! Death F..king Legends! They were ahead of their time. Florida Death metal scene was great. For me Cannibal Corpse, Obituary and Death are the three that nailed it. Obituary and Corpse are still nailing it.
Iced Earth
@@lopa-u9f they're kind of power/thrash
I'm extremely keen to see what the reaction is to some of the black/blackened death stuff out of France. Some of the deeper Deathspell songs, or even later more dissonant stuff. Difficult choice to make on picking the right song though.
Or, hey, Behemoth. O Father? Perfection.
Love it. Great insight. Please do Spirit Crusher or Spiritual Healing next!!!
Almost no introduction, but a clever conversation.
"Let it behe, bombombom.... Master!"
Good tunes; good times
The kitty likes Death lol \m/
I liked the album leprosy, it had a great sound style that felt awareness of their songs were from human experience not just of horror fiction . Cleverly portraying the fact through music.
This came out at the peak of hair metal it's like comparing physics to counting coins
The guitar riffs in this song are so powerful!!! Death is one of the few bands that used the Marshall Valvestate as their main amplifiers. These amps are discontinued and are highly sought. I own one and even though this amp is more than 30 years old, it's still a monster! I know this is very out of context but you two should visit Queensrÿche's Operation Mindcrime.
I really love Death :) mainly The Sound of Perseverance. And I agree... not an easy one, band for muscians indeed. Chuck was revolutionary. Love your channel! Have you guys ever done Messhuggah? I did not find it... I wonder what Judson would think :D that would be soooo interesting!
I have a tuxedo cat also , he's awesome ! 😻
Death: the voice of soul
Human, greateast death metal album ever!!
"Pull The Plug, Death...makes sense..."
the heavier side of thrash influenced Death. Slayer, Rigor Mortis, early Voivod. For a short time Chuck was in a band from Canada called Slaughter that was VERY chaotic thrash and could be seen as death metal
The thing that always throws my brain off on this song is the timing of the drum beat that happens after he says "End it now it is the only way..." It's like the downbeat happens in a different place where you expect it or something.
Next Death song: Perennial Quest?
Focused on the cat the whole time
You listed a lot of bands that "influenced" Death, but all of them came AFTER Death (except for Possessed).
This one was an intense little episode. Got all Freudian and shit. This was like a Death song in and of itself for a few minutes, I feel like.
Anyway, love Death. Keep the scene alive. 💀
Kinda envy Judson, first time Death is an experience
Would love to hear a reaction to chucks other band Control Denied.
Death was influence by a lot of Mercyful Fate and Possessed. Later Death was influence by more Watchtower and more melodic metal influences like Iron Maiden.
You need some Morbid Angel on this channel. Let’s say Blessed are the sick.
Cat reacting to Death (scratching synchronization)
Any time you do a Death song, I'm automatically drawn in! :) Also, who's your new friend, Richard? He/she is gorgeous!
An entry in the encyclopedia of metal under 'Old School Death Metal' should immediately have a picture of the 'Leprosy' album by Death. THE classic album the genre! (Perhaps along with 'From Beyond' by Massacre...)
Cool video, guys. I haven't watched earlier videos about death metal, but I wanted to know if Judson knows that early death metal has a lot of influence from slasher and gore movies, and that's the sound bands tried recreating? I think "Left to Die" by Death would be a good next choice.
I would like to see Judson's reaction to some death metal with symphonic elements by songs like "Symphony of the Dead" by Therion, that's cool 🤘
Also at least in this song theres seems to be that weird halloweenish sound in the breakdown part like something thatd be in a frankenstien horror movie or something mixed with hardcore lol its awesome
I like how the cat looks like he/she wants to bite your face off when you scratch to the tempo of the song.
Suggestions for more Death Metal videos: Immolation or Morbid Angel
Show him Pestilence - Twisted Truth next!
The key to this influence question of Metallica vs Death is Slayer. Metallica wasn’t influenced by Slayer, maybe a little at most. But in a counterpart sort of way because they came out at the same exact time. But Chuck has said Slayer is one of if not the biggest influence on him. And Slayer is as close to death metal without being death metal as u can get. Crazy fast, evil, chaotic, technical, etc. Chuck just took all that and went further.
Cannibal Corpse was actually from New York but relocated to Florida because there was a more vibrant scene. But yeah, Death was early in the scene. You also had Morbid Angel, Deicide and Obituary. Then Cynic, Atheist, and also Death after 3 full lengths started mixing in elements of prog rock and jazz and shit. I loved those death metal fusion bands. I had already been into Rush, Yes, and Genesis, then went into the deep end with death metal, grind, and later black metal so mixing it all together didn't seem weird at all. For further education Deicide would be worth checking out. Same with Morbid Angel. Suffocation would be educational. If you want to hear when the bar was raised and things really got crazy Human Remains still floors the shit out of me. The song "rote" from the Using Sickness as a Hero EP will teach you what you need to learn.
EMPEROR man, he needs to listen to Acclamation of Bonds or With Strength I burn
EDIT: or Alsvart + Ye Entrancemperium
Great song, although I'm waiting for a song from Spiritual Healing, my fav album. Enjoyed the discussion very much, it's always interesting when J gets into it. He didn't even complain about the double bass drums, which were used in only one part of the song, mainly, so I guess that helped, but you're doing it right, he'll get used to it ;)
P.S. I think you meant Possessed there Richard, the first official DM album (they went more thrash after that first album), Possessed - Seven Churches (1985) (I know Death had demos on tape in 84, but they're that, Demos), and Possessed were not from Florida but from San Francisco/Bay Area. I guess that's why they dropped a bit of the DM from their next LP and their last release Eyes of Horror EP (that EP rips as all hell though).
Yeah, pet dat kitty!
10/10 death song if he doesn't like it I'll be pissed
I'm a fidel lurker but for once I'd like to make a suggestion for a band to listen : Imperial Triumphant.
It'd be good to see you both reacting to some of their stuff :)
Thanks again for your funny videos ! Keep it up !
Oh, shit. Let's go.
Cynic - Pleading for Preservation.
This guy will go nuts.
Probably, with the desire to show him the musicality of Death, you showed him the most technical ones at the beginning. But it would have been better to have shown him in chronological order, so he would have better observed the technical evolution of Chuck Schuldiner's musicality.
I can hear the influence on Power Trip. ❤
btw. this is new on net: Catherine Fearns - "Spirit Crusher", cover on piano (nice done, beautiful woman).
Woman, piano, beautiful = ?
in this format you guys do you should do Crystal Mountain
Would love to see Judson react to some more black dahlia! Funeral thirst perhaps
you should do something special for the channel’s upcoming 1st birthday
Trey Azorthoth from morbid angel is a guitar nerd so I’m shore he’s to blame 😅
I chuckled well when you said you were pretty sure Dissection was from Florida.
React to Badlands: the last time or Deftones: Be quiet and drive (far away) plz
Beautiful cat
There's just different pathways to trying to get to the number 11 on the amp.
Archspire and Obscura next please
Hey guys....love It
You could listen to Angra or Shaman from Brazil, André Matos is the god of Heavy Metal here!! They are realy good
Pretty sure that Scream Bloody Gore is the first true Death Metal album. It is for me anyways.
I really think spirit crusher is a great next step in the Death journey. It’s a little less schizo while still keeping the death feel in tact.
Death