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As a metal enthusiast, I love your channel, Beth. It's fun to watch you explore the genre a bit. I HIGHLY recommend making a video of Candlemass with their singer Messiah Marcolin. He's simply a legend. Sort of like a metal opera singer. Definitely a unique talent. I'd love to hear your analysis.
One of the great things about Tom Araya's vocals is that he is generally VERY clear and understandable, despite the speed of the music. I really enjoyed this reaction/analysis; now please do Angel of Death; you'll end up talking about the opening vocal for like 8 minutes. :D
If you have something to say, it is better off to be clear to have it picked. It is a problem with many metal bands that are on the more extreme side. Grunt grunt GRUUUNT, grunt grunt....
Tomás Enrique Araya Díaz, the vocalist, born in Viña del Mar, Chile, appears with a national football team T-shirt, because the day before, June 21st, 2010, Chile defeated 1:0 Switzerland in the 2010 South Africa World Cup.
seeing slayer always brings a smile to my face, and fun fact: in one of their last shows here in Brazil, they were playing War ensemble and the sound of the place just shut off in the middle of the song, the only thing making sound was the drums (but only the acoustic sound), the people in the pit begin to sing out loud from there to the end, and you could see Araya happiness to see the people finishing the song for him
Oooh boy! You can't overstate the influence of Slayer and early Metallica (and others) on the history of metal. They kicked 80's "hair metal" in the throat and inspired a thousand bands to form and explore faster and nastier sounds.
I'm a huge extreme metal fan, especially death metal and thrash metal. I got this on cassette as an Xmas gift from my grandparents back in high school (I graduated in 1988), hearing your critique on this is such a great experience. I've found a lot of folks with musical backgrounds like you are actually less judgemental about this music. I had a co-worker at one shop that would actually react to my music a lot like you do, she was more interested in their techniques than giving me those evil looks I'm so used to! She genuinely liked Death (my favorite band), and VoiVod (although I don't consider VoidVod extreme, some of their older stuff is more thrash like), and was a joy to discuss music with. Love the channel, and love seeing you cover music like this!
I really like Death too. :) I had a bunch of CD:s and I kinda forgot about them. Thanks for the reminder. :) Also I'd like to say how heartwarmingly wholesome the story about your grandparents was. I'm picturing two kind elderly people going to a record store asking for the new Slayer album "Reign in Blood" on cassette for their grandson's graduation... :)
I used to listen to metal (mostly mainstream) with little or no thrash. Tried death metal and could never get into it. Over time my tastes have migrated to more funk/r&b/hip-hop but I always find myself appreciating the musicianship of thrash. I recall watching Dark and listening to Kreator Pleasure to Kill. It evoked such a visceral emotion of dislike and hate in me but when I gave it a second listen I loved the speed and precision of the drums (the video is utterly bonkers though)
I am, or used to be a stutterer. Respitory therapy was far more useful to me than usual logopedics. My therapist was a retired opera singer who taught stutterers the use of the force of their diaphragms. And it did learn me some basics about vocal strengths as well. Since I'm a soft-spoken low key voiced kinda person. I used to have difficulty raising my voice, well, not anymore. 😂 Although that doesn't make me a good metal vocalist. 😅
If you react to Slayer live check out videos before 2009,, when Tom Araya could still headbang,,, he had a neck surgery from headbanging and couldn't headbang any more,,.. Listen to Bloodline from the War at the Warfield Live,, and Mandatory Suicide from the Still Reigning live..
Great reaction! React, analyze other Slayer's masterpiece: "Angel of Death"...The ideal would be to analyze the studio version...Greetings from Brazil!!!
Totally off topic but I must... Tom Araya is chilean like me and he's wearing the national chilean soccer selection team T-shirt, I remember he shouted "Viva Chile Mierda" a couple of times in this concert ❤ But I think you should check the original studio version, that initial shout is outstanding. Hugs from Chile!
I saw Slayer three times in open air festivals including this show also and every single time rain was pouring. And it made the concert even more epic and better.
Actually got to hear this live a couple weeks ago when Kerry King did it with his new group. Never thought I'd hear this song live and my life feels complete now.
Tomas Araya isn't just from a Chilean household, he was born in Chile. His family immigrated here when he was in early elementary school. The drummer here Dave Lombardo, escaped Cuba when he was a young boy. Another fun fact is that both of them are Christian
You need to listen to their album "Seasons in the Abyss ". Especially the tracks: War Ensemble, Dead Skin Mask, and Skeletons of Society. Amazing instrumental performance but lyrically moving. Especially these days.
It was so much fun to watch and and listen to Beth break down and jam out to Slayer!! I got to see Arch Enemy open for Slayer at Harpos in Detroit back in 2004, it was an awesome show! 🤘
Another great reaction and analysis, Beth! For Tom's next trick, I would suggest Necrophobic, from the same album. It won't take long : two verses, three choruses, guitar solo, all in 1'38". It's an exercise in diction if ever I heard one.
Much love Beth. Cattle Decapitation-Scourge of the Offspring or A Photic Doom. Travis Ryan’s vox has evolved into something more amazing. We know you’d appreciate it.
Awesome. The best Slayer album, by far, along with South of Heaven. Have seen them live a couple of times, and boy do they deliver, like here. He has interesting vocals; they create an eerie atmosphere and build, and use interesting chords and melodies and progressions and time changes. As someone mentioned, what’s great is his lyrics are clear, which is difficult to do in thrash. If you didn’t completely listen to Tori Amos’ cover, you should. It’s excellent, and SO different from the original, which is also difficult to do well, in a totally different style.
I've seen Slayer in concert 7 times and at the end of the buildup of this song and when it really kicks in, the crowd just erupts. But to be fair they have several songs where the crowd just goes nuts. I first saw them on that Big 4 tour in 1990 in Atlanta. R.I.P. Jeff
I wish someone would react to Travis Meeks and Days of the New. He's a wonderful songwriter and lyricist. He wrote his first album at the age of 17. It racked up 3 singles that hit the billboard 100. He sounds like Jim Morrison and Layne Stayley.
Love Slayer, so of course I was gonna come see this reaction... but.. to be honest, I initially thought that was Weird Al Yankovic in the preview thumbnail and definitely wanted to see him performing the song.....
Please react to Tommy Johansson. He’s the former guitarist of Sabaton, heads up his own band Majestica and has his UA-cam channel where he does covers of popular songs . I’d suggest listening to The Phantom of the Opera or She’s gone for starters. You won’t be disappointed.
Slayer uses 4ths not 3rd guitar harmonies here and usually. The harmony guitar is playing the same fret but one string higher unless that note lands on the B string guitar 2 then plays the next Semitone over
I feel like you have to see a live Reign in Blood performance when they actually rain in blood. They typically rain blood as they play this song it’s usually a finisher to their set haha.
Someone commented on a slayer video, that he likes Tom Arayas voice because it reminds him of an angry dad shouting at his kid. Which I thought was the most hilarious way of describing it.
Was at the 'Final' LA show in 2019, kinda sad but it was time. Ya really need to hear how this Album Sounded. They'd left Metal Blade and had Def Jam produce it, top notch. Tom's range isn't anywhere near what it was in 1986, the opening scream on Angel Of Death is legendary. Thanks for the reaction, love the breakdowns and insight.
I saw a System of a Down at a club show on one of their off dates when they were on the Slayer tour in 95 or 96. They actually were opening for Clutch. They were absolutely killing it live and then three or four years after the fact I got to see them on the main stage at Ozzfest and they had really grown into themselves. But yes the Slayer influence is in there even if it is become a strange permutation the intensity with which System of a Down attacks their music is definitely a through line from the aggression of Slayer
Beth, I know you're a vocal analyst but surely at least a tip of the hat to Dave Lombardo on drums! The rhythmic changes he brings through his feet I believe, and I'm no expert, take this song to the epic status that it holds.
You were in shock weren't you beth I could tell by the look on your face. So this maybe might be too much for your innocent eats lol. I have a suggestion for you to react to though which would be more easier to listen to and that would be for Wintersun sons of winter and stars 1.5 official lyric video. They are labeled as a symphonic viking metal band from Finland. They use viking folklore in their music which this song is emotional intense and beautiful all at the same time too beth . So send me back a reply to see what you think Much love Wintersun Alex USA ❄️❤️
I love this band and this song particularly, but really there's NO ONE know there is better version of live performing of this song??? - I mean version from Still Reigning 2004.
Tom has one of the most recognisable voices in metal. But I gotta say, I liked him better in the early years, when he had a little bit more variety in his style, hitting the occasional high-pitched scream. After Reign, it just became all about "yelling in key".
This is one of the most chaotic and iconic metal songs. Slayer fans are some of the most crazy and pationate. Slayer are not just a musical group, they are a lifestyle. Raper Ice-T and his hard rock band Body Count did a cover of this song. Love that you reacted to this. Slayer can be tough to get in to for some. They are not known for melodic songs.
Great reaction. Hope you could feature Chuck Schuldiner of Death songs from the majestic 1995 album symbolic, Empty Words, 1000 Eyes, Sacred Serenity or Crystal Mountain. He changed his death vocal technique on this album
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As a metal enthusiast, I love your channel, Beth. It's fun to watch you explore the genre a bit. I HIGHLY recommend making a video of Candlemass with their singer Messiah Marcolin. He's simply a legend. Sort of like a metal opera singer. Definitely a unique talent. I'd love to hear your analysis.
R.I.P Jeff ❤
A spider bite leading to alcohol fuelled liver failure is about as metal as death gets!
One of the great things about Tom Araya's vocals is that he is generally VERY clear and understandable, despite the speed of the music. I really enjoyed this reaction/analysis; now please do Angel of Death; you'll end up talking about the opening vocal for like 8 minutes. :D
If you have something to say, it is better off to be clear to have it picked. It is a problem with many metal bands that are on the more extreme side. Grunt grunt GRUUUNT, grunt grunt....
The key to that one is picking the right version with the proper visceral scream, not one with a half ass attempt.
Dude every good thrash/death singer is understandable.
Do the original high pitched "I am the Anti Christ" and make sure that it's clearly audible to your neighbors🤘
The buildup to this song was what we used in D&D to indicate a difficult fight was coming. just the intro on loop until we rolled initiative.
Love that
Tomás Enrique Araya Díaz, the vocalist, born in Viña del Mar, Chile, appears with a national football team T-shirt, because the day before, June 21st, 2010, Chile defeated 1:0 Switzerland in the 2010 South Africa World Cup.
seeing slayer always brings a smile to my face, and fun fact: in one of their last shows here in Brazil, they were playing War ensemble and the sound of the place just shut off in the middle of the song, the only thing making sound was the drums (but only the acoustic sound), the people in the pit begin to sing out loud from there to the end, and you could see Araya happiness to see the people finishing the song for him
You have to watch Tom in an interview...He's so soft spoken and he has this laugh that makes you smile
Oooh boy! You can't overstate the influence of Slayer and early Metallica (and others) on the history of metal. They kicked 80's "hair metal" in the throat and inspired a thousand bands to form and explore faster and nastier sounds.
Actually they were doing their thing before hair metal.
Thank God. Between the “New Wave” crap and the Hair Metal” without Slayer and Metallica the 80s would have been horrible music wise.
@@tjakr3869 You know bands like Iron Maiden is “New Wave,” right?
@@KlaustheViking I’m talking about flock of seagulls “New Wave”. Iron Maiden in the 80s was “run to hills” and “Number of the Beast”. Hardly new wave.
@@tjakr3869 I thought you were talking about NWOBHM.
I'm a huge extreme metal fan, especially death metal and thrash metal. I got this on cassette as an Xmas gift from my grandparents back in high school (I graduated in 1988), hearing your critique on this is such a great experience. I've found a lot of folks with musical backgrounds like you are actually less judgemental about this music. I had a co-worker at one shop that would actually react to my music a lot like you do, she was more interested in their techniques than giving me those evil looks I'm so used to! She genuinely liked Death (my favorite band), and VoiVod (although I don't consider VoidVod extreme, some of their older stuff is more thrash like), and was a joy to discuss music with.
Love the channel, and love seeing you cover music like this!
I really like Death too. :) I had a bunch of CD:s and I kinda forgot about them. Thanks for the reminder. :) Also I'd like to say how heartwarmingly wholesome the story about your grandparents was. I'm picturing two kind elderly people going to a record store asking for the new Slayer album "Reign in Blood" on cassette for their grandson's graduation... :)
yer lucky dude!!! not even my parents would even think about nor ask me what cassette i wanted for xmas... me and my friends were AAAALL alone...
I used to listen to metal (mostly mainstream) with little or no thrash. Tried death metal and could never get into it. Over time my tastes have migrated to more funk/r&b/hip-hop but I always find myself appreciating the musicianship of thrash. I recall watching Dark and listening to Kreator Pleasure to Kill. It evoked such a visceral emotion of dislike and hate in me but when I gave it a second listen I loved the speed and precision of the drums (the video is utterly bonkers though)
@@naysay02 😂😂 wtf!?
This is in Sofia, Bulgaria, first ever Big Four concert. Was quite an experience. Very good memories.
Saw Slayer with a friend at a festival years ago. We knew they were heavy... but after the first song we just stood there mind-blown and laughed.
I would definitely recommend the album version as well, for the eerie build-up of tension at the beginning.
After this , please consider doing a video about Chuck Schuldiner from Death. Probably the most influential death metal vocalist
I'd add Sepultura to your list of bands along with the others. Also great drumming.
Saw them in 1986 at a 200 person bar on that 'Reign in Blood' tour, my 4th concert. Good stuff! Thanks for the reaction.
i saw them first time in Chicago 85 Aragon Ballroom.Venom Slayer and Exodus .i snuck in my canon AE 1 camera and have photos. What a lineup.
somos el mejor país de Chile hermano
ajajajaj ,, obvio !!
Ojalá la reacción hubiese sido a Chemical Warfare para el "Viva Chile mierda!"
Oh my goodness what a beautiful reaction Beth. I love how you explained this you are a saint!! 🤘🏻💥🔥🙏🏻💯
Saw em in the hannemann days in a smallish Welsh leisure centre , the power was unreal
I saw them in 2005 with Slipknot, Hatebreed and Mastodon. Probably the best gig I've ever gone to.
Now you should react to Raining Lobsters - Bill McClintock. It's a natural follow up.
I like how he combined with Chemical Warfare mixed with KC and the Sunshine Band
That's the greatest video on YT.
A lot of people struggle with Raining Blood, but you seemed to get it. Especially the end, which is supposed to be chaotic.
I am, or used to be a stutterer. Respitory therapy was far more useful to me than usual logopedics. My therapist was a retired opera singer who taught stutterers the use of the force of their diaphragms.
And it did learn me some basics about vocal strengths as well.
Since I'm a soft-spoken low key voiced kinda person. I used to have difficulty raising my voice, well, not anymore. 😂
Although that doesn't make me a good metal vocalist. 😅
If you react to Slayer live check out videos before 2009,, when Tom Araya could still headbang,,, he had a neck surgery from headbanging and couldn't headbang any more,,.. Listen to Bloodline from the War at the Warfield Live,, and Mandatory Suicide from the Still Reigning live..
I really enjoyed your reaction! Very informative with the facts on vocals and breathing. I make sure to subscribe!
If you have never seen it, the "Raining Blood" Jazz remastered from AndyRehfeldt is a classic.
He deserves to be more popular. The Angel of Death lyrics mixed with the Yakkity Sax from Benny Hill is very funny
Great reaction! React, analyze other Slayer's masterpiece: "Angel of Death"...The ideal would be to analyze the studio version...Greetings from Brazil!!!
Check out Repentless from their going away tour back in 2019. It's from only 5 years ago but still so good - these old dudes can rock!
Nice shirt, Beth. Brings back memories 🙂
I love Tom’s big goofy smile at the beginning 😂
jeff was such a beast, RIP
Totally off topic but I must... Tom Araya is chilean like me and he's wearing the national chilean soccer selection team T-shirt, I remember he shouted "Viva Chile Mierda" a couple of times in this concert ❤ But I think you should check the original studio version, that initial shout is outstanding. Hugs from Chile!
That chromatic riff reminds me a lot of Grieg’s Hall Of The Mountain King
I saw Slayer three times in open air festivals including this show also and every single time rain was pouring. And it made the concert even more epic and better.
Great live pick and reaction🤘
Alive Jeff, it`s invaluable... Rest in peace, Legend!
I didn't know that about Tom Araya being a respiratory therapist before going full time with Slayer. Thats hilarious!
Actually got to hear this live a couple weeks ago when Kerry King did it with his new group. Never thought I'd hear this song live and my life feels complete now.
Tomas Araya isn't just from a Chilean household, he was born in Chile. His family immigrated here when he was in early elementary school. The drummer here Dave Lombardo, escaped Cuba when he was a young boy. Another fun fact is that both of them are Christian
Chile national team shirt!
You need to listen to their album "Seasons in the Abyss ".
Especially the tracks: War Ensemble, Dead Skin Mask, and Skeletons of Society.
Amazing instrumental performance but lyrically moving.
Especially these days.
My favorite version of this song, even more than the studio/album version. 🤘🔥🔥🔥🤘
Beth, I will be giving your album a listen. You’re awesome!
Seen them live numerous times. One of the toughest moshbpits I experienced. They are great!!!
Definitely the quintessential thrash song from THE quintessential thrash album.
next lets go for watain :) moving on the extreme metal world ; )
It was so much fun to watch and and listen to Beth break down and jam out to Slayer!! I got to see Arch Enemy open for Slayer at Harpos in Detroit back in 2004, it was an awesome show! 🤘
You headbanging says it all, love your reaction 🤘😎🤘
Another great reaction and analysis, Beth!
For Tom's next trick, I would suggest Necrophobic, from the same album. It won't take long : two verses, three choruses, guitar solo, all in 1'38". It's an exercise in diction if ever I heard one.
Too cool, just saw Kerry King play in Phoenix last night!
Much love Beth.
Cattle Decapitation-Scourge of the Offspring or A Photic Doom.
Travis Ryan’s vox has evolved into something more amazing. We know you’d appreciate it.
Awesome. The best Slayer album, by far, along with South of Heaven. Have seen them live a couple of times, and boy do they deliver, like here. He has interesting vocals; they create an eerie atmosphere and build, and use interesting chords and melodies and progressions and time changes. As someone mentioned, what’s great is his lyrics are clear, which is difficult to do in thrash. If you didn’t completely listen to Tori Amos’ cover, you should. It’s excellent, and SO different from the original, which is also difficult to do well, in a totally different style.
I saw a lot of images of skeletons and skulls on this slayer song breakdown, cool!
I've been looking forward to this.. Amazing ❤
I've seen Slayer in concert 7 times and at the end of the buildup of this song and when it really kicks in, the crowd just erupts. But to be fair they have several songs where the crowd just goes nuts. I first saw them on that Big 4 tour in 1990 in Atlanta. R.I.P. Jeff
I love your reviews! So good. Keep it up 😊
The thumbnail makes it look like weird Al is doing a Slayer parody.
I wish someone would react to Travis Meeks and Days of the New. He's a wonderful songwriter and lyricist. He wrote his first album at the age of 17.
It racked up 3 singles that hit the billboard 100. He sounds like Jim Morrison and Layne Stayley.
Love Slayer, so of course I was gonna come see this reaction... but.. to be honest, I initially thought that was Weird Al Yankovic in the preview thumbnail and definitely wanted to see him performing the song.....
I actually heard Tori Amos's cover of Raining Blood before I heard the original. (I was never a huge thrash metal fan, but I am very much a Tori fan.)
Kerry King is in his own band now (the lead guitarist) called Kerry King. Give it a shot. I saw them lives a few weeks ago.
So yeah his control is to 5:49 in this video is amazing.. now realize hes doing this AND playing the damn guitar at this bpm.
Please react to Tommy Johansson. He’s the former guitarist of Sabaton, heads up his own band Majestica and has his UA-cam channel where he does covers of popular songs . I’d suggest listening to The Phantom of the Opera or She’s gone for starters. You won’t be disappointed.
It's almost as if you don't enjoy dissonance. :) Your facial expressions the first few minutes is pretty priceless.
It’s my processing face!
Slayer uses 4ths not 3rd guitar harmonies here and usually. The harmony guitar is playing the same fret but one string higher unless that note lands on the B string guitar 2 then plays the next Semitone over
The riff always reminds me of the *Munsters* theme.
I feel like you have to see a live Reign in Blood performance when they actually rain in blood. They typically rain blood as they play this song it’s usually a finisher to their set haha.
Getting round to this is like graduation day. You are now an adult.
Someone commented on a slayer video, that he likes Tom Arayas voice because it reminds him of an angry dad shouting at his kid. Which I thought was the most hilarious way of describing it.
Damn, I never knew that about Tom Arraya! Wow!
Studio version of Angel of Death next. Most "reactors" that hear the opening, believe they're hearing a guitar...... do it
Was at the 'Final' LA show in 2019, kinda sad but it was time. Ya really need to hear how this Album Sounded. They'd left Metal Blade and had Def Jam produce it, top notch. Tom's range isn't anywhere near what it was in 1986, the opening scream on Angel Of Death is legendary. Thanks for the reaction, love the breakdowns and insight.
I saw a System of a Down at a club show on one of their off dates when they were on the Slayer tour in 95 or 96. They actually were opening for Clutch. They were absolutely killing it live and then three or four years after the fact I got to see them on the main stage at Ozzfest and they had really grown into themselves. But yes the Slayer influence is in there even if it is become a strange permutation the intensity with which System of a Down attacks their music is definitely a through line from the aggression of Slayer
UNIQUE SOUND.UNIQUE DECADE👹
Please give us your reaction about Tamino with the song Habibi.
Beth, l love you and your technical coments!
Can you ever react Glenn Danzig in his Misfits days?
Much love from Brazil!
Cheers
i recently heard KERRY KINGs new band play this 3 days ago opening for MASTODON and LAMB OF GOD-pretty fukkin awesome in case you were wondering
Uncle Rick would be so proud!!🤘🤘 R.I.P JEFF HANNEMAN!!!!
Very cool that you're going back to the source of all we know as "metal" today. Slayer was a force, and in 1986 this tune blew everyone's tits off.
Slayer lyrics: 👿👹☠🐐🔪
Tom Araya singing them: 😁🥰😄🥳
Dave, Tom, Kerry, Jeff. FFUUCCKKIINNGG SSLLAAYYEERR.
Needed a laugh today you'll do fine Roar! SSSLLAAYAAA
Beth, I know you're a vocal analyst but surely at least a tip of the hat to Dave Lombardo on drums! The rhythmic changes he brings through his feet I believe, and I'm no expert, take this song to the epic status that it holds.
Check out Slayer's Seasons in the Abyss too...
Also:
Overkill: Years of Decay
Crowbar: Planets Collide
You were in shock weren't you beth I could tell by the look on your face. So this maybe might be too much for your innocent eats lol. I have a suggestion for you to react to though which would be more easier to listen to and that would be for Wintersun sons of winter and stars 1.5 official lyric video. They are labeled as a symphonic viking metal band from Finland. They use viking folklore in their music which this song is emotional intense and beautiful all at the same time too beth . So send me back a reply to see what you think
Much love Wintersun Alex USA ❄️❤️
One of the greatest bands ever! I have been listening to Slayer since the mid 80s. Kerry King on guitar 🎸…. One of the best!!
I love this band and this song particularly, but really there's NO ONE know there is better version of live performing of this song??? - I mean version from Still Reigning 2004.
Slayer live is an unreal experience
Quintessential slayer. And an inspiration to the future
As a Slayer fan, I appreciated your reaction, and it was well done. The only thing missing was screaming effing Slayer!😅
Dave, what a legend
Automatic headbanging mode
Dig the Provo look 🤣🤣
Tom has one of the most recognisable voices in metal. But I gotta say, I liked him better in the early years, when he had a little bit more variety in his style, hitting the occasional high-pitched scream. After Reign, it just became all about "yelling in key".
What's important of a heart is that one has METAL HEART! :D
cit.
This is one of the most chaotic and iconic metal songs. Slayer fans are some of the most crazy and pationate. Slayer are not just a musical group, they are a lifestyle. Raper Ice-T and his hard rock band Body Count did a cover of this song. Love that you reacted to this. Slayer can be tough to get in to for some. They are not known for melodic songs.
Slayer is a beautifully dark rabbit hole should you wish to go down it. 🤘
If you want to see Tom use his lungs, listen to him introduce “War Ensemble” in Tokyo. (The comments about his scream are priceless)
Please do "Suffer" by Vision Of Disorder. It has great live footage from the 90s
SLAYER!!! Tom may not be a great singer but he can roar! Slayer is my favorite
Great reaction. Hope you could feature Chuck Schuldiner of Death songs from the majestic 1995 album symbolic, Empty Words, 1000 Eyes, Sacred Serenity or Crystal Mountain. He changed his death vocal technique on this album