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Steve the fucking legend :)

Steve is a genuinely cool ass dude. Around about 2003 I played at a show headlined by Sadus, my band was support. I had no idea who they were, or Steve, anything at all about them (I hate admitting that, but I didn't like death metal at the time... I was an idiot, you'll see though lol). When he pulled up to the venue, a hole in Concord, Ca called Bourbon St (lol), he jumped out of the truck, all ready to go, blonde hair flowing, and I announced loudly: *_"Look at this Chad Kroger looking mother fucker!"_* One of the single most embarrassing moments of my life is having to eat crow as a bassist supporting Sadus lmao. He was an absolute sweetheart about the whole thing too, immediately accepted my sincere and profuse apologies after the show. Seriously one of the coolest dudes alive imho.

Hails of bullets kind of leftme thynkg

He did not goto pestelence patric mameli and the last name utterwick

Get a pop filter

This guy has good taste in movies

I love Worm but I slightly tend even more towards dreams 😊

I really think that it depends which album from them you listened first. Like all the ones who listened Altars first they like as the best. My first was Covenant. I like Domination more but Coventant would be number 2.

Superb interview, guys. 🙏

Steve inspired me heavily in my own musical aspirations

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Very good interview! Steve is a very great addition to Morbid Angel, “Formulas….” Is such a crushing album!!

Leprosy is still the greatest pure and true death metal album ever to me. I love them all but as far as the original concept of death metal goes that is the definitive statement. Rick’s style fit in perfectly at the time.

Human is my favorite death album wtf?

Saw the In Human tour at the Whiskey, Sean gave me a pair of Vic Firth 5A wood tips. Saw the Focus tour at a 21 and over venue and I wasn’t old enough to get in, so Paul handed me his Steinberger guitar to carry in to see the show. Cannibal Corpse was headlining. Amazing memories, thank you Paul and thank you Sean RIP! 🤘🏼

I never had any idea steve was that close to chuck, awesome. I really like steve's work awesome wicked!

I was born in the late 79 and only saw Death's last tour in 1998. I'm so glad I did and I definitely wish I was born earlier to see the early shows.

Wow, I didn't know Steve and Chuck were THAT close! after so many years later I feel sad that I've lived without two and a half decades without new Chucks music. Legend

Don't miss my incredible video of James Murphy playing in 1990! (sorry it's Obituary) ruclips.net/video/CjwKzBLqnNg/видео.html (20-second SUPER highlight!) ruclips.net/video/8XaCcLb1B_k/видео.html (full show)

Living in a stroge-unit?👍😎 Great idea 🤔 🎸

Great Interview Best drummer Herd him first on leave scars Then I hear he was on individual thought patterns Thank you for this Takes me back Gene so into this chat

So turns out Gene Hoglan is heMr Roger's of DM

Awesome interview found human when it came out it blew my mind Took me to cynic and my brain died Love these guys and this time

Saw Necrot in Grand Junction with Municipal Waste, first ever stage dive, Luca is damn cool

HEY, YOU GUYS GOT REALLY GOOD TASTE! APPRECIATE THE FEATURE, THANK YOU!

“Roadracer Records” 😂

What a gem of a video. I love how Steve realizes he's talking about stuff that could put him in a position of criticism of not being discrete, but he also knows it's ok to do it. What a legend.

Trumpeting Ecstacy is a fantastic record. And the new one, Coagulated Bliss is awesome too. Full of Hell can do no wrong in my book. For being such a wildly heavy and chaotic band, they manage to include so much diversity in sound in their music.

Requiem Podcast brought me here. You better pay respect to those n-words.

I love this . Thank you. I want to meet Richard one day

I was freinds with rick rozz

My first death cassette was lepracy then i bought spiritual healing 1980s

Luca is like the coolest dude ever

When you went to rent movie's on vhs in the 80's.There were tons of horror movies on the shelves. They most have loved it.

Thanks for sharing all the Death related interviews. Rest in Peace Chuck.

thanks for doing this and posting it, James Murphy sounds like the coolest dude

I thought the whammy bar stuff on Leprosy was a little over the top too, it almost makes me laugh in some spots. But hey, it made the album what it is, for better or worse.

How did you hear that he complimented it? As in was it in an interview and you watched it?

Jack seems like THE most chill dude ever.

Nice Interview!

Man this was a great interview. Nice to hear James again.

if anybody is interrested...this is the band jack mentioned, the vocalist is also in the band "iotunn"..... ruclips.net/video/nzTXA4oEcgE/видео.html

I was actually gutted when he left Cannibal Corpse. The only thing I've ever read why he left was something about joining some rock band called, Adrift, or something like that. When all that went down with Pat, who I also hated to see go, I was hoping that it would at least be a doorway for Jack to return.

Great interview with Jack. I enjoyed his story about how Cannibal Corpse wrote The Bleeding in that haunted house. Good shit 🤘

Hope you come the the Midwest...be awesome to see you!! Cheers from Kansas

Hey there oyster! (Old farts like me will get this one)

Steve DiGiorgio's jazzy bass is the best in thrash/death

Chris is the coolest. Each time I've met him, he was the nicest guy ever.

Cannibal Corpse rule six feet under are shite 🤘🇬🇧

Some of my favorite cannibal corpse songs are written by him. Just love his writing