LIVING SACRIFICE - Bloodwork (First Listen)
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- Опубликовано: 20 мар 2021
- First listen to what I think is Christian hardcore metal? Living Sacrifice and the song "Bloodwork" again a new band to me, and stoked to see what Living Sacrifice have to offer up, so let's dive in and listen to Bloodwork from Living Sacrifice.
Living Sacrifice is an American heavy metal band formed in Little Rock, Arkansas in 1989. The band has released eight studio albums, out of which the first three were recorded under R.E.X. Records with their original vocalist Darren Johnson as a more thrash metal and death metal oriented band.
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This album slams, they are amazing live. They are metal to me. The drummer kills it. They a had percussionist which gave that tribal. Thank you for reviewing this. Keep up the good work. Extol fan my self. Extol - Undeceived will always crush.
This is my favorite Living Sacrifice album and one of my favorites of all time.
Same, same.
They have at least 3 albums before 97.
1990 living Sacrifice reminds me of Slayer.
"Or Just working on that Opus"
Their opus was The Hammering Process
I love this band since the early 90s and since they went metal hardcore I started Loving them even more when they change their style one of my all-time favorite bands
One of my favorite bands! IMO one of the most under rated Christian bands out there. Burn the end is a great song on that album along with Perfect. If you like these guys check out War of Ages!!!!!!
War of Ages is Awesome. I saw them open for P.O.D. a few years back at the Whiskey a Go Go in LA.
Reborn is by far in away thier best…so far ahead of its time
If you want heavy Christian metal you need to listen to Impending Doom song nail.dead.risen
I love that band I've been listening to them Since 1994
Seen them live twice. Met members both times. Great band, great guys. Fun fact, the lead guitarist,Rocky Grey, was also the touring drummer for Evenessence back in the “Bring me to Life” era.
Love the band. Check out the album “Nonexistent”. Would love to see a reaction to “Pathogenic Ocular Dissonance” by Tourniquet.
Yes! Tourniquet
This is my favorite album by them and my number 1 favorite song on this album is "Burn The End"... I've been listening to them since they were a new band and have NEVER been disappointed by anything they have released... Their self titled album was very thrash metal and all their albums following kept up with the evolution of metal music... They've always kept the perfect dynamic of melody and heavy in their music...
I have all their CDs,a great Christian Band, saw them in concert
Yeah mid-90s I saw mortification live in Marysville California
Fire band. Seen them years ago. Opened for POD in 2000. A true gem.
Was my favorite band for years heard reject first and was hooked since then I think reborn is in my top songs along with perfect. Saw them live 2x great concerts
just picked this album up on vinyl!
One of my all time fav shows at glasshouse in OC … Living Sacrifice,P.O.D., Dogwood,Project 86…. They blew the roof off!I think Blindside was there too
loved the shows at the glass house. I think POD, Blindside, Project 86 and East West also did a stellar gig at the Granada Theater.
It's a good band. Their self-titled album was more Slayer-ish thrash, then they went into more of a Death/Thrash sound on their second album (Nonexistent) and their third (Inhabit). I think Inhabit is their best album. Now they are more of a Metalcore band.
Lance Garvin - amazing drummer of Living Sacrifice and Rocky Gray ex Evanescence awesome guitarist.
Hold up, Rocky Gray used to be a guitarist for Evanescence?
Living Sacrifice. Living Sacrifice. 1991. Get after it. Grimy yet satisfying. (Lion King REF) Reign In Blood without the death*
Saw them in 2002 as a 14 year old kid. Still one of my favorite bands to this day and Bloodwork is easily my favorite of them all
The Hammering Process has been my favorite album since it’s release. Never has been off the radar. Every track is great. Perfect album all the way through.
Great song!
Being a drummer, I loved to see them live when they had 2 or 3 drummers live (1 drum set and 1 or 2 percussionists, Bryan Gray from The Blamed being the other percussionist), 2 guitarists and a bassist -- in the front row you could really feel the rhythms and riffs shaking your brain. Keep the videos coming, Shane!
I will my friend thank you, I hope all is well with you!
Literally one of my top fav concerts I ever attended, POD, living sacrifice,Project 86, dogwood….at the Glasshouse
Dude ive been looking for mortification for awhile, thanks
Great band....
I first heard of these dudes when I saw them live in a tiny basement in Grafton, North Dakota. Still one of my favorite music memories. They absolutely crushed.
Their percussionist Rocky ended up playing guitar in Evanescence.
Living Sacrifice is a Christian death meta / hardcore band that formed in 1987
Seen them live at a church here in my hometown Albuquerque, New Mexico.... Killer band and they had a big following besides the Christian fans! Kid's with ungodly shirts and had fights and people where making the church like if was a club! They're just a band that speaks the TRUTH like anyone else... That loves a living a GOD!!!
Inhabit, Reborn Empowered, and Hammering Process are my three favorite albums.
Bro! Living Sacrifice! Yes! Check out NODES OF RANVIER , song: glass half nothing. Lesser known band put will punch your lights out every time! Love the videos Shane! Stay Heavy
Nodes Of Ranvier are awesome as were many of the Facedown Records bands back in the day.
Alove For Enemies was also awesome, as well as the band Hands.
I swear, Bruce sings like someone lit him on fire
I like their first three albums the best. They were more Thrash/Death Metal. Later albums turn more Hardcore. Original singer Darren Johnson "DJ" in my opinion is a much better singer.
Im with you on this. I love everything they have put out and been in the pit at more of their shows then I can count, however I am a huge fan of the first 3 albums as well.
Reject, Flatline, In Christ, Reborn Empowered are some of their better songs.
In Christ💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼
I tend to prefer their debut self titled album. Christian speed or death metal worth checking out are Detritus, Believer, Seventh Angel and Sacrament. Thanks for playing this music!🤟🤟
thrash but definitely good stuff
their 1st cd came out in 1991. bloodwork is from their 5th full-length.
Just a little FYI. The Hammering Process was LS' 5th album. They had 3 albums prior to their Solid State Records era. And they were only death metal for the albums Non Existant and Inhabit.
I recommend their song rules of engagement.
Check out Atonement from their 2nd album which DJ their original singer was on their 1st (2) albums
Their best album in my opinion is their self titled album which was their first album. They had 3 albums before Reborn but they're not on Spotify for some reason. Their self titled album sounds like a Christian version of Slayer and actually holds its own and it's probably one of my top metal albums of all time. Then they experimented with 2 death metal albums before coming up with a death metal/thrash metal/metalcore hybrid sound with Reborn.
Man I loved Inhabit. Still do.
LS is my alltime fave. Please do something from Ghost Thief or Infinite Order
it's crazy... i am only familiar with the first LP, they were more Slayer-esque back then, but this is light years away
I am from Arkansas I fist seen them in 1990 at vino's and 150 times since then. I meet Rocky Grey at Kama lot music in Mcain Mall. he give me a demo tap of his band Shredded Corpse. Living Sacrifice still play's maby once a year here local.
Becoming The Archetype which was mentioned as a similar artist is possibly my favorite metal band. They never got the recognition they deserved, but they put out 5 albums over a relatively short career. Their first and third albums are my favorite. Definitely check them out! More progressive that LS, but in a similar vein. They were huge fans of both LS and Extol so you can hear both bands in their music.
So how excited are you that BTA is back now? I’m looking forward to August 26th so much. My top 2 bands would have to be BTA and Hope For The Dying. Maybe they’ll also come out of hiatus soon.
@@HellHathNoFuryAtAll8 So excited!
Texas in July
I'm rather certain that the quote at the start of the other track you heard is from the movie The Usual Suspects!
LS made math metal way before your favorite band. Brought me a little closer to Christ, too.
Oh and Taylor W is family
I've certainly wanted to like Living Sacrifice more than I do (any band that samples Rush, "Liberalism poisons the soul" gets my vote), but they don't frequent my playlist often. Their song, "Screwtape" is quite good, though. I have a copy of _Inhabit_ on disk and I think their first album on cassette somewhere.
Any hard rock, metal I listened to in the 90s was dominated by Deliverance, Tourniquet, Grammatrain, and Leaderdogs For the Blind.
Reminds me of messugah a bit
3 cds you did not mention
Project 86
You should do pantokrator awesome God great zong amd great band
You gotta listen to the Christian band Wolves at the Gate. They are Awesome!
Kaboom! >> ruclips.net/video/mwl31QHL6Zc/видео.html
Living Sacrifice sound Nothing like Extol .
The band kinda vanished, after 2013, not sure what thier doing
They're still around! A documentary about them should be coming out to market soon (it's already been shown once for their 30th anniversary).
@@joelmartin7630 i meant new music, hasnt been any
3 decades, not 1. Metallum can be your friend.
This band is amazing! I've been listening to them since their first album reborn which is their best. I love the hammering process, but it's a definite 2nd. They hit so freaking hard live especially with their drummer and additional percussionist!
They had a few albums before Reborn...
@@Psychologistfordummies yeah, I always forget about those because they had a different lead singer and sounded very different. Reborn was the first album I remember with Bruce Fitzhugh as lead
@@stevenwolanski4432 Any new metal bands you've found. The pickings seem thin nowadays...
@@Psychologistfordummies is been a while since I was in the Christian metal scene. Some of the bands I used to listen to were Training for Utopia, Zao, Norma Jean, I am terrified, A kiss for Jersey and Embodiment.
@@Psychologistfordummies Broken Flesh, Anima Mortuum, Ritual Servant
lol this is their 5th album. their second was called Non Existent and was death metal.
They are not straight edge. They are metal with a dash of hardcore once in a while.
Christian musicians Christian metal bands whatever it's very hard for them to get popular in the kind of world we live in that's why they probablystopped at 2013 I'm sure and do time they will come out with another album though
I agree, things get stagnant for awhile, but I think all genre's get a second or third chance, it's just gotta be something thats fresh a new.
They are all doing many different things. Just released a 30 years of LS dvd. Rocky their lead guitarist was the drummer for Evanescence shortly after it formed.
@@tormentridden yeah and allowed them to play My Tourniquet from Soul Embraced... Still don't know how I feel about it after all these years. The original is just sick
@shanediablo have you ever been introduced to project86, they have some good stuff but my favorite song from them is say goodbye to the bad guy.
Yeah extol there from Sweden
No. Norway.
This was entirely too all over the place for me...I am not a musician so I did not understand the staggered meter; it just sounded too scattered to me and I wasn't sure where it was going. The vocal was a little challenging for me as well...was he talking about making sure you bring the lab order from your doctor...this was about blood work, right?
Lol scattered? this was excellent
I agree. This was ridiculous.
their different, they can do a lot of rythm changes in one song , lot better then just a straight sound
Yeah the blood of Christ King Jesus washes away the sin makes us white as snow before the father
Lol its a christian band so im sure they meant the blood of christ, not a doctors office lol
They just wanted to sound like Metallica. Ended up being more metal than them.
Stryper and Bride ARE NOT METAL!!!!!!!!
You obviously haven't listened to Stryper's newest album then.