True. I can see someone who craves melodic vocals to be put off, but Death is the apex of the metal genre imo. I get someone having preferences but these albums seem objectively top tier quality wise
The Human album is my favourite album because of "Together As One" because I'm an identical twin. The song is about Siamese Twin's but still hits hard in my life experiences being an identical twin. We were born together and we hope to die together. We're together as one.
Saw Death in Atlanta in the early 90's during their Individual Thought Patterns tour. I stood against the stage and just watched the magic happening before me the entire time. I got to shake Chuck's hand, and my friend got his Coke bottle glasses broken in the pit and had to spend the rest of the show holding 1 lens (all he could find lol) up to his eye 😆 R.I.P. Chuck & Sean 🤘
Just found this on a fluke, and, I AM VERY HAPPY. Your reaction was AMZING. THANK YOU brother. Chuck Schuldiner is universally acknowledged as the Godfather of Death Metal, just in case you didn't know. His career and music is genre defining. This song is on the "Human" alblum/disc, which was their defining, best ever work. I would seriously recommend anything that Death made. They are all great, and amazing. Chuck died on December 13, 2001, of an extremely rare form of brain cancer, which his insurance refused to pay for, for an experimental form of a cure, which is now an accepted treatment. Tank you so much for making this video, and keeping the memory of Chuck ALIVE!
Really? Never heard that story regarding the aftermath of his death. What is the cure that is an accepted treatment today? Nontheless extremely tragic, i wouldn't wanna live in the US paying absurd amounts of money for an medical insurance that surely won't cut it in the end when needed.
I've gotten such a better appreciation for this band from channels like yours, dude is a wizard on the guitar. So much more complex than just taking it at face value
Death Metal mirrors society. Society doesn´t like to look at what it, too, did spawn. I take great comfort in Death Metal bearing this extent of honesty.
DEATH are in league of their own. Unreachable and genius musicianship. A milestone in the metal music. Please bear in mind this album is written 1990-1991 and released October 1991. A true piece of musical art.
This is the very first song that got me into death metal! It's very nostalgic to me! Brings me so many memories! Chuck is the godfather of Death metal and anyone who disagrees is a poser and has no idea what Death metal is...
Very respectful reaction from a dude who knows how to dissekt a classic Death track. They have a superior sound as he points out & also takes time to check out the lyrics. Viking Hello from Denmark. And only Gene Hoglan was able to keep up the insane standard Reinert played on this classic album, when he took over the drums on Individual T. Patterns. Their 2 best albums imo.
Excellent reaction mate. Love your enthusiasm. Have to agree with you totally, the older stuff seems to have more soul to it. 'Human' was defo their best album and all the songs just shred. I feel the albums that came after it, either progressed too much or the production wasn't as good as it could be. But yes, this album was great.
Death's Leprosy is still one of my all time favourite death metal albums, Chuck Schuldiner is the Godfather of Death Metal. One of my current favourite death metal shredders is Sonia Anubis of the all-girl group Crypta, when I first came across her YT channel she was doing covers of Chuck/Death on guitar and bass. You should check them out, Chuck would be proud to know he influenced such a talented guitarist as Sonia.
Pretty crazy that both Masvidal and Reinert were just 20 when they recorded this album. I think in an interview, DiGiorgio said they had booked a week for Reinert to lay down the drum tracks, but he did it in like 2 or 3 days. So they used the extra time to write and record Cosmic Sea.
you nailed it. this song is a direct rebuttal to the claims of the plaintiffs in this case. if you have time there are a few interesting documentaries to watch that paint a bigger, more convoluted picture of the attack on artistic expression and freedom of speech in the mid to late 80s. Another thing that you got right is the implied vagueness of a lot of metal lyrics. This is common across many metal genres to keep it open to interpretation as to have different meanings to different audiences.
You know, it's kinda wild, out of the blue I started looking up reactions to Death songs this morning, and it must have been a couple hours before you uploaded this because I specifically looked for this song but didn't see thia video. I ended up finding this inadvertently after I just got done watching your Come to Daddy reaction and then clicking your channel. My day has come full circle lol
Chuck Schuldiner, one of a kind. Unbelievable songwriter, guitarist and artist all around. All the musicians who have been part of the band are excellent too. When every other death metal band still focused on stupid topics like death (actual death, not the band), raping people, murdering and torturing somebody he stayed on his line despite fans went like "oh nooo, Death is not death metal anymore, buuuh huuu 😭😭😭" Fuck them, Death is, was, and always will be no.1
I agree. Death set the bar forever even if you disagree they where the first, everyone agrees that’s the mold. Tech and prog death would never exist without them.
Ive seen Death 3 times back in the day. Chuck showed the world that extreme music could be written and performed at a level beyond just blast beats amd crushing riffs
When the Spiritual Healing album came out, it blew me and my friends away. When the Human album came out, we sat in silence, floored by what we were hearing. R.I.P. Sean.
my question is where was everyone when this was going on ? their albums busted norms and genres.. how many years ago ? My fave is probably Crystal Mountain because that is a zenith of the moment.
as typical as it sounds to call that song their best, i really cant help but dig the shit out of it on a different level every time. Great lyircs, i love the imagery, the riffs are epic, the pace and "catchiness" are slightly different than other Death songs but it still fits in perfectly with the album
One of the most random pairings in music history was dee snider, frank zappa and john denver testifying in court together on the behalf of free speech in music. A great watch ifnyou ever get the chance.
Death is the best Death Metal band. They were technical and progressive when the others that came out were not. Chuck also sang not just about satanic stuff, he actually sang about humanity and society and cared about the human condition. The New Wave of Deatetal is great but they all jumped off of Death. As far Deathmetal they are like what the Beatles and Led Zeppelin are to rock.
No way! WOW! I wish I could have seen chuck in his presence... your father is awesome to be in highschool with him. Chuck skipped school just to play his electric guitar. You have metal in your veins for sure!
Been a fan of this band for 30+ years. A lot of the lyrics. i have no idea what they are. This is musician type cork sniffing level metal and kind to some extent only care about the performance and sound. But for sure Chucks lyrics matched the musical content 1:1. I could make comparisons to Tool in some ways. It's like the proficiency of musicianship and th depth to the lyrics are the kind of artistic formulations that seem to be derived from conduits of the universe itself. and Rarely done so perfectly. No matter the genre, no matter the age of human existence. It's just a channeling, and a gift that some with open eyes are blessed with. One thing is for certain. If you spend your days staring at a 5.5" screen scrolling up. you are withering away from that clarity. And as someone who does not, and even saw Television as the idiot box even by the time i was like 11 years old over 40 years ago. You need to unplug from the matrix. BEcause that's something i couldn't even remotely be bothered with as a pre teenager nearly half a century ago. I find it patronizing and a distraction and a major contributor to anti compassion, divisiveness and idiocy. And when you have seen it manifest clearly for multiple decades to the T, it's hard to even be bothered to entertain people that quite literally are programed so far gone that they might never get it. Some do though, so never give up. The very content of these lyrics was then and is now overtly on the front page of society. In other words it's not new. In fact it's thousands of years old minimum.
On one hand Death will forever remain a band that never made a bad album but imagine what awesome music Chuck could have brought us over many decades. Huge loss.
The Judas Priest case was ridiculous... the same lawyers went after Ozzy Osbourne for the song 'Suicide solution' inspiring a suicide... Ozzy won the case, got it tossed. Priest was another angle... 2 teens shot themselves in a double suicide pact in Nevada - 1 survived. The survivor wrote a letter blaming music by Judas Priest for their actions (He did not account for their drug & alcohol use... he later died from a OD). Lawyers knew their case would be tossed on 1st amendment basis like Ozzy... so they looked for 'hidden' messages in Judas Priest's songs. They claimed they had found a 'subliminal command' in a Spooky Tooth cover "Better by you, better than me" which Priest recorded in 1978... it was the alleged command "Do it" on the song that pushed the boys to suicide... Thus, the case went to trial as the parents sued Judas Priest. The plaintiffs claimed that Priest had intentionally placed the order "do it" into that song... and the judge said he could hear "do it" when it was played in court... Rob Halford of Priest testified that there was no "do it" on the track... he even sang the song on the stand. Experts analyzed the "do it" and they concluded that is was a combination of the guitars and Rob Halford's breath intake that created that perception. Others looked at the 2 boys families and exposed that there was significant abuse, alcohol and drug use... which made them high suicide risks. Ultimately, Judas Priest was acquitted of any wrongdoing. But Halford said the trial had traumatized the band... Glenn Tipton (guitars) later wrote the song 'Bloodsuckers' for Judas Priest about the trial. Tipton was furious in the aftermath and said, "To sit and listen to bare-faced liars... and not being able to stand up. That was such an ordeal for us... They would go on about, 'How many people has this record killed? We would get letters from parents every day...' But when you ask them to produce those letters, they went, 'Oh, that was two or so years ago... it's inadmissible...' Bare-faced liars."
Can't blame the metal community man. The medical system for sure is a problem of course.Pretty callous to put any amount of blame on random fans who have no true obligation to help each and every individual metal musician who has health or personal problems
This was the very first song I ever heard from death when I was like 10 years old and never knew the band but remembered the intro. later on down the road when I turned 18 my brother showed me this song when we really started to seriously get into death metal and this song blew me away. I never had such nostalgia in my life and will ever again. This song is the reason Death will always be my favourite band and always will be.
Spiritual Healing Album is a good one as well. Also, the best track on this album is Defensive Personalities. Death was a great band. Chuch the frontman could play his butt off. The lyrics are not like any other death metal band.
And buy the way, speaking of Judas Priest..... Death did a cover of Judas Priest - Pain Killer You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/JArjr-IxzlI/видео.html
I just watched hurt by j.cash It was a yr old so i thought you might see it.. tinhe video that was released after his death was God's gonna cut you down. It's full of celebrities that are sad. Jayz, Chris Rock, sherrel crow Woody Haralson falls back into a pool. Baptism? I think they regret selling their souls cause they are about to get cut down by God.
What is your favorite Death song?
Without judgement, genetic reconstruction, symbolic, killing spree
Voice of the Soul
Voice of the soul
So hard to choose but maybe Pull the Plug
Story to tell, Zero Tolerance, Left to Die
when sean reinert played on this album, he changed the course of metallic drumming forever. he was 19 years old when he played on this record.
R.I.P. Sean
Undeniable! There are some drum cam videos of him on the Human tour that are just incredible. His dexterity and feel are unreal.
RIP Sean and Chuck
Two of my favorite metal drummers Sean Reinert and Gene Hoglan. Both had their name in Death that changed the game for years to come.
He influenced Hoglan
Very few musical artists have a flawless discography. Death managed to accomplish that feat. Legendary, I love every one of their albums.
True. I can see someone who craves melodic vocals to be put off, but Death is the apex of the metal genre imo. I get someone having preferences but these albums seem objectively top tier quality wise
True
Chuck's lyrics, guitar style and song construction were amazing.
The Human album that this song is from was a game-changer in death metal. One of the first progressive death metal albums.
Death Human is the Master of Puppets of death metal
The Human album is my favourite album because of "Together As One" because I'm an identical twin. The song is about Siamese Twin's but still hits hard in my life experiences being an identical twin. We were born together and we hope to die together. We're together as one.
Atheist, Cynic, and Pestilence took this and went ape shit. Too bad death metal fans killed it.
Death is not death metal.
@@stellarcubicbeam7760 Yeah just like Autopsy isn't death metal.
Saw Death in Atlanta in the early 90's during their Individual Thought Patterns tour. I stood against the stage and just watched the magic happening before me the entire time. I got to shake Chuck's hand, and my friend got his Coke bottle glasses broken in the pit and had to spend the rest of the show holding 1 lens (all he could find lol) up to his eye 😆
R.I.P. Chuck & Sean 🤘
youre a lucky guy u saw death live
Just found this on a fluke, and, I AM VERY HAPPY.
Your reaction was AMZING. THANK YOU brother.
Chuck Schuldiner is universally acknowledged as the Godfather of Death Metal, just in case you didn't know.
His career and music is genre defining.
This song is on the "Human" alblum/disc, which was their defining, best ever work.
I would seriously recommend anything that Death made.
They are all great, and amazing.
Chuck died on December 13, 2001, of an extremely rare form of brain cancer, which his insurance refused to pay for, for an experimental form of a cure, which is now an accepted treatment.
Tank you so much for making this video, and keeping the memory of Chuck ALIVE!
Really? Never heard that story regarding the aftermath of his death. What is the cure that is an accepted treatment today? Nontheless extremely tragic, i wouldn't wanna live in the US paying absurd amounts of money for an medical insurance that surely won't cut it in the end when needed.
I've gotten such a better appreciation for this band from channels like yours, dude is a wizard on the guitar. So much more complex than just taking it at face value
2023 , I'm 55 now and still absolutely feel Death is THE top shelf band above all 🤘😎
Hell yah🤘
Bruh, Death is top fucking shelf metal!!!!
Death Metal mirrors society. Society doesn´t like to look at what it, too, did spawn.
I take great comfort in Death Metal bearing this extent of honesty.
First goes " your joy in demise of a life " and in second run he swaps joy for "your help in ending of a life"... It's genius
DEATH are in league of their own. Unreachable and genius musicianship. A milestone in the metal music. Please bear in mind this album is written 1990-1991 and released October 1991. A true piece of musical art.
Death is Awesome! I find their music to be timeless. Great Video!
This is the very first song that got me into death metal! It's very nostalgic to me! Brings me so many memories! Chuck is the godfather of Death metal and anyone who disagrees is a poser and has no idea what Death metal is...
"Flattening of Emotions" and "Suicide Machine" are a must on this album as well.
Very respectful reaction from a dude who knows how to dissekt a classic Death track. They have a superior sound as he points out & also takes time to check out the lyrics. Viking Hello from Denmark. And only Gene Hoglan was able to keep up the insane standard Reinert played on this classic album, when he took over the drums on Individual T. Patterns. Their 2 best albums imo.
Excellent reaction mate. Love your enthusiasm. Have to agree with you totally, the older stuff seems to have more soul to it. 'Human' was defo their best album and all the songs just shred. I feel the albums that came after it, either progressed too much or the production wasn't as good as it could be. But yes, this album was great.
I feel the EXACT same way you do -- I only really got into them over the last few years and I'm so glad I did. They're legends.
Much respect for you for listening to this band. Whether you might like it or not....Thanks a lot from eastern europe
Death's Leprosy is still one of my all time favourite death metal albums, Chuck Schuldiner is the Godfather of Death Metal. One of my current favourite death metal shredders is Sonia Anubis of the all-girl group Crypta, when I first came across her YT channel she was doing covers of Chuck/Death on guitar and bass. You should check them out, Chuck would be proud to know he influenced such a talented guitarist as Sonia.
Pretty crazy that both Masvidal and Reinert were just 20 when they recorded this album.
I think in an interview, DiGiorgio said they had booked a week for Reinert to lay down the drum tracks, but he did it in like 2 or 3 days. So they used the extra time to write and record Cosmic Sea.
I read something that said Chuck wrote Cosmic Sea when he was 15. Was always skeptical and i guess it was bs.
you nailed it. this song is a direct rebuttal to the claims of the plaintiffs in this case. if you have time there are a few interesting documentaries to watch that paint a bigger, more convoluted picture of the attack on artistic expression and freedom of speech in the mid to late 80s.
Another thing that you got right is the implied vagueness of a lot of metal lyrics. This is common across many metal genres to keep it open to interpretation as to have different meanings to different audiences.
He was a great lyricist , one of the greatest till today .
Yo! Great to hear a Death reaction!! Love your channel bro. Crypta has a new single out "Trial of Traitors" - totally wicked!!!
You know, it's kinda wild, out of the blue I started looking up reactions to Death songs this morning, and it must have been a couple hours before you uploaded this because I specifically looked for this song but didn't see thia video. I ended up finding this inadvertently after I just got done watching your Come to Daddy reaction and then clicking your channel. My day has come full circle lol
Chuck Schuldiner, one of a kind. Unbelievable songwriter, guitarist and artist all around. All the musicians who have been part of the band are excellent too. When every other death metal band still focused on stupid topics like death (actual death, not the band), raping people, murdering and torturing somebody he stayed on his line despite fans went like "oh nooo, Death is not death metal anymore, buuuh huuu 😭😭😭"
Fuck them, Death is, was, and always will be no.1
The only death metal band I like.
Same 🤘🤘🤘
haha, death is not death anymore
I agree. Death set the bar forever even if you disagree they where the first, everyone agrees that’s the mold. Tech and prog death would never exist without them.
Absolutely, also Atheist was a massive influence on the genre.
Ive seen Death 3 times back in the day. Chuck showed the world that extreme music could be written and performed at a level beyond just blast beats amd crushing riffs
When the Spiritual Healing album came out, it blew me and my friends away. When the Human album came out, we sat in silence, floored by what we were hearing. R.I.P. Sean.
Interesting, how did you react to the albums that followed?
Chuck was a really good composer as well as his insane rythm and lead playing.. they were always playing at a really high level after leprosy
Great take on the lyrical content. Glad you enjoyed the tunes 🤘🏻
Great song from my favorite Death Album, Human is the perfect balance of old Death and the more prog side of Death
my fav death album, great reaction!
I always crack a smile when people react to death thanks for reacting to it and hopefully you do more
Definitely a top 5 Death song. They've got so many good ones. Zero Tolerance, The Philosopher, Pull the Plug, Spirit Crusher etc...
Relentless tune. Human is a beast of an album. Cheers dude 🤙
Death is completely thier own sound, i mostly listen to thrashmetal but Death is my alltime favourite band
You and me both man, thrash isy by far favorite metal genre and I don’t listen to any death metal at all, other than my favorite band Death of course!
Your Victim of Changes reaction is one of the most legendary videos on YT for sure.
Great Reaction! Chuck Schuldiner was an absolute perfectionist - hence the reason why the band changed so many lineups over the years.
I mispronounced "Schuldiner" for years. After hearing Chuck's surviving family members say it in a documentary, I found out it's SHULL-deen-ur.
YOU HAVE GREAT TASTE SIR! Greetings from London 🤘🤘
This was my first song I heard from Death on the Power Hour on Much Music. 🤘😊🤘
I think I might have it recorded on VHS. Lol
Finally Death, my favorite band. Chuck Schuldiner was a musical genius. And probably their better song. But they have so much to choose from...
Awesome T I never heard this, I like it🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥♥️☮️💯
Nile - Lashed to the slave stick
Ruins is my fav Nile track. they are a fun band
You should check out Dee Snider of Twisted Sister represent metal in court in the 80s during the peak of the metal witch-hunt. Did a very good job.
This song got me into Death the first time I heard it.
You should do an reaction to this whole album. Flattening of Emotions kicks this album off and takes your heart to the ultimate cardio workout
You are awesome. Best regards from Norway :D
btw, superclear analysis of the lyrics, great job
As of me watching this there were 666 ikes. Considering the topic can we say, YIKES! 😳 I had to hit the like button to change that. 😆
The Philosopher
I like how it creeped in and then boom it's just a vicious assault. I felt like I was personally violated but in a good way.
Pull the plug.
Thats my favorite right now. I'm sure it will change as I continue to explore their music.
@@TheAdventuresofTNTyou should hear a moment of clarity man
my question is where was everyone when this was going on ? their albums busted norms and genres.. how many years ago ? My fave is probably Crystal Mountain because that is a zenith of the moment.
as typical as it sounds to call that song their best, i really cant help but dig the shit out of it on a different level every time. Great lyircs, i love the imagery, the riffs are epic, the pace and "catchiness" are slightly different than other Death songs but it still fits in perfectly with the album
Amazing song from an amazing band!
One of the most random pairings in music history was dee snider, frank zappa and john denver testifying in court together on the behalf of free speech in music. A great watch ifnyou ever get the chance.
The most important extreme Metal album for its development years to come.
That’s my good buddy Scott Carino playing bass in this video. Very good bass player in his own right. 🤘🏻
You should check out one of Death's instrumentals , like "Voice of the soul"
I thought this was about Death the black US proto Punk Band from 74 That we only discovered in 2009
Oh, I thought this was 'A band called DEATH ' which was the first Black Heavy Metal group in the 60s. Look it up.
I've heard of them. Never heard their music. Have to check it out.
I’ve done them already. Check the channel.
@@TheAdventuresofTNT I saw.
@@RGBado do 'Politicians in my eyes'
Chuck was the reason I got into more extreme realms of metal
DEATH
"Compelled by self resentment".
Tragic story
Death is the best Death Metal band. They were technical and progressive when the others that came out were not. Chuck also sang not just about satanic stuff, he actually sang about humanity and society and cared about the human condition. The New Wave of Deatetal is great but they all jumped off of Death. As far Deathmetal they are like what the Beatles and Led Zeppelin are to rock.
My dad knew chuck in high school
No way! WOW! I wish I could have seen chuck in his presence... your father is awesome to be in highschool with him. Chuck skipped school just to play his electric guitar. You have metal in your veins for sure!
This song rocks!
Been a fan of this band for 30+ years. A lot of the lyrics. i have no idea what they are. This is musician type cork sniffing level metal and kind to some extent only care about the performance and sound. But for sure Chucks lyrics matched the musical content 1:1. I could make comparisons to Tool in some ways. It's like the proficiency of musicianship and th depth to the lyrics are the kind of artistic formulations that seem to be derived from conduits of the universe itself. and Rarely done so perfectly. No matter the genre, no matter the age of human existence. It's just a channeling, and a gift that some with open eyes are blessed with. One thing is for certain. If you spend your days staring at a 5.5" screen scrolling up. you are withering away from that clarity. And as someone who does not, and even saw Television as the idiot box even by the time i was like 11 years old over 40 years ago. You need to unplug from the matrix. BEcause that's something i couldn't even remotely be bothered with as a pre teenager nearly half a century ago. I find it patronizing and a distraction and a major contributor to anti compassion, divisiveness and idiocy. And when you have seen it manifest clearly for multiple decades to the T, it's hard to even be bothered to entertain people that quite literally are programed so far gone that they might never get it. Some do though, so never give up. The very content of these lyrics was then and is now overtly on the front page of society. In other words it's not new. In fact it's thousands of years old minimum.
There's a lyrically similar song from sacred reich called who's to blame.
🤘🤘
if you want death metal with 'soul' it has to be Death
Imagine if this guy was still around!
On one hand Death will forever remain a band that never made a bad album but imagine what awesome music Chuck could have brought us over many decades. Huge loss.
The Judas Priest case was ridiculous... the same lawyers went after Ozzy Osbourne for the song 'Suicide solution' inspiring a suicide... Ozzy won the case, got it tossed. Priest was another angle... 2 teens shot themselves in a double suicide pact in Nevada - 1 survived. The survivor wrote a letter blaming music by Judas Priest for their actions (He did not account for their drug & alcohol use... he later died from a OD).
Lawyers knew their case would be tossed on 1st amendment basis like Ozzy... so they looked for 'hidden' messages in Judas Priest's songs. They claimed they had found a 'subliminal command' in a Spooky Tooth cover "Better by you, better than me" which Priest recorded in 1978... it was the alleged command "Do it" on the song that pushed the boys to suicide... Thus, the case went to trial as the parents sued Judas Priest.
The plaintiffs claimed that Priest had intentionally placed the order "do it" into that song... and the judge said he could hear "do it" when it was played in court... Rob Halford of Priest testified that there was no "do it" on the track... he even sang the song on the stand. Experts analyzed the "do it" and they concluded that is was a combination of the guitars and Rob Halford's breath intake that created that perception. Others looked at the 2 boys families and exposed that there was significant abuse, alcohol and drug use... which made them high suicide risks.
Ultimately, Judas Priest was acquitted of any wrongdoing. But Halford said the trial had traumatized the band... Glenn Tipton (guitars) later wrote the song 'Bloodsuckers' for Judas Priest about the trial. Tipton was furious in the aftermath and said, "To sit and listen to bare-faced liars... and not being able to stand up. That was such an ordeal for us... They would go on about, 'How many people has this record killed? We would get letters from parents every day...' But when you ask them to produce those letters, they went, 'Oh, that was two or so years ago... it's inadmissible...' Bare-faced liars."
Chuck was failed by: 1. The medical system and 2. Metal community who failed to pool together and fundraise to help with his medical expenses
Can't blame the metal community man. The medical system for sure is a problem of course.Pretty callous to put any amount of blame on random fans who have no true obligation to help each and every individual metal musician who has health or personal problems
this was also the album i became a death fan
This was the very first song I ever heard from death when I was like 10 years old and never knew the band but remembered the intro. later on down the road when I turned 18 my brother showed me this song when we really started to seriously get into death metal and this song blew me away. I never had such nostalgia in my life and will ever again. This song is the reason Death will always be my favourite band and always will be.
GREAT choice of a band, bud
🤘😜🤘
You heard that song on MTV 25 years ago
Open Casket
RIP Chuck Schuldiner
Spiritual Healing Album is a good one as well. Also, the best track on this album is Defensive Personalities. Death was a great band. Chuch the frontman could play his butt off. The lyrics are not like any other death metal band.
Saludos desde chile amigo! Reacciona a DORSO de chile!
And buy the way, speaking of Judas Priest.....
Death did a cover of Judas Priest - Pain Killer
You can find it here: ruclips.net/video/JArjr-IxzlI/видео.html
Fugees are my #1
Death is my #2
master piace
Spirit crusher
I just watched hurt by j.cash It was a yr old so i thought you might see it.. tinhe video that was released after his death was God's gonna cut you down. It's full of celebrities that are sad. Jayz, Chris Rock, sherrel crow Woody Haralson falls back into a pool. Baptism? I think they regret selling their souls cause they are about to get cut down by God.
normally you play reaction videos blind, you already know the text...
I don’t recall having heard this song before but usually I pull up the lyrics so I can understand what he’s saying.
Man,look out for Electric Shock by Schizo....
LIFE DESERVES DEATH !!!
yeeaaaa
Hey the week is almost over and you're missing an upload......🤨
😁
We were planning to do a podcast this week but couldnt decide on a topic. Any suggestions?
@@TheAdventuresofTNT I'd like to suggest the reaction that you already have done
and said you were going to upload this week, 😋
@@TheAdventuresofTNT You know which I am referring to ya?
FYI the guitarist and the drummer once dates each other, so they both are proudly gay, RIP Sean Reinert.....
You need to react to some later Death.
You must be the only black guy (not offending) listening to such music.
Lol, I think I am. I think I’m the only one hosting a Metal stream too!
School - dinner :)
Remek delo ,KLASIKA
чувак! разве чёрные парни слушают death metal?)) только rap!)))
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Growlers… lol … isolate the vocals… remove… listen to the great music…..