1 hour 42 Minutes with LORD WORM and Mike DiSalvo of CRYPTOPSY | INTO THE DARKNESS Interview Series
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this Episode Lord Worm & Mike DiSalvo share their individual histories, the early beginnings of Cryptopsy, the origin of the Lord Worm moniker, Earwigs and Beer, sleeping in coffins, the legendary None So Vile, the evolution to Whisper Supremacy, and so much more... hang on tight as we take you INTO THE DARKNESS with two of the most extreme and iconic Brutal Death Metal vocalists of all time!
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I love Lord Worm. None So Vile is my favorite Cryptopsy album.
Jimmy Gray it’s their masterpiece
@@RedefiningDarkness Absolutely.
Great choice
BLASPHEMY MADE FLESH
@@MusicOfDestruction Agree...'None So Vile' is an undeniably awesome album but... 'Blasphemy..' had much more creativity throughout (not to mention a better recording). Check out that Funeral Vomit ep yet?
Anyone who dismisses the DiSalvo stuff is sorely missing out. You can't compare the two vocalists as their styles are so drastically different, but both men bleed talent and passion for the music. The first five albums are all monstrous.
Once Was Not should be standing proudly on that table.
Great interview as usual. Lord Worm is an intelligent guy.
He is very well spoken
Totally! Full of wit and black humor
His lyrics show it
Hell yeah. Lord Worm has been one of my favorite vocalists for over two decades, and he was a major influence. “None So Vile” was one of those life changing records for me. I had heard Cannibal Corpse, Morbid Angel, Deicide, Suffocation, and many other death metal bands before that, and those bands certainly were game changers for me. But when I heard that first scream in “Crown of Horns” I was awestruck. I’d never heard anything like that album in my life. It was my “bible” for a very long time once I found a copy of it at a Tower Records many years ago. It still is a great album to me, never get tired of it. I liked “Whisper Supremacy” as well, because I dug the power and ferocity behind Mike DiSalvo’s vocals as well. “Emaciate” is a hell of a song. Great interview from 2 legendary frontmen. Ave!
I was a super fan of this as well- Thanks for sharing - Cheers!
I could listen to Lord Worm talk all day. Such an intellectual, funny guy. He is my #1 favorite death metal frontman and vocalist, hands down.
Lord Worm has an incredible personality. Could listen to him talk all day. Bring back Lord Worm!
I Saw Lord Worm with Cryptopsy in 2006 in L.A. at the former Key Club. I met him and he even signed my ticket stub. Cool guy sucks to think that had he not left again we would have gotten a badass double album and not that deathcore one they released after he left.. I love none so vile but Once was Not is slightly my favorite because I love how experimental it is..
Lord Worm-era Cryptopsy was one of the best death metal bands ever...When he left they really sank quick.
i agree with the first part, disagree with the last part, they never lost momentum. sure, NSV is their best and likely always will be, but they don’t have any less than really-good albums (yes, even with mcgachy. i love him, personally, but can see why others don’t)
Bullshit they got way more extreme and technical after he left that's why they kicked his lame ass out he sucked period
Yup
I can’t say they ever sank they lost some fans but that happens when you’re a band that isn’t tied to one sound
@@derfgerps4016 i hate them without lord worm
Awesome interview. Its's been great to see a new with Lord Worm and Mike, at least audio ones, since we haven't really had any audio interviews with these guys for the past 20 years, and it's great to hear them discuss the history of the band nowadays.
Thank you Jorge, hopefully we can do more of the print interviewees gone audio/video
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Interesting have you any idea why the area is the only one to use this?
@@ReaperMetalProductions I have no idea. I was born to immigrant parents, so most things in bloody Canada never made sense to me growing up.
Great interview! I watched the entire thing! I'm curious where the name "Into the Darkness" comes from. That's also the title of a nu metal song. 😄
Thomas started the podcast a while back and chose the name I believe in reference to Grave switching grave with darkness to appease his label Redefining Darkness. Damn nu metal
@@ReaperMetalProductions Very nice. Yes, the song, "Into the Darkness", is by Kittie from the mid-2000s. I never minded nu metal. It is certainly alternative music than it is metal, but I enjoyed some of it just as much as black/death/thrash. I prefer nu metal over the kind of rubbish we have today like Amaranthe, In this Moment, and Butcher Babies. And, I especially prefer nu metal over Kamelot--the worst live band I've ever seen.
Cool to hear both guys talk about what they did with the band. I loved all of the first four Cryptopsy records, really groundbreaking stuff for that time.
I never cared for the DiSalvo albums, but seeing how nice of a guy he is, it makes me wish I had. But it has been many years since I have revisited those, so I think I will circle back and try them again.
I just watched a couple of cryptopsy videos without worm to remind me how truly significant he is to the band. Hail worm!
They're shit without him
I think the first Cryptopsy song I ever heard was the opening minute of 'Orgiastic Disembowelment' and I was hooked. Then I saw one of their albums in a local music shop '... And Then You'll Beg', so I snapped it up. I listened to it and thought "Wait a minutes, this doesn't sound like what I heard... oh well!" and fell in love with it anyway.
Loved this interview. Loved Cryptopsy for years, and it was great listening to both of them and hearing their stories.
Can someone please tell me what T-shirt the host is wearing?
I'm a huge fan of Once Was Not and both of the Rage Nucleaire albums, I don't understand why they are so underrated. I wish there were more questions about the lyrics on these albums, they are pure gold!
BAHAHAHAHAHA
I feel like worms vocals on those albums were a little dried out and his highs especially
It may sound like a cliche but Cryptopsy changed my life. A friend of mine in Canada and I traded tapes sometime in 1998. I don't remember what I sent him, but he taped me None So Vile by Cryptopsy and my jaw hit the floor. At the time I was more into hardcore then metal. I still liked bands like Suffocation and Incantation, but I rarely heard any new bands that I got excited about. Cryptopsy got me back into metal in a huge way. It also changed my band at the time (Parade of The Lifeless) from playing metalcore with thrash and death metal influence to pushing the limits of technicality and brutality. We were much more experimental than Cryptopsy, but we were after that kind of intensity
Saw cryptopsy live with Lord worm...the played the whole none so vile album and other old stuff back in 2005 in Santa Ana CA fuckin best DM show ever hail the almighty Lord worm/CRYPTOPSY
None So Vile is my all time favorite from Cryptopsy, but I like everything they did except The Unspoken King. I first saw Cryptopsy with Mike Desolvo and he was a great front man. Whisper Supremacy is great as well and holds up real well in my opinion.
2 legends! Great interview. 👍 These guys inspired me so much, and got me through some rough times. Respect.
I love both era’s, I prefer Worm’s vocals, but really enjoyed the music after he left. Cool interview.
None So Vile is a fan favorite but Whisper Supremacy and ...And Then You'll Beg are utterly milestones in extreme music. The decade transition from the 90s to 2000s.
Unbelievable how good Reaper and Thomas are at doing these pods! Great knowledge of Death Metal history and they know there shit. Guests like Swano, Burns, Glen, Rodney, Worm, and Barney is just off the hook. What more could you ask for? Thanks so much for bringing us back into death metal history. The Best genre of music by far
Thanks Kurt we really appreciate it
Love these in depth interviews with underground legends of the extreme metal scene.
We appreciate that you appreciate it!
2023 listening to this Lord Worm was so great,Cryptopsy sadly has not even come close to where it was as band,If Lord came back just for Studio recordings that would be cool if ever
Lord Worm is a legend.
I know I'm late to this party, but damn! what a great interview. I wish something like this was done with Eric Langlois (wherever he is) and Mike Levasseur. Hell, even Mike Auburn, they were all such key components of the Cryptopsy legacy. This band's contributions cannot be denied or overlooked, they truly changed the game between 96 and 2000.
edit: I wish Mike had spent twice as much talking about Whisper Supremacy and ...And then you'll beg... like how the writing/recording/touring process was
No disrespect to Lord Worm, but we all know how much Reaper likes his Kiss stories 😂
HAHAA
Hahaha I did have an instance of oh no! But if it’s his story it’s his story, he at least got to a different point and bands than normally it goes
This is epic!
Thanks Adem! Check out our other Into The Darkness videos
Cryptopsy definitely won the who's more extreme between them and katakyslm
Two of the best vocalists of all time!
Lord Worm yes. Mike no. But I don’t dislike Mike
Both Mike and Dan are great people, Let's hope we will hear Dan in more album releases! Maybe he will get a chance to play with a garage band and enjoy it "like in the old days" as he said. Really great video
I hope so, thanks for watching! Plenty more content here if ya have time to check it out
This series of interviews is awesome keep it up guys I love it
thanks Eddie!
Blasphemies is one of the gnarliest albums i have ever listened to, great interview. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Blasphemy made flesh is a piece of art
This was a great interview. Thanks guys
THIS WAS AMAZING, thanks for all that you do you guys!
Cheers Tony!
Yet again, such a pleasure to listen to these interviews. Very good stuff and easy listening even though I can imagine setting this one was not idel for you guys. Thanks!!
Great interview as usual!
Cheers Jose!
Thanks Jose!
Love this
The scream in the beginning of none so vile was flo
Both are fantastic vocalists🥂
Awesome interview
Worcester Supremacy
Embalmer72... Nice!! I played drums in Cleveland's Embalmer from 07-09
Worms r intellegent creatures, so r DiSalvos.
None So Vile is the best death metal album.
lord worm!
Rage Nucleaire colisse!
What band shirts you guys wearing?
Old Cryptopsy is unmatchable.
Does anyone know the bio of Lord Worm? Where he is from in Canada? He sounds like he is from my neck of the woods lol
I've always wondered the same because he doesn't have a Quebecois accent. Whereabouts is your neck of the woods? Have any ideas as to where he's from?
@@kovin_kestnar49KI would have guessed NB but yeah who knows. Thanks for the reply! Totally forgot about my comment lol
Welp on the flip side. Disalvo rips. Not hating on worm. Just prefer the disalvo albums
Worm's vocals are just non human sounding. No worm = craptopsy. Vocal wise I mean. The band's playing style will always impress. Desalvo is a guy in the sky type of guy? Crappy vocalist and human too. F desalvo! Disalvo, excuse the misspelling.
You are a pc ofshit its closed minded asshats like you who make this shitty planet somewhat worse mikes a great guy I talk with him often
This shit isn’t true
You’re why people hate metal heads and it’s an embarrassment to the fandom
@@derfgerps4016 I just hit a scratch off for $5,000. What a good day.