You didn't even finish playing the video. If you didn't like what he did in his band you should say so and not pretend you liked him just to get subscribers or not get criticism. It is completely genuine that you do not like it, these are things that happen.
He started playing gorey death metal but along the way he paved the way for technical and progressive death metal to become a thing too. His lyrics became more philosophical and his songwriting more complex
@@hvitekristesdod Or he could just listen to the individual thought patterns album but probably would stop listening 3:57's into the album and call it good as he did this video.
Where would you have heard it? No where except from the albums, certainly not radio unless you listened to latenight Tampa radio from the late eighties early nineties. My guess is the fact Chuck was quite melodic, and had solid theory, so despite being a "sub genre of metal" its very musical. Point, counter point, tasteful phrasin, the leads and solos are in key and despite being shreddelic and dynamic to the point of madness, resolve fluidly and make sense in context.
If you haven't yet, I highly recommend Devin Townsend. Particularly his EMGtv performance of Kingdom. Operatic vocals, amazing guitar player, prog metal.
Death Metal is great, some of the chunkiest, grooviest of metal genres which sounds odd but the groove is vital to Death Metal, Chuck is another guitarist who figured out his own tone and style, honed in on it and went all in and yeah, dude had some crazy long finger reach and his picking techniques are superb; he also preferred solid state Marshall amps to tube amps, said he always had clarity issues with tube amps and tubes burning out on tour was a drag considering they could be difficult to locate in a pinch
His newer band(before he died) was CONTROL DENIED . It was the same members as DEATH but he got a vocalists that could "technically' sing--Tim Aymar. BTW sorry for blowing up your comments... Chuck is my biggest Hero next to Yeshua! lol! Check out Jeff Loomis(NEVERMORE) and Per Nillson(Scar Symmetry) for some Majickal Solo work!
Death's first three albums are pretty good and have a distinctive sound that laid a good base for what the band would become. Human to Sound of Perseverance though are absolutely amazing.
He wa a trailblazer also, no one had done the stuff he wa a doing before him, I don’t care if people hate death metal but if they can’t see chucks genius it says a lot about what they know about the guitar
Being from down in the area and scene...Chuck did what he does...his sound was based with his guitars...always a dimarzio x2n humbucker....always scooped mids
Here is a tip: Monster heats are the poorest performance head cups! They perform worse than a $10 pair of earphones. Go buy a real pair of headphones. Like Audio Technica, Seinheiser, Hi-fi man, etc..
Chuck IS the greatest metal guitarist to ever live. Yeah, everyone goes apeshit for Kiko Loreiro. He is a killer player, for sure, no shade intended. But Chuck was such a killer guitar player, so technically proficient, and unafraid to explore the depths of how far he could take metal. It’s such a profound loss, as I would have loved to hear his music today…This is the GOAT, period!
I'm of the personal opinion you don't have to be the most technically proficient guitarist to be a great guitarist. People like Chuck, EVH, Jimi Hendrix, and others are considered among the greatest guitarists because of the music they wrote with the instrument, not because their music was the most complex, technically challenging thing to play.
Yeah... No ... This is same kind of shit that you see young girls do for Justin Bieber, fangirling at it's finest... What Chuck did with music was something but he wasn't exactly some kind of god given talent on guitar... 😂 Why is it that Pantera and Death both have dudes behaving like 14 year old girls at a Taylor Swift concert? You don't get it as much with other bands but these 2 collect them like flies.
Another death metal guitarist that I think is great is James Murphy. Been in bands like Death, Obituary, Cancer (solos) as well as a couple of solo albums
Symbolic by Death is the greatest album of all time. I know it's a big statement, but, hey present me a better one. Hey, I'll listen. Show me! I bet you can't.
Paste this in the youtube search bar. This gives you an all around view of Tommy. You can see other videos posted on youtube. they are all incredible. My Life As A One-Man Band | Tommy Emmanuel | TEDxMelbourne
La gran diferencia de Chuck con los otros guitarrista, que su estilo solo lo podía hacer el y eso lo llevo a que todos sus discos sean sin excepción grandes exposiciones del mejor death metal y progresivo death metal.
The funny thing is, everyone has always credited Chuck with creating death metal, and called him the Godfather of Death Metal, but Chuck never ever considered his band "Death" to be death metal. Just metal.
The godfather of death metal whoever the people says it is and they say it's Chuck just like the godfather of heavy metal is Ozzy even though there is a couple heavy metal bands before him that didn't get no credit for it the people made Ozzy The godfather of metal
Death is one of those few bands that doesn't have a single bad album. Chuck was a musical genius.
You didn't even finish playing the video. If you didn't like what he did in his band you should say so and not pretend you liked him just to get subscribers or not get criticism. It is completely genuine that you do not like it, these are things that happen.
Exactly, Fake as 💩 just trying to get views etc.
Damn right.
"I enjoy it"
barely gets halfway through the video and quits lol
there is no bad solo from Chuck, there is no bad riff or song from DEATH RIP
Yes some songs I don't really like but dosent mean they're bad
Death is one of the greatest 4 sho
flesh and the power it holds solo
He started playing gorey death metal but along the way he paved the way for technical and progressive death metal to become a thing too. His lyrics became more philosophical and his songwriting more complex
Check out King Diamond too, guitarist Andy Larocque is the best ever :)
@@hvitekristesdod Or he could just listen to the individual thought patterns album but probably would stop listening 3:57's into the album and call it good as he did this video.
@@infamous119 Yeah I always forget Andy played on that album too lol
Thats my favorite thing about his discography.
Not a country fan but glad to see other artists listen to the great Chuck
Where would you have heard it? No where except from the albums, certainly not radio unless you listened to latenight Tampa radio from the late eighties early nineties. My guess is the fact Chuck was quite melodic, and had solid theory, so despite being a "sub genre of metal" its very musical. Point, counter point, tasteful phrasin, the leads and solos are in key and despite being shreddelic and dynamic to the point of madness, resolve fluidly and make sense in context.
Keep saying "it sounds familiar"...
If you've ever been within 50yds of my vehicle when I've been out running errands, you've definitely heard it. 🤘😈
🤣😂🤣😂
If you haven't yet, I highly recommend Devin Townsend. Particularly his EMGtv performance of Kingdom. Operatic vocals, amazing guitar player, prog metal.
Death Metal is great, some of the chunkiest, grooviest of metal genres which sounds odd but the groove is vital to Death Metal, Chuck is another guitarist who figured out his own tone and style, honed in on it and went all in and yeah, dude had some crazy long finger reach and his picking techniques are superb; he also preferred solid state Marshall amps to tube amps, said he always had clarity issues with tube amps and tubes burning out on tour was a drag considering they could be difficult to locate in a pinch
His newer band(before he died) was CONTROL DENIED . It was the same members as DEATH but he got a vocalists that could "technically' sing--Tim Aymar. BTW sorry for blowing up your comments... Chuck is my biggest Hero next to Yeshua! lol! Check out Jeff Loomis(NEVERMORE) and Per Nillson(Scar Symmetry) for some Majickal Solo work!
Death's first three albums are pretty good and have a distinctive sound that laid a good base for what the band would become. Human to Sound of Perseverance though are absolutely amazing.
This dude is special he's a master at playing the axe he's a badass there from Florida cool your doing this keep rocking
He wa a trailblazer also, no one had done the stuff he wa a doing before him, I don’t care if people hate death metal but if they can’t see chucks genius it says a lot about what they know about the guitar
Being from down in the area and scene...Chuck did what he does...his sound was based with his guitars...always a dimarzio x2n humbucker....always scooped mids
Here is a tip: Monster heats are the poorest performance head cups! They perform worse than a $10 pair of earphones.
Go buy a real pair of headphones. Like Audio Technica, Seinheiser, Hi-fi man, etc..
Chuck IS the greatest metal guitarist to ever live. Yeah, everyone goes apeshit for Kiko Loreiro. He is a killer player, for sure, no shade intended. But Chuck was such a killer guitar player, so technically proficient, and unafraid to explore the depths of how far he could take metal. It’s such a profound loss, as I would have loved to hear his music today…This is the GOAT, period!
Suiçmez is on a whole different level that Schuldiner
I'm of the personal opinion you don't have to be the most technically proficient guitarist to be a great guitarist. People like Chuck, EVH, Jimi Hendrix, and others are considered among the greatest guitarists because of the music they wrote with the instrument, not because their music was the most complex, technically challenging thing to play.
Yeah... No ... This is same kind of shit that you see young girls do for Justin Bieber, fangirling at it's finest... What Chuck did with music was something but he wasn't exactly some kind of god given talent on guitar... 😂 Why is it that Pantera and Death both have dudes behaving like 14 year old girls at a Taylor Swift concert? You don't get it as much with other bands but these 2 collect them like flies.
Another death metal guitarist that I think is great is James Murphy. Been in bands like Death, Obituary, Cancer (solos) as well as a couple of solo albums
If you are looking for incredible guitar players and you have never seen "Tommy Emmanuel" play. It's time for you to check him out.
I’m ready. SEnd me a link
I tagged you post.
Enjoy.
😂 Dude. This is about Chuck schuldiner.
They were in MTV. MTV showed their philosoper song's video and Beavis & Butthead did make fun of them as they do to other bands.
He used a Harmonizer..Eventide I think
Symbolic by Death is the greatest album of all time.
I know it's a big statement, but, hey present me a better one. Hey, I'll listen.
Show me!
I bet you can't.
I can't! You're right!
Paste this in the youtube search bar. This gives you an all around view of Tommy. You can see other videos posted on youtube. they are all incredible.
My Life As A One-Man Band | Tommy Emmanuel | TEDxMelbourne
La gran diferencia de Chuck con los otros guitarrista, que su estilo solo lo podía hacer el y eso lo llevo a que todos sus discos sean sin excepción grandes exposiciones del mejor death metal y progresivo death metal.
Symbolic and crystal mountain are my favorites
The funny thing is, everyone has always credited Chuck with creating death metal, and called him the Godfather of Death Metal, but Chuck never ever considered his band "Death" to be death metal. Just metal.
"Let The Metal Flow!"
Possessed are the first Death Metal band
@@catdaddy_206 Death are the first Death metal band, was a big fan of Possessed, Death claimed it, by default
Possessed, Master, and Repulsion all came before Death. Death just got more popular than the others
they were on beavis and butthead bro duh
Check out ( The Groovefather) playing slipknots hardest song on drums one handed be prepared to have your mind blown 🤘🤯🤯
Possessed are the godfather’s of Death Metal.. Deaths just made a popular
The godfather of death metal whoever the people says it is and they say it's Chuck just like the godfather of heavy metal is Ozzy even though there is a couple heavy metal bands before him that didn't get no credit for it the people made Ozzy The godfather of metal
Listening to any solo outside of the context of the song is kinda pointless.
R.i.P chuck.