Alex Webster is the Geddy Lee of death metal: he's humble, approachable, appreciates his fans and will take the time to talk to them/sign autographs, above all, though, like Geddy Lee, he's the legendary bass player of a legendary band. I'm always psyched for new Cannibal Corpse. Have been since 1996. 🤘😎🤘
Hail @nickfoster9350 for recognizing the legend that is Geddy Lee! And in comparison to Alex Webster. Extreme opposites on the music spectrum, but both incredible bands in their own right.
I've met Alex a thousand times by now. And the reason is he's mostly the only one who takes the time to connect with fans. Always enjoy exchanging a few words with him.
Opened for Cannibal in 93? Alex took the time to talk the realities of musician life with us when we were young upstarts. Never forgot the honesty with which he spoke and his demeanor. Class act
Was lucky and met George Fisher after a show in a bar that was near the venue. The dude was super humble and a big nerd of music and gaming, in a good way. Every story you hear of anyone who runs into these guys is very positive.
Cannibal Corpse are like the AC/DC of death metal lol. Nothing ever really changes, they stick to the same formula but still come up with original, awesome music. Instantly identifiable, too. I personally am a drummer, but I've always been drawn to and been a fan of Alex Webster. He's always been my favorite member of Cannibal.
CANNIBAL CORPSE, знаю с 92 года, и, просто, ахренел ! от этой мощи, ( мне 45, у меня все ваши альбомы, тащусь !) Люблю Вас, ваша тема, вы угодали, Лючио Фульчи, моя тема, других таких груп, нет, ВЫ, лутшая и единственная.
I had the privilege of meeting and talking with Alex on the CC tour bus around 2001. He is by far the nicest, warmest, most humble musician I've ever met. His kindness was disarming as I was expecting a stern and slightly-morose Death Metal Guy and instead got an intelligent, soft-spoken, engaging conversationalist who treated everyone with dignity and respect. I got to meet Paul and George as well (but not Ringo or John 😢). All of them are class acts. And Cannibal Corpse will forever be legends.
Sasquatch would hit him up for an autograph! I would be waiting in line right behind him, nibbling on some trail mix trying to keep myself from being such a gushing fanboy...lol. Alex Webster is a super cool guy. Iron Maiden and Cannibal Corpse. Yes.
I met Alex one time as he was walking into the Mohawk in Austin, it was a passing meet as he was trying to make his way inside but he was kind enough to stop, shake our hands and wish us a good evening. Class act.
American death Metal,, Is The Heaviest and the most exquisite Bar none Because of Bands like Cannibal Corpse ! We absolutely want that reputation to Continue!! Sopprt the American legacy Death Metal !!!!
Wish all musicians were like him. He is incredibly skilled, but lets it just show through his performance. Also, speaks so articulately and passionately answers questions.
I had a chat and took photos for people with him up near the stage at Brisbane Arena for the kill tour in Australia. Being a big Cannibal Corps fan growing growing up I thought it was a surreal moment. He seemed real happy to be chatting with everyone after the show
I've always found his bass sound and Korn's Fieldy's bass sound to be the most instantly recognizable on a heavy record. Both those tones work so well with super low, massive distortion guitars.
My mother gave me a "Best of Queen" CD in 1996, I was 9, That solidified my love for Rock N Roll... I 2001 at age 14 I went to my 1st show: Ozzfest! Not long after I saw footage of Dimebag, from PanterA play a Gig on T.V, It blew me away! I Bought an Electric Guitar and started learning the ropes... (Lots of Nirvana for starters), here I am, 22 years later.. a Die Hard Metal Fan and Guitarist/Musician...making my own Metal / Death Metal Tracks, recording/Mixing...ECT, now, I just play a lot Heavier and faster.. Cannibal Corpse, Sepultura, Fear Factory, PanterA....for some. I have progressed well.. Rock N Roll will never Die, Long live the 6-string! 🤘🏻
Great to see these dudes still ripping...I remember them in the late 80s when I was dedicated metal head...don't think I'm going into the mosh pits tho.... great presentation
I met Alex and Rob in El Paso in 2014 and hung out at the bus for awhile. Super cool dudes. A lot of times it's cooler to just hang out with the band, rather than listen to the music and see the show. Even though the music rules too.
I’m the same way as Alex. All the music from the 80’s I can remember but the new stuff now I’m aware but not able to retain. Damn being in my mid 50’s. Saw cannibal corpse for the first time in ‘89, been a fan ever since.
AleX is like the Steve Harris of Death Metal. Cannibal Corpse and Iron Maiden are in my short list of greatest metal bands ever. Great music, continuous output, legendary live shows, consistency of " sound" while always sounding like themselves... I could listen to Alex Webster all day.
I would suggest to Alex to jam the latest Obituary album “Dying of Everything”. It has become my favorite of theirs, and I have been into them since 1991. I saw them this past June, and every new song was killer live \m/
The sheer talent and dedication from these guys putting out 16 horror albums for us to enjoy....words can't even describe the amount of respect and appreciation I have for this band. I have never seen them, or any other band live, but I'm a huge fan of their music since I found out about them around Gore Obsessed. May Cannibal Corpse continue on toward metal godhood...
Ive met Alex twice now and both times he couldnt possibly have been more down to earth. Talked to me for over an hour like we had been friends for years. He even remembered me from the first time I met him. An absolute encyclopedia of knowledge and the most fun person to talk to. Words don't do this man justice.
It's crazy to hear him talk about how Cannibal Corpse being 35 years old and how Heavy Metal itself had only been around arguably 25 years at that point and then realizing the first time I met Alex Webster 27 years ago when I was 12 years old. As far as listening to newer bands and retaining their music and knowing the song titles etc. I tend to use Apple Music as well but I download the albums themselves and listen to them start to finish. Especially if I am really digging what I'm hearing I make a point to look at the titles as the album progresses because I discovered I was kind of doing what Alex is describing and zoning out and not really retaining anything. Digital is just different. It was one thing when I would flip through the booklet in a cassette or a CD, now it's not really like that. There is one image, being the cover and then you have to actively seek out information about bands yourself and at the end of the day do you actually care that much as an adult or have that kind of free time? In my case, I'm 39, have a career, kids, all of that. It's a different world then it was when I was in Middle School discovering Death Metal, or Grade School discovering Metal in analog with physical copies with band photos with all their names, song titles, lyrics and thanks lists.
I saw them in 2006 in france, i was drunk af and acting like an idiot and were cocky with the band members after the show... and they act like gentlemen, very kind guys !
My band had the privilege to practice next to corpse in Tampa back in the late 90s early 2000s . Top notch guys from top to bottom!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼. Absolute legends!!
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Alex Webster is the Geddy Lee of death metal: he's humble, approachable, appreciates his fans and will take the time to talk to them/sign autographs, above all, though, like Geddy Lee, he's the legendary bass player of a legendary band. I'm always psyched for new Cannibal Corpse. Have been since 1996. 🤘😎🤘
Thanks for sharing that!
Hail @nickfoster9350 for recognizing the legend that is Geddy Lee! And in comparison to Alex Webster. Extreme opposites on the music spectrum, but both incredible bands in their own right.
Said this before so many times: Alex comes across as the nicest guy and seems articulate and intelligent. He's also a totally badass bassist
Agreed, agreed, and agreed!
I've met Alex a thousand times by now. And the reason is he's mostly the only one who takes the time to connect with fans. Always enjoy exchanging a few words with him.
thanks for sharing that!
Absolutely the best interview ever! Thank you so much for this!
@@tommyandrews4992 thanks! I hope you'll like other interviews on the channel as well!
Opened for Cannibal in 93? Alex took the time to talk the realities of musician life with us when we were young upstarts. Never forgot the honesty with which he spoke and his demeanor. Class act
Was lucky and met George Fisher after a show in a bar that was near the venue. The dude was super humble and a big nerd of music and gaming, in a good way. Every story you hear of anyone who runs into these guys is very positive.
Alex is such a humble dude.. Lots of great insight.
He was a pleasure to talk to for sure!
Realest person in death metal. Always has been, always will be. Alex and of course good ole Danny lilker
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Album is absolutely fantastic.
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Cannibal Corpse are like the AC/DC of death metal lol. Nothing ever really changes, they stick to the same formula but still come up with original, awesome music. Instantly identifiable, too. I personally am a drummer, but I've always been drawn to and been a fan of Alex Webster. He's always been my favorite member of Cannibal.
Thanks for sharing that 👊
CANNIBAL CORPSE, знаю с 92 года, и, просто, ахренел ! от этой мощи, ( мне 45, у меня все ваши альбомы, тащусь !) Люблю Вас, ваша тема, вы угодали, Лючио Фульчи, моя тема, других таких груп, нет, ВЫ, лутшая и единственная.
I had the privilege of meeting and talking with Alex on the CC tour bus around 2001. He is by far the nicest, warmest, most humble musician I've ever met. His kindness was disarming as I was expecting a stern and slightly-morose Death Metal Guy and instead got an intelligent, soft-spoken, engaging conversationalist who treated everyone with dignity and respect. I got to meet Paul and George as well (but not Ringo or John 😢). All of them are class acts. And Cannibal Corpse will forever be legends.
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If I could pick a band to hang out with the members, it would definitely be Cannibal Corpse
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Man, I camp full-time and was in Oregon this year. I would have lost my mind to have ran into Alex out in the woods.
:) that would be fun!
Sasquatch would hit him up for an autograph!
I would be waiting in line right behind him, nibbling on some trail mix trying to keep myself from being such a gushing fanboy...lol.
Alex Webster is a super cool guy.
Iron Maiden and Cannibal Corpse. Yes.
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I met Alex one time as he was walking into the Mohawk in Austin, it was a passing meet as he was trying to make his way inside but he was kind enough to stop, shake our hands and wish us a good evening. Class act.
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CC and Opeth are my fav metal bands. Both different, both incredible.
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Vince Locke is an amazing artist. I'm still awaiting to get my painting sent here and cannot wait. Definitely is the best artist for the job of CC.
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American death Metal,, Is The Heaviest and the most exquisite Bar none Because of Bands like Cannibal Corpse ! We absolutely want that reputation to Continue!! Sopprt the American legacy Death Metal !!!!
Alex's camping photos would definitely be cool
Wish all musicians were like him. He is incredibly skilled, but lets it just show through his performance. Also, speaks so articulately and passionately answers questions.
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I had a chat and took photos for people with him up near the stage at Brisbane Arena for the kill tour in Australia. Being a big Cannibal Corps fan growing growing up I thought it was a surreal moment. He seemed real happy to be chatting with everyone after the show
Thanks for sharing that memory!
Alex is so chill and down to earth.
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Massively underrated bass player.
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Crazy good interview!! And Alex you're a legend .
Thank you!
Great interview 🔥
Thanks!
Killer interview!
Thanks!
Thank you so much for this great interview!
I've always been a fan of behind the scenes stuff like this.
CANNIBAL CORPSE!!! 🤘🤘🤘
Thank you!
Alex is my idol, met him few times, and he's such a down to earth guy.
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I'm 30 and never picked up an instrument in my life, but if I were a musician I wanna be someone like him
One of the best bassists on planet Earth and a fucking quality human being-love ya Alex🤘🏻
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He is such a humble intelligent guy. Very talented and smart
I've always found his bass sound and Korn's Fieldy's bass sound to be the most instantly recognizable on a heavy record. Both those tones work so well with super low, massive distortion guitars.
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My mother gave me a "Best of Queen" CD in 1996, I was 9, That solidified my love for Rock N Roll... I 2001 at age 14 I went to my 1st show: Ozzfest! Not long after I saw footage of Dimebag, from PanterA play a Gig on T.V, It blew me away! I Bought an Electric Guitar and started learning the ropes... (Lots of Nirvana for starters), here I am, 22 years later.. a Die Hard Metal Fan and Guitarist/Musician...making my own Metal / Death Metal Tracks, recording/Mixing...ECT, now, I just play a lot Heavier and faster.. Cannibal Corpse, Sepultura, Fear Factory, PanterA....for some. I have progressed well.. Rock N Roll will never Die, Long live the 6-string! 🤘🏻
Thanks for sharing your journey with us!
Fingers cross for "From skin to liquid" at the show!
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Yes art work and lyrics do bring controversy but their talent speaks volumes to who they are as a legend in the industry 🤘
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Great to see these dudes still ripping...I remember them in the late 80s when I was dedicated metal head...don't think I'm going into the mosh pits tho.... great presentation
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I met Alex and Rob in El Paso in 2014 and hung out at the bus for awhile. Super cool dudes. A lot of times it's cooler to just hang out with the band, rather than listen to the music and see the show. Even though the music rules too.
That's awesome 🤘
Thank you, good questions, great guest!
Thanks!
Alex is such a cool dude man! He'll go back to the stage after the show finished to shake hands and talk to Cannibal fans, he rules!!
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I’m the same way as Alex. All the music from the 80’s I can remember but the new stuff now I’m aware but not able to retain. Damn being in my mid 50’s. Saw cannibal corpse for the first time in ‘89, been a fan ever since.
Awesome, thanks for sharing!
Great interview!!!!!! Alex is the best!!!!
Thanks!! 🤘
Great interview, interesting questions that most interviewers wouldn't even think of.
Thanks for sharing that 🤘
KEEP UPPP PUTTING OUT AWESOME HEAVY METAL MUSIC!!! I MYSELF AM 72 AND I REALLY LOVE YOUR MUSIC... I'M A BASS PLAYER MYSELF...
AleX is like the Steve Harris of Death Metal.
Cannibal Corpse and Iron Maiden are in my short list of greatest metal bands ever.
Great music, continuous output, legendary live shows, consistency of " sound" while always sounding like themselves...
I could listen to Alex Webster all day.
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I would suggest to Alex to jam the latest Obituary album “Dying of Everything”. It has become my favorite of theirs, and I have been into them since 1991. I saw them this past June, and every new song was killer live \m/
Alex Webster - the Barrister of Metal!
Great video!!
I'm so glad this dude is so cool.
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Alex is a national treasure
These guys are the AC/DC of death metal , love em.
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Great interview Jasper. Thanks.
Glad you liked it!
Great Interview, actually letting him answer the questions. Nice. Seems a good dude, but a beast of a bass player.
Alex and Paul the ogs!
CANNIBAL CORPSE FOREVER! WRAGHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!
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The sheer talent and dedication from these guys putting out 16 horror albums for us to enjoy....words can't even describe the amount of respect and appreciation I have for this band. I have never seen them, or any other band live, but I'm a huge fan of their music since I found out about them around Gore Obsessed. May Cannibal Corpse continue on toward metal godhood...
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Ive met Alex twice now and both times he couldnt possibly have been more down to earth. Talked to me for over an hour like we had been friends for years. He even remembered me from the first time I met him. An absolute encyclopedia of knowledge and the most fun person to talk to. Words don't do this man justice.
Thanks for sharing those memories!!
Album release this Friday and then seeing then this Saturday here I’m Charlotte. Damn I can’t wait!!!
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It's crazy to hear him talk about how Cannibal Corpse being 35 years old and how Heavy Metal itself had only been around arguably 25 years at that point and then realizing the first time I met Alex Webster 27 years ago when I was 12 years old.
As far as listening to newer bands and retaining their music and knowing the song titles etc. I tend to use Apple Music as well but I download the albums themselves and listen to them start to finish. Especially if I am really digging what I'm hearing I make a point to look at the titles as the album progresses because I discovered I was kind of doing what Alex is describing and zoning out and not really retaining anything.
Digital is just different. It was one thing when I would flip through the booklet in a cassette or a CD, now it's not really like that.
There is one image, being the cover and then you have to actively seek out information about bands yourself and at the end of the day do you actually care that much as an adult or have that kind of free time? In my case, I'm 39, have a career, kids, all of that. It's a different world then it was when I was in Middle School discovering Death Metal, or Grade School discovering Metal in analog with physical copies with band photos with all their names, song titles, lyrics and thanks lists.
Thanks for sharing that with us!
Such a great band
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Well done on a great interview man. Asked some really interesting questions. Alex must be an easy guy to interview
Thanks! He's definitely very easy to talk to 🤘
Total respect 🤘
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I remember seeing the band live for the first time back in 1996 and saying to myself...oh shit im late into this band's career
😁😁😁😁😁😁 have you seen them since?
3 times total ..last time was 2003 i think
@@charlesmathieucharro awesome! I hope you get to see them again soon!
THE Kings of death metal
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Great interview, can´t wait for that 40th anniversary haha 🤘🤘
Thanks!
October 15th, baby.... GET HERE!
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This guys is awesome
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What an awesome dude
Nice shoutout to frozen soul!
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Paul is also a totally cool guy! I'd love to hang out with all of these guys along with the guys in Obituary!
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re-recorded classic cc hits with george, its have been perfect gift for 35 years of band.
Webster is God, killer interview 🤘
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Cool to hear Alex give a shoutout to Undeath and Frozen Soul. Real recognize real. 🤝🤘
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Insane, Because when I first heard undeath I was reminded of the Barnes Era of Cannibal! You can really feel the influence. Good shit
Let's support fckng Death Metal!
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Good interview.
Thanks!
I saw them in 2006 in france, i was drunk af and acting like an idiot and were cocky with the band members after the show... and they act like gentlemen, very kind guys !
😅😅😅 thanks for sharing that memory!
@@BelgianJasper i can't tell the rest of the story cause it's wayyy more embarassing !
@@goljom 😅
How bout a "past, present, future" show...Corpse (past), Cattle Decapitation (present) and Lorna Shore (future)
would like to ask a question to Alex . Is there other kind of music that you thrive to ?
Let the man get his thoughts out, thats why we're here...13:31 did you really need to interrupt him? 😂
The Ramones of Death Metal
You'd never think this guy is apart of the most brutal band ever lol, he's so chill
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My band had the privilege to practice next to corpse in Tampa back in the late 90s early 2000s . Top notch guys from top to bottom!! 🤘🏼🤘🏼. Absolute legends!!
Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
Alex is one of my main influences in bass and I don't even play heavy metal.
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I can't believe Alex is gray now. Oh shit... so am I.
🤣🤣🤣 awesome! What do you think of the new album?
Coolest dude you'll ever meet!
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seeing them in sf!!!
Enjoy!
born in the 60s, here is what it looks like
Dunno why but I'm hearing bits of Dave Mustaine in Alex's voice.
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Target needs to interview George!
see you in SLC
what are the headphones he uses in this video? what is a brand name?
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Alex turning into a Silver fox
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If Death and Chuck schuldiner was still around, CANNIBAL would only be, 2nd best selling act.
I love and hate to see my heroes age.
I want his Apple Music username now lmao😭
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The Ultimate Chaos Horrific Interview with nothing about Chaos Horrific.
I miss Pat,and his influence on the band.
Damn Alex is getting grey😂
Me tooooooo 😅
Hacksaw decap. Coffin feeder.
😂From Cirith Ungol to Cannibal Corpse 😂. Well they are similar alphabetically anyway