Hammer Smashed Face | Cannibal Corpse Reaction (Partially Blocked)
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Cannibal Corpse Reaction. Hammer Smashed Face Reaction.
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My apologies for the long intro. I was scared.
I grew up not knowing the lyrics back in the day before the interwebs, which is probably why I loved this type of music and more. The vocalizations are their own instrument, which made me focus on the sound of the vocals and the music and not care about the lyrics. This all eventually led to my love of newer bands like Lorna Shore. All of it is an internal stress relief for me.
I recommend the band Death, them and Canibal Corpse are the definition of 90s death metal.
You get the full gambit from Death. Started pure death metal, and by the end, Chuck had invented progressive metal. I cannot believe he's been gone 21 years. Way too soon.
This particular song deals with the details of a murder. The lyrics for any of their songs aren't worth to look into imo. They are all about gruesome stuff. Just enjoy the music and headbang to it lol.
I hope you checkout "It took the night to believe" by Sunn O))).
Love your reactions with the harder bands.. “was Lorna Shored, now cannibalized” 😂 Love it. Good stuff.
Highly recommend the band Death. Very commonly called the originators of death metal. Knowing that you like the complex time signatures and such, they’d be a great fit. Personal favorites include “Trapped in a Corner”, “Suicide Machine” “Flattening of Emotions” and so on (though I genuinely love every song they have ever released). Their later albums come into the progressive elements moreso than their first few, but they are all great
I recommend you react to a Corpsegrinder era, like Vile album, Gallery of suicide album, Bloodthirst album, and later era.
I think you would more enjoy than the old school death metal at this time.
Gallery Of Suicide is most atmospheric song cannibal corpse ever done!
Bloodthirst is so good, Kill was awesome too. My favorite CC Song is probably "Pounded Into Dust"
He definitely sang trough the song about some gruesome stuff you're better not knowing of 😆
This is the song that made many people aware that death metal even existed. The song, and the band were in a scene in the movie Ace Ventura. (just look up Ace Ventura Cannibal Corpse) The vocals weren't my favorite on this either, I prefer their album The Bleeding overall. That's a better introduction to people if there is any chance at all they might like CC.
CC is one of the most extreme and founders of of this type of music based mostly of horror films
I disliked Cannibal Corpse until I saw them live this summer. Now I understand how exciting it can get, after inhaling that moshpit dust. I think that's their point.
Ah, early 90's Morrisound Scott Burns productions. Is it possible to have negative mids? They scooped them out and buried them in the back yard. Probably got some lyrical inspiration from it.
Lol! Besides all the faces that were smashed by hammers, Scott Burns smashed all the mids to about -24db.
Great song! I recomend the band Carcass.
F*ck yes! I love Carcass.
Necroticism and Heartwork are classics for a reason. Plus they helped spread the genius of Colin Richardson's production.
Inhumane harvest is a song where u might actually be able to understand what they’re saying
I love these videos and your channel
You should watch the video for Evisceration Plague, it's newer ish, but a massive song with a great video
Extremely Overrated song. like that whole album is filler
@@felipegiraldo8100 would have been a good Halloween video, that was my thinking
I like their one of the newest albums "Violence unimagined" . It sounds much closer to Slipknot and Slayer here and the vocals are much better sounding . You can check f.e : "Inhumane harvest" or "Condemnation Contagion" . This "Hammered smashed face" is a kind of their classic which appeared in Ace Ventura film and introduced many people to the band.
Violence unimagined is still decent, but first albums are on another level
First LS, now Cannibal Corpse? Can't wait to see what the rest of the month has in store.
Noice! Been jamming this cool little ditty for 30 years now. Cannibal Corpse were not my introduction to Death Metal… Celtic Frost, Possessed, Death (the band), Obituary, and Morbid Angel were. The late 80s and early 90s were a great time to be a Metalhead because the up and coming bands were pushing the extremities to their absolute limits and it hard to find bands that are more extreme than this these days. Love that you’re not afraid of checking out Death Metal bands. Saw you have some Opeth reactions which I’m going to watch now that I finished watching all the Type O Negative reactions to date.
Getting back to Cannibal Corpse, they are a Death Metal band bar-none. All their songs have this vocal style. This song was with their first singer, Chris Barnes, their current vocalist is George “Corpse Grinder” Fisher, who used to be in another Death Metal band called Monstrosity. The album this song is from, Tomb Of The Mutilated, is one of my favorite albums by them. Enjoying the channel so far but, I will be avoiding the Nu Metal reactions. No Slipknot or Mudvayne for me… ever. 🤢
Maybe Devoured by vermin would have been a better choice... :D
Xasthur actually fits this halloween month by the way if you wanna check more "spooky bands". Although xasthur is more depressing than scary, but also scary
This was my first Cannibal Corpse experience. It did not sway me to hear more. To each their own 🤘
Bolt thrower - unleashed upon mankind is good death metal
At that time this song came out, the growling technique was very rough and not as fleshed out.
Ahahahah. I see your facial expressions and I had to laugh all the way. See, I can understand when people hear/listen to this kind of death metal for the first time, that they'll think 'What the feck?'. When you have grown into this genre through the years than you'd probably appreciate it, but it's a quite monotone way of growling. Also, if you intent to react to my request for this theme please don't search for a lyricvid. The visuals talk for themselves. The combi of music and visuals is scary enough 😊. However, cheers☕️🤘🖤
I think you would like the song And Plague Flowers the Kaleidoscope by Ne Obliviscaris, it's more progressive death metal along the lines of Opeth. I would also recommend the song Where Owls Know My Name by Rivers of Nihil.
I think my first Cannibal Corpse "experience" was the movie Ace Ventura.
Jim Carrey makes Cannibal Corpse (and Napalm Death) better. 😆
And yes, all their songs have this type of vocal. This is pretty standard death metal (more old school) and most death metal vocalists use deep, more guttural growls similar to this. Some death metal vocalists are easier to understand though, it depends on the band/vocalist. Plus, the more you listen to the genre, you get used to it and it becomes easier to make out lyrics (sometimes).
I would argue that there is a big difference in their vocals in the albums Eaten Back to Life and The Bleeding. These are albums where you can actually tell that they're singing actual words lol. I like them much better than anything from Tomb of The Mutilated.
@@dypetrod4766 That's fair, I get that. I just meant that death metal in general typically has gutteral, growling vocals. People that don't listen to it usually don't understand what is being said. But vocals can vary from album to album, even with the same singer. Obviously, you have Corpsegrinder too, who I think is easier to understand compared to Chris Barnes.
@@ResurrectionDreams Oh yes, that's true. And it can come off as a completely different world to someone who is only used to Slipknot and similar bands.
@@dypetrod4766 Yep. Slipknot is much easier to get into, but also kind of a gateway into more extreme stuff. Metal elitists like to crap on Slipknot, but I think they got a lot of kids interested in more extreme metal with self-titled and Iowa especially. That's the case for me at least. I used to hate death metal because of the vocals but it grew on me over time.
@@ResurrectionDreams Very true. For this exact reason, my initial impression of the so-called "extreme" metal subgenres was a negative one. All I constantly heard was "tr00" metalhead types crapping on Slipknot, which was exactly the first "aggressive" type of band I had gotten into. Obviously, Slipknot is lighter and more commercial compared to death, thrash and black metal bands, but I never understood their claims that Slipknot is not heavy at all. Self Titled and Iowa actually have a more intense aggressive kind of atmosphere than many of these bands, especially if you consider songs like Eeyore and Scissors for example. This kind of thing gave me a hard time opening up my mind to other extreme bands at first, but once I got past that and stopped caring what others said about anything, I enjoyed these bands a lot.
You can try a song with their new vocal, e.g. Evisceration Plague, to see if you can understand a word or two there ;) And if you're not into horror/gore, it's best not reading the lyrics lol
Just u wait till u hear Silencer - Death Pierce Me. Now thats a real love song. ;)
Thx for the awsome video! Love from Sweden. =)
It would do better if you watched the live version of this.
Then it would make sense why this song kicks ass.
Congrats for making it through! This song is about fluffy bunnies hopping in a field.
It kinda go hand in hand with Death metal and not understanding lyrics, in this genre vocals are more like an instrument and a tool, you definitely can hear what they're saying if you look up lyrics, but nobody really knows what they're saying lol.
But that dosent take anything away from how good this song is and how talented this band is, cannibal corpse are definitely one of the Death Metal's greats.
And if you want some softer and definitely way less brutal Death metal bands, you can check out 'Death' (which is a mindblowingly beautiful and talented band) and 'Obituary'
This is old-school death metal. Yes, all their songs sound like this, and most old-school death metal have vocals similar to this, though not always as low (and there are death metal bands with even lower growls, like Demilich!). I'd highly recommend checking out Death, as they were one of the key originators of the genre and later went on to influence progressive metal including bands like Opeth. Their guitarist/vocalist/songwriter tragically died of brain cancer in '01 but he's since become a legend in the underground metal world, and their lyrics (at least on their later albums) were actually quite good (thoughtful, interesting). Spirit Crusher is a great intro.
Metal music+horror movie imagery=cannibal corpse
gotta love those RIFFS
We just missed out on Mayhem in my city of Christchurch, New Zealand, end of January at the tiniest venue (maybe 200 capacity). Might be able to grab a tee though
Oh CorpseGrinder, you big silly goose!
Yes all the songs have the same style of vocals
Classic CC:) Hey, as you are one this journey, go with Bloodbath during Mikael's period:) Or with Peter Tägtgren.
Imo, Peter's voice suits better and sounds more evil. I enjoy Mikael's songs as well btw.
@@futurebreedmachine9302 Agreed, with all respect to Mikael.
Yes, this is the first time hearing them. But, I had a boyfriend from early '97 to late '01, and this was one of his favorite bands. He used to wear some of their shirts (scary), and any time I asked about them, he would say that I wouldn't like them. I believed him. He was the one that introduced me to Type O Negative. The music here was fine. I thought the vocals sounded like a grumpy, old muppet. Lol! : )
Cannibal Corpse? Such a dope video, if you want to do more of their music though i’d recommend their later stuff with george on the vocals, their older material is really praised and iconic and for good reason but honestly i think chris’s vocals kinda suck lol
Corpsegrinder is a legend. And has a neck like a pilot whale.
@@SteveFrank111 The neck has its own legacy by now
Nothing wrong with George but Chris with his lyrics and vocals was much better
Finally! A new band
So. I like the reaction as always, but...I don't know how most other fans feel about this song, but I see this as a bad introduction to someone who is unfamiliar with the band. I mean, it is their most well-known song, that one song that almost everyone knows even if they know nothing about the band itself, but they have much better material. In the album where this song is from (Tomb of the Mutilated), all songs are like this - kinda static and with incomprehensible vocals. But if you listen to anything from their first album (Eaten Back to Life) or their fourth one {The Bleeding), it's a drastic difference. You can actually hear words, even if you're not sure what words they are lol.
My first "real" experience with Cannibal Corpse was through the album The Bleeding, which I purchased when I was 13. It's my favorite album to this day. The songs are much catchier and well produced, and if you listen to anything from this album, I believe you would actually enjoy it more than this song, if I understand your taste in music correctly lol. I know I like it much better.
The lyrics have always had that "serial killer" kind of theme, but neither the band nor the fans really take it seriously. It's more of a joke, a meme. They describe systematic killings and general violence in their lyrics in such detail, as if they were trying hard to show that they're "experts in violence", that it ends up having a "funny" effect lol. In real life, they're total softies and real nice guys. Their current lead singer even likes collecting plush toys and has a wife and children.
The Bleeding definitely my fav cannibal album too
I dig The Bleeding because it's more melodic due partly to the addition of Rob Barrett. Barnes is more intelligible on this record, but he's clearly at the top of the well of suck he fell into after a few years in Six Feet Under. Vile is my jam, though. Bam, bam, bam and the T-rex scream from hell is the perfect opening to a death metal record. Corpsegrinder 4 lyfe!
@@SteveFrank111 This is an iconic intro to Corpsegrinder's era indeed. But my favorite album from his era remains The Wretched Spawn lol. Especially the song Festering in the Crypt. There's something about this song that just speaks to me. The slow tempo and low tune make it very dense, and it's one of the very few slow Cannibal Corpse songs.
@@dypetrod4766 that's why I dig Bloodlands and From Skin to Liquid. Sometimes it punches harder when it's slower.
King diamond - Melissa for the Halloween themed reactions
Well, here's a band I never thought I'd see on this channel! My thoughts on this band: don't look up the lyrics, there's no need. You will not get any deep meaning or substance out of them. Actually, you may get some substances, but the kind that stain your clothes. The vocals tend to sound like this, yes. If you think about them as another instrument, it's better.
Now, there are other death- bands with cool music, lyrics, and tolerable vocals. You did one with Lorna Shore, though those vocals are extreme. Like others said, I think Slaughter to Prevail may be a deathcore band that could end up on your playlist.
I'm finally going to recommend a band to you that I am almost positive that you would love: Agalloch. They remind me a bit of Opeth, but personally I prefer Agalloch. Opeth is more death metal inspired and Agalloch is more black metal and folk metal. It's very atmospheric, they tend to throw in acoustic guitars frequently, and sometimes string instruments. Plus, you would love the music AND the depressing lyrics. There are some clean and harsh vocals, which is my only question mark for you. I would love for you to listen to "In the Shadow of Our Pale Companion". It's perfect for Halloween, Fall, or Winter.
If your afraid of hearing the lyrics don't do The Bleeding album then. You can actually understand what Chris Barns is growling lol. Laura how bout some Cradle Of Filth for this month! Try A Gothic Romance..with lyrics in the video..your gonna need them. Have a spooktacular October! 🦇
Funny thing is if you watched Ace ventura pet detective you've heard this song before.
Andy Rehfeldt did a much less (more?) scary "Radio Disney" version of this year's ago, it's pretty great ruclips.net/video/C-eYIeUPD0s/видео.html
Your channel with that title is a clickbait itself xD Ace Ventura is actually dancing along to this song in one scene.
I would recommend for you to react to their song "scourge of iron" that one is heavy and brutal asf..
Oh yeah, you definitely should check out a newer song with the current singer, George "Corpseginder" Fisher. I prefer him over this one (Chris Barnes).
I'd suggest the song, "Caged...Contorted".
I feel like with this stuff you really have to find a good video of them playing live, it’s not cool otherwise. I mean I still love it no matter what
try some bands like cynic, death, and some melo death band. you may like them us much as cannibal corpse
Didn't expect this one in this channel, for death metal i would suggest Morbid Angel-God of Emptiness (slower and more listenable).
I love Slipknot but i also love Cannibal Corpse as well :)))))
It's been such a long time since I heard this song, still a great song to headbang to
I can't fully remember my first Cannibal Corpse experience, but I know for sure that it was with this song, I think it was on the early 2010s when I was just starting to get into metal and wanted to go heavier with each song only to look cool lol
PS: If we're gonna go with Death Metal, I recommend going with Napalm Death and Fleshgod Apocalypse, the latter one being one of my favorite bands in the metal genre
Cannibal Corpse is known for misogynistic and violent lyrics so if you're sensitive to that kind of stuff, it's probably better if you don't read the lyrics
Would love to see a reaction to Bloodbath this month, their track Eaten maybe? :)
She actually tried a Bloodbath song before, though not Eaten. Possibly she'd be better prepared for it now, though :)
Ohh, interesting!! I like this band a lot. Let's see your reaction.
You should check out the band Death.
The Wretched Spawn (song) next!!!
Cannibal corpse is meant to release stress.
yeah vocalist chris barnes , extremely low vocals, dude was insane back in the 90´s and thats pretty much classic brutal Death, not understanding a single word without lyrics in hand, in this genre the musicianship was more prominent than lyrical content, at least before all of the new stuff started to get popular.. you gotta keep cheking their music they have a LOT of amazing songs, both George Fisher ERA and Chris Barnes era which is the most FIDEL to the cavernous style
I don't want to know what you're saying in the lyrics but it's the song about smashing someone's head in with a hammer some parts of the lyrics say that lol I mean hes actually saying words you just gotta follow the lyrics along with the song when you're playing the song cause you can tell what you saying a little bit better a blind lesson or listen with just your ears you might pick up 3 words minimum they gotta read the lyrics as you singing cause then you'll notice saying lol and the live version is way better you should definitely check it out
I think you should watch mushroomhead clips Kill Tomorrow and 12 Hundred. Beautiful songs, scary musical videos
Nowhere to go, Solitaire unraveling, Sun Doesn't rise. All of those are good choices.
welcome to real extreme metal , pls more Death Metal
BWAHAHAHAHAHA WHO THE FUCK REQUESTED THIS
This vocals are a good example of why most people don`t like growls.....until they hear Mikael Akerfeldt's growls and then reconsider the subject. Also, you should check the video of Jim Carrey talking about being a fan of Cannibal Corpse (the band even appear in Ace Ventura 1, that bit is hilarious)
Chris barnes early vocals are iconic, what death metal vocals should be, not that crap all of Deathcore vocalists do now, all of them sound the same
@@felipegiraldo8100 As if early death metal vocals don't all sound the same.
@@DM-rc4yu No, not really, train the ear, when a vocalist use the normal death metal vocals, the sound of his actual vocals chords is distinguishible from other vocalists much more than what a Deathcore vocalist does with the Tunnel Throat technique which makes a sound more based on the force of air passing trough the Throat with great force and doesnt really get the sound of the actual vocal chords.
i recommend thholyghst by crosses, side project from deftones chino. Spooky annnd .
To explain it quick: this song and all the others from that album have vocals really hard to understand because they’re kind of buried in the mix wich sucks in my opinion. There’s also the fact that the vocalist that recorded this song is no longer in the band since 1996 and his vocals were always really deep on those last years with the band. I wouldn’t recommend you this album since it has some really nasty lyrical themes that I myself don’t like to hear. Try "Staring through the eyes of the dead" it’s by the same vocalist but the vocals are better and the lyrics definitely bearable.
Do reaction to Dimmu Borgir - Gateways: Live at forces of the northern light. That is a lot more appropriate to someone starting with metal than this and it might be very interesting
two comments, agree with SALOMON comment, you shoul look up Ace Ventura Cannibal Corpse and second I prefer a lot more this style of singing rather than just screaming like many bands do today because he is actualy singing not just screaming like crazy.
Full send!!!!! Lol
Ah Chris Barnes.
This is CC's best song.
Brave of you to do Cannibal Corpse
Fun band.
Try Dying Fetus. (A much better band in my own opinion)
You should react to Rob Zombie. "Return of the Phantom Stranger."
I think he was singing?? anyway i always disliked the vocals of Canibal corpse, they just got some very cool guiitar riffs in some songs, i think i only got 1 of their songs on playlist, and thats a instrumental piece with some dope riffs..
Cannibal Corpse is all in good fun. The lyrics are gross, but they're gross in a B movie sort of way. It's the music equivalent of watching a slasher flick. That is sort of the appeal. If you want something that kinda captures that same thing thematically but is easier to digest I'm going to suggest the band Ghoul. They're a bit less death metal, a bit more thrash, but still bring a lot of tongue in cheek gore and splatter.
Old lol, this is 1992.
There's a song on this same album about something that I learned firsthand can happen when you have exceptionally high blood pressure.
LOL! Those who get it will get it xD
I forgot that it’s the track right after this one, when they don’t get it I say it’s #5 and then it gets uncomfortable
I love metal but could never get into death Metal the guitars and drums sound sic but I can’t get past the growling it just sounds like noise ☠️💀🤷🏻
Musically I liked it, vocally not so much. 🤷♂️
More cannibal
Lyrics are literally the story being told, so...disappointing