A conversation with Steve Tucker (Morbid Angel)

[@biorythmicshifter]

He is one of the absolute best death metal vocalists out there, just fierce sounding. Heretic is incredible regardless of what others say. The Acid versions of Kingdoms is much clearer as far as hearing the nuances in the riffing.

[@bepkororoti2559]

Met Steve on the Heretic tour long ago. Great guy.

[@unknownviking7432]

This is such a great chat with Steve, would be great to see the current version tour Australia, seeing Steve live would be epic.

[@seekah1]

Thanks for this one, your interviews are super-fine! Look forward to more MA please! 🙏

[@hereonmars]

Dude love your podcast, just discovered today. Was a big fan of the early morbid stuff, but I just loved Formulas when i came out and was so stoked when he rejoined.

[@ScarsandGuitarspodcast]

Thx brother

[@MultiMikey81]

i want to hear tom dring produce a morbid angel release ' he'd sort the drum sound out great honest interview ' steve a top bloke and really feels for his music' good to hear that' great talent

[@MultiMikey81]

i been saying what steve said for years' its the old chinese curse come true - may u live in interesting times

[@lightunseen896]

@ScarsandGuitarspodcast, have you heard the "Raw Mastered Version (Trey's Master)" available on bandcamp? It's loads better than the official release & still under the Silver Lining label

[@christopherchesaux3554]

Wish you had asked him about any new material on the horizon, but besides that it was a great interview.

[@ScarsandGuitarspodcast]

Thx mate. The conversation is an older one, it took place during March 2018 regarding the promotion of the album "Kingdoms Disdained."

[@joshpelton8068]

I have been a morbid angel fan since 93 and i cant believe you think KIngdoms has some of the best leads of Trey's career. To eac his) her own but i feel he has gone backwards in the lead guitar department. He almost seems to not even care about leads anymore.im frankly worried about him after his incidents on tour last year.

[@ScarsandGuitarspodcast]

@@joshpelton8068 The solos on tracks like "The Righteous Voice," "The Pillars Crumbling"-with its Van Halen-esque outro-"Declaring New Law," "From the Hand of Kings," and the closing piece, "Fall of Idols," showcase a mastery of slides, tapped harmonics, and the artful use of wah-wah and vibrato. It’s all there, listen again.

[@markcooperartcomofficial]

They tried to steal my guitarist in the 90's prior to the Formulas tour, and even told him to not tell us he was learning their songs. Steve was at my house showing him songs and I wasn't supposed to be there. Yet I was in the other room listening to them, lol. The only reason they didn't get him was because of passport issues. There's no way they could have hidden it anyways, cause the phone kept ringing off the hook.

[@ScarsandGuitarspodcast]

Wow. You’ve got an open invitation have a chat on the show. You’ve got some legacy with the Florida scene