Compelling Reaction To Death- The Flesh And The Power It Holds.

[@jefsat7761]

Saw death over 40 times in my life. Amazing band. Lived in Tampa for a while in the 80s. Lot of good bands and made some amazing friends. Chuck was unique and fit into no molds. He was such a nice guy. So funny and very engaging . Never had a bad experience at his shows or having a beer back stage. I grew up with him. in a literal sense. He was a year and a half older than me. So as he grew, amazingly so did I. I miss him, A LOT.

[@_vez]

You lucky bastard. I was born a few days before his death.

[@nicksnetwork6726]

I was a few months old rip😭

[@coryg7051]

Congrats for seeing DEATH so many times. I fuking hate you, but congrats!! All kidding aside, DEATH and CHUCK have meant more to me than even TOOL and thats saying a lot!

[@jefsat7761]

@@coryg7051 Indeed. So much of my experience with music was around that time. The feeling of having someone say what you think, in music, and make your life more complete is a great thing. The music will always be there. Still hurts every year. Especially around Christmas. But it will live long after we are all gone.

[@ApolloStrengthGarage]

Chuck was basically the Bruce Lee of metal, shapeless, constantly evolving, fitting into no mold. Look at all these kids who are still inspired by him decades after his passing. He achieved immortality.

[@guitarchugs9191]

Chuck shuldiner had amazingly perfect pronunciation, u could understand every word he sang

[@dakotahawkins5226]

Wonderful. There's a reason Chuck Schuldiner, the lead guitarist and vocalist for Death, is considered the godfather of death metal. It's one of the few bands who have a virtually perfect discography. Here's some of my favorites from their albums to give you a good idea of what they do: Pull the Plug, Zombie Ritual, Symbolic, The Perennial Quest, The Philosopher, and Spirit Crusher. If you want an amazing instrumental, Voice of the Soul. Chuck really speaks through his guitar in that one.

[@danvandam-vu8qx]

Excellent list I also believe they have a complete catalog with every album is a different theme in which they slayed.

[@snø_music0]

Underrated songs that are also really good that no one ever reacts to : spiritual healing, flattening of emotions, lack of comprehension , evil dead, leprosy, misanthrope

[@alexmcinroy1142]

We need a reaction to Evil Dead, the song and film together.

[@f.r.8316]

No sé quién sos ni qué decís, pero me pareces un flor de pelotudo

[@FennecDigitalArt]

Perfect discography, couldn't agree more.

[@nickhaas9185]

Death - Voice of the soul It's a little different from their normal sound but it is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard

[@BlackDeathThrash]

you could do a whole series on DEATH, from their first album to last, and review how their sound changed. that would be cool.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Sounds like a good idea. I'll probably do something like that after I finish up with Megadeth.

[@danvandam-vu8qx]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT excellent idea death is perfection who evolved each album

[@666agalloch]

I second this!! Death is pure magic!!!

[@fraters3025]

What an honest and positive reaction to both the music and lyrics. I've been watching your channel more and more lately and I appreciate the fact that you are willing to dive deeper into unknown territory. As a long time death metal fan, I would definitely second the suggestion for more Melodic Death Metal like this, because it's a bit more accessible for newer fans than other styles. I second the suggestion for Death's "1,000 Eyes" or "The Philosopher". Thanks for your genuine reactions.

[@magnus3716]

This is one of my favorite songs. Idk why Death isn't more popular. It's amazing.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I love this song

[@stantorren4400]

Steve H I think it’s due to Chuck’s death and the name of the band

[@Celatra]

death are REALLY popular tho.

[@zoogie980]

I think they are very popular, pretty much all metal fans have at least heard of Death. They've never had commercial success but how many death metal bands, let alone metal bands ever have?

[@Vapormax]

Glad to see you're getting into Death! Even for a self proclaimed metal head like myself, some death metal can be a little difficult to parse. Death is a fantastic band to transition into the genre, and rightly so as they are a pioneer in the genre. This whole album is fantastic, and I think you would enjoy their other tracks like Crystal Mountain and Spiritual Healing

[@similartracks]

Welcome to Death.. might i suggest "1000 eyes" as your next Death reaction

[@johnnyrayh5858]

Great track for our times

[@similartracks]

@@johnnyrayh5858 exactly

[@Alesia_Ianotauta]

Okay. I SEE YOU. I see you are clearly already a Death fan, like you said. This album is a MASTERPIECE. Highly recommend everything on this one and also Symbolic. Let's be real, everything by them is amazing. 😂

[@johnnyrayh5858]

Chucks drummers need all the validation anyone can give, they are all so good

[@สมทอง-ฐ6ฝ]

Just incredible. Death were phenomenal musos, still the best Death metal ever made.

[@koanikal]

Good intro songs (imo): Cannibal Corpse - Beyond the Cemetery Obituary - The End Complete Morbid Angel - Fall From Grace Death - Suicide Machine Entombed - Stranger Aeons Deicide - Lunatic of God's Creaation Tha albums each one of these tracks are on are great throughout as well

[@samcastilleja4346]

Rest In Peace, Chuck!! Damn, so many metal heroes are being lost

[@stantorren4400]

*Rust

[@waltuh11121]

After listening to hundreds, if not thousands of metal songs, I have the confidence to say that this song is one of the Top 5 best metal songs ever. It's awesome

[@shogott]

So glad you picked this song man. This was the first death metal song I ever heard at the age of 14. Im now 26 and play death metal around the world in a band. This is a good place to start the journey.

[@violaodesafinado]

Dude You should react to Death - Spirit Crusher

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

lol, I literally clicked that a second ago and put it in my que for later.

[@joshuanassir6487]

@@TheAdventuresofTNT You're in for a treat once you reach it. :)

[@noahbonno1352]

Ten month old comment, but he should. Everyone should listen to at least one of Deaths songs.

[@meta9727]

From the way you're talking about the songs you react to, shows how new you are to Metal :) lol Love Death, amazing band, R.I.P Chuck :( All their songs are amazing. There are loads of bands to listen to and explore. I'm sure you'll love the journey of this genre. Subbed. looking forwards to more.

[@rofl0rblades]

Your intro was actually very good, how you explained your process, you are right, it is difficult, but ultimately worth it.

[@scully2watts]

Awesome man !!!! Thank you for reacting to this.......one of my favourite bands of all time. This is off their last album recorded in 98. Go back and check out earlier stuff from Scream Bloody Gore, Leprosy, Spiritual Healing or Human. Anything you choose from this band you just can't go wrong !!!

[@beefshackles]

Cool reaction! Death was from Florida, and spawned a huge number of death metal bands in Florida like Deicide, Obituary, Morbid Angel and cannibal corpse. All these Florida death metal bands were and still are hugely influential and entertaining.

[@lovetooftenisonlyadream4919]

Hi TNT!! If it wasn’t for this band, I would not be here today!!!! Death Metal is a form of life. It needs to be understood and a lifetime of appreciation. This album is NOTHING compared to the album Human!! But the history of this band is not just listening to it , it’s living it!!!!! Death Metal is LIFE!!!!!

[@tyeejoseph3358]

I hear wat you’re talking about the layers. I really like how this kind of music evolves through out the song, taking you on a journey. And most of these old bands are trained classically so they have talent and they put a shit ton of emotion into it and it’s like you can feel it and to me that’s art. Loving the content 🤘🏼

[@biorythmicshifter]

You articulated your assessment of death metal well. There is no question this music can develop your ear immensely. I got in to death metal at a young age when it was exploding in the late 80’s and early 90’s. I will credit death metal for opening my mind and ear up to amazing musicianship from any genre. Obviously there are plenty of Neanderthal knuckle dragging bands but some of the most amazing players on the planet have a safe harbor with death metal ultimately leaving room to really creative musical art for us beard strokers to behold the flesh and the power it holds...

[@zeds_dead9484]

Hell yea man! Death is the best, hail the godfather of death metal! And seriously dude just choose whatever song next, doesnt really matter theyre all amazing

[@walterwhiteification]

Been to a decent amount of death metal shows/festivals in the past, and had some of the most humble, down to earth people there. Not a full on metal head, but being eclectic towards different genres makes music so much better. Now i want to watch the Chappelle skit with john mayer lol. “John, play the fight riff. Play it!!!”

[@WhatDayIsItTrumpDay]

Death was the first death metal band I got into back in the day (1990-ish). Mainly because it was the first death metal band. I tolerated it because it is so melodic and progressive at the same time. My favorite Death album is Spiritual Healing from 1990 (iromically). Every song on it has something you could grab and hold onto. Spiritual Healing is the blue cover art album with the evangelical preacher on it.

[@craigharrelson2908]

Cryptopsy came around in the early 90’s. During that time death metal was being more experimented with and was getting “heavier.” Other examples would be bands like Suffocation or Gorguts. Bands of this sort were influential to what is now known as brutal death metal. Good ear for being able to tell the differences in a band like Cryptopsy compared to Death. My recommendation would be Cattle Decapitation- Kingdom of Tyrants It’s absolutely extreme, but their use of melody is beautiful. This mans vocal range is nuts, he can scream with melodic overtones and it’s disgustingly beautiful. Even if you don’t end up reacting to it, check it out

[@chrisdoschko5402]

I really like what you said in the beginning and i totally agree with you on the changing rythms. To me it was probably what put me off the most in the beginning but after listening over and over again u kinda begin to understand and really feel it. Anyways nice reaction vid. 👍

[@Alesia_Ianotauta]

I've watched this particular video of yours before, but I've been on a Death kick recently so I looked for all reactions to these guys on KZbin. Let me tell you, there aren't many. 😂 I just love how much you can appreciate the artistry of these guys. They aren't for everyone, but I think it takes a special ear and mind to appreciate them like you did. 😘

[@chickenbeek]

Excellent reaction and commentary. He gets it, or is realising the appeal. I know this is older. But this stuff is like jazz or classical or musicians music. Where you can appreciate AC/DC or even Ratt or whatever all day, but you want to go on a journey and really see what the deepest imagination and skill at a craft can produce. Thumbs way up on the thoughtful and very perceptive commentary.

[@mysteriousDSF]

Empty Words and Destiny are my favorite Death songs, I really recommend them, they're tear-jerking poetry

[@johnmcdonald789]

Dude 18 yr old me is punching the air genuinely glad to see u enjoyed lol

[@champion6534]

From death my favorite would have to be crystal mountain or empty words. Technical and melodic.

[@Jay-gc9bb]

When it comes to death metal - are you ready to step onto the hallowed shores of DEICIDE? The first album, self titled, would be where to begin. First song, one at a time...Its up to you my friend..

[@aarr3193]

And also early Cannibal Corpse with Chris Barnes

[@mysteriousDSF]

Don't go anywhere near these bands mate, they're a trap. They misrepresent death metal and give it a bad name.

[@joods457]

@@mysteriousDSF cannibal corpse is actually really good

[@jeremey89jl]

I’m positive you’ll enjoy their entire discography. Excellent reactions, please check out something off of human or symbolic. Without judgment is probably my all time favorite song from them... but it’s hard to choose between dozens of classics.

[@ericv7720]

I saw them on this tour at the Whiskey-Go-Go in '98. Hammer fall and a great local band called Prototype opened up. I was only a few feet from the stage. What can I say? I was mesmerized! Fun fact: the drummer, Richard Christy, went on to be a writer for Howard Stern. RiP Chuck!

[@rileygraham1506]

Love the reaction bro! Death was the start for death metal. Chuck Schuldiner was a legend. May he RIP. I'd suggest Spirit Crusher or Lack of Comprehension. Rock on brother 🤘🤘

[@jayscollops]

need to do terrorizer "fear of napalm". great death metal song with a very groovy intro

[@Bartman61911]

That's grindcore bro.

[@donteare767]

Yes sir... The music takes you on a journey!🤘

[@travisdzenkiw84]

So many killer tunes from Death. Crystal mountain or individual thought patterns would be great to experience with you

[@MorbidAngel31775]

Cryptopsy is technical extreme death metal where this is good old fashion straight up Death Metal at its finest there’s a big difference.

[@Freddespelarspel]

Death is still pretty progressive and technical band. They where was so good

[@LeeGion_981]

It’s not straight up death metal though, especially anything off this album. It’s progressive death metal. Stick prog on virtually any genre and Imho it makes it better

[@ignaciomartinez3267]

and you discovered one of the frontband of Death Metal, i recommend you to listen with lyrics (Chuck was very intelligent and write very profound lyrics) Death - Spiritual Healing, or Empty Words if you want to start whit something more softer and melodic, Chuck use different style of vocals in every album, but the instrumentals will never fail you bro

[@willem1703]

I can't say I've listened to metal more than anyone else and for me it has been spread rather evenly across its history and deviations. This album draws me back over and over again. The craft is unparalleled in the whole of modern music.

[@mrnglry619]

Omg someone who finally fucking gets it, thank you for being open minded, and I’m so happy you can appreciate this craft.

[@bigyodatheman]

Death - Misanthrope Also check out some Morbid Angel.

[@daveklipschjr9464]

My friend you just experienced one of the greatest bands in history. Chuck never really wanted to be lumped in with the death metal that you described. He wanted to transcend the stereotypical "death metal" and be more "progressive" as it were. As you have just heard, Chuck wrote songs that stimulate the mind with higher thinking and grander themes. Intricate rhythms, timing, dissonance, and superb musicianship was Chucks calling card. Excellent start to your progressive death metal rabbit hole. Next, I would suggest anything off of Opeth Blackwater Park

[@lordbanhmi3389]

R.I.P Chuck.. Too soon, too young. Chuck would be happy to see/hear this review, man. Watch some of his interviews if you're curious as to the mind that cooks this shit up...

[@Plus25Charisma]

Hell yes! Watching people react to bands I've dug on since forever never gets old. If you want to check out a hell of a jam, listen to Altering The Future by Death.

[@goranilincic2644]

You have said best in your Symbolic video: That's why i love this *ucking band,every instrument knows its place.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

I think this was my very first Death song reaction.

[@renatoh.santosdasilva3080]

When that riff kicks in 3:04

[@lovetooftenisonlyadream4919]

Lesprosy by Death is brutal!!!! Here’s some hx. The Godfather of Death Metal!! Charles Michael "Chuck" Schuldiner (May 13, 1967 - December 13, 2001) was an American singer, songwriter, and guitarist. He founded the band Death in 1983 and was their lead vocalist until his death in 2001. His obituary in the January 5, 2002 issue of UK's Kerrang! magazine said that "Chuck Schuldiner was one of the most significant figures in the history of metal."[1] Schuldiner was ranked No. 10 in Joel McIver's book The 100 Greatest Metal Guitarists in 2009 and No. 20 in March 2004 Guitar World's "The 100 Greatest Metal Guitarists".[2] Schuldiner founded the publishing company Mutilation Music in 1987, affiliated with performance rights organization BMI. Schuldiner died in 2001 after a two-year battle with glioma.

[@markjohnston3790]

You most definitely need to listen to, Obituary also Outstanding and Cannibal Corpse / Amon Amarth!

[@Llllltryytcc]

crazy that the same guy wrote zombie ritual and this song. i love them both equally but it's just such an interesting evolution

[@MorbidAngel31775]

Not a lot of people know this but chucks last album was a different band he started called Control Denied where he just played guitar and had a clean singer sing for him, of got the album it’s a masterpiece.

[@shrekster]

Death is the pinnacle not the beginner level.

[@heyimgoingtoplaysomegames]

Dude you should check out the band Martyr, and their album Warp Zone!!! They were basically the Canadian equivalent of Death!

[@masterchiefthunder1504]

Chuck was an observer of this dimension and spread the message to the world so we could understand too

[@linuspowers]

I think you mentioned Cryptopsy, and if so you're absolutely right. Death has long been one of my biggest guitar and drum influences, but Cryptopsy is from some completely horrifying other dimension of heavyiness on their first 3 albums, particularly the year this came out

[@leonardokalinci9894]

Hey T. I highly recommend you Death-Cristal Mountain ( Gene Hoglan on drums) & Peinkiller (Judas cover) Keep on rocking 🤘🏼🤘🏼

[@justinstevens4331]

What a nice, open minded guy, have a sub. This track is a genuine masterpiece.

[@gatoshin9999]

Together as one by DEATH please with lyrics !!! that song is tuff bro , its from they album called HUMAN, The sound of perseverance is the last record from the band and its way more technical than the others bands of death metal

[@koanikal]

Together As One is a great recommendation.

[@nick_kaamos]

This is a later song by Death. Check out "Pull The Plug" , "Zombie Ritual" or "Denial Of Life". I love all of their music, but especially love the first few records. The soundtrack to my youth

[@owenboarman5259]

One of my favorite Death tracks.

[@swingonthespiral]

I'm a huge death metal fan. If it doesn't groove at some point I don't like it. Choruses, groove, repetition are all important in making great tracks in any genre. It can all be made more complex, used in a unique way but those things are very important.

[@jerrycampbell5010]

It's awesome that you're taking an interest in death metal. Good shit. Yes, Death was one of the founding fathers of the death metal genre. But this particular song is from Death's final album. The band was barely playing death metal at this stage. The music here is really very melodic and preoccupied with being "progressive." Death helped pioneer the death metal genre, but that was in the '80s. This song is from 1998. Maybe check out some songs from the following Death albums... "Scream Bloody Gore" "Leprosy" "Human"

[@RussInCanada]

Death is both an entry, and the pinnacle.

[@TheDemonation13]

ty listen to all his work

[@Dolorin123]

Try Death's Perennial Quest next. My all time favorite song of Chucks. Just pure beauty

[@frankl1632]

The lyrics to me are referring to the ambition and the true feelings of the heart and the trials people go through in life saying “be prepared”

[@BlackRoseImmortal]

Love your reactions man. Hey for another Death video, you may want to check out a live performance called "Death - Crystal Mountain - Live in Eindhoven 1998" Other suggestions for you, check out the band Venom. Songs, "Black Metal", or "Buried Alive/Raise the Dead" One other suggestion is Celtic Frost "Circle of the Tyrants"

[@skyrat3816]

You could say most death metal is themed around the more grotesque side of the human soul and the horrors it can do. Particularly the early bands like death and morbid angel. Who have more of a spiritual and occult element to the writing of their songs. Death definitely gave death metal it's name, but the style of music (especially in the 80's) has more of that thrash style to it and bands like Sepultura and Napalm Death may have had a hand in inspiring the early death metal bands. The genre then flourished and broadened with more of the gutteral vocals in the 90's.

[@similartracks]

Death also has a cover of Judas Priest Painkiller.. you reacted to the original.. maybe try out Death's version and see how it fares

[@StarsDie88]

Chuck's vocals on that are insane.

[@similartracks]

insane is understatement what a way to end their final album with that

[@Pickendi]

The first time I heard Death was when I was looking through the metal section at a CD store, saw Death - Human. Asked to have a listen to it. Instant love! That was around '98 I reckon. I would say my favourite track would be Lack of Comprehension and also the instrumental track Comic Sea. Depends how extreme you want to get as to what level of death metal. These are the songs I would listen to get a feel, lower you go, the heavier it gets (and I love it heavy with pig squealing vocals) Obituary - Chopped in half Bolt Thrower - No Guts, No Glory Morgoth - PIts of Utumno Massacre - From Beyond **Starting to get heavier** Immolation - No Jesus, No beast Deicide - Slave to the Cross Cannibal Corpse - Gallery of Suicide Incantation - Apocalyptic Destroyer of Angels Nile - Ramses Bringer of War Cannibal Corpse - Hammer Smashed Face (classic and also featured in Ace Ventura - Pet Detective) **Next level stuff** Prostitute Disfigurement - Left in Grisly Fashion Human Rejection - Proceed to Terminal Isolate Putrid Pile - Drenched in Gasoline Awaiting the Autopsy - Backyard Autopsy (female vocalist) Guttural Slug - Hacksaw Surgery If you have read this this far, thanks and enjoy the death metal journey =}

[@andreyvoistinnykh2057]

“They switched that up” Bro all chuck did in his career was switching that up

[@justinc.7742]

Death were a great band, RIP Chuck. A few requests, as always Soilwork. You should do maybe 2 or 3 of them as their style has changed very much over the years. But here's a few great ones. Soilwork: Nerve Death in General Father and Son Watching the World go Down The Living Infinite Follow the Hollow Let This River Flow I could go in for day about them. In Flames songs My Sweet Shadow, Bullet Ride and Pinball Map are all great too.

[@Xord499]

Nice reaction!

[@animalblundetto6510]

A death album you should really listen to and I highly recommend is "Human"

[@stfwn]

Cryptopsy is a very technical, in your face, wall of sound kind of band, while Death is more progressive and sophisticated, relying more on the depth of meaning, and the song writing than just overall insane playing ability and brutality that Cryptopsy delivers.

[@antondzajajurca7797]

I gave you a perfect idea on Cryptopsy video where to start with DEATH -> Start with Death - Lack of comprehension. You'll like it ...a lot :D Tho this pick is good too :D

[@StarsDie88]

Chuck Schuldiner had such good lyrics and was such an emotive guitar player. Glad you liked it. It can be a difficult genre to get into. I'd still recommend the Death song "Symbolic" as I think it's their best song... But I also think a really cool idea would be to go back to their first album (and essentially the pioneering death metal album) "Scream Bloody Gore" from 1987. Every song on that album is pretty much based off of a horror movie, so it's perfect for Halloween. The coolest song from that album IMHO is "Evil Dead" and they have an excellent fan-made music video showing clips from the 1981 Evil Dead movie: kzbin.info/www/bejne/f3a8dJaNZdObasU

[@ChrisArnold1975]

That moment when you suddenly think; "Fuck.. am I in too deep". Check out 'Story to Tell'. ... Then check out Athiest - On The Slay. Similar vibe to Death.

[@williamkoscielniak820]

Chuck could create extremely technical music that was also very melodic and accessible. That's hard to do, but he was a true talent both as a technical guitar player and as a composer.

[@Jim.G]

You might give Opeth a try. They were progressive death metal for their first eight albums or so (from '95-'08). Check out "Ghost of Perdition", "The Grand Conjuration", "Blackwater Park", "Heir Apparent", "Godhead's Lament", "Forest of October" just for a few to start with. It is very complex musically, but more melodic than standard death metal, with occasional sections of clean singing. Might be more accessible, from a certain POV, than straight death metal. Very moody, dark, creepy.

[@peeholio3260]

(T)erbassinator! Richard Christy, is a beast on drums on that album. Theres 2 more bands that orginated right down the road from Death...Obituary..The End Complete track off The End Complete album.....Morbid Angel, either Eyes to See or Where the Slime Live, off the Domination, album. Both of these albums are more of a groove death.

[@manuelalejandrorodriguezja8578]

You picked one of my favorites.

[@brontsmoth671]

You're awesome dude, got an instant subscribe from me.

[@TheAdventuresofTNT]

Welcome to the family

[@Thenewbronzeagecollapse]

I would like to suggest you Archspire... Very technical, brutal, but with the type of class that you can find in oldschool death. Also, check some death-doom bands, like Asphyx, Tiamat, Paradise Lost, Hooded Menace...

[@chrismueller1328]

In those days I could not find it anywhere.. Tower Records.. and it was something special

[@MrLA75]

I wouldnt call Death, entry level..maybe their early stuff. They became more and more technical as they progressed in their career. Check out Flattinng of Emotions, a technical masterpiece as well as brutal. Actually, the entire Human album is.

[@davidjackson9680]

They’re entry level when compared to how brutal that genre can get

[@johnmcdonald789]

I also literally learned how to play this on bass its fuckin insane tbh

[@zl1cruz]

You should do some of their earlier work like Mutilation, Born Dead, Leprosy, Scream Bloody Gore

[@chanoj1356]

beautiful

[@nsteinhilber]

You should check out the mad lads from Tasmania, Psycroptic. Their earlier work is more extreme and comparable to bands like Cryptopsy, super technical death metal. Their newer work is still quite technical but more digestible as a newer listener to the genre. I'd go as far as to say that many of their recent albums are super groovy in parts. Try Cold, Initiate, Immortal Army of One. If you want to go earlier and more extreme, the album Scepter of the Ancients is widely regarded as a gem. Not their current vocalist, but the dude has an insane range of crazy vocals.

[@Maya_Ruinz]

What I thought about this song: masterpiece

[@Spiritcr1jsher]

My favorite metal album.......

[@jensbaumann6945]

Finally! Good approach to go back to the roots of death metal... and sure death are the godfathers... BUT ;) starting as a very punk sounding extreme thrash band, call it death metal, with their debut scream bloody gore, they developed over 7 records to a very progressive death Band... miles away from average death metal. And this is from their final album where they pushed progression to the max... not nearly root death metal. But still the greatest extreme metal band ever!!!! Listen to the drums, the bass chucks riffing... this is the highest level of death metal Going back to the roots means early death, morbid angel - chapel of ghouls, entombed anything from clandestine, obituary - chopoed in half, suffocation, dismember, deicide, carcass... stuff like that. I was damn bored by that other song you did... for me death metal became absolutely boring except for some old Bands... and for sure mighty death who always where a big challenge on the musical technical side... just out of this world Nice one though... maybe i could help;) now right on

[@andybowman3867]

This whole album is amazing...actually brilliant. Chuck was certainly one of a kind. Spirit crusher would be the next imop.

[@Melkor1818]

This is Death's last album, their last two albums Chuck had become a master at constructing songs. He moved more towards progressive metal more than his original death metal sound. He created the sound, everyone in that scene copied him and he began to shy away from it because he found the scene and the copiers kind of bombastic with no artistic structure plus he already said what he needed to say. He focused more on the whole piece like the great concept records of the 70's. The true godfather of DEATH metal and when it got popular he exited stage left like a true pioneer always creative and always moving forward.

[@MrJimbojamez]

There is Death Metal and there is Deathcore, also allot of Death metal bands try to out brutalize each other or shock if you will. It's a different animal when entering the realm of Death Metal(core)