Death The Flesh And The Power It Holds Reaction !!

[@PolkCountyWIProgressive]

Calling Death average is like calling Master of Puppets or Rust in Peace average. Death has the perfect discography.

[@BrutalMiller1]

100% agree, not one bad song / album.

[@jarradbennett2286]

Yeah this dude always turns it into a Christian perspective tho I guess it is his perspective but he failed to see what the whole "when beauty shows its ugly face just be prepared" was all about and he seemed to take offence to it

[@khellendross3573]

Very sad that my comment got lost in the ether of youtube. Basically. Shortly after Chuck released this record he was diagnosed with Brain Cancer. After ridiculous amounts of money and nearly bankrupting his family, he was deemed cancer free. As Chuck was wrapping up the Control Denied record, his cancer returned, and I remember as I had just come down to Florida at the time (Death is from Tampa) all the fundraisers going on to get money for Chuck's treatment. But musicians have no health insurance. And despite eventually raising enough for treatment, it was to late and less than a year after its return, Chuck was dead. The last song on that last album from Control Denied was "The Fragile Art of Existance". As people have said, Chuck was a really really sweet guy that loved animals and his family and was an incredible lead guitarist and songwriter with a unique voice that had tons of character (it is a bit tough to get in to at first though, Vektor is similar). The world lost a giant in the metal community and he is considered by many to be the father of death metal (Scream Bloody Gore was one of the first ever death metal records, some debate exists but the other bands were all in the same year span). And without a groundbreaking record like Human, progressive and melodic death metal would sound very different if it would even exist at all as we know it. RIP Chuck

[@VinAndSori]

Damn. That’s why everyone kept saying rip!

[@khellendross3573]

Its a really tragic story, he was so innovative and only 34 when he passed. Cancer sucks. Check out this interview with him that I think is really something to show to anyone who makes assumptions about the people in a band with the name of Death. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKa7Y5aGhLZop7s

[@squashedeyeball]

Khellendross Indeed. There is also this classic interview, with the cute kittens shirt: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jaCpqqyKa6mlj9E And the stories of his good deeds are never ending...

[@lo9l223]

VinAnd Sori Chuck was really the pioneer when it comes to death metal and lyrics that actually tackles society, addiction, religion way back in the late 80s-90s.

[@satanslittlehelper802]

Did he die of cancer? I read somewhere that his cancer treatment was actually successful, but he got some kind of lung inflammation after he was released, because he couldn't afford to stay in hospital. These things are pretty common after serious treatments. I had it happen in my family, but thank god the European healthcare system would never allow just releasing someone in that state, no matter what their financial situation is.

[@KreshDraven6]

One of the best bands ever. Chuck (RIP) was one of the most brilliant persons in metal. You sould react to Voice of The Soul by them, it's an instrumental, but the song has so much passion that you can almost hear the lyrics

[@KreshDraven6]

Oh this so cool man :)

[@OldManTenno]

I second this as well. Great instrumental.

[@LuthienC]

kreshBACON if you've not seen it, watch Nate Alyn's reaction to Voice of the Soul. You'll be so pleased.

[@slimey60]

I AM TOO

[@satanslittlehelper802]

Don't get me wrong, Voice Of The Soul is amazing, but what are they gonna talk about? It's all subjective interpretation. For a second round, I'd rather suggest something from Symbolic, 1000 Eyes or Crystal Mountain. They're also much less Opeth-esque or Jazz-influenced for that matter. In fact, I personally don't think Flesh is a very good introduction to Death at all for a regular metalhead.

[@BP-or2iu]

The metal was average? Jesus, man, I need to hear whatever metal you’re listening to.

[@ssmith87]

JB P korn😕

[@Scary_vibes666]

@@ssmith87 black veil brides ? 😂😂

[@pranav3848]

This might blow your mind, but people can have opinions and tastes that vary from yours.

[@supreme1572]

He listens to fucking Nu Metal LMFAO.

[@fathanaqwiya7398]

JB P probably deathcore

[@DurkhastAsthar]

I'm on Sori's side on this one, I think she got the idea of the song a little bit better, listen to "Pull the Plug", "Lack of Comprehension" or "Symbolic" also by Death. Cheers!

[@scottmckinny6879]

@Sebastian that was basically my first death song I've ever listened to

[@MattoCinema]

Another one where Vin completely missed the mark. Sori is infintely more Metal than Vin at this point. For real, if this is "average" to you, then I have to question whether you actually know what good is. 😂😂😂

[@lo9l223]

Matt Solar it's definitely not Metallica

[@aranox]

mohamed salah yep xD he's like the typical Metallica fan personified.

[@tomwisniewski8988]

It's a product of the time he got into heavy music. He clearly loves the "chugga chugga" riffing.

[@Walamonga1313]

Only a Metallica fanboy (not a normal fan, but an extremist) would call this average. This is metal at its peak!

[@karankapoor5281]

Vin always fails to understand the best of Metal on the other hand Sori does.

[@drewlegere5021]

Great job Sori! You stole the show this is by far the best review that I've seen you do.

[@VinAndSori]

Thanks!! -Sori✌🏻

[@tranceend]

spot on!

[@VanJR.]

VinAnd Sori you know more about metal than Vin 😜

[@grahf9436]

“The metal in this song is meh” you must have incredibly high standards to say that. Death is an insanely technical band especially for the time period. “The metal is Meh” is something you can say about a band like Avenged Sevenfold or something. NOT THE FOUNDER of death metal. That would be like saying you find Black Sabbath’s guitar playing bland..

[@ssmith87]

Matt Van Winkle korn is one ofVin’s favorites..so...

[@goldehh1069]

ssmith87 I love both korn and death

[@creativepartial]

He dont know anything about death metal absolutely, i give him 4 for metalogy knowledge

[@Anthony-nk4ky]

ssmith87 and Chuck hated the up and coming nu metal scene so I guess it kinda makes sense that Vin feels the way he does haha

[@isopropyltoxicity]

A7x is not meh bruh unless you are talking about later A7x

[@jakesacher9485]

I’m interested to know what you mean by “the Metal”? Death, Nevermore, Strapping Young Lad and Opeth have all been scored fairly low by Vin when referencing “the Metal” yet are praised as pioneers in their respective genres. Judas Priest was also scored low yet helped birth the entire Metal genre. So could you please define what you’re looking for in “the Metal”. If I could also make a suggestion for your underground reactions: try Suffocation’s “Catatonia” or Dimmu Borgir’s “Kings of Carnival Creation”.

[@M3rett0]

metal a.k.a metallica :P

[@bschuler6216]

Jake Sacher I think he means the nu, or maybe the noob, metal. The force is not strong in this one yet.

[@supreme1572]

He just listens to the shit that gets played on the radio. He's used to that type of sound rather than the sound of innovation.

[@JFORTE77]

How can you say that's not top Vin??? Did you know Death and his craftman, Chuck defined the whole Death Metal genre???? Without him, probably a lot of bands you have listened on this channel never would exist. Riffs with class and emotion (look at his riffing while doing solos... nobody plays of that way). Rhytmic section top notch for sure, with great jazzy elements, executed by quality musicians . Check out their discography, because each album they released reworked the whole Death metal world itself, creating Progressive Death metal along with Atheist and Cynic I would say. Their lyrics have been nearly a life changer for a lot of people, for sure. He usually read about Platon and Nietzsche, specially the last one regarding the vitalist and anti-religious themes he used on his works. He delivered them in such a great poetic way...

[@Sideswipe225]

Lack of Comprehension next or Symbolic.

[@philipkenakin7804]

Lack, or Bite the Pain. Good quick little song

[@Iconoclastithon]

"Open casket" from their album leprosy

[@aurelianosupay3563]

Symbolic brothers plz

[@dylanworth8806]

Sideswipe225 both great songs

[@agenthunk5070]

@@dylanworth8806 Scream bloody gore was sick.good for halloween night playing loud on speakers in a repeat and put on a scary scene at your house...

[@NolanVoid]

Death is (imho) a STELLAR band. Top Notch musicianship, intellectual lyrics, and of course Chuck Schuldiner while being musically brilliant, was also one of the most giving, generous and down to earth guys you could hope to meet. Y'all should scope out The Philosopher.

[@squashedeyeball]

Nolan Void Exactly. I try to tell this to everyone as well: While his contribution to metal puts him on the top, Chuck was one of the kindest and great men to walk the earth. There are so many stories of small things that he did just because he wanted to be nice.

[@NolanVoid]

squashedeyeball True, he was also like you said very giving and he kept an open mind about things. Those traits seem to be getting more and more rare.

[@NolanVoid]

/mu/ck Of course anybody can post such like this with no fear of rebuttal (since Chuck has now passed.) While there may be certain instances where he actef like that, on the whole this seems a touch fabricated (unless you have some first hand knowledge or experience?) "The guitarist Shannon Hamm and bassist Scott Clendenin were present in the line up of Death and Control Denied, the two bands captained by Chuck Schuldiner. More than music, there was and still there a feeling of friendship that goes beyond time, silences and absences. "There are no words to describe Chuck, how much influence he has had or will continue to have the years that follow. He was unique and very genuine. He always wanted everyone around him feel good, treating everyone with respect, regardless of your situation or circumstance. Chuck Schuldiner was simply the most sensible and the kindest human being I have ever known. I think that his words and his music remain strong enough that people understand this without being told anything", says Shannon Hamm. For the guitarist, being a part of Death and Control Denied was a very rich experience. "I could write an entire book on this single issue. Being a member of an influential band was the high point in my life. When Chuck got sick, it was like a dream becoming nightmare because I was witnessing the fall of a soul so remarkable, and there was absolutely nothing I could do to help. I could go on forever trying to explain everything that I learned from Chuck, either as musician or as a person. To me, Chuck Schuldiner was more than one friend, he was like a brother ", he says. Shannon Hamm said he have a letter from Chuck, where he describes his last requests. "I keep the final letter he wrote me under lock and key. This letter explains in detail the whole album, title, order, and his final wishes. I will never be in peace until these last requests are fulfilled. After waiting anxiously for the completion and release of the final masterpiece of Chuck for almost a decade, I can still say with confidence that I will keep standing up against anything on the market today. The job of a true genius never becomes obsolete and the spirit of Chuck still has much to say", he concludes. The same emotion can be seen in the bassist Scott Clendenin, who remembers that period of life as ‘a great step.’ "Chuck and I used to go out in the early days, more than the other guys. We went to Orlando a lot. He was very respectful of others and kind to everyone around. We exchanged many experiences together going to parties, clubbing, chasing women. We were "brothers of Metal ', and I miss my friendship with Chuck. I think there's a lesson this time and it is related about how musicians become close when they work together. There is a fellowship a little deeper than the mere co-workers,” concludes Clendenin."

[@squashedeyeball]

/mu/ck Be sure to let Gene Hoglan and the many others about that. Chuck was an assertive business man and very stubborn when it came to his principals. That only made him achieve what he has. The thing you do hear mostly, is "Him having a gentle soul". A gentle soul doesn't mean that he would bend over to anyone. When people who could trash on him and smear his importance if they wanted to, talk highly of him as a person and a musician... I take their word for it.

[@squashedeyeball]

/mu/ck If he was not friends with Cynic anymore, we can assume that something went on between them? I don't know, I'm not them or Chuck. Do all people get along? No. I have one friend who will say that I'm a good man, but the guy next door will hate me. Unlike Chuck, I don't have many, many other people who will talk highly of me. But I also don't have many others who will have feuds with me. So, Chuck was just a man, like all of us. But from what we know "fatsos" like Hoglan (Who is very respected) and others, his positive sides were very clear. And he was still very young when that took place with Atheist. As they themselves said, it was edgy calling your band Death, Chuck was young and wanted to try the extremes in metal. And as they added, later he became open to more technicality. Again, he's a man, like us. I am no way near what I was at 16, I am no way near what I was at 25 either. That being said, they didn't try to trash him. They just said that contrary to what *people" think (Not Chuck himself), Atheist and Cynic did their own thing and Death were not the sole creators of technical metal. Many of us consider Chuck to be the godfather of the genre, but well, Death was the bigger band back then. What Martin van Drunen said in an interview 5 years after Chuck's death is all nice and fitting, in his perspective. Chuck has NO way of responding to that. There are always two sides to every coin and how comfortable in this case that Chuck was dead, unable to respond... And saying something like "Therefore his death meant not much to me" (From the interview), is a clear indexation of him being a salty man. As a fellow musician, he could show some class. Like the guys from Atheist, who knew how to give their own perspective while still remaining both respectful and making sense. Kam Lee... "Chuck wanted to be the center of attention... He couldn't stand it that all the little whores wanted to suck my cock and not his... So he wanted some of those sluts lusting for his boy sausage as well! So he decided to start singing.." This is not a serious man to me. Plus he talked trash himself on another cover artist in this very interview. He is talking about the really early days of Death, when Chuck was forming and shaping the band. Chuck writing songs, lyrics and singing was him wanting to be the center of attention? Or could it be that he has a vision to his band and so acted upon it? "Yeah, i wanted to record this stuff, but because of the whole shit between Chuck and myself it never got the true spotlight it deserved! Too bad really... Who knows, maybe all the death fans should write to Chuck and convince him to record this stuff with me, and then we could show the world what real Death Metal is!" So he wanted more spotlight for himself, his and Chuck's egos were "... too big for the both of us!" , but he doesn't mind getting back to death to write a song (I assume this interview took place in 2000). What I get from it? Kam Lee and Chuck were VERY young in 84/85, they had some fights/arguments. That's it pretty much. People grow up and chance. Sad that Kam Lee didn't. I don't know why you are so angry at Chuck... For those "best man to walk the earth" comments? Well, from what many others say about him, he was a one of a kind guy who was very passionate about metal and indeed in fact had a kind heart. Despite all that, he was just a man of course.

[@11peterson1]

I’ve never been a fan of Death. But I respect the shit of them and can tell how influential they were/are. Saying this is average is like calling Bob Dylan or Jimmy Hendrix average. They might not be amazing if objectively compared to everything that came after them, but if you look at them in the context of their time, they are amazing.

[@BluntAnims]

You need to listen to them more bro, they are definitely amazing! Listen to the Human album

[@RaspiRoope]

Jimi*

[@VanJR.]

Death is a must listen to band

[@DanUrbano]

Death is one of the best, if not the best, band of Death Metal that has ever existed.

[@metalmaniac1244]

Sori for the win! 😉 R.I.P. Chuck

[@foulgrowl5893]

The fathers of death metal!

[@andregoncalves8690]

Vin isn't a metalhead, he's just a Metalluca fan. Like he didn't know Iron Maiden, Judas Priest and Death, never heard Megadeth. And in this review he just didn't get the point of the song, Sori did it.

[@jayfeelix2168]

André Gonçalves Exactly He's what the Underground Metalheads would call a Poser lol Too bad his woman seems to be more of a Metal head she gets it. A true metal head to me is when u realize wow Metallica is good but average compared to Many better bands out there. U go sori your very beautiful and smart

[@Hotshoulders]

wrong.

[@darrellabbott2603]

Jay Feelix you're a dumbass

[@darrellabbott2603]

Lot of periods going on there

[@darrellabbott2603]

Yeah well isn't it easier just to use commas

[@marcusmccabe7712]

So Death is the pioneer of death metal and redefined the genre each time with each album and highly recommend you listen to some other areas of Chuck's discography so Pull the Plug or Spiritual Healing is the old school genre defining death metal e next step would be the more progressive stuff before they went to this might be more of your liking i.e. "The Philosopher". If you want some more clean and progressive listen to breaking the broken from his side project before Chuck died Control Denied. This might have not have been the best starting song as its not a straight forward instrumentally but either way good talk and the whole flesh talk was quite interesting

[@radhwangothic]

Yes!! Death are amazing! Do “Voice of the Soul” it’s an instrumental but it’s been the reason of metalhead crying for a long time. Very emotional masterpiece.

[@The_Pony]

Rod Jubair agree !

[@Iconoclastithon]

two words "Open casket"

[@jettrainbow]

it's trash

[@waltuh11121]

@@Iconoclastithon too brutal for them lol

[@Raul-vl7ly]

Easily my top 10 fav reactions because you just absolutely hit the nail on the head Sori. You were on your A game with this one. Vin I saw facial reactions I have never seen on you before with this one. And I have seen over 100 hours of your reactions. Literally. Just a bit off your A game tonight. Sori I give you a 10, Vin a 6 and Death a 8.

[@VinAndSori]

Well thank you! -Sori✌🏻

[@FanaticDrummer]

Lolz. I think near the end it was the length of song, like a lot of songs of that time, such as Metallica, kinda just lingered on longer than needed for the limited lyrics and riffs. I think the middle solo was used to gap out the song, but once it picked up it really didnt go anywhere else. Death is a HUGE classic among death metal and thrash, but it still suffers from the genres formulas for this era. Song could have been more concise.

[@leeloominai8186]

@FanaticalDrummer: You know how people often play a song they like over and over again? I guess in this case you don't even have to rewind the tape (well - did not have in the past...) - a semi serious idea, but sill, I can see how some true hard-core Death fans could see it like that... (now I have to edit: I am siding with those fans here, even though I've not listened much to Death when I was younger.)

[@Hambone3773]

I think it makes things interesting when musicians break out of typical modes.

[@TAAF619]

Wow, Vin does actually knows Carl Jung? So, that answers a lot of questions about your way of viewing life haha Incredible commentary by both of you guys, but especially Sori shines in this one. Cheers!

[@MajesticDemonLord]

I love this track - I think in your analysis, Sori is more onto it - If you listen to some of Death's other work (crystal mountain, living monstrosity) they are critical of a certain type of care-free attitude - the "I can do what I want" aspect of modern society, without an appreciation for the Consequences. I've always listened to this song in 2 ways: 1: a critique of Materialism - that without anything of substance - if you simply live for Pleasure, you will end up destroying everything 2: A cautionary tale about how strong various impulses are

[@Burl_Hurlbutt]

MajesticDemonLord Think the term for this is "hedonism". Basically the idea that pleasure is the end-game for human happiness, regardless of consequences.

[@brandocalrissian3294]

But also he wrote "lack of comprehension " which was a response to the religious groups who blamed metal music on kids killing themselves.

[@elliottatwood313]

The fact that this guy acted like he just listened to a pop song on the radio blows my mind.

[@fadyazzaoui]

Death - Crystal Montain should be next (remasted!!)

[@DEFKNIGHT]

Fady Azzaoui Suicide Machine should be next!

[@ingsoc_8295]

Fady Azzaoui - literally ANY other Death song would be better

[@Mohamad_Alkenaan]

AJ Ingsoc 100% agree ... anyother song song for death would've been better

[@____smith]

AJ Ingsoc Crystal Mountain is their best song

[@Lee-tr7qo]

Without judgement gets my vote.

[@vinceofyork]

Beauty is to be appreciated, attachment to beauty is when ugliness can creep in.

[@bhurzumii4315]

Said it before, I'll say it again - "Spiritual healing" by Death is *perfect* for your channel!

[@miguelrochefort]

Killer riffs and solos too!

[@chriscamarena6343]

Hey guys thanks for the re master,lol Hey Vin I hate to say it but Sori outclassed you on this one man the lyrics are pretty much in your face at face value,you trying to add biblical references to certain lyrics you're being over analytical dude,Sori totally got it and thanks for not doing another Tool video appreciate the break but Hey you guys need to do another a Black Fire vid.I suggest Belphegor's song Baphomet and by the way Belphegor is like Behemeth their blackened death metal.Dark Funeral's Vobiscum Satanas,Nail Them To The Cross any song from Enthroned or Dimmu Borgirs Mourning Palace

[@thenecrosanct4906]

It's possible to put a biblical spin on any song. Doesn't mean it has anything to do with the song or the songwriter's intention, though. It's especially easy with Satanic and antichristian songs, but Death never had anything to do with that. I'm guessing Vin is using the bible as a lens when reviewing these songs, which in itself is an interesting approach but it just doesn't hold up half the time because the song has nothing to do with it.

[@jessejames5335]

Chuck became christian later in his life. Maybe around this time he was swaying that direction already. He loved philosophy and the bible has plenty of that.

[@Kotoy1]

@@jessejames5335 >philosophy >bible bruh?

[@LooKerHood]

RIP Chuck Schuldiner. Death Metal God lml

[@jcrosato]

The Godfather of Death Metal. \m/,

[@christnumber2]

You should check out some of Chucks old interviews. Such a sweet, well spoken, intelligent and free thinking young man who had so much talent but even more bad luck, even before the cruellest of fates with his diagnosis and death from brain cancer. Such a sad story but he left a wonderful musical legacy!

[@wordswordseverywhere9113]

Vin was really going off in the wrong direction with this one, Sori was much more nuanced in her analysis. Death is such a great band, maybe check out Lack of Comprehension next. The meat-intelligence thing is total pseudo-science bullshit :P

[@Scizyr]

We'd still be living in caves trying to figure out what fire is if it wasn't for eating meat. In a very real way eating meat already made humans smarter.

[@Creohan]

The best metal band of all time.

[@fistfulmetal]

Average? Really Vin? Anyway you should have started with something off their Spiritual Healing, Human or Individual Thought Patterns albums. The vocals are deeper on those. Check out songs like Spiritual Healing, Flattening Of Emotions, Lack Of Comprehension or Trapped In A Corner.

[@VinAndSori]

The metal? Those were memorable licks? Serious question ?

[@fistfulmetal]

Definitely serious question. Your opinion. Agree to disagree. Go check out the other albums. I'm hoping that's more to your liking.

[@khellendross3573]

Yea no joke, this album was considered genre defining. I love the riffs in this one. I think the progginess of the song may have dulled some of the impact for you. I'm still suprised you like Tool as much as you do. But next time do Empty Words or Spirit Crusher if you really want something with memorable riffing and metal.

[@DEFKNIGHT]

Khellendross Genre defining. Their first Album was genre defining. And Human was wayyyyy better. This might be your favorite, but it's no where near their most influential.

[@TreeOfWoe666]

I can understand how a band like this could sound average to someone who has more than likely listened mostly to bands that are influenced by Death.

[@ppaulisdeadd2710]

I think the meaning of "passion" in the lyrics is best represented in the line "passion is like fire carried by the wind"... fire is a great source of life, but will always be dangerous.

[@Bova13]

The metal average?!!! Come on! It has jazz construction on it. Anyway... Yo should react to spiritual healing, you may like that one.

[@littledittymusic727]

Vlad Pallares And they just listened to Ass I Lay Farting. More Death! Now I sound like Tim Lamb Ass or wtf that psycho was...

[@Bova13]

:D

[@lo9l223]

Same thought

[@xlotuseater]

Chuck is a Legend, his compositions are top notch, and I have a decent amount of favorites from Death, but they were never a everyday listen for me. They did a lot for the genre, and I respect that, but I've never been able to really get into them like some of the die hard fans.

[@jproffitt2192]

lol yeah their definitely a band you have to listen to multiple times to get into it. i originally couldnt stand the vocals but they are some of my favorite now

[@xlotuseater]

J Proffitt Yeah, I can see how they were acquired taste for some. I never minded Chuck's vocals, because I'm into a lot of dsbm / atmospheric black metal stuff.. There's plenty of those bands with "interesting" vocals, but I love them. 😂

[@squashedeyeball]

These vocals are only in the later, more progressive albums. Earlier, Chuck used growling (Well, he is one of the first if not THE first to truly use it).

[@jproffitt2192]

same man i just recently got into black metal, and i absolutely love it. alot of the vocals really show an emotion you cant find anywhere else and its amazing

[@benwebb4424]

Well darn, I guess I have to make another comment now. While not my favorite Death song, I've always liked the riff work on this track. I would have personally suggested either Spirit Crusher or Perennial Quest. Crystal Mountain is a really good one too though it's one of those songs that have become kinda cliche to suggest. R.I.P. Chuck, cancer kinda sucks. Going to suggest we get into some gothic metal. Gotta go slow sometimes. Theatre Of Tragedy - And When He Falleth

[@deathmetalmvs5924]

Empty Words - Death

[@Iconoclastithon]

"Open casket"

[@JunkYardCardGuy]

No matter who, where, what, why...flesh is only flesh, mind, body, soul, etc are what can transcend flesh

[@BetydeIsMyHandle]

I don't think Vin took note of when the album was released(turns 20 this year), but I suppose it doesn't matter. I am also pretty sure he doesn't know who Death is or was. "Average metal" hmm okay, I guess that would be correct if what I am assuming is true; which is that you like Tool a lot. I haven't listened to a tool song since I was probably 12 and still on myspace. Also haven't watched a Tool reaction video because I know I don't care for them. I guess I understand that you didn't really like the song, but this was Death's 7th and final album and not a single album failed to progress, I'm almost certain it's the longest track on the album as well and I think it deserved to be with it's dire message, it's an epic like Trivium's Shogun. The further back you go in the Death discography the more raw it gets. I don't even know how you will like their earlier stuff, given that you seem like a mainstream metal person. I don't think I would like to know what "death metal" you do like if you even do. I'm not sure what songs to suggest, I actually thought you BOTH would like this a lot and it's why I suggested it the day I found your channel. Sori made a remark about the band possibly being a Christian band or something along those lines, and well no it seems. This is an interesting subject because on the previous album he makes a direct stab at Christianity with Crystal Mountain, BUT then there was this song 3 years later, and also another song on this album that suggests the end is "etched in the book." To further prove this assumption, in Chuck's side project Control Denied he has a song titled "Believe" and yeah, I think it confirms his beliefs, also another song on their only album titled When The Link Becomes Missing. The name of the album is The Fragile Art of Existence, so yes, Chuck was a very self aware person. My suggestions are based on what I would like to hear from your Christian perspective. Death - Altering The Future Death - Spiritual Healing Death - Suicide Machine Death - In Human Form Death - Crystal Mountain Death - Symbolic Rainbow - Man On The Silver Mountain Rainbow - Gates of Babylon Control Denied - Believe Dio - Don't Talk To Strangers

[@jannikthorsen3531]

Death are one of the few bands that pioneered death metal. Its far from an average band. They are the kings of death metal.

[@enchantedcushion5028]

Love the vids Vin and Sori! Although I've been a longtime listener of metal and its many sub-genres, I've never really looked into the lyrics of songs unless it is part of a concept album. Your videos are giving me a newfound appreciation for artists I never really paid much attention to due to not finding their initial sound appealing. Also I recommend you two to check out The Secret of the Secret by Esoteric if you guys are ever feeling adventurous. It is quite different from anything you've heard from so far as the band is from a little sub-genre called Funeral Doom metal although they do differ from other FDM bands due to added Psychedelic elements.

[@reprisalwithin666]

I always interpreted the song as about lust and how the flesh can deceive you into sorrow. "When beauty shows it's ugly face" - he's referencing the beautiful person who turns out to be ugly on the inside. Looks can be deceiving so you shouldn't be shallow and put too much value into what is pleasing to the eye.

[@Mad.Jackal]

One od the best band od all times Chuck was genius . "Story to tell" is the song you should hear . He already knew what's gonna happend.

[@tomtomthebear]

Chuck was the one of the greatest...the genius that he held was only second to his character and personality...rip brother..!!!

[@jabrane1564]

when did sori became this intelligent ? LOL great analytics

[@VinAndSori]

Well Thank you!! -SORI

[@leeloominai8186]

There's something weird going on between them - it's like they have a great overall insight, but it floats between their brains. One day it's with one, the other with the other:)

[@The_Pony]

Leeloo Minai 😂

[@leeloominai8186]

Right, and it's me again ("hello me, it's me again",) and now I am conflicted - before I fell asleep yesterday I had a thought about Vin that kind of emerged due to me not really being sure what's going on with him in the above. Don't think he will like it too much, and don't claim it's spot on, but makes too much sense to me... ... so I will just write it out anyways, because now it's too late. What if Vin and Sori, as they stated initially, indeed made the channel and all the Village ideas kind of winging it and Vin felt great about Christianity and bringing people together, but now the opposite is happening (people's perspectives making Vin unsure about his faith)... That is, he subconsciously feels that doubling-down of Christianity in the long run will only bring more and more internal conflicts and he will have to restrict his mind one day to stay "true" to his faith. I know he often mentions how his faith is solid as a rock, but that's not helping... it's often a sign that at the fundamental level this is not the case, and it's an arbitrary choice, but then, if it's an arbitrary choice, then what really is the intrinsic value in it... Sooner or later there's no escape from those spirals of thoughts, and maybe Vin is starting to sound "weird" because does not now what to do with the whole situation so rejects the possibilities there are there, in plain sight, in lyrics of bands such as Death. When this happens, you have Sori making perfect sense and everyone else thinking "wait, what happened to Vin from a week ago..." Now, of course I can be wrong, but, I am writing it anyways, because I would feel bad if Vin did not have a chance to consider the idea (and I can see that, if it was true, how it could scare the proverbial "shit" out of Vin and Sori, but I don't see it some kind of a disaster and a destructive force for the future: imo it can be mastered and forged into even better things ... (Pretty sure that to some now I sound like some kind of Satan trying to twist Vin's mind... oh well...)

[@Morkeric]

Sori nailed it. Great vid. Just want to say this album helped me through the worst time in my life as a young teenager and inspired me to make the music that I make today, so seeing it interpreted on point is relieving. Love the channel.

[@cirith100]

Finally a real death metal band , been around since 82

[@robertgarofalo8330]

Death are one of the pioneers of the sub genre of Death Metal, their albums Leprosy, Spiritual Healing, Symbolic, Human, and The Sound Of Perseverance are epic and powerful. Chuck Schuldiner the vocalist and lead guitarist passed away of a rare cancerous tumor of the brain stem that only children can get .He also had another band called Control Denied, you should check them out also, it was his final work before he passed away. Rest in peace Chuck Schuldiner, forever eternal, never forgotten. 🤘🤘🎶🎶🔥🔥

[@ofvikingblood]

One of my fav bands of all time. Great choice.

[@DYSCtv]

RIP Chuck, you should react to these guys playing live, it's hard to scream while playing face-pace guitar riffs. Chuck sounds like he's singing without playing, his hands has its own brain xd

[@Drpavel564]

You guys would like Decrepit Birth. Well, the second and third albums. Diminishing Between Worlds takes a HUGE influence on later Death and the lyrics are kind of similar. It's more fast paced but those riffs are almost identical to Chuck Schuldiner's lead styles. It's great.

[@BoCore]

i was so awaiting this!

[@miguelrochefort]

Death is my favorite band. Spiritual Healing is the song you will do next.

[@AeolethNionian]

For the underground show. Either In De Naam Van De Duivel or The Possession Process by Carach Angren. They're a symphonic black metal band that writes their albums as horror stories. These two work as stand alone songs though. Think you guys will love em. And Babel's Gate by Septic Flesh. Symphonic Death metal and you'd get a kick out of the lyrics. Also you guys need to do the whole of Damnation And A Day by Cradle Of Filth. Best Cradle album in my opinion and the album tells the story of Satan before his fall all the way to his defeat. Seeing how you guys dissect this stuff is amazing.

[@mufljuzvarka737]

Finally you came to "Death". Sori was on point on this one. Vin, it's not about not being able to cope with hot chicks, it's about not letting beauty or any other passion consume you, because it will if you let it. Please do Voice of the Soul. It is an instrumental but I bet Sori's gonna cry :) Other good choices Symbolic, Crystal Mountain or my favorite: Lack of Comprehension

[@Psychopharmacologic]

Greetings from India. Nice to see you guys reacting to metal music...keep it up

[@foulgrowl5893]

yeah 10/10 band

[@MisterButterfingers]

I literally love you guys, every reaction/review is a good time.

[@lo9l223]

Reality is far more brutal than a demon tearing someone’s heart out, that just does not happen in life, I see no demons around me, i see i think if there’s evil, it’s people. there’s cruel people out there.” - Chuck Schuldiner kzbin.info/www/bejne/jKa7Y5aGhLZop7s

[@TheTwoThumbs]

Death is the definitive heavy band.

[@onetymebigtyme]

Vin and Sori is on tech death hype train from Opeth, Ne:Obliviscaris and Death oh yeah!!, How about some CYNIC - How Could I or Veil of Maya???any Cynic Fans ??

[@chrisls75]

I was just thinking about Cynic and how they backed Chuck on the Human record before I saw your comment. Great band, I think Vin and Sori might dig them.

[@NolanVoid]

onetymebigtyme Cynic is good, but they "might" be just about ready for Obscura or Beyond Creation.

[@____smith]

Fuck man, How Could I is such a great song. That solo gets me everytime.

[@onetymebigtyme]

Nolan Void > oh yes Obscura and BC are awesome too,

[@oscarjhon]

Yeaaaaahhhhhhhhhhh!!! An amazing song from an amazing band!! One of my favorite bands for sure. Thanx

[@DEFKNIGHT]

Human is easily DEATH's best Album!

[@DEFKNIGHT]

MyRealName Nahh dude. Can't disagree with you more.

[@jorgearias8139]

James McClellan individual thought patterns

[@youkaihenge5892]

I'm stuck between Human and Leprosy

[@DEFKNIGHT]

jorge arias Individual I Liked a lot too. Steller musicianship, great riifs. Lyrics were great. And it was darker somehow.

[@squashedeyeball]

Leprosy is my personal favorite. But if I'm being honest, when it comes to judging every aspect... It's a tie between Human and Symbolic, to me.

[@CombatFrame]

Father Of Death Metal (RIP)

[@ake5790]

Dudes,do Iced Earth-Dante's Inferno live in Athens!!!!

[@fionnanomahony8283]

Incredible song, and you guys are by far the best review/reaction channel on KZbin

[@leo-yd7cf]

You should define "the metal" as soon as possible Vin, just want to make sure I understand your analysis. For real, I love the channel, been here since a thousand subs, but I still don't understand what "The metal" even is.

[@FormerEvil]

Thank you rockin team for the KZbin heart, and re-upload.

[@LionMetalMusic-videochannel]

DEATH ? - any song from Spiritual Healing 1990 !!! every song is killer !! - - - - - - --

[@andrewdow6623]

Death is one of the biggest death metal bands in the history of the genre and are credited with creating the first death metal album (although its argued that possessed also did). Their early stuff is straight up death metal and later on they got more progressive. This song is off their last album before the guitarist and vocalist Chuck Schuldiner died of a brain tumor. Death is probably the most important death metal band in history and has influenced all of death metal. You guys should check out Nile-Sacrifice unto Sebek drums only. Best drummer in the genre

[@dinovelt2155]

Sori .........aplausse to you! Now you have to make a shirt Silent Vin.

[@OldManTenno]

What I got out of it is that there are two sides to every coin. A lot of people get so focused on the side they want to see, they cast a blind eye to the other side. An analogy I would think is someone seeing a beautiful frog and picking it up before realizing or even caring that it's a poison dart frog. How many people do you see buying something they can't truly afford so they can project a certain image, only to be living in debt and ultimate misery?

[@sopwithsnoopy8779]

Now you guys definitely have to do some Vektor. Vektor are heavily influenced by the band Death, though they are more prog thrash with black metal vocals.

[@bertberw8653]

Death is just the finest metal you will find out there. My favorite band of all time, taking the first spot along with Opeth.

[@Fiachbuay1987]

Morbid Angel - Where the slime lives

[@blodstainer]

Voice of the Soul! It's such an amazing soundtrack from Death. The best instrumental metal song ever made.

[@CrabJuice83]

I respect your opinion, Vin, but Death (and their songs) are anything BUT average. Greatest band ever. (And no, they weren't a Christian band. In fact, Chuck was Jewish - Rest in Peace, Charles, you amazing man)

[@yonex99]

death straight up invented death metal and 2 or 3 other sub genres of death metal all in one

[@jacobmoore551]

You should check out deaths cover of painkiller!

[@HunterVex.]

FINALLY!! Good review guys!!

[@seanegglesden5702]

😍 R.I.P Chuck Schuldiner Awesome review guys though not one of there best songs a great instrumental to check out by them is "Voice of the Soul" 🤘 Amon Amarth - Under the Northern Star 😉

[@keharacek]

It's really interesting seeing Sori enjoy the musicianship and instruments way more than Vin does. At first it looked like Sori isn't really into very heavy stuff but hey, here you go with Death and Opeth. Great video!

[@TheSuperSaiyan97]

Spirit Crusher

[@williampeterman5048]

Brilliant band, I can put this album on repeat all day! I was hoping you would do this band. Thank you for your hard work. Respect 🤘

[@johndoes0123]

Now i can hear

[@VinAndSori]

😉

[@galievramil1169]

Am a big fan, great band love it since 2003

[@eddiemelendez3976]

How about some spirit crusher to top everything off!

[@ryanforsythe8923]

This is literally some of the most technical stuff out there smh

[@grindmaster7433]

You should react to: Mercyful fate - The oath

[@mikaranta5840]

grind master This is the one they really must do. It would shock them more than one ways :D

[@demigod56]

Thank you for keep making this not so popular amazing bands. I definitely go on this with Sori, the song is more about something that gives you satisfaction or pleasure, if you let that take control of your life, it destroys you, when he says " and when it shows his ugly face just be prepared"

[@Vivicate]

Listen to some stuff off of Spiritual Healing!!

[@SatanicTemptation]

Just found you guys yesterday and I've been watching your vids all day. Awesome you did one on Death they're one of the greatest, be sure to check out their song the philosopher!

[@LuthienC]

I am not going to do it, but oh ho ho be prepared to be "schooled" about Death. Many of your viewers are NOT going to be pleased with Vin's score or comments about the metal lol.

[@Wizzard033]

Yes Death, I grew up listening to then since the 80s! I saw them with Gene Hoglan in Lubbock Texas in 1987-88 RIP Chuck

[@DEFKNIGHT]

So y'all are really saying this song is better than Suicide Machine or Lack of Comprehension or See Through Dreams? Seriously?

[@VanJR.]

James McClellan yes

[@Drpavel564]

I don't see the problem? I think Empty Words is pretty much the best Death Song. That an issue?

[@khellendross3573]

Spirit Crusher, Empty Words, Crystal Mountain. People have opinions.

[@DEFKNIGHT]

Y'all are crazy! Don't get me wrong. Good musicianship. But it's just not better.

[@khellendross3573]

Its ok to have your opinion, but nothing is black or white when it comes to music. But its worth pointing out that the general consesus is Human, Individual Thought Patterns and Sound of Perseverance are their best (and Scream Bloody Gore, but thats because of it being the first Death metal record aside from Posssessed's album). So there might be something to that. Or not, as you choose.

[@martynpallen]

so glad I met Chuck Schuldiner before he died, he is and always will be one of the biggest inspirations in music for me. Every time I listen to DEATH Chuck comes alive again, hes still with us and will never leave us.

[@kahwigulum]

Death - Spirit Crusher. best song on this album.

[@zsjb_]

Nah that's the worst, overrated af

[@theunreasonablyreasonablea7982]

Your reaction to the solo was perfect...'ahhhh...i wasn't expecting that!' :)