WHAT KILLED DEATH METAL? Morbid Angel, Deicide, Cannibal Corpse

[@justice7788]

Death Metal never dies. It only kills

[@Dangerous2099]

Two total newb (fake fan) mistakes in this vid from 11:25 onwards- -first stating ‘Covenant’ was relaesed the same year as ‘The Bleeding’ (93 and 94 respectively) -second stating Cannibal released a new album in 95, ‘Vile’ was not released till ‘96. Sorry, a real fan had to expose this poser.

[@TonyMetal]

All these videos about what killed the genre are stupid and bias, I wonder what this guy thinks is a genre that's not dead, pop? R&B? Pop punk?

[@chrisgentry2217]

Just like Deadpool. Pun intended

[@lefthook4878]

He shit all over Schuldiner and Death by failing to mention just how much he was the influence and driving fore of the whole genre. Each death metal album released in 90's from the major bands was in direct competitive response to Chuck raising the bar. Human album, Symbolic, Individual Thought Patterns, Sound of Perseverance. ..There are no technical or progressive death metal bands without Chuck and the influence those albums had, and still have to this day. Fuck this poser.

[@zachnichols8600]

@@lefthook4878 im glad someone pointed this out

[@zew1414]

Bolt Thrower is probably one of the most influential yet underappreciated and overlooked bands ever.

[@hughjirekshun8259]

And willets new(er) band memoriam is very old school death metal/bolt throwerish

[@thrash208]

I'm so sad. I had chance to see them their last tour but missed the concert because I had to work (even though I booked it off months in advance and bought tickets) I told myself they would tour again I just need to be patient. Looks like I'll never get that chance again 💔

[@ComposeArt]

Theyre appreciated by us Metalheads. But still overlooked, and takes newbies to long to find them

[@waltjisneychannel74]

Bolt thrower is the only truly great death metal band...

[@user-fx7rr6lv8h]

Probably one of the biggest names in the entire genre wtf u talking about, try Mortem for underrated

[@Beardodoomus]

In 2019 death metal is in the healthiest position it's been since the 90s. Now I've commented I shall go ahead and watch the video, like a true KZbin viewer. 😁🤘🏼

[@shizumaruofficial]

Mine is coming out next month.

[@Joshua-ww1fz]

It has definitely lost its mainstream reach but I agree that there are plenty of new bands keeping that old school DM sound alive and well (Gatecreeper, Tomb Mold, Genocide Pact etc.)

[@Beardodoomus]

@J.W. So true. The hardcore kids playing death metal is the current in thing. I can't get behind most of them because of their weak monotone growls. I tend to look outside of the current crop of Relapse death metal.

[@Beardodoomus]

@J.W. Vitirol, Hath, Dyscarnate, Skeletal Remains are some newer death metal bands that are currently floating my boat.

[@regdenee]

@J.W. Korpsesoturi is one of those new bands coming out from Finland. They're awesome

[@GunDrummer]

Excellent presentation and EPIC transition to the skillshare promo haha damn!

[@lordtrigon1733]

I couldn’t help but laugh at getting an ad for a neck pillow in middle of this...

[@dalesadler2267]

LOL

[@KelticKabukiGirl]

I'm 41 and thrashed since I was 10, I have degenerative disk disease partially from spastically headbanging and convulsing on stage...I wish I got the pillow ad...

[@ryansmith9104]

All the headbanging we've done we all probably need neck pillows.

[@roysjr8195]

I'm 48 and still headbang I even still get in the pit a swirling chaotic mass of energy

[@meowtherainbowx4163]

Right before his example of a slam riff, I got an ad with the softest music imaginable.

[@jpjacobs436]

I think that death metal artists don't give a crap about being "marketable". more power to 'em. Money ain't everything.

[@raycorrea5147]

yup, Death metal has some true artist that don't give a shit about being commercially viable, that's why the genre is so rich.

[@donspees9215]

I grew up an hour south of Tampa Florida in the 90's. At that time it was the death metal Mecca. Atheist was from my hometown of Sarasota Florida.

[@mikebarnes7441]

Yeah I think the shit hes thinking of is 2000s deathcore

[@DallasGunther]

@@donspees9215 Athiest is the shit!

[@robertrobinson9920]

Hell yeah all they cared about was making music

[@thrash208]

When he says "what killed death metal" he's not saying nobody listens to it and that it's dead like disco. He's saying that it lost its "mainstream" appeal. It lost alot of popularity since the 90's that's without a doubt and this video is on why that is. Even the giants of death metal aren't selling the same amount of records not even close. I'm still a massive death metal fan but even I know it's not as popular as it was which is a shame because there's killer new bands and alot of the OG's of death metal have came back like Obituary and more recently Possessed!

[@thrash208]

@Jeremy Stillwell there's a reason the word mainstream is in quotations.

[@thrashingjustin]

Hellcarver T.V id give it to possessed.

[@raymondlaspina7870]

Death metal/black metal I don't think they were meant to have mainstream appeal, it didn't had back in the 90's and it doesn't have it today. That being said, extreme metal has more fans now that they had 20 years ago.

[@ChainsawChristmas]

@Jeremy Stillwell it did in the sense that people went to the shows. Once a genre loses its appeal and people don't go to shows then it's not mainstream enough to support the scene. Even if there were only 150-200 people typically at a show it's a lot better than 20 people with only half buying merch.

[@camilojaramillo2830]

Death metal scene is probably bigger now than it was in the 90s but without the mainstream appeal

[@josefk.122]

Big ups to Cryptopsy’s None so Vile, which pretty much raised the bar in the mid 90’s. Completely insane and inventive musicianship. RIP Chuck. The Godfather

[@DeathInTheSnow]

Dude, did you not see that MASSIVE renaissance from 2004 until around 2008 or so? Behemoth and Nile got big, Deicide got their shit together, Cannibal Corpse released Kill. Even Gorefest got back together! And then today there's all of these new kids finding their feet and growing with talent! Even the older bands like Napalm Death are still working on new albums for 2020! You're just on a nostalgia high, my friend. I appreciate that the bands you loved are not scratching the itch like they used to, but you can't condemn the future because it isn't like the past.

[@ThePunkRockMBA]

You’re completely misinterpreting this dude. A bunch of 80s/90s bands reuniting and playing to 150 people isnt exactly a return to glory

[@xymoriintus]

LMFAO wow his reply did not age very well did it 🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@Hecatecrossways]

​@Walls You completely forgot about Disgorge, Cesspool of Vermin, Abominable Putridity, Cephalotripsy, Prostitute Disfigurement, Devourment, and Brodequin. Those bands are Household names. Dying Fetus are probably going to be more popular than Metallica. Death Metal music is bigger than it's ever been

[@jamescon55]

Sorry but, "Cannibal Corpse released Kill"...??? 🤔 That album blows IMO 😕

[@00Fiend]

@@Hecatecrossways LMAO

[@higler.]

a 22 minute death metal video? Perfect way to start my morning!

[@NAT-turners-Revenge]

agreed but thats a bit long....saved it till i can kickback and watch 😁

[@LouisFerreira]

If it had more right I might agree...

[@pilgrim666butters]

@@LouisFerreira yeah this video is just a cash grab from death metal fans. It's hard to follow and speak for a scene when you are not apart of it

[@firesteelers]

Death Metal never dies: you can't kill what's already dead

[@bigpiper2103]

:D

[@fezzingtons]

Missed opportunity for "What is dead may never die" :P

[@robertsteinberger5667]

You cant kill death

[@luisramos1609]

I am 44 years old, and Earache also got me into death metal. Definitely, one of the things that killed it was too many bands. Black metal dealt it a huge blow too. Great analysis. Personally, I got tired of the "evil" lyrics, and stuck with bands like napalm death, which were brutal, fast, and actually had something to say. I wonder if that happened to other teens, who as they grew up started finding the lyrics dumb. I still listen to a lot of death metal. Melodic death metal and blackened death metal seem to be still popular substyles these days.

[@ans05]

Having to explain beavis and butthead to young people.....shit I'm old

[@AghastRaven]

I actually told a 22 year old after we talked about got, south park etc. Then i brougth up beavis and butthead because i had just seen the movie. He thanked me for suggesting them but he also said he hadnt thought about them that much. However i think he basically knew who-the-hell i was talking about. Its only after i thought about it like what the hell did i just recommend beavis&butthead to a 22 year old lol

[@lutherwatson6282]

I think I’m gonna delve into bevis and butthead and collect all I can of them and the jackass videos and just jump head first into my alcoholism. I wish I was kidding

[@NN-ir9bj]

I wax poetic about the show! How good the comedy actually was. The timing, the improvisations, etc. And, how many cool bands I was exposed to from the show, that a 12-year-old girl from the middle of nowhere wouldn't normally have had access to...My husband loved Monster Magnet, but he was only aware of them after Space Lord came out. I told him the first time I heard them, it was Negasonic Teenage Warhead, on B&B! 😁 For reference, I'm 37.

[@NN-ir9bj]

@@lutherwatson6282 Can I join you?

[@lutherwatson6282]

Rayne X L Let’s do this!

[@merlin704]

I love 90's Death Metal. I remember in High School (1995) a Mexican gangster I went to school with introduced me to Suffocation. I remember being amazed that this dude loved Death Metal because it seemed out of place with his life style. But we became great friends in school due to us have common taste in music. We used to always talk about any new death metal album that came out and trade cassettes of bands we liked. Hell we even went to a few Morbid Angel, Imprecation, Cannibal Corpse and Deicide shows together.

[@jasondankenbring1710]

A lot of Hispanics are into metal (and just about every other type of music out there). They aren't nearly as monolithic as Blacks in terms of their tastes. MS-13 were originally HEAVILY into metal music (and weed, lol).

[@nidstang373]

@@jasondankenbring1710- Very True! Here in Texas, San Antonio is probably the biggest metal city due in large part to the Hispanic community. I saw Morbid Angel play there last year and the venue was probably 85% Mexican. They loved it. Steve Tucker at one point said "Where are all of my Satanic Hispanics out there!!".

[@bigtravis6159]

Indecent Exxxposure so MS13 likes death metal, who’s suprised? their mantra is Murder Rape Control

[@lucag.lisickza425]

i went to the same show, imprecation were a killer band

[@russellmcgurn4217]

Yeah but how much fun can Thrash and Death Metal be without murder and crime thrown in for an edge?

[@Resjek]

Been into Death Metal since I was 8 years old. Family called it devil music as if that wouldn't make me more interested in it.

[@ChainsawChristmas]

@Master Atheist pot calling the kettle black

[@sandalnice3333]

I've been listening to slayer since I was seven

[@jamessulivanwie]

@@sandalnice3333slayer sucks, loser.

[@sandalnice3333]

@@jamessulivanwie 🤓

[@jamessulivanwie]

@@sandalnice3333 cringe poser

[@connorbreivik9695]

"what killed death metal?" Answer: brain cancer.

[@Luis-ji3bc]

RIP Chuck

[@iLLuzion1st]

Seriously! RIP Chuck

[@microsoftpain]

RIP Chuck :(

[@electricpants8194]

RIP chuck

[@spamsingles5948]

RIP Chuck

[@isaacjamesbaker]

The death metal underground today is so vibrant. All of these bands are still touring, but the death metal goodness is gurgling underground as good as ever today.

[@issaacxxx6202]

Cool first name

[@Dangerous2099]

Two total newb (fake fan) mistakes in this vid from 11:25 onwards- -first stating ‘Covenant’ was relaesed the same year as ‘The Bleeding’ (93 and 94 respectively) -second stating Cannibal released a new album in 95, ‘Vile’ was not released till ‘96. Sorry, a real fan had to expose this poser.

[@Castrofate]

And it was always underground. You go see Deicide it’s packed like a sardine can with raving fans screaming out song titles

[@erisiticaalusta5166]

5:11 Chris Barnes and Chuck Schuldiner.... Priceless ❤️❤️❤️

[@Calilou52]

And Chuck is wearing his kittens shirt lol

[@Auselesspileofflesh]

Back when Chris wasnt a nut job

[@BenderBendingRodriguezOFFICIAL]

Nothing, Death metal is better left in the underground. That's why it's good.

[@jimmyjavins1663]

YES !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@D0N_Nadie]

Absolutely partner

[@bdog2501]

Exactly!!!!!

[@MrBlonday]

I've always liked that the vast majority of metal is underground. Keeps the bullshit music industry from the mainstream AWAY

[@jeremyrock7446]

Dylan Smith definitely it was never big that’s why it’s good

[@thestranger9226]

I was around even before the boom... I too sought the heaviest of all, but that's what I think gave Marilyn Manson his chance because it couldn't get any heavier so it got weirder. But early deicide will always have a special place in my heart. Of course we can truly all thank Slayer! I'm surprised you haven't done a Slayer video yet

[@wowno5763]

Now death metal is getting weirder, and its great.

[@frozendilemma]

Death Metal is still alive and kicking. Cannibal Corpse still pack venues and steadily release decent albums. The animated series Metalocalypse wouldn't have been successful if Death Metal were really "killed".

[@bbling1985]

@Daniel Curl no pun intended about "the legacy" right ;)

[@noirvampyr4918]

Death metal is for people that only chord they know is power chords and single note alternative picking lol.

[@ihavewaited90daystochangem51]

@@noirvampyr4918 i don't have to go further than cannibal corpse to say that you're wrong and ignorant.

[@dfhellraiser4td]

@@noirvampyr4918 that means a lot coming from a discussion on a hardcore/punk channel.

[@GREENWARRI0R]

Cannibal Corpse is trash tho.

[@sivertSt02]

florida man: makes death metal

[@samsungtelevision695]

Big stivert florida man doing something good for once

[@jorgeisfuckingthrash2761]

Obituary, death, and cannibal Corpse

[@redlinegaming2735]

@@jorgeisfuckingthrash2761 enough said, with texas from love

[@trevmoffat9429]

Brutality

[@tpags7398]

For the last time, Just because they recorded at Morrissound Studios, Cannibal Corpse is not NOT a Florida band, They are from Buffalo New York

[@matturner6890]

"Burzum's generic 16bit JRPG music phase" I died a little

[@alexandruc.5128]

I believe that "phase" happened while he was in jail and all he had to work with was a synthesizer.

[@deathsheadknight2137]

Heimr Heljar sounds like straight Age of Empires music

[@matturner6890]

@@deathsheadknight2137 shit you're right! I can hear the sound effects of battle going right along with it. CLANG TING "EEYOWW"!

[@deathsheadknight2137]

@@matturner6890 rogin?

[@matturner6890]

@@deathsheadknight2137 WOLOLOOOOO

[@rjpark4751]

Jim Carrey nervously and awkwardly talking about thrash is my new kink

[@hellstrings2379]

That really made me cringe.

[@Hecatecrossways]

​@@hellstrings2379 why because you can't imitate Barney Greenway with such accuracy??? Napalm Death were his original choice for the band to appear in Ace Ventura. He only chose Cannibal Corpse because Napalm Death weren't able to make it. This was why he did this comedy skit on Arsenio Hall. I bet that you haven't even heard of Sadistic Intent

[@Hecatecrossways]

​@@hellstrings2379 Poser

[@tanneredge9774]

Grindcore. Not Thrash.

[@SIRebrum]

He wasn't Nervous

[@jillpeterson2071]

Death metal is NOT dead, never will be.

[@PalashaGabarra]

It's not dead but it's not exactly alive either.

[@garrettwilson9664]

@@PalashaGabarra Well actually. There have been a fuck ton of people starting to do death metal again. Metal goes through phases, and death is coming back with stuff like Tomb Mold, Ripped to Shreds, Cadaver Circulation, etc.

[@_jimmythesaint]

Yes it is

[@MiguelCruz-mb4ci]

@@_jimmythesaint weaklings don't count!!! Piss off poser!!!

[@mikereseigh]

No but it sure took a nap for a while in 1996. I should know I was playing it then and now. Everyone went rap for a while or worse rap metal. Bad days.

[@Protoman85]

I know what happened to Morbid Angel, nobody bowed to them faithfully nor splendidly enough

[@21c.fenidecht]

Genius. 🍻

[@hellawaits77NY]

Perfect!

[@81dsend]

Lmao hahaha

[@bestialsodomizer422]

ΑΝΤΕ ΓΑΜΗΣΟΥ ΡΕ ΓΙΑΠΗ!!

[@MarcusMaximillianAugustus]

I had "BOW TO ME" as my vanity licence plate (on my 68 Firebird)

[@Blakemickens]

“What killed 90s death metal?” The 2000s

[@mynameislove1704]

Emo killed death metal😂

[@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125]

my name is love More like nu metal.

[@mynameislove1704]

@@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125 pop punk too

[@mynameislove1704]

@@quentinbringthenumetalchil5125 or 2000s deathcore bands like suicide silence,job for a cowboy,all shall perish,and the others

[@mynameislove1704]

@@drewp.weiner5708 but their style is so much describe as a deathcore band

[@antidoteforsavages9190]

There is something so comforting and nostalgic about these videos. I watch them to remind me of when music and local music scenes still existed.

[@koooomi]

2018 was a huge year for death metal. An insane amount of releases from bands that can hold their own with the og's from labels like Maggot Stomp and 20 Buck Spin. Dont sleep on Tomb Mold, Scorched, Blood Incantation, and Outer Heaven they are currently putting out some of the best music the genre has ever seen

[@zaakaryvoid991]

Evulse, Acephalix, Blood Incantation, Mortuous, Fetid, Necrot ,etc. The last couple years have seen so many incredible death metal releases it’s ridiculous.

[@Bitchfinder_General]

Bloodbath?

[@0909shaggy]

Slugdge

[@Slew527]

leo stylee Slugdge, Horrendous, and Flesh, and Contaminated also deserve a shout out.

[@mattjones6450]

@leo stylee not to mention Rivers of Nihil put out one of the best overall metal albums ever last year, and it is a death metal album

[@stabbybear3293]

death metal doesn't really work in the "what killed it" train of thought. there have been extremely successful death metal bands but the bulk of the action has always been situated outside the mainstream commercial environment, and the same case can be made for many different genres of metal. its that ability to function without the need for mainstream exposure that ensures metal will survive the test of time. shit its been like 60 years now and the train powers on. the best metal bands happened on commercial success only as a by-product of staying true to the music and the fans, and creating superb albums that reflected that. you can't kill metal. its self-sustaining ;)

[@MrSimondaniel3]

yes. + to my perception its doing better now than it was in the 90s. I played death metal in San Diego back then, about 93 -96. hardly anyone was into DM.

[@andreidoanca4262]

@@MrSimondaniel3 exactly. I feel the same. DM is a lot bigger now than in the 90s.

[@roysjr8195]

Death Metal isn't Mainstream it's always been in the Underground that's where it belongs like most Extreme Music not in the mainstream media

[@roysjr8195]

Death Metal isn't a fashion statement Fucking Posers!

[@arvaakuka8568]

There haven't been new musical developments in metal though since like... Metalcore, which sucks anyways. The genre is creatively dead.

[@andrewfanelli666]

"You Suffer" is tremendously important.

[@lucag.lisickza425]

but why??????

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

@@lucag.lisickza425 Surprised it took so long for someone to make the obvious reply.

[@restfulflames9855]

Thats a world record right there!

[@spiggly_digg]

YUAGH

[@danielbeotich1664]

Nah....drags on way to long...wish they just would have got to the point

[@fuhdude]

I think it’s dope that you build a Spotify playlist based on the genre. Big ups for that!

[@blesner]

Hypocrisy are one of the most musically talented bands I have ever heard. The self titled 99 album is a masterpiece.

[@danilhaes]

My favorite band!

[@Dan-np5zb]

one of my favorites \m/

[@katiemcweeny8196]

Who said death metal was dead? Lol of all the genres that youve done with this segment, death metal is the least dead

[@salottin]

It was NURTURED in the nineties, ffs. That's when Death Metal shot up like a rocket

[@jeremyh6686]

I agree that Death metal is still alive there are lots of bands that keep producing albums that are good and that are successful and it's a genre that still has new bands popping up often

[@salottin]

@William II Power Well... Seems like you're really close minded

[@katiemcweeny8196]

Death Metal will never die....its the biggest sub genre of metal there is and will always have the most fans of all the heavy music genres

[@stevekelso8386]

Death and black metal are very alive

[@Jack-pp2ng]

Death metal is far from dead because possessed just released a masterpiece

[@glenellisquinn]

\m/

[@kensloth]

Fuck yes they did.

[@rodneyking8896]

That confirms what he is saying. Too many gatekeeping fans that cling to the past.

[@sashalyons666]

Death metal hasn’t died and it’s more mainstream now, more than ever due to social media. Bands are still selling out tours, selling tons of merch and having the ability to interact with fans online socially and give them live streams.

[@do_yohomework]

It’s not more mainstream, but it’s bigger. It’s only bigger cuz the internet allows the underground to be bigger. The 90s was the peak of mainstream appeal for death metal. Name me one new band that has mainstream appeal or cultural impact outside of the underground

[@maenad1231]

It has a bigger following because the population is bigger and people can congregate in online communities. It’s not mainstream at all. Most people have never heard of it when I say “death metal” but everyone has heard of “hard rock”

[@leonreborn1308]

I don't think you know what mainstream means LMAO!!

[@Nissardpertugiu]

Morbid angel and deicide are older than Cannibal and stuff . Morbid angel is active since 1983 . Deicide was Amon in 1986 .

[@jaimuzyka3177]

1988

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@jaimuzyka3177 can you explain me why Mike browning said he was playing at the same show than them when he was still in morbid angel .

[@jaimuzyka3177]

@@Nissardpertugiu I meant Amon

[@Nissardpertugiu]

@@jaimuzyka3177 yeah me too

[@jaimuzyka3177]

@@Nissardpertugiu1. Browning was from 83 to 86 2. Amon is from 87 (my mistake) 3. How the fuck would he play with them before the band didn't even exist?

[@michaelmichaels138]

It never died for me. I still listen to Morbid Angel and CC at least every few days.

[@maverickworld8192]

Fuck yeah

[@Spear_of_the_Raven_Ash]

U know what's strange to me? When Beavis and Butthead are talking sh!t about the Morbid Angel song...that portion of that song is the first thing i think of when i think of Morbid Angel. It was the first song i heard that was definitely them, and that part of God of Emptiness was my favorite.

[@victorloren1107]

Me too

[@wwiiinplastic4712]

Every few days? Lame. I listen to it every day to and from work and I am almost 56. I am the most metal fucker in all of Carrollton, GA.

[@Blackherculeslord]

The 2nd time you showed the Massacre album cover, you were actually playing polish death metal band VADER.

[@piotrb8434]

Both bands play a similar thrash influenced, old school type of DM.

[@joseywales6351]

Piotre B They sound completely different.

[@joseywales6351]

He made quite a few mistakes in this video.

[@alexmarek5410]

Silent Empire, Vader at their creative peak

[@AURORA4DTH]

This guy has many many mistakes.....People like him listening killed death metal. Vader sounds like Massacre????? Piotr B...Are you on crack?

[@sshez99]

metal is one of those genres where nothing dies, it just evolves, transforms, mixes, converges with other similar or different genres but at the same time the original genre is still there and never goes away.

[@hash-slingingslasher1374]

"Black metal was the hot new kid on the block"... i imagine a scene with varg vikernes moving into a suburban col de sac, flashing that sly courtroom smile of his

[@rock3ru19844]

Nothing killed Death Metal. What are you talking about dude ?

[@basssungwoo]

You clearly didn't watch the video. He's talking about the Commercial success of the 90s where it was prominent to find a Cannibal Corpse or Morbid Angel video on MTV prime time. It's clearly not anywhere near COMMERCIALLY successful as it was in the 90s

[@rock3ru19844]

@@basssungwoo I see your point, but i can say that nothing killed the success for those bands in my point of view and for my friends. They are as succesfull as ever :) maybe we aged like the bands did but i don't feel like the bands' success was killed. I'm not sure about their comercial success as i can not recall millions of people flocking to buy their records (at least not in EU) compared to more popular pop bands or whatever other genres. There are plenty of successful bands out there if you don't put the = symbol between success and rich. If one band's success ends because they aren't rich then i can't agree with that statment since the majority of their fans aren't rich either. Their success "was killed" because of censorship worldwide and the decision of commercial tv channels to earn more money by any means. But i really don't miss the times those old MTV days. Everything has shifted slowly into online.

[@donspees9215]

It's in the name of the genre. You cannot kill that which is already dead! Muahahahahaaaaa!!!!!

[@AV57]

@@basssungwoo, the video is pointless, because you can make the same claim about every genre of music. Every genre has a peak/boom. It's inevitable. No music genre hits their peak, then forever sustains it. What TPRMBA fails to address is the fact that death metal acts like CC and Morbid Angel got big pushes from their record label in the early 90s. They wanted their bands to be the next Metallica and they took a risk. It worked to some extent and gave exposure to underground death metal bands, but it wasn't a great investment and those record companies learned their lesson. That's the boom he's referring to. It wasn't a failure of the fans or the bands that already liked the music and because of that, the genre never even came close to dying. Some young kids probably tried out some Morbid Angels albums, realized they didn't really like it, then didn't buy another one. Simple as that.

[@mtinfinity7845]

fucking dumbass KZbinrs tryna kill death metal saying it's dead.

[@matheusimon7316]

What killed death metal? "Name of bands that nobody can read on their albums" - my brother

[@wReTcH3dDoLLy137]

🤣🤣

[@deathnthrashingmadness1971]

not even there are plenty readable ones like gluttony and necrot

[@curranbrownlee9671]

@@deathnthrashingmadness1971 r/whoosh

[@Petrey94]

Drinking game: take a shot every time Finn mentions Morbid Angel

[@joshcopeland]

Nothing killed Death Metal in the 90's or any other decade.

[@tttarms1970]

It just became over saturated

[@damonsipe9232]

Death core sure as hell did

[@hi1000ish]

Obituary, carcass, grave, entombed will always be my favorites but my favorite death metal band is death

[@vtrip_]

The scene you showed from Ace Ventura was cut from the theatrical version and only shown in the TV edit due to time/padding. The theatrical scene was them just playing as he walked through the crowd before he meets the scientist.

[@josephreynolds1220]

Raif Nation New England clam chowder.

[@thereagauze]

@Greg Quady New England is white, Manhattan is Red. Corn is yellow. Rhode Island is clear.

[@CalvinMagnusMusic]

Reason and Logic: We fear nothing! *a wild Kim Kardashian wearing a Morbid Angel shirt suddenly appears* Reason and Logic: GOD HELP US

[@gemcitysnowoppfreeirishmob9777]

One of My favorite concerts was Pantera Morbid Angel Six feet under soul fly it was a great show

[@MosoKaiser]

Granted, it was half death, half thrash, but the 2012 tour lineup with Fueled By Fire, Morbid Angel, Nile, and Kreator has been one of best shows I've seen so far in my life.

[@gemcitysnowoppfreeirishmob9777]

@@MosoKaiser yeah I've seen Nile recently with soulfly they put on a good show not one of my favorite bands but they jam out

[@Dangerous2099]

Two total newb (fake fan) mistakes in this vid from 11:25 onwards- -first stating ‘Covenant’ was relaesed the same year as ‘The Bleeding’ (93 and 94 respectively) -second stating Cannibal released a new album in 95, ‘Vile’ was not released till ‘96. Sorry, a real fan had to expose this poser.

[@gemcitysnowoppfreeirishmob9777]

@@Dangerous2099 who's a poser

[@damonb5314]

@@Dangerous2099 Dude fuck off. Every comment you're shitting out the same thing.

[@Faerie_Kim]

Nile and Cattle Decapitation kept it alive in the 00s

[@goofyspillz5729]

Not a fan of Nile but Cattles only super sick years were literally from 1999-2009 so yes they kept it hard & thriving especially mixing with Grindcore. Bloodbath from Sweden also kept it up in the 2000s

[@riv6580]

Little but of skinless and Devourment too!

[@BONESTORM2501]

I feel bad for cattle. They get put on bills with bands and fans who aren’t into them. I will say the crowd do their best to accept them because they are told to but I can tell that they belong on different bills.

[@stoplarsbullying7825]

@@riv6580 those are slam bands but I agree those are very good bands for sure maybe even my 2 favorite bands skinlesses 2nd album has some ridiculous heavy tracks particularly pool of stool and the optimist

[@Faerie_Kim]

@Stanley Broniszewski the band are vegan and definitely support animal rights so she might enjoy them.

[@noisebreather]

Corp death comp changed my life it not only got me into more death metal but it got me into d beat crust like Disrupt and Destroy and also Death doom like Disembowelment... I was in Jr. High.. I was a odd ball.. loved anything raw,noisey and heavy

[@derfgerps4016]

The genre kept cranking out classics, and honestly the fact that Morbid Angel ever got on Atlantic still blows my mind. They still made epic music like no one was watching at their highest points. These bands never needed popularity like that because they still came out of the era where everything you did depended on a loyal fan base.

[@abysmaldawn]

NERD EDIT: At 15:14 Vader "Silent Empire" is playing while the cover for Massacre "From Beyond" is on the screen. Also, Beavis and Butthead along with Ace Ventura is exactly how I discovered death metal. And totally accurate on black metal killing death metal during that time.

[@Drinkwithclass]

And Vader is a superior act than Darkthrone in my opinion

[@UNBORNSUFFER]

15:14 - a slight error here, we see Massacre but we hear "Silent Empire" by Vader :)

[@eugenkramaric1173]

@Chuck James Norris Polska

[@Dangerous2099]

Two total newb (fake fan) mistakes in this vid from 11:25 onwards- -first stating ‘Covenant’ was relaesed the same year as ‘The Bleeding’ (93 and 94 respectively) -second stating Cannibal released a new album in 95, ‘Vile’ was not released till ‘96. Sorry, a real fan had to expose this poser.

[@ieb994]

Silent empire and just the whole de Profundis album is fucking insane.

[@KenwayTheBonker]

@@Dangerous2099 you mean elitist?

[@UNBORNSUFFER]

Cmon people ease up! I just pointed out a small mistake, that's all. The topic of music is HUUUGE so there is room for mistakes (so many facts, dates, people etc). I love this channel and it already introdced me to some new music or a music I skipped and always wanted to check out. Chill and enjoy the content!

[@g.boychev9355]

15:14 Wrong album cover, the song that plays is Vader's "Silent Empire" off their 1995 "De Profundis", not a song off Massacre's "From Beyond".

[@MatheusSilva-in3pj]

I've noticed it too

[@allanbenoit8305]

I effin love Vader!

[@Tristan091]

I was never really into death metal but your video really inspired me to get more into death metal.

[@ffreplica515]

As Tom Green once eloquently stated, "It's all about the Swedish."

[@blipblorp6347]

The swedish the Swedish

[@Bumbaclot213]

No.

[@pjcaps100]

Never listened to death metal. Watches video anyways because this channel is awesome!

[@MetalDetectorYT]

You might want to check it out . Some of it is just awesome .

[@issaacxxx6202]

Respect

[@Kataxu]

@@Dangerous2099 What's worse, a poser or a tryhard?

[@Incariuz]

Well if at any point you're interested in checking out death metal, here are some recommendations for more recent stuff. it's not all pure DM, some is mixed genre, melodic or technical, for some variety. Deicide - Defying The Sacred Once Human - Eye Of Chaos Decapitated - One Eyed Nation Blood Red Throne - Gore Encore Bloodshot Dawn - Survival Evolved Septic Flesh - 3rd Testament Cypecore - The Alliance Obscura - Diluvium Whispered - Sakura Omen Necrophobic - Pesta Gloria Morti - Executioner No Raza - Evil's Seed Temple of Demigod - Amorphous Draconian - Stellar Tombs Cryptopsy - Sire Of Sin Jungle Rot - A Burning Cinder Exmortus - Let Us Roam Feared - Your Black Is My White and I'll leave it at that before I spend all day making a list.

[@stoph224]

came here to say the same thing. the content is good if you're willing to watch/learn about any genre just because Finn created the video. love the channel!

[@notschramm3461]

The song played at 15:15, isn't that Silent Empire from Vader - De Profundis? Love the videos, btw!

[@kurorreach]

I still remember playing drums for a Death Metal band (Disembodied / Griswold) back in the early '90s in the Seattle area...did a show with Coven, good times.

[@cptjusticegmail]

Was the show as long as your arm and five times as thick?

[@kurorreach]

@@cptjusticegmail die at the end of my.... ;)

[@RequiemDead]

I absolutely love that Death Metal has retreated back to the underground (not trying to be elitist in this statement)...The underground new wave of OSDM is absolutely killing it right now and makes me feel like I am in the late 80's early 90's Florida/NYC scene as it was unfolding.

[@MetalNick]

Please name drop some bands. Thanks. I like a lot of newer tech metal and death metal but I always go back to the old school.

[@RequiemDead]

@@MetalNick Absolutely! How many are you looking for?

[@MetalNick]

@@RequiemDead I only recently got into Atheist. And I listen to Pestilence a lot. So I'm liking the old progressive stuff. And Pan.thy.Monium. Weird and prog stuff if that's still going on. Otherwise just some of your favorites of osdm style stuff. Thanks much

[@sifkn]

@@MetalNick Death - The Sound of Perseverance --- A MASTERPIECE you will love it, and DEATH is for me the BEST DEATH METAL Band --- Sadly, Chuck passed away in 2001 RIP

[@MetalNick]

@@sifkn Amen. Death did some awesome prog metal.

[@monkypawzable]

It's great that you recognized that the early Earache scene was totally punk/crust and not aiming to be metal. Good job on this video!

[@AdamTrain]

Skillshare advert? You've officially hit the big time!

[@RealityMFiction]

Not enough people talk about how one of the best ways you discovered bands in the 90s and early 00s was the label samplers/compilations. There's nothing like buying thar nuclear blast cd and hearing early inflames and Soilwork for the first time.

[@christopherrobin7776]

Sadistic Intent, Dawn, Sacramentum, and Nifelheim here. Still have albums by them to this day.

[@brorjordas1979]

So true. "Death...is only the beginning"-comps were damn nice. Noticed lots of good comps in the '90s.

[@gurnblanston5000]

​@@brorjordas1979lots and lots of comps.

[@montmn]

Immolation & Asphyx are my favorite traditional death metal bands.

[@darktempest53]

Immolation are so underrated

[@emilwahlroos5570]

Asphyx fucking rules

[@chronometa]

Yuuupppp. Dead congregation as well.

[@kvltizt]

Entombed

[@lucag.lisickza425]

@@darktempest53 dawn of possession

[@ChaosBornX]

"what killed death metal"... Immolation, Gorguts, Suffocation, Nile... wtf are you talking about?

[@Absaek]

Not to mention the very originators Possessed just released a killer album after 33 years.

[@glenellisquinn]

Nile put out one of their best albums like 2 years ago. Still going strong. Good on you, i love that band

[@troublemagnet1]

Thrash is better. Death to false metal Posers leave the hall. Vektor! Artillery! Sodom! Nuclear Assault! Demolition Hammer! Arrrgghhhh!

[@JustinJohnson-vc1gr]

@@troublemagnet1 Suffocation is better than every band listed

[@seniorpuffin2799]

Suffocation!!!!!!!!

[@Falxifer95]

My favorite version of Death metal is the Swedish scene, I like the Florida sound but the Swedish Death metal sound is my personal favorite.

[@djvoid1]

Nickelback. Nickelback killed death metal. I don't know how, but it was definitely Nickelbacks fault

[@fatherburn3095]

You're nuts! Death Metal is stronger than ever with some of the best bands in the genre touring right now.

[@ClikcerProductions]

If you'd watched the video you would have realised its about how Death metal is not even like as commercially successful anymore as it was in the early-mid 90s. The title is to get more people to click on it because people like you feel like you need to come and defend a genre

[@jeffthejinjer]

Anyone remember Mortician?? Drum machine, brutally heavy guitars and vocals LOL

[@oatmeal710]

mortician is goregrind not death metal

[@mannymangoat2897]

Who the hell forgets mortician? Still one of my favorite metal logos.

[@Boltron23]

They have a sold out show coming up in Los Angeles

[@zacharythomas5839]

They are still around. First band to tune G if I would take a guess.

[@saltrocklamp199]

Yonkers hometown heroes.

[@faust1138]

“Entertainment in Metal” GWAR: Am I a joke to you?!

[@JAMBI..]

Dave brockies voice*

[@ConfederceyCSA]

Dude I am 53 years old and still a Death Metal Listener, all threw Jr High School & High School from 1979 thru 1985 and beyond I still wake up too my physical therapy of Heavy Metal in the morning and listening to it in My daily travels driving across the USA as a Truck Driver, Fast Truck and great music keeps you fit for any time of day. I grew up listening too Napalm Death, Cannibal corps, Suicidal Tendency, Anthrax, Merciful Fate, Testament, the list goes on and on!!!!

[@hellstrings2379]

2/7 bands were actually death metal.

[@tonyrauls1941]

No one can destroy the metal the metal will strike you down with a vicious blow we are the vanquished foes of the metal we tried to win, for why we do not know

[@londonwatson7342]

Are those Tenacious D lyrics? Lmao

[@phillipjunnsoler8218]

Your playlists on spotify are really dope. Thank you.

[@OvAppolyon]

I'm surprised that there's no mention of the rise of melodic death metal. It rose to prominence in the late 90s/early 2000s and is still going strong to this day with bands like Amon Amarth, Arch Enemy, Black Dahlia Murder, and DevilDriver. There's also the blackened death metal scene, which rose around the same time and persists to this day.

[@ThePunkRockMBA]

You should listen closer my dude! I most definitely did mention it

[@winstonsmith6457]

Im not sure why but never could really dig melodeath

[@rev9737]

@@winstonsmith6457 That's understandable. It's my favorite genre of metal ever, but there's a lot of hands down just boring bands that aren't really interesting. I guess I'm a fan, but only of the good melodeath. At the gates, dark tranquility, edge of sanity, unleashed i guess counts, death, early in flames, scar symmetry, carcass, children of bodom, kalmah, mors principium est, sein, dissection, etc.. That's the main problem with the rest, not brutal enough, utilizing wayyyy too many clean vocals and being way too boring. Just complete loss of aggression basically, (cough cough* insomnium)..

[@Morphoidism]

@@winstonsmith6457 If you're not usually into melodeath I recommend Intestine Baalism, Sacrilege, and Dissection.

[@rev9737]

@@Morphoidism storm of the lights bane is so goddamn good. it literally got me into bm and melodeath. intestine balism is almost like brutal melodeath as wyatt described it. also really good. If you enjoy that more raw melodeath side, listen to at the gate first three albums, and first demo (especially red in the sky is ours). Also check out edge of sanity's "purgatory afterglow". I dont listen to NS bands but argohslent is also very good, so that's somethin else to check out.

[@musicalnihilist5143]

This guy literally listens to everything, he’s even mentioned country music

[@jacobdavis5518]

i n t e n s e

[@JudasPriest82]

Yeah but post this video on a death metal Facebook page and he gets ragged on I've seen it before and it really pisses me off, but I understand it though he just give a general outline he said himself does he even know much about black metal

[@skullsouljah2836]

He mostly listens to death metal, rap and metalcore though.

[@skimaskanda.45]

skull souljah Uh... hardcore

[@user98xp]

@Ex-Muslim Libertarian IMO Trap at least has so-so beats... at least it used to at first. Mumble rap, I cannot get around.

[@suwannidudan8956]

Keep supporting Death metal \,,/ My favourite bands are Cannibal Corpse and Obscura.

[@lynnhall9766]

I still like venom, the first death metal I heard. Huge fan of death and obituary

[@lynnhall9766]

Very rare to find women that are into this genre.. at least in the circles I run in. I wish I could have that in common lol.

[@pantera89]

Suffocation will always be my favorite...Hobbs is a fuckin Riff beast!!! \\m//

[@ingojutzewitz4925]

@@lynnhall9766 OBITUARY 🤩 DM Tomb Stone. I'm a hugh Fan of Bolt Thrower (R.I.P.) But Karl and Lads are Back with memoriam. Pretty cool.

[@neonrain9563]

Oh and it's strange how dissection seems to get left out of both death metal and black metal documentaries, even though they are well known and musically one of the best in both genres.

[@dougyoungman4191]

Dissection get tons of respect where it matters. Storm of the light's bane and The Somberlain are classics. Bands like Watain wouldn't exist without Dissection.

[@neonrain9563]

@@BBQcheese Not typical death metal,but not completely devoid of death metal either,they're usually viewed as a blackened death metal band,although I think melodic black metal with a hint of death metal would be more appropriate 😝 within the circles yeah but they always get left out in documentaries

[@feriro]

And we still waiting for necrophagist new album.

[@Joeyd1184]

Feri Román it’s not happening

[@lyndonbauer1703]

fucks me why Suicmez gave it up, his playing is otherworldly.

[@viscountrainbows6452]

Yeah I stopped waiting around 5 years ago😹

[@viscountrainbows6452]

@@lyndonbauer1703 I think he might have had a stable job that paid more than playing metal. Sad but would make sense. If they released the album it'd probably fall short after a brief hype phase, realistically. It'd be their Chinese Democracy. Only actually still good

[@viscountrainbows6452]

@KZbin is fun Hell yeah, I heard it was something to do with engineerng but never was sure, thx. As lony as he's happy with what he does/earns his living, that album can keep waiting, lel

[@therealdeftonesshark9291]

I use to love walking up to the record store and buying a death metal album like DEICIDE death OBITUARY it was a beautiful time

[@NefariousWes]

I'm definitely a Roadrunner guy, but my first death metal album was Butchered at Birth in '92. That shit back then was almost too heavy and fast for me, but damn was it intriguing. I also got into Deicide, and my younger sister "told on me", telling my parents that I was listening to Satanic music. Man, that shit was so taboo back then, ha ha.

[@MilitantMe]

Dude, you always have the most incredible intros

[@ianrotten4453]

I'll tell you when Death Metal started... With the release of "Scream Bloody Gore" by who else? Death of course. Although, IMHO Morbid Angel's "Domination" was the pinnacle musically.

[@lucag.lisickza425]

fact. domination is really a masterpiece

[@PalashaGabarra]

I'm surprised no one replied to hatefully argue that it was Possessed Seven Churches and then call you a dumbass. People really get heated about shit like that for some reason.

[@okaythen27]

Covenant is superior to Domination. So are Morbid Amgel's first two albums, actually.

[@ianrotten4453]

@@okaythen27 You would love a very little-known band called Ripping Corpse. It's the band that the other guitarist (can't remember his name) that played on both of those LPs

[@okaythen27]

Ian Rotten I'll check them out more.

[@theartofheavymetal]

3 years after this videos release, I'm happy to report that death metal shows are still selling out with great zeal in our hometown.

[@gurnblanston5000]

Cheyenne, Wyoming?

[@IronFather66]

The change for me came when I heard Entombed's "Left hand Path" when I was stationed in Germany in 1990. From there it moved to the Swedish melodic death metal and eventually the blackened thrash of bands like Dissection. The American style of DM just seemed boring compared to what was going on in Scandinavia. Of course I eventually found my way back to my American DM roots. Some very good material coming out these days.

[@ethann9433]

Same here! Left Hand Path pretty much single-handedly got me into death metal a few years ago. It sent me down a huge rabbit hole researching the whole death metal history and I never looked back

[@ianmorris1187]

Dying fetus, today is the day and dillinger escape plans calculating infinity made me move on from traditional death metal for quite a few years.

[@lsb2623]

I listened to those. Now I need a neckbrace.

[@theblackrider9136]

One of my all time favorite bands.

[@zacharythomas5839]

Umm Origin

[@CayenneTravels]

Doom metal had a huge influence on breaking deathmetal, too. In 95 My Dying Bride's Angel and the Dark River and Anathema's Silent Enigma tore apart what remained after Emperor's Nightside. Those 3 album shattered nearly every deathmetal band I knew.

[@CayenneTravels]

@Dope Sirens i cited these 2 albums because they jooned and furthered the move away from death metal adressed in the video. There are no death growls on them, but whatever sub genre of doom you want to call them, its still doom. Paradise lost may have been a pioneer of deathdoom, and may have moved into goth rock, but they were not influencial in popping the 90s death metal bubble. My Dying Bride and Anathema were more influencial on this switch.

[@CayenneTravels]

@Dope Sirens Angel and the Dark River in particular sent huge waves through the death metal scene. Many musicians I knew changed their whole philosophy on music because of it.

[@livefreeprintguns]

BRO EARLY/MID-90'S EARACHE AND NUCLEAR BLAST COMPILATIONS WERE THE SHIT!!

[@amerikanerfreund]

"Image" ..yes , Dude is spot on about the concept of "image" in BM - especially on stage- and how that relates to the superiority and satisfaction of the genre .

[@christhjian9923]

Awesome series. I guess rise of melodic death helped to kill death metal popularity a bit too. At The Gates, Dark Tranquillity, Carcass's Heartwork, Soilwork, In Flames, Amon Amarth, Arch Enemy, Children of Bodom and Kalmah to name a few were taking over in the late 1990s and I believe they have a bit wider appeal even today. I'd love to see a video about that, cause these guys sort of started running out of steam during early to mid 2000s, some marching on nowadays too and they arguably left a strong legacy as well, but Finn doesn't care for melodic death sadly :D But of course there are tons of newer totally awesome dm bands out there too and generally extreme metal is going strong in the underground.

[@BobSmith-uk7sm]

Tech/prog-death and it's various infusions seem to be leading the pack for me now days.

[@brokendogleg88]

Mortal Throne of the Nazarene is just as atmospheric as any black metal. A lot of that cavernous DM is some of the best

[@devoureddeath222]

Brandon Burnett That album was ahead of its time, when you consider later emulators of the style in the 2000’s and beyond; Goat Molestor, Funebarum, etc

[@steveo748]

Not at all sure why I didn't know until finally watching this video that you have playlists on Spotify.. Your metal playlists are pretty killer. Thank you for putting those together and sharing 👍🏼🤘

[@brewcityldb]

A lot of these comments show just how bitchy metalheads can be. FFS, people. This wasn't an attack on your precious, little genre. Lighten up a bit. That said, I was a HUGE fan of this music in the 90s, and played bass in several Milwaukee death metal bands. Between Milwaukee and Chicago, we had a pretty healthy scene too. Of course, the party had to end at some point. Not to say that death metal is dead, but it's certainly different. It is nice to see a lot of the bands mentioned in this video still out there touring and releasing new music. I mean, I live in the Seattle area now, and Obituary, Deicide and Jungle Rot all played here last night (my own band also had a show so I was not able to go). So no, 90s death metal isn't dead. It just has a sore back and it's knees creek when it first stands up. 🤘😁

[@ThePunkRockMBA]

Well said!

[@thefivewoundsofchrist]

Fucking thank you

[@daltonbedore8396]

keep fucking thrashing man! metal never dies

[@thomascee779]

Death Metal has never been as accepted and thriving then it is today. There's a lot more sub genres than ever before. If anything is slowly decaying its punk. And hardcore...that's just flat out dead.

[@brewcityldb]

@Patrick Bertlein I think it was two separate shows. And, those bands were still around for the first couple years I was out here, but I haven't heard anything about them since.

[@henrykarlsson5845]

Sweden = Death Metal scene Norway = Black Metal scene Denmark = Mercyful Fate

[@dreadlordbeats]

They have a death metal scene now flourishing with Undergang, Taphos, Hyperdontia, Phrenelith, Dead Void, etc.

[@itssoezy]

Norway had a death metal scene before the advent of black metal. eg. Cadaver

[@robertsyrotchen4856]

Ghost BC = Mercyful Fate part 2

[@sdry]

Denmark = No legit metal scene. Even worse than Finland.

[@tomasruzic6917]

Since a few years back the DM-scene in Denmark has exploded. Tons of quality DM is comming from Denmark, and today they probably have the most interesting DM-scene of them all

[@No_thanks780]

Corporate Death and Death is Just the Beginning II....still play them, still feel 12-14 when I listen. Amazing time.

[@Beardodoomus]

How much did you think that the Relapse headquarters looked like it did in the Corporate Death inlay? I know I did as a kid. 😁

[@stewartdowouis9218]

Death is Just the Beginning II is my pick for greatest extreme metal comp of all time.

[@caioferreira117]

"And here's an example of NY scene Death Metal riff..." KZbin Ad proceeds to play a hip hop song

[@deadsamson3396]

wow, death metal got popular because of Jim Carrey! Thanks, Jim!

[@nickgeer8095]

Dangerous2099 he’s just using click bait to peddle his advertising. These tabloid type videos that pop up in my recommendations are the only reason I bother to comment. Use AD block, comment and thumb down.

[@lordofdrones]

Apparently, Carrey got Cannibal Corpse the Ace Ventura gig.

[@gregorioguerrero1124]

@@nickgeer8095 Edgy

[@leftymcnally6913]

I remember when "Once Upon the Cross" came out, and I felt like Death Metal had completely taken over. The buzz around that album was insane

[@tomashughes6310]

all of us Sarasota/Tampa kids would rush home from High school, to listen to Glen Benton, make a fool of himself on the Bob Larson radio show!! What a hoot!

[@scottdoran3112]

Buffalo NY was huge...favorite underground band; Grotesque Infection so heavy...

[@feralshe-male6858]

At the same time Violent Fury destroyed Syracuse.

[@scottdoran3112]

@@feralshe-male6858 NY in general had their own scene that was pretty impressive, own style and quite violent.

[@feralshe-male6858]

100% correct Scott, between Violent Fury and Canine Christ, my weekends were filled with awesome metal!

[@scottdoran3112]

@@feralshe-male6858 we had a group here called the Rochester Slayteam that used to go to all the shows, shout out to Chad...