Death was real good. Except Chuck was a fucking terrible fucking singer.
Sigurðr;9915807 said:Hahaha why you think he was that bad? Im asking because it's the first time i see someone disliking Chuck's vocals
Because most of us who love Death loved Chuck! But he is the worst famous metal singer after Laiho from Children of Bottom (pun). Sound of Perseverance is one of the best metal album ever, and would clearly be the best if someone other than Chuck was singing. He sounds like a dying cat.
I hate to say it, but it's true. Doesn't mean Death isn't one of my favorite bands ever, just that whether or not Chuck had a good voice, he chose to shriek into the microphone.
Sigurðr;9916088 said:...and i like to hear some old songs with his high vocals like "Live Eindhoven" or "L.A" and some years ago i was in a Death tribute concert and one of the bands played Scavenger of the human sorrow but the vocal sang with a fucking awesome growl, like Deicide, man that shit was awesome I was dying in the mosh pit
@Sigurd: Today I'll start to record bass for a project that will release something in the near future, so I don't have much time to give tips right now.
There's something you can do right away:
Preparations:
Make sure that the bass has the correct intonation (check the natural harmonic in the 12th 'fret' the same note pulsed. Fix the bridge if necessary) then tune it.
The shit itself:
if you aren't sure if you're playing in tune, plug the tuner and check the notes one by one until you got the exact tune you need to memorize and the exact place where your finger should be.
Done that, play every note, starting from the low E to the next E. Then repeat the same, letting ring every note. After that, add the next octave and compare it to its lower counterpart. This is a very boring exercise but it MUST be done. do it slowly and let ring the notes so you can check if you're doing it wrong.
Do the same with 5ths, 4ths, major 3rds, minor 3rds and so on.
When I find some time I may write something more useful.
Vids? I don't have a camera to record anything.
Ouch!, you make me remember one of the best concerts that i ever attended!, Death in Santiago back on 1998 when i had just sweet 16 years old, hahaha.
If you were dying in the mosh pit on a tribute concert, can you imagine how i was on that concert?...just look the setlist, was longer than in Eindhoven and L.A.
The Philosopher
Spirit Crusher
Trapped In A Corner
Scavenger Of Human Sorrow
Crystal Mountain
The Flesh And The Power It Holds
Suicide Machine
Together As One
Zero Tolerance
Zombie Ritual
1000 Eyes
Story To Tell
Lack Of Comprehension
Empty Words
Flattening Of Emotions
Bite The Pain
Symbolic
A Moment Of Clarity
Pull The Plug
I still keeping my ticket and a flyer of that magic night on my city.
Just AWESOME.
I found some videos from that concert on youtube, take a look to this video, this was the begining, the camera-man was using a weird slow motion effect, but once they start to play the video starts to looks normal again.
Just look the crowd!
Nov 7th 1998 Death in Santiago
Sigurðr;9922210 said:^ hahaha I knew about the crazy guy in the island but im talking about the explosion in Oslo
They were likely the same guy / people, at least according to da newz
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/07/24/world/europe/24oslo.html?_r=1&hp
It was a Christian fundamentalist afraid of Islam taking over Norway.
So he goes and kills a bunch of Norwegians with a bomb London-style and goes on a Mumbai-style massacre on an island.
Lesson? All fundamentalists are the same exact shit. Islam / Christianity / Communism / Fascism are just the book cover. The pages say the same thing.