HamburgerBoy
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That's what makes it his style. Think of any guitar player with a unique sound. Hypocrisy has a massive amount of music using the same scales for hooks and riffs. Incantation uses the same kind of doomy death metal style riffs for 20+ years. Rotting Christ. Slayer. Etc. Weak argument. And if you find Human boring that's just too bad for you, really. Also, I didn't say Human was their best delivery in the style they developed, but it is the best mix of the old and later eras, while still being interesting and memorable. This is my opinion, and I shall force it in you like a mickey slipped by Bill Cosby.
Also, the guitar tones on SH, Human, and ITP are some of my favorite sounding death metal tones. Obituary being another tone rich, guitar driven band.
Off topic: I fucking love metal guitar. This is not controversial nor important to anyone here, but the first time I palm muted a distorted note on a guitar was the first orgasm I ever had. Metal is so great
I think we had this discussion a week or two ago, but this is why death metal is an album's genre for me rather than a band's genre. Bands get so situated on finding a niche sound that they become afraid to leave it, and their albums tend to run together into one big homogeneous blahfest. Even Slayer showed different ideas up to South of Heaven/maybe Seasons, but with Death you get the same few riffs over and over, just with a different rotating backing band. Then compared to Chuck's influences, like Coroner, the lack of inspiration in the former becomes really obvious.