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Quorthon put more spirit and passion into his music than Chuck could have ever dreamed of. You deluded fanboys are laughable.
R.I.P. Chuck Schuldiner, May 13, 1967 December 13, 2001
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Dimebag,Chuck,Quorthon,Kurt Cobain,etc... all dead. If you want to celebrate a musicians death do it in your personal time alone and drink yourself into a coma for all I care.
Shouldn't you be a guest host in the hit TV show "Win a trip to Fuckoffityland" while Conan O'Brien writes his next episode all over your favorite poster of the main character from 'Twilight', while you pay John Goodman a dollar to reenact the scene from When Harry Met Sally where she does her best impression of a fake orgasm in the restaurant?
I love Bathory (almost as much as Death) but that's just dumb. You're dumb. To say his contributions weren't significant is just faggotry.
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Can we leave the bickering out of this thread? Go start a Quorthon vs. Chuck thread. Both were amazing artists.
RIP Chuck
RIP Chuck
Bathory is much cooler than Death.
The Butt, you're being exactly what your name implies and your jokes are really childish and silly.
The Butt, you're being exactly what your name implies and your jokes are really childish and silly.
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What on earth were his contributions? I'm not aware of anything innovative he did in his music. Maybe by "contribution" you simply mean being a pretty good death metal artist, but in that case the word "contribution" isn't really appropriate.
I'm not trying to start more shit in this thread, I just find this kind of opinion highly dubious if not plainly inaccurate.
Do you not know who Chuck Schuldiner is? He was the main musician behind the band Death, and one of the first artists to play death metal, thus having early and widespread influence upon other artists who would play death metal. Some say he was the first, but I see Possessed as being more first than Death was. Regardless he helped pioneer a genre. He also put out some killer albums. I would say that is significant.
Satanstoenail
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YES. This seems to have been forgotten because of the stupid fanboyism and the a n u s.com over-retaliation to said stupid fanboyism.
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I recognize Scream Bloody Gore and Leprosy as excellent and highly influential albums, but the rampant and never-ending worship of Chuck Schuldiner is fucking pathetic.
Well, yeah. I mean, those are the albums put out during the most influential period. Beyond that it's just a band putting out albums. Yes, he is still a pioneer, so he merits that recognition, but each album must stand on it's own.
For me personally, I see Death's discography as improving over time. I recognize his influence, and I prefer his later albums. I have tried to get into Control Denied, but don't really like it. I don't think anyone here is blindly worshiping Chuck.
For me personally, I see Death's discography as improving over time. I recognize his influence, and I prefer his later albums. I have tried to get into Control Denied, but don't really like it. I don't think anyone here is blindly worshiping Chuck.
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