RIP Chuck Shuldiner two years ago today
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anonymousnick2001
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Well okay...
I care. I'm not really for sentimental 'let's raise our lighters' stuff, but disrespecting an honest, influential, really good, musician on his death anniversary to cancer is more than a little disrespectful. It should stop.
People should face the fact that although he might have "gone mainstream" or just not made music to their liking, but that is no reason to be a rectum sore about it.
On a side note, if ditching boring bullshit Bible-burning death emtal and progressing to melodic death/thrash with philosophical lyrics is going mainstream, the world's over.
I care. I'm not really for sentimental 'let's raise our lighters' stuff, but disrespecting an honest, influential, really good, musician on his death anniversary to cancer is more than a little disrespectful. It should stop.
People should face the fact that although he might have "gone mainstream" or just not made music to their liking, but that is no reason to be a rectum sore about it.
On a side note, if ditching boring bullshit Bible-burning death emtal and progressing to melodic death/thrash with philosophical lyrics is going mainstream, the world's over.
That quote is inside the booklet to Death's TSOP album, just so you know. Cool coincidence...Charubic Murder said:
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anonymousnick2001 said:
That's funny because Chuck was a Christian and Nietzsche stood against everything Christianity is. Hehe, funny coincidence.
plfffffft
Madly in anger with you
One of my managers actually had the honor of opening for Death in Philly during the Symbolic tour.
We were talking about Chuck the other day, just about how good of a songwriter and musician he was, on top of being a great guy. Eventually my maager wound up tearing up. That really hit me hard.
R.I.P. Chuck
We were talking about Chuck the other day, just about how good of a songwriter and musician he was, on top of being a great guy. Eventually my maager wound up tearing up. That really hit me hard.
R.I.P. Chuck
jester00
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I agree that that's about as sensible as weeping over a tragic story you read in a newspaper, and those are printed everyday. I am familiar with Chuck's talent and art, and thus I praise it. However, I never knew the man, and so I don't actually mourn his death, just as I wouldn't mourn the drowning of a two-year old I read about in a local story.
Donnie Darko
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Charubic Murder said:
err...? Deciding you don't have a problem with religion even though you don't have one and becoming a Christian are not the same thing.
anonymousnick2001
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MegaDan
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Well, I must admit that I hadn't ever heard of Chuck until his death was announced, and actually hadn't ever heard of Death until I saw one of their records in a nearby shop. Fancy that.
sixxswine
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Death were the shit back in the day, I recently checked out Control Denied.
I also like that band. Gone too soon, that's for sure.
I also like that band. Gone too soon, that's for sure.
anonymousnick2001
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If you're referring to Jon Davis, you're right. Makes me glad I killed him.Disturbed4ntics said:
byrne
Certavi et vici
Disturbed4ntics said:
You have the word Disturbed in your name (whether it's in relation to the band or not). You wouldn't know talent if it bit you in the ass and spit acid in your face.
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RIP....
The 13th was a Death marathon - all albums from 1987 till control denied....
Damn it he was a genious
RIP Chuck
The 13th was a Death marathon - all albums from 1987 till control denied....
Damn it he was a genious
RIP Chuck
