Immaculate playing, Mr.

Great guitar playing, and amazing groove on the Entombed song at the end! 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪

love it

This is the way.

Death metal never get's boring!

Any Carcass riff is Wicked

@@tingachhakchhuak6083 dam right it is \m/

@@tingachhakchhuak6083 nobody tops Bill Steer

twinkle twinkle, black staaaaarrrrrrrgh!!!

Swan Song is a great album but in my opinion Heartwork album had some of there best riffs on it. It was a very groundbreaking album. It upset some because they changed there sound but for me and many others all realized they tapped into something very original sounding which really helped solidify Carcass as a standout metal band. I’m definitely not knocking there earlier works as I really enjoyed them as well but Heartwork was a freaking masterpiece of Melodic, Thrash, Hints of Death Metal Mixture of Mayhem the likes that had never been done. Like the gentleman said in this thread, every Carcass riff is wicked. Take care and cheers 🍻!

They’re definitely two different but closely related things. I think Abomidable Putridity is definitely a slam band though

​@@connor18 *Slamming Brutal Death Metal to be exact

they’re two different genres, lol

People confuse Brutal Death with Slam lol 😹

Fuck the "purists" no one gives a shit about them! Death n roll, rock n roll or whatever you wanna call it is awesome!

Hell fucking yes, disgorge laid the blueprint for the most violent form of brutal death metal possible!!

Most people weren't ready for that change back then. Some of them wanted Carcass to continue doing Symphonies forever and some other wanted them to keep doing Heartwork-like stuff. And some other were just "brootal" kids who cried sell out because there were no blast beats on Swansong. In retrospective, it's a monster of an album and deserves way more recognition. It's too late for that though.

@@ninjagrinder For some of us Carcass - ROP means gore and brutality, when they release Swansong was like a betrayal to that sentiment and then we asked why not change the name of the band if you are doing something different from gore/grind...but I get it.

@@ortegayecid when you really like a band (or a director, just put a wider perspective in my example), you follow along their ride. It's THEIRS for them to shape in any way they see fit. Sure, bands are nothing without people who follow them. But you can't possibly hope to please everyone and at the end of the day, their artistic path is way more important than pleasing people who refuse to evolve with them. They realized the whole "gore" and "brutality" was just a joke/phase and their musical and artistic abilities grew with each release. Too bad for the "fans" who couldn't keep up. I think that's one of the reasons Bill Steer lost interest in extreme music and decided to start Firebird. If you really like his guitar work and approach, you'll give Firebird a chance. I did and I loved it. Rest of the people were just trendy kids who didn't get the irony and served them well in terms of merchandising.

@NinjaGrinder it is interesting I just went to their show in Ireland and they still sell merch with the " I reek of putrefacrion" brand I loved that raw sound from the past. I went to the show just to hear Corporal Jigsore Quandary and Carneous Cacoffiny. But I love their side projects a lot.

@@ortegayecid of course they're gonna sell merch from the classic albums and play songs from Necroticism, even some from Symphonies from time to time. What did just I say in my previous post? They know what's good for them, they have to make a living. I liked torn arteries, even more than surgical steel, but I'm sure they are just trying to please fans of the whole "melodic" era with their new music. Fortunately, there are still some hints of Swansong and the rot 'n roll vibe. People have come to appreciate that side of them. But in 1995, most of trendy kids just felt... "Betrayed" 🤣

So much epic and bad ass metal. Really gets the blood pumping good.

cant forget abominable putridity! russian slam is fucking amazing!

@@bruh.j4mes this video is my first time hearing them but I’ll definitely be checking out more of them!

​@@CatVisionTMhighly recommend the optimist from skinless and the pestilence that walketh in darkness by cryptopsy

@@Iesous27 thanks, I appreciate it! I’ve heard the optimist, I got into Skinless around the time Progression Toward Evil came out, and I’ve been listening to Cryptopsy since None So Vile. I meant Abomination Putridity, the band j4mes recommended. This was my first time hearing of them.

Damn, I haven't listened to pungent stench in nearly 30yrs! An old favourite.

Yes that was the perfect finish!

Such an underrated album 🤘🏻

I love skinless. Way back when they had singing on sacrfice to survival. Ever listen to the other band they had armored column. Like power death

I mean old carcass is more goregrind than brutal death but it might as well all be noise to most people anyway lol

truth, I actually prefer the later Heartworks era

@@T0tenkampf Heartwork is my #1 choice, especially with guitar tone,

@@johnnygrind77 Necroticism: Descanting the Insalubrious is their best one for real

I was wondering if he was going to play something like Necrophagist since they're from Germany, but when I saw Pungent Stench, I said, "close enough." haha Hallo aus Amerika!

Thanks mate ! I just learn the small parts , Disgorge and Aborted took me a couple of days. I start with 70% speed and then work up the speed.

@@TheSuffocater That's really cool. Thank you for answering!

Thanks for your help mate !!

um, who wanna tell him

@@T0tenkampf its triplets. Third guy is holding the camera.

@@T0tenkampf I think they're both pretty good.

i think he's talking about the two carcass guitarists

​@T0tenkampf this comment has been making me laugh for hours😂

Vielen lieben Dank !!

Danke ! Gruß aus Düsseldorf !