Why is this so accurate lmaoo

what about thy kingdom come from morbid angel.

The Ancient Ones for me

its just in major key

It's the punky riffs in the intro.

Thought the same thing when I heard the song for the first time. It is very Venom-esque.

In consequence it sounds Slayer-ish too (maybe The Antichrist vibes there)

Yessir. Just posted that. Sounds like "Altars" era Morbid Angel!

this song was already on abominations of desolation along (pre altars album recorded in 1986 but released in 1991)

Much of Hell awaits environment

No, it sounds like Sepultura

@@HighBestkillerROBLOX Do you mean moments like around 2:00? Yes, ok but Morbid was first therefore Sepultura may remind Morbid never contrary 😀

Jürgenk David’s vocals sound like Max Cavalera on Beneath The Remains.

It sounds very Morbid Angel- but like it belongs on Altars of Madness.. if anything Morbid Angel kind of took what Slayer did and made it more death metal, so in that way, comparing Beneath The Remains to this is appropriate, as Sepultura had gone a bit less death and more thrash on that masterpiece.

The classics will always rule but c'mon man, there is still an endless ocean of sick Death Metal being put out these days.

@@Jeffmetal42 Sanguisugabogg is a good one

Fucking fire!

A well know nu metal band copied it. 🌽🌽

@@cestlavi3 oh my god it's 🌽🌽🌽

Its sounds like it belongs on BATS.

@@sole__doubt Exactly!

It's STILL early 2000s, dumbass. Will be until 2500, idiot.

​@@MrParkerman6bro it's early 2020s

Justice Chimelis really! I would imagine people would’ve talked about this decades ago

what do you mean?

@@lopezulises2012 korn song

@@lopezulises2012 it’s ball tongue dude

DUMB. This song is originally from MA’s 1986 demo Abomination of Desolation, so if anything Korn copied from MA…not that there’s any merit to claiming either song sounds like the other 🙄

This was originally a old demo song from back in 1988 so that explains a lot. David altered his vocals here to sound similar to what it was back in the later 80s

@@rustykuntz94 🌠More you Know!!......🌈

Not quite, this track was on their first intended full length, Abominations of Desolation back in 1986. The drummer at the time was Mike Browning, he left the band after an altercation with Trey. This is also explains why there are no blast beats in the track, Pete didn’t originally play on it. Furthermore, this is Trey doing vocals, not David Vincent.

@@Houstonfontes isn it the same vocal track taken from abominations version?

@@DarkGodfryd I don’t believe so, this version is much faster than the original version and both of their voices (Trey & Mike) sound completely different. Trey sounds more sinister and fitting to this track than Browning in my opinion.

It's Dave Vincent. This sounds like his voice in Altars of Madness. He quit smoking and that explains why his different sounds in Blessed Are The Sick and Covenant where he doesn't sound as high pitched but deeper.

FROM DISCOGS: For some reason the 2013 Reissue has a slight alteration/censoring to the cover. On the open "Ceremonial Magick" book in the upper right corner there is one of symbols missing. Is there any reason for this? See my comparision here: i.imgur.com/X1eWzRz.jpg

@@mauriciohernandezdiaz9825 yeah something about satanic influnce bollocks, like every body is waiting for a morbid Angel cover to go and research about the occult, satanism etc

Utter non sense as the inverted pentagram with inverted cross and 666 is still present. So why they censored that symbol? Makes no sense what so ever for a band that already has quite blashemous logo. I would even argue that occult/blasphemy theme is one of the main characteristics of Morbid Angel.

I have the original on cassette, and the altered on CD...don't much like the censoring of any band artwork, but what I'd really like to know is, is this a real book? Did they mock it up or reference a real and presumably ancient book on black magic. Can anyone enlighten me? Cos if it is a real book, I would very much like to read it....

@@patrickniehus3132 I think it's the Book of Ceremonial Magic by Arthur Edward Waite (A. E. Waite). The image was probably removed in case the spirit's seal interacted with the unwary!

"To achieve super-high volume, the sound waves were compressed against the "audible ceiling", often limiting the difference between the peak and average levels in the music. This meant that the disparity between the loud and quieter elements in the recording (known as the "dynamic range") is significantly reduced. Earache's idea of "Full Dynamic Range" vinyl reissues is to counteract the "Loudness War" and ensure that fans hear the music as it was intended to sound - pure and organic audio pressed straight to 180-gram vinyl from the original studio analogue or DAT tapes, many of which were stored for 20+ years. This concept is not designed for the casual music fan that might only listen to albums on their phone or iPod, but the real music enthusiasts who like to put a record on a turntable, sit back and absorb the sound waves at the optimal quality, experiencing the warmth and depth to the music as it was originally intended; the instruments leap out of the speakers."

Most remasters actually squash the original to the point where there is no dynamic range whatsoever.

X2

The riff at 1:28 sounds just like Ball Tongue's riff.

@@k5elevencinc0 ball tongue is definitely inspired by this

@@jamesthomas759 Definitely.

@k5lta No, not just like, dumbass. Similar, but not just like, dipshit.

​​@@k5elevencinc0Ball Tongue's riff was written by members of Korn in their previous band Creep before Covenant came out. You can look up Amongst The greed by Creep

It's true. It actually kind of annoys me. I love them but I wish they would release material that is at least consistent with an overall sound. Hell this one song sounds like it shouldn't even be on Covenant, that's how inconsistent they are.

Barren Savant I don’t want the same record every time, I just want some semblance of consistency

Yes i like stryper

If a song is written by Trey Azagthoth, you can tell it's written by Trey, especially with how he writes guitar riffs

@@memebot6490 well they could atleast be consisent for every two records and then change again, lol, i mean every morbid Angel record is almost a new genre of its own, no surprise that Trey run out of ideas after a while, you cant come up always with new ideas

Korn - ball tongue?

The bands are linked. Nocturnus song Standing in Blood sounds like Morbid Angel worship.

Gtfo With that trash.

You mean ball tongue sounds very angel of disease

Korn is so much better then this garbage...FACT...Keep playing in your local firehalls morbid angels so your 50 year old fans balding fans can rock out..lmao

Lmao it actually does

@@sissymarylen15741a lol korn fans are old and balding as well.

@@Akashita_8 I know, but it sounds like Max Cavalera's old vocals

No. They were influenced by thrash though no doubt.

It's not a glam metal song Buckwheat

Lol

This song was written before scream bloody gore was released

666 🤘

666

Sounds like a sepultura ripoff (Old Sepultura, of course) It feels ilke he will sings "Slaves!, oooooof pain" in some parts

you mean deicide ripped off morbid considering that morbid has been around far longer. And what music are u talking about? Nothing on this Album sounds even remotely near the sound of Deicide.

Deicide sucks. Morbid Angel is much better.

Brent Haymon Deicide is cool but yeah Morbid Angel is way better lol

This song was written around 1986 or 1985, so they couldn't have ripped anyone off.

I wouldn't call those licks. More like short solos lmao

It is the best tho