subway to hell :X

I'll assume Worm is in everyone's wheelhouse here. Specifically Foreverglade.

My first fucking death metal experience on LSD, like 18ish years ago or so.. fucking changed my life lol 🤘

If I could hack into KZfaq system I'd so like your comment 20 katrillion times lol 😆

From the best album in the history of music ever recorded.

This. 100% this. This song will be remembered and cherished for millenia

You bet your HOY Ass 🥵

100% agree! In there will be a Ktulu Blockbuster…well, here‘ the Music.

Hes casting a spell. Thats the point of the entire F album, its a collection of black magic spells put to song.

nice pfp, i love islands lol

@@milkbloodymilk thank you! 🔥

isn't it both Trey and Steve singing this? It sounds like the lows of Steve and the highs of Trey put together to make that really demonic sound

@@Joshcoshbagosh yeah

Can we just call it difficult to play death metal?

@@GiosGoreGrottoThis is easily one of Morbid Angel’s least technical songs though

@@BittersweetDuality Yeah, the reason this one is so good is because it's well written. When guitarists let all that tech wankery get to their heads they lose all creativity.

@@GiosGoreGrotto Agreed. So I would definitely not categorize it specifically as difficult to play death metal

@@GiosGoreGrottonot true both can co exist. Athiest, Gorguts, and Demilich are examples of technical bands writing exceptional music.

I disagree. Many times he goes for full out shred and screws it up. But his reckless abandon is part of what sets him apart. And what do you mean his lease go somewhere? Where do they go? Into the next verse? Into a crazy whammy bar twerking tapping marathon. Huge old school fan here. I love Trey but he has brilliant moments and other moments.

@@scottashe984 the guy is old school, I'll give you that. Personally, I don't mind shredding. And the tapping is divine. Yes, there are times when he seems about to lose it, but his solos are epic, inventive and suit the moods of the songs. I'd give examples, but there are so many of them. Personal faves? Abominations, Dawn of the Angry, Rebel Lands, Invocation of the Continual One, Where the Slime Live, Rapture....

@@scottashe984 anything from the back end of Blessed is pretty damn good, but I think he really hit a purple patch with Covenant and Domination. I don't even mind some of the work on Illud Divinum Insanus. Point is, he tries things; better to try things and sail very close to fucking up, than play safe and risk nothing.

@@patrickniehus3132 Amazing tapping in Sworn to the Black on Covenant.

@@HellAintHalfFull indeed. It's a technique Trey uses a lot. And he's very very good at it. But you wouldn't expect any less from a man who idolises Eddie Van Halen!

Nice

The riffs are actually not difficult to play which is rare for MA.

@@sole__doubt doesnt matter how hard they are to play. Not what i meant. I can play many metal riffs from the masters on my guitar. This shit destroyed and simple doesnt matter. The song as a whole kicked ass.and thats whats important Most of the famous metal riffs in history and easy as hell to play. But you probably will never be a legend for your simple riffs on guitar will you? Long live MA.

@@dimebrad2760 "doesnt matter how hard they are to play" Yes it does if you are a guitar player. "Not what i meant." Fair enough, I was just trying to be friendly and talk about MA. "The song as a whole kicked ass.and thats whats important" Im not denying that at all. All im saying is if you really like these riffs you can probably play them, b/c I can play them and im no master. Thats it. "Most of the famous metal riffs in history and easy as hell to play" True but Im not talking about that, Im talking about this song in particular. "But you probably will never be a legend for your simple riffs on guitar will you?" Not among guitar player, probably not. "Long live MA." MA forever \m/

@@sole__doubt well im a guitar player and have been for decades. Metal. It still doesnt matter how hard a riff is to play. It can destroy and level the field with simplistic chugging. And timing. You should know this. My first comment that led to this is that the riffs and solos Destroyed on this track. And they did. You wanted to talk about them being easy to play which is completely different from.my.comment and didnt really blend well ya know. But if you love MA and are an honest person then I salute you. If not. Dont matter then.

that last slow riff is the BEST i love playing that shit🤘

Did you manage to figure out what Trey is playing on lead at the very beginning? It’s caked in effects that make it hard to make out exactly what he’s doing there, all I’ve seen that’s helped have been a couple of not-so-clear live videos on KZfaq

That is my favorite Mercyful Fate song lol

Summoning Redemption is one of my favorite Morbid Angel songs.

Should play it in the Gunner scene from Full metal jacket.

Flanger pedals on guitar

Yep. I always love a good flange pedal. Reminds me of Eddie VH. 🤘🤘

Yep. #1

Not my first MA song,but Prayer of Hatred off this album is my favorite. The whole album is killer.

I doubt that, he was gay as fuck

@@bestboy138 not an intelligent way to argument

Especially Disturbance In The Great Slumber

Hes a troll hes made mutiple comments like this

@@pedestrian_overkill why?

Nobody comments more than I do. I'm a communicative hermit. No shame I'm my game. Comment your ass off. Just don't leave the exact same comments like many others do. They don't bother to look at any comments and it's a reflection of herd mentality and wanting to be heard without having an original thought.

@@scottashe984 well, I would write something about how fascinating Sumerian and Akkadian mythology is, and how refreshing it is to see someone delve into these topics enough to at least cite a 5000-year old language in a contemporary song (can't be too many of those!), but most might think that a little arcane or pretentious haha....but yes, I agree: if you subtract all of the comments from KZfaq that are fatuous, redundant or merely parrot someone else, there'd be no KZfaq!!!!

@@scottashe984 imagine being able to converse in a language isolate that has no known cognate amongst any currently known language; a language so unique and so ancient that it can only be reconstructed from fragments of clay tablets buried in the sand for over 4000 years! That gets me excited almost as much as listening to Trey play!

Yep. #2

So ahead of it's time

I think this is actually just Trey singing but his voice is layered

@@devilxking2 It is. The only song in Morbid Angels career where the vocals are all Trey.

Fuck yes

Yes please

Afirmative.

Praise Jesus!

fuck jesus

Jesus was a poser and a puppet. There were a dozen or so fools like him telling fairy tales in his city itself. Each of them said that he revealed the only truth straight from god. He turned out to be the stupidest of them because he let himself be killed so that the same fools could now watch.

​@@MasonVelezSorenThunder1998 Jesus is God. Jesus rules this earth. He's on the throne

the review was shit

Morbid Angel is on the contrary one of the most experimental and creative DM bands ever. That review was dogshit.

honestly this isnt my favorite morbid angel album by far, however it does have a couple of my favorite songs like prayer of hatred, nothing is not, covenant of death and this one

Give alters or blessed are the sick at try. They're an awesome band.

Listen to all their discography and you'll see little resemblance between them without taking away their trademark sound. That is quite difficult to do in any genre.