Badass!

Nice story. Too bad you’re lying you pos

Cool story broh

i was there too mate. rockaboom records. i met carcass and dave and trey but i was too young to get into rock city that night. great time to be alive.👊

I think Dave is the ultimate greatest singer bassist with most sick clear godlike voices and way of grunting ever recorded.my altime favo.

Well said bud

Very well said. The dude can do shit with a guitar I have never heard ANYONE else even try to do, not even Eddie Van Halen....

Listen to the solos on Rebel Lands....I swear to god it's like you're listening to some weird occult hymns from Mesopotamia....

And the 27 solos on Angel of Disease? Genius!!!!

They say the bluesman Robert Johnson made a pact with the Devil to be able to play the way he did - I'd believe it much more of Trey haha!

I would say 1989-1995 Domination is a great album

​@@Angelcorpse6668 I love Formulas too actually, idk why I said 93, probably cause Covenant stands in perfect balance between both eras

@@elvissorna8861 yes I do too but 1998 is late there were other death metal bands that also made good albums better than Formulas I’m talking about the untouchable era that you mentioned pal

@@Angelcorpse6668 what are some of those albums

@@PinkFloydrulez better than formulas ?

Yes sir

Me too at 60 😂

I had Morbid Angel written in red and blue texta.my friend was a bad speller like you,he had mobid angle

I had my blue binder covered in logos i drew with a thick black Sharpie.

Used to had on notesbook

A 90° Morbid Angle

My buddy in high school used to always call them "Morbid Angels", yup, multiple angels!

Formulas Fatal to the Flesh is very underrated, and Gateways is heavy as fuck still to this day.

@@devilxking2 agree that those 2 are amazing. but they still don’t beat out the first 3 in my opinion. I’m not really a fan of the rest of their catalogue outside of those 5 - Domination is good not great, and their last 3 just don’t do anything for me whatsoever.

First two. Covenant is alright, but they were pivoting to a much less extreme sound as they were on a major label

​​@@devilxking2 Gateways i even call my favorite record

Gateways was their most polished and best pound for pound album.

Cannibal Corpse's documentaries were filmed mostly by the band(Alex Webster) which allowed a very personal look into the band. But, yes I totally agree...they should all be as good as theirs. They even have a more personal feel than most of Metallica's documentaries.

@@craigpaulson3503 That's right, most people didn't have a home video camera in the early 90s, and their extensive filming of their own memories when they were so young and hungry gave their documentary the material to make it so great.

@@CatCaregiver-ie1ej huh, i guess that's what made me attached to the band...the documentary was so great that i kept rewatching some parts of it

Nick Davis yo I literally finished it yesterday and wanted to dive headfirst into other metal docs. This one is soooo meh

@@xxAM93xx found anything decent?

I would say so!

Ageed. I remember this was an exciting time for me as I was diving into the world of death metal and this album just blew me away frm beginning to end. It was different ,just like the guys from Nile say, its was so artistic even progressive. It was quite different than ,say, Deicide(whom I adored and still do, their old stuff) and today I recognize how vastly better MA was than Deicide at the time. I would get high and repeatedly listen to this on autoreverse on my Aiwa walkman. Funny because most seem to always praise Covenant. Perhaps because it was very popular but I always like Blessed. Really, MA are pretty amazing for putting out so many consecutively really good albums with few shit songs. I am older now and really am digging Insomnium;s new Winter's Gate and pretty much all their stuff. Brilliant but very different.

Absolutely!!! A BEAST of an album...a classic that never gets old

me too I'm so glad to have experienced it from the beginning. it was so dark and new I was hooked.🤘💀🖤

Me too 🤘🏼

Yep it was a good time to be a young headbanger I was fortunate enough to see them and Deicide live while they were in thieir prime and let me say being on acid in a Deicide mosh pit is probably one of the most primal and alive experiences of my life I feel sorry for young people today they missed out

what a killer moment lmao

shredmonster76 Nobody plays and writes guitar like Trey. I still have my original Ibanez Universe I bought because I wanted to play and sound like MA.

the Showcase in Corona was definitely the shit obituary malevolent creation Cannibal Corpse suffocation those are the best shows at that little hole in the wall

what a great childhood you had there

@Flat Earth Florida Same but I like that it was kind of 'quiet' and it was so calming to listen to

Exactly! Very well said.

@@bultronlagore2095 I just thumbs-upped my own comment a year later! Too much headbanging........

@@johnglenn2539 hahaha hell ya. It’s true though.

lmao;thinking the same thing

(from a crackhead)

You said what i would have to say.

She probably wrote their last album.

John Morgan I totally agree Vincent is absolutely amazing.. that being said Tucker on formulas and the new one is all I'll except... gateways I guess they took roofies. Lol and illuid had some great songs most disagree and I understand.maybe Dave v was trying to get them out there more like when they was signed with giant records

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If the rest of the band was in this the history would include the beginning. Wich would then show all the classic songs Vincent had nothing to do with. Demos and bootlegs I have them all. Hail vhs.

Thanks for the info! BTW, I wish we had a COVENANT Documentary too.

Too bad on the no video policy.

You did great my dude I appreciate even the limited info was interesting as hell

I don't care what anyone said, I liked this documentary.

I suppose nothing was trending for these Debbie Downer Drama junkies to bash just as a 💉 when u need a fix you'll get it somewhere

I'd argue that jazz is up there too

As great as his drumming is in *Morbid Angel* , *World Downfall* is ultimately where it's at.

@@Paddyllfixit yeah! he's (P.Sandoval) master-blaster in Terrorizer

@@Paddyllfixit IF it's just single foot grinding that you are into (it's GREAT!) But yeah, there's really NO comparison (drumming wise) between TERRORIZER and especially the BLESSED drumming....(Other than single foot blasts, NUTTIN similar other than the MAN playing it 😏🤘)

There's no Morbid Angel without Pete Sandoval.

@@Mitchery NO listenable MA since parts from Gateways IMO. Most material since just ain't cutting it. I DO agree with your statement though I saw the Covenant 20 year anniversary with Tim Yeung and it WAS pretty damn good but yeah, unfortunately MA is just a shadow of what they ONCE were today 🥱😔...

George Emmanuel liked it, obviously. That's why he changed it to that, I assume....😏

@@jamescon55 #truth

+OnePlickyDood thank you my friend...\m/ \m/

Thank you for the hours of listening pleasure and for inviting me on to your tourbus and signing my Metal Hammer centrefold @16:05, and ticket. You were just hours away from playing McGonagles, Dublin City, Monday 9th December 1991, and I was living in a doorway just a few doors down from the main entrance. Dunno if you noticed I was homeless, or if I looked shabby, but it wasn't mentioned. You made a homeless young teenager very happy that night!

Metal forever,your friend Trey.....\\m//

Cheers Trey. Mr.Morbid Angel!

RuinsOfMetal look when it's posted....

RuinsOfMetal It is less than a month since posted and it isn't pop fluff music. Although it was released in July 2009, so it isn't exactly new. :)

Great thigs usually aren't popular. Yeah. Real life IS that depressing.

bassturbator666 I just miss being a teenager like I was in the 90s. The music was just so awesome, and not just Metal. :)

R. Brandon Perez Yeah...best years of my life.What an awesome decade that was.

bassturbator666 so do i

no patient. nooo. okay. yes.

Me too

Mine is Gateways To Annihilation

@@adamtorok6048 When that album came out back then, i remember going seeing them in Montreal 2001. Best damn show ever.

Mine is Formulas Fatal To the Flesh.

Jerry Lee Hatfield Mine is Covenant.

Satanism is a low energy trapping people

It’s on his chin.

+PerpetualBurn27 Yeah, this would have so much better if it had insights from Azagthoth. Vincent has been the mouthpiece of Morbid for nearly a decade now. Perhaps Trey will be doing interviews and such now that Vincent is out of the band. This record is masterful and could very well be the greatest album in the genre. I wanna hear what Trey has to say about the writing and recording of the record. I think this record proved that death metal had potential to be more than just an over the top form of extreme music.

+PerpetualBurn27 That's weird; Trey used to come out and shake hands and bullshit after shows..........cool guy, met him twice.

PerpetualBurn27 trey antisocial? haha, he wouldn't stop talking when I met him.

yea trey is so unconventional and James just rip with aggressive precision

i hung out w trey 2 times on the covenant tour.both times we smoked out.1rst time on my weed.2nd time on his weed.very very cool and wonderfully nice guy and i wish him the absolute best.he remembered that i was a guitarist as well.he remembered me and it made my whole day.

Who is this "sick doc" that you are speaking about?

Yes. Metal is vitality and energy. Especially metal as refined as Morbid Angel.

They have so many it's hard for me to choose..

Yeah, I kinda agree...Too bad Mike is kind of a "nutjob". We were cool on FB for some time as we share the same passion for old cars/restoration, but then some shit got said and blown outta proportion (on his end, as I was like WTH? 🤨😳) so......? Yeah. Dude's a bit "WHACK" to say the least. SMH.

@@jamescon55 lol same. He started to make reference to QAnon type stuff way back in 2012-2013. He’s a cool dude, but a little wacky

My #1 song of MA is Invocation of the Continuual One.

I've been a fan of morbid angel since 1989 dude trust me my first show seeing morbid was this past April 2023 👍😎 yes it took a long time to see them I met Trey got my CDs signed

Better late than never

@ricknova1973 Damn bro that's great, it would have been awesome living through it when it was new.

Seen and worked some good shows at the troc...

I liked Steve Tucker better, just like how I actually liked Hagar better than Roth.

An electro country dark david lee roth jsjaja

Better go check them old demos and shows Vincent is nowhere in sight. Btw thats where all the classic songs come from.

Aww. That's nice. It's great to see passion.

Tom Dransfield - and I feel like a douche wearing them inside a store for a few minutes. Lmao 🕯 😎🕯

I like wearing my sunglasses at night.