This is possibly the sweetest story I’ve ever been told. I can just imagine him turning up looking incredibly frightening to a small arcade, and spend an hour is collecting all of these toys with people gather round and watch him do it. 10 out of 10 comment my dude! 😊

​@@SoulSingerDiscoversyou talk alot about Jens did you ever listen to more meshuggah?

@@SoulSingerDiscovers I love when people find out about this, or about Donald Tardy, the drummer for Obituary, who operates a kitten rescue, in Tampa.

And he likes to shop the discount sections at Target 😂

​@@SoulSingerDiscoversoh and the drummer Paul is a vegan/vegetarian 😂

"The Neck!"

also one of the best necks in metal

It will never stop being funny to me that the guy from Cannibal Corpse is a complete teddy bear in real life.

Respect the neck. Best insta page and coolest guy! 🤘🏻

Paul and Alex are just as nice in my experience. Just a bunch of great guys.

I have found it, a lot of very cool things about them and it melts my heart. Absolute top guy :-)

Don't forget World of Warcraft....he has the Horde logo tattooed on him and is so into Warcraft that there is an orc NPC quest giver in the Borean Tundra in Northrend named "Corspegrinder" after George

If Cannibal Corpse lost Alex, I think that would be the end of the band. It would be like morbid Angel losing Trey, Carcass losing Jeff etc.

@@UberNoodle Alex is the heart and soul of CC

That claw machine fact will follow me everywhere I go for the rest of my life. What an absolute legend 😊

I've been to many death metal shows and cc was the best band live I've ever seen period the wall of thick sound and vocals HIt so hard!👽unreal!👺👹😾😤you have to experience it for yourself....

I’m looking forward to hearing more of both singers from the band and their interpretation of the music 😊

That’s a good description. Clean but heavy!

@@SoulSingerDiscovers If you really want to see how hard Geroge's work is, watch the footage from the studio when they are recording the album. A Cannibal Corpse concert is an hour and 15 minutes on average, in the studio he "sings" for 8 or more hours. And he has been doing all this for more than 30 years in a band that is among the bands that have played the most concerts and tours... Plus his signature headbanging. It's even better live. The song is called ''The Time to Kill Is Now''... I posted the lyrics of the song. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rsyeoJyHnsmpgaM.html&ab_channel=Moshcam We see them coming a mile away Gathered to kill on the desolate plain No fear in our minds Pure hate in our hearts Miscalculation of our strength their bane Take us lightly and we'll make you pay Pride left them defenseless No mercy for hubris They rush to fight us and we stand and wait Pulses quicken as they take the bait Mere seconds to the slaughter We can wait no longer Closing fast with their weapons high Still believing it's we that will die Now the ambush is sprung Now they learn that they were wrong Now the killing will start Tear the bastards apart They thought it would be easy but now they're being crushed Arrogance of power leaves them dying in their blood There will be no mercy for these filthy sons of whores The innards of my enemies impaled upon my sword Many years we've waited for this final day of slaughter Our victims are decapitated, their limbs are torn asunder Careful preparation brought our haughty victims down Our forces are at full strength and the time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill is now Time to kill They are all dead, it's their end today All lost their lives in tremendous pain Not one has survived We left none alive Do not doubt our conviction to kill Hate on our side we will never fail Now the killing will start Tear the bastards apart Strike the enemy down The time to kill is motherfucking now

I have been talking to everyone in the comments section and everyone is of the opinion that he is such a lovely guy and incredibly talented. George that is. Chris I’ll need to look into. I love this claw machine fun fact. What a beautiful thing to do any spare time 😊

you mean starting with vile 🤘😈🤘

I look forward to discovering more madness 😆

What a fascinating job to have had! I imagine if you know what youre doing it could be incredibly easy. I only just found out about the Jim Carey thing and it made me very happy! :)

@@SoulSingerDiscovers Yes, it was a fun gig; and, yes, I knew what I was doing (even when swallowing the stuff). Most importantly was its application in getting me out of trouble, which it did, on a few occasions.

I love a documentary about bands. I’ll check it out. Thank you so much Steve 😊

Some early Chris Barnes material would be an interesting reaction from a vocal standpoint. Man went so hard on those first couple of albums that it completely wrecked his voice to this day.

It's really crazy to be listening to them today and remembering when Chris split... and then realizing that was almost 30 years ago. Good grief.

@@j__s8802 I'm still processing the fact that the "new guy" in Metallica is now the longest-serving bassist they've ever had.

@@FrankUnknown what..? Jason wasn't That long in Metallica.

@@tubelious Talking about Rob Trujillo. I still think of Rob as the "new guy," but he's now been with the band longer than either Jason or Cliff.

Thanks my dude! I will do :)

I'll check it out! :)

Ill check it out :)

@@SoulSingerDiscovers Asphyx' best albums are the first two: The Rack and Last One On Earth. He was also the singer and bassist for Pestilence and has another band called Hail of Bullets, in case you check him out.

Van Drunen genuinely sounds like a dying wraith, with his technique. It's not so much guttural, like low, as 90s death metal vocals became later, but he's effective at showing the pain and horror.

Exactly. This gives his vocals more of an impact and identity when you consider most vocalists of the genre opts for brutality and ferocity and often end-up sounding alike.@@iachtulhu1420

I feel like a lot of music metal folks are! :)

​@@SoulSingerDiscoverslol! He posts family pics and all ! He's just a gentle giant outside of his band. Appreciate you being brave enough to even take this on! 😮😂

It can be really hard to keep track of some of these bands and the amount of people that come in and out for sure

That was the only other songs that have been suggested, I thought I might do. Definitely on for the next one. 😊

​@@SoulSingerDiscoversYou can find Jim Carrey on stage with Chris Barnes and Cannibal Corpse in a deleted/extended scene in Ace Ventura: Pet Detective! Can't really hear the "vocals" though. Which is fine, really. 😄

@@SoulSingerDiscovers there is also a dude who does 'radio disney versions' of songs, he has a radio disney version of Hammer Smashed Face, if you ever wondered what Cannibal Corpse wound sound like with acoustic guitars and clean vocals (same lyrics though!)

I’m really enjoying it so far even more so that feels a bit crunchy :-)

I totally understand! Same! :)

Yeah I got it mixed up, my bad :)

@@SoulSingerDiscovers Not your bad at all...I just wanted to ad some info

Yeah, I realise after the video was published that I’d mix the names up, but good to know there’s such a big catalogue to listen to which also has two singers different interpretations. It wasn’t what I thought it was going to be but I was glad I could understand what was going on, which is always my biggest fear with a lot of metal music. Looking forward to discovering more. Thanks for watching Lawrence 😊

Starter Band? CC is a Finisher Band ! Begone from me! 😂

and don't forget the Swedish death metal, especially of "Stockholm school"

Well done sir 😂

Travis Ryan is the best! Incredible vocals. "Terrasite" is my album of the year so far.

I’ll check them out because I do enjoy being able to hear what the lyrics are, and it does get a bit old when I can’t make out what is being said 😊

​​@@SuperRoo_22The cohesion and sheer diversity really started shining through since Death Atlas. That and Terrasite are my absolute favorite entries.

@grindsmore Couldn't of said it better. 🤘👍

It’s all really cool to listen to 😊

I think I know what you mean. I’m definitely looking forward to getting into the back catalogue. Thank you so much for watching my dude 😊

I still need to discover the other singer, but I’m looking forward to coming back and seeing what their interpretation of this kind of music is. I think it’s like a new genre. Some people can’t stand really freestyle Jazz and whilst I respect your opinion, I still love it 😊

@@SoulSingerDiscovers Freestyle jazz is also a style that grows on you once you have a better understanding of its musical feats. Similar to Death Metal. You can better grasp the nuance once you familiarise yourself with the distorted guitars and huge vocals. Old CC singer Chris Barnes ( Not on this song ) hadn't implemented the vocal patterns like George does. The Vox Rhythms are paramount to the effectiveness of the overall song composition . ;)

i find them to be "fun" lol

😆 I think you’re right Will! It’s definitely not the kind of band. I would pop on to have a nice bath too. 😆

It’s so horrifying, but I respect it 😆

Fleshgod Apocalypse is a brilliant suggestion!

Who knows what will get my groove on at this point, but I’m definitely willing to try. I’ll check these out. Thank you so much for watching my dude 😊

@@SoulSingerDiscovers TY for one of the best reaction channels out there. If you want some info on Fleshgod Franchesco Paoli plays the grand piano on every song and albums have a piano piece on them that the album is named after. They also have Veronica that is an opera singer. If you go for them I would suggest a song called NO.... there is a funny part in there that made me laugh at least. They also have a beautiful acoustic fado piece called "The day we'll be gone".... it's not typical Fleshgod but it's one of the most beautiful songs I have heard. Hope this is helpful and keep up the good work 🙂

Yeah, there was lots of in and out with the band and I was trying to work out who had left, and who had stayed. Thanks for watching my dude 😊

I only just found out! :)

Oh wow! I haven’t been suggested this yet. Ill check it out. Thank you my dude! :)

Testament and Jinjer aren’t the same genre as Corpse.sorry

@@frankf684 Correct. Nor did I say they were.

I’m really looking forward to going back to Jinger, I think they’re amazing 😊

@@SoulSingerDiscovers Every one in Jinjer is talented and skilled.

Thank you for this 😊

hah! I dont know if I would have described it as a jam, but yeah it is in fact an absolute jam :)

Glad you enjoyed it 😊

You’re absolutely right, it is very hard when you’re not used to metal music to sit down and listen to it because it is a very intense style of music. The only other style of music I’ve come up against that has the same reputation for being hard to listen to which can initially turn people off is bebop jazz. I’m going to enjoy it. Thanks so much for watching my dude 😊

Way ahead! Pro vocals for 15 years and my voice is my lively hood, definitely wouldn’t try anything without a lot of preparation and research! Not to worry :P

Thanks for watching my dude! I’ll be sure to check out your recommendation 💪😊

There is more Celtic nonsense, accent where that came from 😆

He really is 😊

I’ll be sure to watch it before I have my lunch rather than after 😆 thank you so much I appreciate that my dude 😊

Definitely gonna look up monstrosity now 😆

I love a good Time Machine track 😆

The bass player and rhythm guitar guy are from the same area

Everyone seems to think that this band are really lovely people and some of the stories they have told me you’re so sweet. I hope you’re getting to do something really fun for your birthday. I’ll check out that track and see what I can do. Make sure to spend lots of time celebrating the wonderful person you are this week. You deserve it ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

I 100% believe he is probably a total lovely guy :)

It’s a lot for sure! :O

@@SoulSingerDiscovers sure is. Cant wait for whats coming next.

Thank you for watching my dude 🥰

Yeah I have watched a lot of Melissa Cross, she’s an amazing woman! :)

Can’t wait to watch this documentary. It sounds amazing. A few people have mentioned it and I’m sure I’m gonna love it. Thank you so much for watching Michael 😊

I will see that I find it difficult to know, understand lyrics to songs, so I’m with you on that one my dude 😆

I don’t necessarily understand it myself by wholeheartedly support for others 😊

No question. You've got the soul; but I also think there is (death)metal head in you waiting to be unleashed. Keep up the curiosity!!🤘🤘🤘@@SoulSingerDiscovers

To be honest, I think that’s the same for most great genres. I’m looking forward to having a very problematic addiction, 😆 thank you so much for watching Mark 😊

I just found this out, and for some reason it makes complete sense. 😆

I’ve had some amazing stories about the good things that they do, blew me away 😊

I will definitely check it out. Some of these more extreme styles are definitely worth a listen 😊

That’s possibly my favourite explanation. It’s like accents! I’m gonna put that in a metalhead musing I think 😊💜

Ill need to listen to Chris (the actual Chris!) and see the difference. Thanks for watching my dude :)

The band "Death" are really worth a look too, Chuck Schuldiner was an absolute legend

I will do! :)

@@zebraforceone If you're going to dive into metal Death is an absolute must hear. Especially after Chuck moved into a more prog direction.

@@Shagrath71 God rest him, true pioneer

I’m looking forward to finding out more about them 😊

That is fricken glorious! :)

Will do. Thank you so much for the recommendation is my dude 😊

Coming right up :P

@@SoulSingerDiscovers woohoo!

See this is why I love the comment section. The facts are hilarious! :)

@@SoulSingerDiscovers Glad I could contribute! 😁

Adding it to my list right now. Thank you so much for watching Charles 😊

I didn’t know until after this video, which made me very happy 😊

Ill check him out, thank you so much for the recommendation my dude :)

Ill need to check it out! :)

Her name is Fernanda.

If it’s soul or R&B you can bet your bottom dollar I’ve probably heard it already. I saw Chaka Khan in Glasgow a few years back. She was amazing. Love me some Anita Baker and Sade. Thanks for these recommendations my dude, I’ll check them out. Always cool to have that wonderful crossover 😊

@@SoulSingerDiscovers That's awesome! Would love to see Chaka Khan. I'd love to see Glasgow though too. Her version of "Round Midnight" is my favorite version of that song (of all the many versions) She can do a jazz standard like no other! Take care Lady ☕ cheers!

I have them this week on the channel 😊

Thank you so much for watching my dude. I’ll definitely go and check that out with understand some fans may not like it. It’s cool to get a full picture of the genre 😊

@@SoulSingerDiscovers You're welcome, I really appreciate your content and curiosity! It's been very gratifying watch the appreciation of the metal tonal palette fall into place in your brain :)

My bad. I’m not an expert on any of these bands, hence the ‘discovery’ part of the title

Will do :)

Yeah I got the two singers mixed up but it makes me play excited to go and listen to the other singer and see what his interpretation of the music is. Thank you so much for this I will check it out. I’m looking forward to doing another video for CC 😊

Thank you 😁

I have already seen it, and even though I’m not a fan of the charismatic voice, I appreciate the time and effort that went in to creating a video like that. I’ll be doing Lorna Shore on the channel in the next few weeks and I’m really looking forward to it. Thank you so much for watching my dude 😊

I will definitely be returning to CC as there is such a great back catalogue to get through. Thanks for watching my dude 😊