Checking Out the "Death by Metal" Documentary 

Every new video by you makes me conjure a dick. 😎

Demons flying down and picking nuns from the earth! Too funny. Morbid angel territory. Lmao

I was the drum technician on the sound of perseverance tour and they were all great guys...Chuck was always brilliant ..RIP Chuck 🤘🤘🤘

Chuck Schuldiner is God. A metal God.

Chuck was a simply a legend. He made great music and was very kind to his fans. Chuck never liked the term ,,The Godfather Of Death Metal'' in many interviews he said that his biggest influence was Venom ( correct me if I'm wrong). I'm very sad that I never got to see him live. R.I.P Chuck

Dude I don’t think there has been one of my comments that you haven’t hearted. You are really helping me through a tough first few weeks of high school man. That comment heart has really cheered me up. Thanks dude. I’ve been a metalhead for my whole life (saw Maiden at 4) and you have gotten me into stuff i didn’t know existed (like death metal, ghoul, industrial, goregrind, and soooo much more). You really are my favorite RU-vidr. I’ll never stop watching. And just because I think it can’t be said enough, KEEP UP THE *BRUTAL* WORK!

9:11 You missed a pun. Could of said "This has a lack of comprehension" or something. I banish thee to Crystal Mountain.

All Hail Chuck! ALL HAIL CHUCK!

Leprosy E T The Sound of Perseverance H E Mutilation E T A L Fragile Art of Existence L O W

Nice to hear someone finally mention nocturnus such an underated band

For anyone who doesn't know, the DVD includes nearly an hr of extra interviews that probably got cut to make the film a typical movie length run time. But nobody who isn't in the main film already unfortunately. The best bonus of all is a full live performance from the Human tour filmed on 30 Nov 91. None of this is mentioned on the back cover either so it's a cool surprise.

Are we just going to ignore the fact that kilbot has an Elvira blow up doll?

7:55 I feel like the doll was already there and you just thought "might as well" then shot the bit.

The end where they talked about chucks cancer I silently cried at like 2 am. I love your movie reviews. Can you do at least 1 more “days inspired by metal”? That would be awesome man. Thanks. Love your work. Like I’ve said many times before, keep up the brutal work.

Marvelous review, Tony; can't wait to get my copy of the documentary soon! Grind on! Long Live Chuck Schuldiner

9:12 I guess you could say there’s a Lack of Comprehension K that was kinda forced I’ll leave

This video determined the time of my last break. Guess what I’m gonna blast on the way home tonight?

Chuck was a brilliant composer and amazingly complete as a player, awesome rhythm playing huge soloing chops, he was just continually getting better.. so many sick players through the years he was kinda the Steely Dan of death metal, different bands on every album

Would love to see a review on the cannibal corpse documentary. It's my favorite band right now!

As a metalhead that’s just listened to Scream Bloody Gore p.s. ITS FUCKING AWESOME!! I’m also trying to get more into Death Metal. Hopefully When I have the funds and opportunity to look into it I will Thanks for the upload dude

That new intro is sick!! Keep up the great vids man!!

I’m digging the new intro, keep It up man! 🤟

wow... weird. Just finished watching it for the first time like an hour ago

Everything is DEATH and DEATH IS EVERYTHING!!!!

I know jason from watchtower and he’s told me that chuck loved them

Much respect 5:38 all my mention's of Kam Lee were edited out, and if you listen back, Kams name wasn't mentioned at all. Cheers & Peace.

well...the fact that Chuck was a Watchtower fan makes me really happy :)

Yea I was kinda bummed they didn't go into more details behind Death's first 3 albums especially Leprosy & Spiritual Healing I feel like when anything is done on Death it's always the later albums which I love also but just wish they had more on those earlier albums

The cannibal corpse documentary made me like the band I did not like the band until I got to know the band.

I love your videos. You are one of the best versed metal fan. Keep doing what you’re doing.

I was gonna study for my Anatomy and Physiology exam, but your videos and Chuck is much more important.

Have you heard of carach angren?

bands: lets sing about peace, living happy and wanting to visit Alaska yes

Yeah I thought it was pretty weak and rushed by the time it ended. Doesn't make it bad, but could be better

Where can I find this documentary

More cocaine please. Death is still ridiculously underrated though. The most original thing about Death is when I heard Chuck mention the phrase "expanding the art form". Clearly he wasn't carelessly along for the ride of some subconscious creativity. All artists in every medium should learn from that phrase. Creatively you can't truly go anywhere unless you know where you're heading.

Chuck Schuldiner after listening to Gruesome, "Dude, you're conjuring a dick" 😤

Thank you for mentioning the Benediction story. Great documentary, but that was definitely a "WTF?" moment for me watching.

Rest In Peace chuck

RIP Chuck and Scott

I have a question: I want to go to a Cannibal Corpse show and there’s a second floor that’s narrow but I’m afraid I’m gonna get pummeled. Any suggestions?

does anyone know what's the deal with DiGiorgio and bandana's?? He has been wearing those since at least 1993

He seemed like such a really nice guy, RIP Chuck 🤘🏻

the fact that kam lee (future band massacre) was a vocalist in a pre-death era includes mantas, he was the father of death metal guttural vocal before chuck

I also wonderded y they called it death metal

I'm suprised they didn't interview Rodney Dunsmore from Devastation cause he did the Texas tours with Dark Angel and Death. My dad went along to help sell merch and he got to see and hangout with Chuck and Gene Hoglan. Man I was so jealous I was born too late!

There's a reason Kam Lee is not included I guess. He hated Chuck and gave him a hard time in the early days.

Where can you watch it?

"You're conjuring a dick" is my new pick up line

I love that transition from the Leprosy cover to Chuck's massive scream 👌

Good video and you hit on some good points of the Documentary that I seemed to feel after watching it myself.

Your videos cure my depression

I totally agree they fucked up for leaving out Murphy and Laroque out. Another thing that would've been cool was how Chuck Billy donated thousands of dollars to Chuck for his medical bills from proceeds of a bay area thrash fest. Billy was sick himself i believe. But what I really wanted to see was a recollection from members of Possessed how big of a fan Chuck was of them. How he hung out with them, studied their riffs and amazed them with his guitar skills prowess. Jeff Becerra has gone on record saying how Chuck and Death made a real name for themselves and deserve all the recognition and accolades. Becerra and Chuck had nothing but good things to say about each other, Schuldiner going so far as to say that Death was not the original death metal band and pointed to Possessed instead. That would've been sick hearing Jeff talk about Chuck as this kid from Florida shredding on the couch. Now what i totally dug were the shots of old grimey tapes and cover drawings. The old stereos. Nostalgia mannn. At first I was taken aback by the Chuck bashing and then i thought...This is pretty honest, not only about how Chuck was a perfectionist yet became known as very unreliable for tour appearances but when you have Terry admitting he choked on it during the Leprosy recording, it all evens it out. Perhaps that song is about Butler. Or when Rick the boss Rozz admits he was not practicing and knew his firing was inevitable? That just makes this documentary different from other ass-kissing fests and makes for one cool journey back in time. Now for shit that would've made this doc the doc of all docs. Who was Chuck learning guitar from? I remember reading somewhere he was taking lessons from somebody famous. Also, what about his violin and guitar collections? Could we have seen them please? How about interviews with his metal contemporaries like Max Cavalera, Bill Steer, and Barney Greenway? Or the so called evil side of death metal which he helped spawn or tried to steer clear from like Deicide, Morbid Angel, and Immolation? What do they think? And what of the tribute bands touring in honor of him or the younger generations of metal bands that are still being inspired across the world by Chuck and Death? Look for renditions of Scream Bloody Gore by kids on youtube and you'll see that album still gets them amped up.

Rip Chuck Schrödinger’s cat

Ah! The blow-up doll caught me off guard. I think this is a good additive to a documentary, looking over what the missing questions might have been and that's the important part of sharing topics with each other. It was definitely great to hear the band member, while so young, really look into how he felt about the creation of the music so articulately. (Also nice to go back to a time there was actually content about music on MTV, as well.)

Epic review dude. Really good structure, very cool how you go into the positives and negatives. Interesting how many big names they left out of the documentary though. Anyway, awesome vid as ever! Long live Death! \m/

10 souls just lost their junk to the tribe. CAHANGIA!!!

Why am I the ONLY Death fan who didnt really love anything besides Symbolic? Which to me is in the top 20 greatest metal albums of all time. Sacred is thee! Fear that we have..without knowing. Serenity!!

Congratulations on 28k subscribers!! 🤘

Love the Video. You should check out the slave to the grind documentary and review it

Chuck Schuldiner R.I.P Maestro

Apparently this documentary was gonna be a movie of chuck, but they couldn't get enough info about him (or they say) and people wanted royalties for using songs for the movie, they were gonna pay more money for a movie than they would with a documentary, which they ended up deciding to do (DUH)

Thank You! Chuck...

the cannibal corpse docu,mentary is impressive. only bob rusay doesnt appear because he left metal

I just thought this. He got into music to cope with his brother death and name his band death and also made the genre death metal

Was watching not long ago the latest band documentary about Amon Amarth and was like "yeah but whats about the ex members especially the founding members" they are most of the time when i remember not even mentioned by name only when the Credit is rolling. A founding Member is a friend of mine and they not even asked him for an short comment or interview.

Who remenber the day chuck died, who cried that day like me??

The Death by metal movie is also dedicated to Chuck Schuldiner.

I have to say sorry 5o other death metal bands when it comes to DEATH. they all are alright and sounds great. But Death will will always be #1 on top of the list. Chuck was and will be this amazing person and master mind and he god father behind death metal. No one can come close to Chuck. Impossible. Death rules the world. 🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇

yeah here is some documentaries I recommend you guys to check out, The Hittites (2003),The March of Dinosaurs(2011) and Chased by Sea Monsters (2003) they were just well made And did a good job making it feel real in my opinion

No James Murphy interview? Pftttt! Not buying it...

0:36 Death -Evil dead

Chuck for ever

I thought his favorite band was Sortilege.

RIP Chuck

“Chucking” Out the “Death By Metal” Documentary

Everybody always praise Chuck putting him in a godlike position, but his peers, most of them at least, have said that evil Chucky was really a prima donna, almost childish and a very irresponsible band leader by not fulfilling touring commitments. I for one am thankful for those three first Death albums. 🤘

6:21 CIVAIS opened up the show in TEXAS @ The Backroom!! \m/

Heart this please. Also, would like more metal stories from your childhood, something similar to the metal in school video of looks you get from wearing metal t shirts video. Love the vids. Keep up the good work!

You should do a video on Ratt Skates' documentary

I saw his in 2015 at Choosing Death Fest in Philly. JR from Pig Destroyer also had a creative writing class, Dan Seagrave talked about art, and then Nails played with Derketa, Taphos Nomos, Deceased, Horrendous and Misery Index. Dying Fetus cancelled. So Clenched Fist headlined.

Possessed was the 1st death metal band and death took death metal to the next level.

I though it was a fairly good documentary, good analyzation you did.

Could you give Death a retrospective please?

Relativity owned Combat records. When Combat went under, the band's were automatically moved to the parent label.

I do like early death but I never admired Chuck as a person, in death metal the people I admire are the ones who are quite humble and get along well, and there’s also frank mullen...also effigy of the forgotten is a massively more ground breaking album than human.

Found this channel a week ago...and you're killing it man! This has to be my newest favorite channel. Now to binge watch your previous vids.

Yes! New video ....thanks for the upload

He’s wearing a morbid angel shirt and talking about death. Thank you.\(‘-‘)/

Amazing soloing

I absolutely love death and I'm still learning about them. :3

0:27 looks like nathan explosion from metalocalypse

In my opinion, I consider Chuck to be a "modern version of a classical composer". Even though heavy metal may not share many similarities with classical music, the composing element in both genres can be quite fascinating, in their own way, nevertheless. His work is such a passionate one, you see a very clear approach to something more "philosophical", in my opinion. I know that he may not be the best person ever, he certainly had a unique personality and a profound intelligence, as a well a passion for art. I believe he can be classified as one of the greatest composers of the 20th century, despite not being that famous. Either way, being a great composer, doesn't necessarily means being famous, it is more attributed to the person's talent. And that he had a lot. Such a creative mind could bring the most complex and well-thought lyrics in heavy metal, and even music as a genre. I think he greatly left a great mark in music as a whole. A virtuoso always leaves his talent and gratefulness behind to future generations, that will understand him, be influenced by him, and even be better than him. My name is John, I'm a beginner musician, and I'm proud to say that Chuck inspires me.

rip chuck

THANK YOU

Chuck was a Icon

I love your videos and i'm a new subscriber

@7:58 ooh hot. Blushing 😊 😌

Damn it's Crispin Glover.

Yes yes yes