DEICIDE Overtures of Blasphemy Album Review | Overkill Reviews 

I don't like all of deicides discography but they are the most crucial deathmetal band

Fair play. Haha.

You win.

Lol he said that he would commit suicide at age 33 to mirror the life of Jesus Christ.

He NEVER said he was going to kill himself at 33. He said he had dreams/premonitions of his death to occur at the age of Christ’s death. Big difference.

Though to be fair, that song was a tribute to evil dead.

Hahaha, pretty much.

No kidding. Same album for 30 years.

samuel clark more like borrowed or even.. referenced

“Jingle bell god smells”

Goniloc ;)

André Robaldelli Mate, whit the fuck are you talking about? You are a poser.

@@ProjectCreativityGuy96 ok 1st - I'm not your mate pal! 2nd - it's just cheap humor on youtube coments... if you got so triggeted you're probably a mom

you must be talking about moms in the 80s. Kids were into death metal then, who are moms and dads now, or grandparents. Im sure some of them dig death metal, especially blasphemous : D

I'm a mom and I'm still listening to deicide in 2018. Started back in the early 90s. Good to see they're still putting out great shit

What if your mom is a fan of death and black metal? Not that my mom is, but I have friends who have moms who are all into metal.

Totally agree hey, it's an underrated album. Weird guitar tone but still has a lot of kicks ass songs, especially the title track. It's hard to keep up with the Hoffman bros trem picking start to finish.

Blame it on god is literally the song I like the least out of that album. Serpents of the light is not bad, but it's definitely a step down from the first 3.

I remember getting the album with the bloody sheet and then opening it up and seeing the dead bloody Jesus behind the front cover. Genius album art. I got "Serpents of the Light" when I was 12 years old. I got that and CC "Vile" the same day and the heaviest albums I had up to that point were Sepulturas "Beneath the Remains", Vision of Disorders "S/T" and Hatebreeds "Satisfaction is the Death of Desire" so these albums were obviously way heavier overall I'd say than those AMAZING I might add, albums. I was into Korns selftitled "life is Peachy" and Deftones "Adrenaline" and "Around the Fur" at this same time. I also really loved Slayers "Undisputed Attitude" and it's still my favorite Slayer album ever. However, at 12 I didn't realize this album was pretty much all covers of old original punk bands, which I got into upon realizing this. Still love " TSOL", Minor Threat and others because of those bad ass Slayer covers, which in my opinion are better and blow the originals out of the water. To be 12 again discovering all this amazing music. Up to this point my first albums were Green Day "Dookie" and "Insomniac", Offspring "Smash" POTUSOA, so Deicide and Cannibal Corpse was a step into the metal direction. I'll also never forget getting "Chaos Sphere" by Meshuggah.

Thank you so much! Glad you dig the album.

Hell yeah!

Thanks my friend! Glad you enjoy our hangs.

@@AggressiveTendencies yeah i can tell you actually have passion for what you do, keep it up

Its badass

Thanks so much, Robert!

"he deserves it"

I'd rather die than go to heaven

=))) i just crack up imagining his frustration and then the sound of his future christian band

What if God is God and Satan is Satan well Glen is going to fry.

what i love is that, upon being asked what he’d say if he died and God turned out to be real and he sat at the pearly gates about to be judged, he said he’d say “oops”

ROOT BEER TIME!

18.05 pm here. Defenitly beer time!! Cheers 😆😅

have a hoot

Man, you KNOW I would love that.

Bruhhhh that album rocks. Fuck. We blew it!

Aggressive Tendencies LMAO Glad you enjoyed it Brad! Maybe next time, I’d love to hear your thoughts! Seems like it’d be right up your alley

This guy's voices sound like he's taking a shit

Are you talking about us? If so, thank you so much!

YO THIS GUY HAS GOOD TASTE! Thanks for the love.

Hey, happy birthday coming up!

Yes, yes it does. Band is awesome.

Couldnt that be said for dying fetus, cannibal corpse and a bunch of others aswell

@@fredriksvard2603 Deicide had more early influence. So the Slayer comparison is more justified I'd say

@@fredriksvard2603 they all are brutal on their own thing , dying fetus started being grotesque , they changed getting political , deicide very satanic and ragey , and Cannibal being very gore , sexist , and phsyco lyrics

Yeah dogs barking for an hour.

Daniel Stephenson Yeah right half of the people on this thread dont even know who the fuck archgoat is thats too underground for them

Definitely, I fucken love archgoat but I haven’t listened to the album yet.

DISCO DAN “archgoat underground” What?

@@metall1983 who are these people who consider Archgoat underground?

Aborted fucking rule. I certainly hope we do so.

Aggressive Tendencies

Fuck yeah! :D

@@AggressiveTendencies they'll be in Perth Australia next week.

Jealous! Enjoy.

Dude, yeah, 'Legion' is my favourite too. Thanks for watching.

Immolation proves that you can bash Christianity for 30 years without sounding cringe. Deicide should take notice, because some of the shit they wrote is laughable

Glen might cringe at calling them God Tier, so for his sake let's call 'em...Satan Tier? I guess?! Thanks for watching.

Hell Yeah

Lord Inu No Taisho stupid song title and I wasn't too sold at first but when it picks up... Holy shit. Excited for the album!

I just downloaded it ...FUUUUCK!!!

Wait... WHAT?!

🤘🤘

And I'm loving the Raging Death comp. In the background (very rare)

Thanks so much! It's nice to be told I'm intellectual every once in a while because usually I'm like the big GOOF!

When I first saw "falalalala" I saw falafel and got hungry. DAMN YOU! Thanks for watching.

what in satans name is "falafel"???

I mean, yeah sure it IS generic, but isn't that what Deicide has always done? Besides, Glen wouldn't listen to anyone telling him to change his lyrical style and/or content. Might as well tell Cannibal Corpse to sing about happy things for a change. Metal isn't known for conforming.

Hahaha thanks man!

Hey! Thanks for sticking around and all the support!

Thanks Crab!

Cool! I'll have to give it some more listens. It didn't stick with me as much as the first three at first, but admittedly it's been a while...it's always good to revisit. Thanks fo rwatching

I also interviewed him. He is a nice dude! Doesn't mean I'll love the album, unfortunately.

He never left

Yup. He's no longer a born again Christian

Hell ya! That rocks. How'd you get it? Randomly buy the CD or?

i found it in a used bin at the same music store I shop at today! I knew who they were and was really stoked to locate some of their stuff in a time when it was tough to find metal in stores

I agree! - Have you heard of Al-Namrood? They're a Saudi Arabian black metal band, that have anti-islamic lyrics. They have to release their records through a Canadian label since they're technically breaking Saudi law by making the music they make.

We absolutely do, but I bet everyone would lose their shit and no one would want to book or sign them. Look at what happened with Taake.

Here's the thing, most bands go for anti-Christian themes because they were raised with christianity either directly in their families or in the society they live in. If you want anti-Islamic bands, your'e going to have to wait for bands that are comprised of people who have actually experienced that lifestyle. Al-Namrood is the only one that is somewhat known in the underground scene.

Kei Kurono yeah I know, I live in a very Christian country hehe. Still, imagine if Behemoth went anti Islam. That would be super interesting right?

Not really, first we are all in the west being affected by islam now especially europe but you dont have to experience or live in something to make songs about it. Like all the viking, medieval, ww2 bands and so on.

Thanks homie! Much love.