Necrobutcher is such a badass, just makes me smile so much, I mean just look how much joy he extracts from this, all looking like a proud parent watching the children discover something new when Maniac throws the meat into the crowd and stuff
This is great! Maniac’s vocals on Chainsaw Gutsfuck sound just like back in 87. He got a lot of totally undeserved flak for not being TrUe KvLt like Dead was or some BS like that, but he was born to be a vocalist. Messiah and Manheim are in a band together now called Order, they’re really good!
No Manheim wasn't, mayhem itself was created by euronymous who made the name and unofficially formed in 1982/83 with him and his primary school friends, Mayhems first concert was performed at the school in 1984. He later met necrobutcher and manheim weeks after the primary school Era mayhem broke up. Then mayhem was officially started.
Silvester Anfang (0:00) Deathcrush (0:49) Chainsaw Gutsfuck (4:00) Carnage (8:35) Pure fucking Armageddon (13:35) Screamin' Jay Hawkins - I Put a Spell on You (outro) (14:19)
It would of been cool if they did the track list they did, But matching the vocalists to the studio recording. Messiah should of came out and performed witching hour with maniac like deathcrush, and then did his version of PFA
@@AndresLopez-bz7bs Nah, Maniac was on their best records for me, between 1997 and 2004. But Attila is awesome too, although i prefer Maniac's lyrics and concepts.
Did he ever? I know Maniac had plenty of issues with Blasphemer, due to his drinking, but never with Jorn or Jan as far as i know. Maniac also did a few lives with them around 2016, and sang a cover on their last record.
@@livingbeing1113 I think he did, aye. I remember reading something about how Necrobutcher slaughtered him in the first draft of Death Archives but Thursten Moore talked him out of it.
@@avfn8981 wait for vol. 2. :)) Necro said the decade with Maniac after the reformation was challenging, but Necro was always the more grounded figure in the band.
@@georgecostan3248 is there going to be a second volume focusing on the Blasphemer years? that would be great. aye, i get that same grounded feeling from Necrobutcher. he's definitely always been the no-nonsense working class guy in the band. although there was plenty of arrogance and stubborness in there too, i think.
@@avfn8981 I understand he was working on it, but didn't figured it out the approach, because of his relationship with Maniac, which improved over the years after the departure. But that was said about 3-4 years ago.
