Morbid Angel - Grindcrusher Tour, live at Rock City, Nottingham 1989 (Official Full Show) 

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I saw this tour. Sooooo great. Ty

+Wolfgang Piranhafishthethird Napalm Death was also in this concert !! I was not sure, I imagine that it was an incredible day !!

+Dennis Montufar Napalm Death head lined!

Wolfgang Piranhafishthethird I think this was the same show napalm death used for their live DVD

unbelieveable ! i can only envy you, man ! your brazilian friend

I went to the Birmingham show on the same tour. A pity there's no video of that night as lost count of how many times I stage dived!

Oh yes we were. Fucking lapped it up along with all the other fresh Death Metal goodness from Obituary and Sepultura and Pestilence and Autopsy and Bolt Thrower and Carcass. We were young and living through the explosion of a completely new form of music, that doesn't happen very often and I feel massively privileged to have been alive and open and turned onto this music. Truly glorious time in musical history.

@@MarkPJordan dont get me wrong, there were plenty of strong death bands around the same time. I'm just saying MA brought some SOUL into the scene. You can groove all day to Obituary and Bolt Thrower, but MA sounded like the soundtrack to hell itself, very unique for the time.

​@@dl719 I think what I'm saying is those bands had us primed for MAs moon landing in 1989, they were the next evolutionary step at the right time. They were such a different animal, streets ahead of their peers in terms of technicality and instrumental prowess, only Atheist, Cynic, Atrocity were in the same class. Fucking great time for music.

Your right. This band and album was SO over the top in '89!!! No other band was doing anything remotely as vicious or close to Morbid Angel! If you haven't heard this album yet, and you are a death metal fan. Then, give this album a spin. The Ghouls await your arrival in the chapel.

Their demos prepped us for the album.

Harry Callahan "don't get fucken lost in yr fiddlin trey!" :D

Hahahahahahahahaha fantastic, I'm crying! Pete's face is awesome

HahahahahHahHyq epic face

​@@Cok94mouth wide open like "we we doing here" lol. I think his extra heavy fill snapped Tre back into the correct riff lol

@@Cok94 ROFL

Them, Obituary, and Autopsy's older stuff too, I was lucky to grow up with these bands.

Same. One of the reasons Altars may very well be my favorite DM album.

Lmao that's great

Pete - "bro what da fuck man?!.....ok now?......what the fuck man?!"

and he called him

Cause the riff is so fuckin good you just want to keep playin it \0/

Rectified like true pros. This video is amazing. Great quality.

No unhearing that lol

Rafael Nobre it really is incredible!!! Through good headphones it absolutely smokes

Yes bro is incredible ✌🙋‍♂️

It’s amazing, like the recorded version in sharp relief. Somehow even more brutal without losing any definition.

Drums sound in particular is glorious. Really hard to find recordings that capture the real life experience so well.

It's an official concertvideo.

even those black metal fucktards from norway, these guys are hilerous. morbid angel was the fucking satanic shit back then

I'm 51 too and the late 80's early 90's extreme metal scene was just amazing, I saw this tour but at Edwards no8 in Brum. Such great times!

@@lanapearce9968 Raise it up high brother \m/ 👍😎

57 here. I can't get enough of this shit. Morbid FOREVER!

52 here from Germany, got this Shit on my Skin, love it!

@@mb5051 Raise it up high brother! \m/

newer stuff is so incredibly boring next to this. I guess we won't see anything like this anytime soon sadly

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@@CosmicAnimosty138dying fetus is trash

They were off the charts in 1989, so driven, musically drilled, hungry for domination, totally in charge of their instruments and ambitions and firmly ensconced at the spearhead tip of a fresh musical genre.

Cap as fuck the 1998 is on par with this lineup

My favorite lineup was with Eric Rutan, maybe because Domination is my favorite Morbid Angel album.

Richard Brunelle or NOTHING

Every iteration of MA is killer but the 1998 lineup with Rutan and Tucker is insane. They're on fire for the Formulas/Gateways tours

What was the interview ? Was it in a magazine or on video?

@@Cooper-cs6dp it was in a Guitar World mag from 2011

@@roosternm6830 alright thanks! I’ve been trying to find how to learn to solo/write riffs in his style

no debate.

Yeah no arguments here. Not even with line up changes but Richard brunelle had all the issues that stopped him from touring soon after this, and eventually ended with him leaving!

Treys got the old ironbird out too, thats just as much a member of the band as he is! Lol

Death_Anthem close....souls to deny by suffocation

Houston from houston+ Fuck outta here, that aint even the best Suffocation album. Human Waste is the best material they put out

Blessed is better

Blessed is pretty close, but the production ruins it.

1000 процентов,dude)

GrayWoIf drinkin with the devil hahahahaa

Not as cringe as that killa killa cop song lol

These vocals are definitely sick but I do prefer his post-smoking vocals more.

His vocals were best on the follow up blessed are the sick

Why does it suddenly sound like he has an Australian or possibly English accent when he talks in this video?

Eric Baum I noticed that as well.

@@nug0hs ive wondered the same thing 🤔

Hahahaha no shit right....."uhhh I droped my pencil" goes on stage then quickly gets kicked off and pencil taken.

Pretty sure its was blood, not sweat

Its blood

Ice angel it’s common knowledge that Morbid Angel used to slice themselves before going onstage.

If it was really blood, i hope he never washed that jacket.

masters of 80's death metal

@@EduardoHernandez-yq1he they literally released one album in the 80s

Imo anybody that are the masters of early death metal are the masters of all of death metal by default😂 I don't care if there are more extreme sounding bands in the genre. The riffs, the drumming and these ghoulish, raspy vocals on Altars make it my favorite DM album of all time. There is a particular presence/aura early MA captured that few bands ever achieve.

No shit !! How can you not like this. Even Jesus likes this hahaha

Yeah! For me, there were 3 bands in the 90s that could have fucked all the Metallica's recognition and popularity. Those bands were Morbid Angel, Sepultura and Pantera. They knew how to produce good metal. I would include Slayer, and then we have the real "big four" of metal.

Slayer were pioneers sure morbid was extreme but what slayer did in their riffs and style back with hell awaits is untouchable only a poor historian would make a statement about slayer like that in light of a comparatively newer band like morbid. As for Metallica with cliff and Pantera, they were great in their own distinctive styles, , dimebag was one of the best and most interesting guitarists out there and has written some of the most inspiring riffs and solos, the way he spoke through his guitar, Heaviness is not all about speed. Don’t compare apples with oranges. Also as a guitarist these morbid riffs have hell awaits and reign in blood written all over them. Love Morbid Angel though!

@El señor de la tienda boy, we're talking about 90s

@El señor de la tienda yeah, yeah we've noticed you're "a trve rude metal head"

@El señor de la tienda yea i doubt MOST people would say that considering Pantera sold more albums and tickets than death could ever have dreamed of. Btw i like Death more than Pantera but the shit your saying is ridiculous.

i guess trey wasn’t sweaty

@@deathnthrashingmadness1971 ha, ha .. !

Why the fuck would you grab the arm sweaf of any guy, when you have the option to just enjoy the show and have some beers.

@@clausjahnel5379 Clearly he knew that a handful of this band's pit sweat would unlock ancient Satanic powers, or something...

Because Richard was fucking AWESOME that’s why!

Hahaha! Yes..realize it! Hahaha

I have the Fu***** vinyl !

Easy choice

12:57 Badass as fuck.

im getting older now though didnt see this tour lived through god knows how many gigs in the early nineties saw morbid angel a few times but death metal is alive and well with the likes of undergang and mortiferum but this here is special stuff!

That's the first time I've heard a younger person make that point, although I've thought about it a zillion times. I had a lot of fun at punk/HC shows in the 90's, but nothing will compare to the atmosphere of the giant shows i saw in the 80's. The shows acted like beacons for hidden army's. Trains packed with denim clad headbangers and ghetto blasters coming form the North, South and West. City streets would be taken over by walking armies, (your army) marching in step, prouder than at any other time, to=be=a=headbanger.

Yeah sorry, but you're never going to see extreme metal or punk shows like we had back in the 80s, those days are long gone. I went to loads of shows like this, so my regrets are different - I'm sorry I never got to see The Doors play live!

that would have been a true statement if they never created that Illud Divinum Insanus album. that has to be the biggest crock of shit ever.

Siii!!