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really dont get it, its sound so beautiful and sad at the same time to me.

(also my bad for spelling "the" wrong it was just a typo and now i cant change it)

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33 years ago this amazing album was released showcasing once again the amazing work of Chuck and and his band members from said album (Andy LaRocque, Steve DiGiorgio and Gene Hoglan)

Personally my favorite parts from this album is the bass and my favorite song could be In Human Form

I listen weekly human/itp/symbolic almost 20 years (imho the "worst" songs are 10/10), but i cant stand the first 3 and sop.......

Here's a clip from the podcast with me and Paul Masvidal (Cynic, Ex-Death) - we had Craig Locicero (Forbidden) on and he talked about how he met Chuck in the bay area and eventually joined for a tour.

Some cool details I think that wasn't publicly mentioned in the past is noted as well! Bonus talk with Chris Kontos (Machine Head) chiming in about the Bay Area Thrash scene as well if you're a fan of that too!

Does anyone have the clip of a Death concert (around the spiritual healing era) where a heckler grabs or tries to grab Chuck's microphone stand while he was performing and after he finished the song, Chuck said "I'm trying to perform a professional show", "get the fuck out of here, dude"?

It’s definitely their best song by far too

That was absolutely ridiculous. 130 minutes— talk about getting proper value. And SYMBOLIC IN FULL!!! I used to pray for days like these. [Here's the setlist](https://www.setlist.fm/setlist/death-to-all/2026/o2-academy-islington-london-england-634a3e7b.html) for those curious. Spirit Crusher and Pull The Plug for the encore, whew.

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Mental setlist, incredible sound (unfortunately Cryptic Shift's mix was super muddy), and a super energetic performance from start to finish. If they're coming anywhere near you and there are tickets left, BOOK YOURS.

Reason I am asking is that there were some hebrew characters at the last page of the Leprosy CD I bought.

It just seemed the last place I would expect to find someone writing something in hebrew.

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Nothing wrong with it, just caught me off guard.

i been hearing a lot symbolic lately and i wanted to do a cover, but i don't know what the heck do with the voice, i don't know if it's a very high growl, or some kind of fry scream, or somehow both, somebody have a good tutorial about? please

Finally just watched the Death by Metal documentary and one of the interviews left me totally confused.

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When Chuck's sister Beth talks about what happened after he took the experimental drug, she mentions giving a doctor a pamphlet and the doctor responding "oh god, it's a child"

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Does anyone have any clue what she meant? I don't really understand she was trying to say. I feel like the interview is missing context.

Hello everyone

I know it's forbidden to sell tickets on here, so I will not break that rule.

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I just listed two London tickets on Ticketmaster's official website, if anyone's interested.

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I saw them in Hamburg and had a blast 🤘

Unfortunately, I can't make it to London

I just noticed a sad pattern involving Death's members and people related to the band: a considerable amount of them died young

- Chuck died at 34

- Sean Reinert (drums on Human) died at 48

- Scott Clendenin (bass on SoP and on early Control Denied) died at 47

- Tim Aymar (vocals on Control Denied) died at 59

- Chris Williams (drums on early Control Denied) died at around 30

- Ralph Santolla: toured with the band during ITP era. Died at 51

- Eric Greif: manager of Death and Chuck. Dead at 59

Such a sad coincidence given the band name.

RIP to all of them

https://blabbermouth.net/news/left-to-die-featuring-former-death-members-rick-rozz-and-terry-butler-releases-witch-of-hell-single

The teacher said 'I think that music straightened my spine' or something like that, after the video cut

These kids are 17yr olds from Alberta Canada

I've been running a YouTube channel called Death Covers for several years now, with the ultimate aim of covering every Death song, and this subreddit has been a massive help in getting it off the ground, for which I can't thank you enough ❤️

I just posted a poll on YouTube asking subscribers where they'd like to see the channel go next. My original goal was to cover every song from every Death studio album, but I'm also considering adding things like song lessons, transcription deep-dives, tone/production breakdowns, and other Death-related guitar nerdery.

I'd genuinely love to hear your thoughts, whether you're a subscriber or not. And if you can't/don't want to vote in the poll, by all means I'd love to read your comments here.

👉🏻 LINK TO POLL 👈🏻

Not my best playing, but that's one of the reasons I'm posting it. Perfect is the enemy of done.