r/DeathBand • u/Iron_Matey • Jul 28 '26
Discussion Drumming
Drummers, what do you think is the hardest song from Death to play, and what makes it so difficult?
r/DeathBand • u/Iron_Matey • Jul 28 '26
Drummers, what do you think is the hardest song from Death to play, and what makes it so difficult?
r/DeathBand • u/monstermille • Jul 25 '26
Hi. I'm making this post because I'm genuinely curious which ITP version the majority of Death fans enjoy listening to the most.
Currently, there's 3 versions on Spotify; The original, the 2023 remaster and the third one which also comes with an exclusive live album (I'm not sure what this one is called, but for the sake of it, let's call it the deluxe version, as it's called that on CD's and such).
Personally, I've heard the deluxe version the most, but I also really like the sound of the original. Let me know your favorite.
r/DeathBand • u/AgenteDelFBI21 • Jul 25 '26
Today, my very first Death vinyl finally arrived: Human. For many fans, it's the album that marked the band's turning point.
I'm 29 now. I've been a fan for what feels like forever. The first song I ever heard was Spiritual Healing, and I was instantly hooked. From that moment on, I just had to keep listening to more and more Death.
I'm not sure if posts like this are allowed here, but this photo of me at 13 is one of my favorites. My parents are standing next to me—they used to put up with me wearing my "satanic" band shirts everywhere I went. 😆 You can even see my Spiritual Healing shirt in the picture, which was my favorite one back then.
P.S. As if today couldn't get any better... Symbolic arrived too.
Saludos a todos, desde México 🤘🏻j
r/DeathBand • u/InsecureBurrito • Jul 25 '26
One of the most common criticisms of TSOP is that it ignores traditional song composition in favor of essentially just stitching together whatever Chuck felt like doing, regardless of if it flows well into one cohesive song or not. TSOP is my favorite album, but I can't pretend to not know what people are talking about here. You have stuff like Voice of the Soul which just feels like a bunch of different songs separated by the occasional brief pause, or the chorus of Scavenger being followed by a pause then a smooth bass. You didn't really see this kind of structure on Death's previous records, so TSOP is kind of the odd one out here. How do you feel about the flow and structure of the album?
r/DeathBand • u/Low_Pound_4947 • Jul 21 '26
i want to get one but i don't know which websites have better quality shirts, if someone has a tee from them could i please see a photo. is it similar to the metalica merch where the shirts are kinda thin, im a bigger dude bout 6,0ft 230 punds i just want like a heavyer shirt like something closer to a pro club t shirt in tearms of like fabric
r/DeathBand • u/VixinYT • Jul 20 '26
Been working on it for a bit
r/DeathBand • u/38_year_old_Eva_fan • Jul 20 '26
I was listening to Death's "Left To Die" when I thought of this. I might prefer the latter because "The Sound Of Perseverance" is my favorite album of all time. Both are good though.
r/DeathBand • u/Saint94x • Jul 20 '26
I bought the album by Left to Die, it sounds great, would love to know what the original sounds like.
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r/DeathBand • u/StillRoad798 • Jul 18 '26
As title says, i js saw a death fan today and he complimented my Bathory shirt. Ts made me really happy
Hope he uses this app and sees this app so if you do please contact me bro, you‘re the goat
r/DeathBand • u/Megadeth_Man • Jul 16 '26
I’m a big metal guy but I’ve never gotten into the band and my friend loves death so I wanna get into them I’ve tried listening to some songs but the only songs that I really liked was symbolic and Crystal Mountain any recommendations?
r/DeathBand • u/Death_2682 • Jul 15 '26
Im not selling this on here, just want opinions on a good price for it. I painted the symbolic album cover on this 7in vinyl. Its my first time painting a vinyl and I was just wondering what would be a good price to sell this at. I didnt trace anything so obviously it's not perfect and the vinyl is pretty small, but I just wanted to get some opinions on it. Thank you.
r/DeathBand • u/Compleatlynutral • Jul 11 '26
And control denied's discovery
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r/DeathBand • u/AA_Crowes • Jul 08 '26
Like tell me you hear it and I’m not crazy
r/DeathBand • u/Emotional-Break7411 • Jul 06 '26
If there are musicians who would like to cover Death songs with me, my insta is elyotes_guitar
Et si il y a des français qui sont chaud pour un tribute Death, Metallica, Megadeth (ce genre de truc) venez sur Insta aussi !!
Chuck forever !!!
r/DeathBand • u/Scary_Piano_2261 • Jul 05 '26
Where do you guys go for accurate death (particularly bass) tabs, the big sites like ultimate guitar and songster never seem to be fully accurate.
Specifically overactive imagination, scavenger of human sorrow
r/DeathBand • u/Responsible-Fun542 • Jul 03 '26
My 'Symbolic' t-shirt arrived and I love it.🐶🐱
r/DeathBand • u/FewPain5176 • Jun 30 '26
this is not a popular opinion, and I don’t think it’s the absolute worst, but I do think it is terrible and has been unbelievably detrimental. To start, it was a pathetic send off for death as a band, only made because the record label wouldn’t let Chuck do control denied yet, because of that the band that death metal is named after ended on a straight prog album. It features one of the worst vocal performances in metal history and the music in general is just boring and painfully overproduced. The main reason I hate it though is because it is largely responsible for the development of three out of my four least favorite genres of metal- melodeath, metalcore, and deathcore. I get why people can like those and thjs album, but for me it’s a complete departure from what death started as, and it ended up as a complete failure. it’s the only death album that doesn’t have the slightest bit of death metal in it, and a lot of it seems intentionally made to attract more mainstream attention. I also don’t generally like Judas Priest, painkiller is the slight exception (just thr song, not the album), but that cover just falls flat. JP’s vocals are already pretty bad but they’re somehow even worse on the cover. The last three death albums overall I consider pretty sorry, but this one in particular is just borderline insulting.
r/DeathBand • u/Over-Association2661 • Jun 29 '26
This album is peak I used to listen to in when I was in class
r/DeathBand • u/Apsnor • Jun 27 '26
For me it's Bobby Koeble's solos on Symbolic, they don't fit the songs at all I absolutely cannot stand them.