It’s a certain style. I don’t know how to best describe it, but I do it for my band. I think it’s called “frye screaming”. It’s like you overblow your vocal chords, bypassing them by blocking some structure along the way, and eventually making coherent pitches with some practice. I don’t even know if you would call it “singing”, but it has the effect of singing when you get it right.
The first time I listened to this album, I thought "hey, the last song shares its name with the Judas Priest song, that's funny" and then I heard the drum intro and I was like "OH SHIT THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME!" and it was.
Fun fact: Chuck Schuldiner was such a talented vocalist and guitarist that he combined both instruments by being able to execute pinch harmonics with his vocals.
nearly jumped out of my skin when the drums started from how loud it is. Turns out my volume was at 52% rather than 10% like it usually is when my headphones are in.
Chuck was the ultimate singer of the extreme metal sound.He started out pretty low pitched and in the end of his life he could do THIS.Most amazing man in heavy metal history for me.A true human-being.
So was the fade out- outro to A moment of Clarity. Especially when the last word echoed by Chuck (if we ignore Painkiller, and the entire Control Denied album) in Death was "why".. "Why", indeed..!
***** Agreed! Symbolic is my all-time favourite album. It's presented with the iconic main riff of the title track and EVERY Death fan knows the words "I don't mean to dwell, but I can't help myself..." Everyone sang along when I saw the tribute band last year! But the ending on Perennial Quest... way to fucking haunt my mind! Ending the album with a song about the journey of life, while the album started out with the innocence of youth.. damn Chuck! The guitars definitely wept during the outro! It's all too good music to remain unheard. So I'm happy Nuclear Blast persuaded him to release TSoP with Death before going with Control Denied.
Kwstas gusgr Ειμαι.....μικρος....θυμαμαι το πρωτο τραγουδι των Death που ακουσα ηταν το spiritual healing και μετα αρχιζα να ακουω 2-3 αλπμουμς την μερα!!!
Nadie habla del poderoso solo de guitarra del maestro Chuck Schuldiner (2:12). Este es por lejos el mejor cover que he escuchado dentro del metal, Qué voz y que fuerza en todos los instrumentos. Mierda! Cómo se extraña a este Hombre. Inmortal Chuck!
Death could have covered any song they wanted and it would've been the most amazing thing anyone had ever heard! Hope you're still rocking the fuck out up there, Chuck!
@@nmmxiii9389 Somewhere between Heaven and Hell. Fucking Christo - RiP, Ronnie James Dio. It was a pleasure to have seen you and Toni Iommi in the same show. Same goes for Halford. *this has nothing to do with Ronnie or Chuck - just a listing of my metal heroes*
Just when I thought Chuck's vocals couldn't get any better... bam! Not only can he growl the best growls in death metal while still sounding coherent, he can sing in a raspy falsetto like a fucking banshee. If that isn't range... I don't know what is!
The Sound of Perseverance is such an interesting album. It is truly a masterpiece and was a progressive expansion on everything Chuck and the early death metal guys had been doing. But what is most interesting about it is when it came out. Death Metal had gotten popular and was doing new things. Trends were shifting and death metal was getting strongly influenced by hardcore/metalcore/whatevercore and screamo type shit. Chuck didn't go that direction, he represented a different path death metal could take continuing with the old influences. Chuck is way better than all that "new" death metal that lost all relationship with riffs, groove, dynamic structure, and in a lot of ways musicianship. As death metal became more robotic and generic (all for the sake of being "brutal"), Chuck made his music more melodic and dynamic and complex than ever...he didn't just release an album with 50 minutes of non-stop blast beats and step-on-cat-tail screams and comically "deep" growls with riffs that aren't even distinguishable. And for that I commend him.
Also, listen to Obscura (Septuagint, etc), Inferi and many other bands if you don’t think death metal took what Chuck did and kept it going. A lot of bands have done that and have lived up to it, fully. Mainstream stuff? Fuck no unfortunately.
I just have to thank Chuck for his legacy of perfection and his amazing work. I feel privileged to hear him from this side of the life. Thanks to the eternity Chuck.
Oh fs this solo blew me away after listening to painkiller right before this. You can tell Chuck just had a lot of fun with this song mixing in licks from older albums
Richard Christy laid down the drums to this recording in one take listening the original song on his discman. They were so well-prepared for the recording sessions that this was done in the time they had left over in the studio. Quite possibly, the greatest metal cover ever done was essentially a whim. Christy mentioned this on an episode of the podcast Into the Combine.
Legend has it that after being exposed to this much metal the vocalist went missing from the world. A millennia has passed and all have but forgotten until an excavation crew stumbled upon some old ruins. In the ruins was a shrine and upon it was Death itself. Not knowing what they had just unleashed shook them to the core as their heads started banging soon after. Soon after it spread across the entire universe and everyone thrashing and moshing suddenly questioned Death and he replied "I am Chuck" 🤘🏼🤘🏼
I had had 3 years old, when chuck died, And now I have 18 and Death is in my top 3 of favorite bands ... This is one example how good music can touch people through the pass of the years
I feel like Chuck was really into power metal when writing this album. So many swaying and gallant solos. It feels like a power metal album with death metal tones, themes and vocal work.
This is verified by Gene Hoglan when it comes to the Symbolic era as well. According to what he said in an interview, the drum parts Chuck had in mind for that album would have practically made it a power metal record with death metal vocals, so Gene took creative liberties to put together the drum parts for the final product.
Qué pedazo de cover! Qué pedazo de Solo! Sin lugar a duda el legado de Chuck Schuldiner se mantendrá inerte en el corazón de todos sus seguidores. Saludos desde Perú!
One of Priest's best songs and DEATH killz it!!! Never thought anybody could blast the vocals on this better than Halford...Chuck ripz Halford apart. RIP Chuck S
@@THEshaggyrogers he wasnt to happy with his voice at that time and definitely was chasing after the clean vocals. There are a few TSOP demos where he does clean vocals. As well as all the control denied Demos. TSOP was originally meant to be a control denied Album so he didn't even intend to do the vocals himself there.
Halford's vocals just suit this song so much, no one can really match him. I saw Priest live in 2015, Halford actually sang this song and was spot on. I was really damn impressed, it is very hard to do for anyone, let alone someone his age. Priest forever. \m/
0:25 is the exact timestamp of where, back when I first heard of this version of this song, that my head just exploded. It was too powerful. Still is. Rest in Power, Chuck.
I always heard the Original before the Cover, same with Van Halen covering "You really got Me", back when I was 11 maybe 12, I knew it was a Cover, I just didn't find out til later the Kinks originally did it.
Today is the first time I hear this (recommended to me by youtube algorithm). And i must say, when i heard those opening vocals, I was shocked to realise they're not guitar riffs. I couldn't stop pausing and giving a standing ovation every time he hits those high notes with perfection. This is my 2nd best first-time listening experience.
me paso lo mismo hace años cuando escuché por primera vez...pero después de un tiempo volví a Escuchar al original y suena mejor después de todo el original es mejor... escucha a leo Jiménez haciendo este tema en vivo painkiller
Damn! such a good cover! really interesting to see that power metal side that Chuck always wanted to do, and we see that here! interesting vocals I havent heard from him before! very good stuff
Damn, I just feel like running through my entire city with lightning speed and demolishing everything in my path with a two-handed sword using bladestorm. No CD
My favourite song before hearing this was painkiller My favourite song after hearing this is still painkiller... for those who didnt realise what i meant, my favourite song before hearing this was painkiller-judas priest and now my faourite song is painkiller-death :)
The fact that Chuck sings many notes even higher than Rob Halford here is absolutely jaw-dropping.
It’s a certain style. I don’t know how to best describe it, but I do it for my band. I think it’s called “frye screaming”. It’s like you overblow your vocal chords, bypassing them by blocking some structure along the way, and eventually making coherent pitches with some practice. I don’t even know if you would call it “singing”, but it has the effect of singing when you get it right.
@@Belenus3080 "fry screaming" is a large array of different techniques. He's definitely some type scream though.
Yeah,chuck is amazing vocals,the true death metal...
CHUCK HAILLLL.
jawbreaker?
This is the real example of how a cover must be.different, full of personality, with respect for the original. Great version
I agree. 👍
Word!
0:20 I made most sincere smile.
spongebob screaming?
@@MountainJohn right and sandy continue her sing
@@MountainJohn oo
the man himself josh steffen
@Влад Прохода Better than the original, Rob Halford sucks
Holy shit. I didn't know Chuck could go that high
Listen Infernal Death he invented scream vocals. He has other scream vocals in the album.
@@assasinpatates8066 Phil Anselmo inverted screaming in metal :P in 1992 with Vulgar Dispaly of Power
@@Burztur99 Death By Metal album is made in 1983. I didn't listen the whole album but Evil Dead includes some screams.
James hetcield screamed in kill em all era but they are not harsh as chucks tho
Burz Tur you have no idea what you’re talking about
Painkiller > Painkiller
Deal with it.
personally i prefer painkiller, although painkiller is nice too
I think painkiller is better
Wow, you have crappy taste in music, painkiller is way better.
Mike Hunt wow ok fanboy... painkiller is better than painkiller! Accept it
What an emo, you're a poser if you like painkiller because painkiller is WAY better
RIP Chuck Schuldiner, one of the best vocalists in death metal
@Some nerd lol why
best musician ever
One of the best guitarist as well 🤘🤘🤘
Ironic to say that on this song
he was the best
The first time I listened to this album, I thought "hey, the last song shares its name with the Judas Priest song, that's funny" and then I heard the drum intro and I was like "OH SHIT THIS IS GONNA BE AWESOME!" and it was.
Werd
Fun fact: Chuck Schuldiner was such a talented vocalist and guitarist that he combined both instruments by being able to execute pinch harmonics with his vocals.
Ok, first rule of covering Painkiller: explosive drums are a must.
accomplished
Second rule: Excessively high-pitched vocals (that goes for every other Judas Priest song)
nearly jumped out of my skin when the drums started from how loud it is. Turns out my volume was at 52% rather than 10% like it usually is when my headphones are in.
Wise words, Peach.
if you want explosive drums than Richard Christy is your man
Chuck was the ultimate singer of the extreme metal sound.He started out pretty low pitched and in the end of his life he could do THIS.Most amazing man in heavy metal history for me.A true human-being.
Sotiris Roussis Low growls to a raspy falsetto... that's a fuckin range to be proud of! Lmao.
not heavy metal - DEATH metal, this branch of metal was named after his band
Sotiris Roussis its death metal (the name of band is death ) it's logic
More than a human being he had something unatural on his voice, like death istelf trying to claim your soul
@S K G well arguably, Death became more popular than Possessed, so I believe the genre came out to be from Death
No wonder he died, this involved two of the most metal bands on earth, and that dosage of metalness is actually fatal
The true meaning of Heavy metal poisoning
Too much metalness
Metal Overdose!!!!!!! Too much for a human to behold.
@@marcustmachado But Chuck wasn't human, he was a god
@@davidpigott9958 lmao
5:12 the finest moment in the metal history
2:43 as well
Man.. Chuck has an amazing voice.
+B. Elliott Had :'(
+Ralph Außerbauer ..had... may he forever rest in peace
+B. Elliott May the Painkiller have mercy on him and bring Chuck back for us.
+B. Elliott No guys, Chuck "HAS" an amazing voice. He's probably doing four gigs a day for the guys down at Valhalla, how would you know otherwise??
+Jerome Joseph V.M Yes! He's lighting up the Other World with his voice.
Chucks vocal style really progressed throughout Death. Actually Death itself always progressed.
I'm kinda progressively obtrusive to covers. Thats what's so hard about the classics. Nothing beats a knife to the throat? Got it covered 😉
I like eating a protein bar and a banana for breakfast.
It’s the sound of perseverance.
Judas Priest Painkiller - Heavy Metal
Death Painkiller - Ultra Heavy Metal
Deadly Heavy Metal
Heavy Metal on steroids
We call it "death metal", Chuck schuldiner created a janra something like this, and it called " death metal" bcz of his band's name
machine head the sentinel !!!!!!!!!!!
Dêem
the gods of death metal, playing a song from the gods of heavy metal...ehehhe
The best cross over.
Honestly, this is the perfect way to end your career
Right? So badass!
So was the fade out- outro to A moment of Clarity. Especially when the last word echoed by Chuck (if we ignore Painkiller, and the entire Control Denied album) in Death was "why"..
"Why", indeed..!
*****
Agreed! Symbolic is my all-time favourite album. It's presented with the iconic main riff of the title track and EVERY Death fan knows the words "I don't mean to dwell, but I can't help myself..." Everyone sang along when I saw the tribute band last year!
But the ending on Perennial Quest... way to fucking haunt my mind! Ending the album with a song about the journey of life, while the album started out with the innocence of youth.. damn Chuck! The guitars definitely wept during the outro!
It's all too good music to remain unheard. So I'm happy Nuclear Blast persuaded him to release TSoP with Death before going with Control Denied.
getting cancer and dying at an young age is by far the worst way to end your career.Poor Chuck :(
***** but if he didn't died maybe we would have more Death albums to listen to,maybe even Control denied
Chuck was becoming too powerful.
MOST AMAZING COVER ON THE FUCKING PLANET
Kwstas gusgr *on
Brainwashed οh,im sorry.. *on
Kwstas gusgr einai
A7X foREVerΝαι ρε φιλε!
Kwstas gusgr Ειμαι.....μικρος....θυμαμαι το πρωτο τραγουδι των Death που ακουσα ηταν το spiritual healing και μετα αρχιζα να ακουω 2-3 αλπμουμς την μερα!!!
possibly the best cover of all time..
Yeah agree
I agree, this along with Dimmu Borgirs cover of Burn In Hell.
@@TheAspiringFitnessGuru true bro
Maybe killswitch engages holy diver is up there too
I don't listen to Death. And I am a Judas fan. But I like this version of painkiller better.
Nadie habla del poderoso solo de guitarra del maestro Chuck Schuldiner (2:12). Este es por lejos el mejor cover que he escuchado dentro del metal, Qué voz y que fuerza en todos los instrumentos. Mierda! Cómo se extraña a este Hombre. Inmortal Chuck!
What is this stupid latino saying?
Pasion
Death could have covered any song they wanted and it would've been the most amazing thing anyone had ever heard! Hope you're still rocking the fuck out up there, Chuck!
too fuckin right!!!
Kanibai you know theres a video of them doing Slayers Black Magic and as bonus track the also do Possessed Exorcist
Up where?
@@nmmxiii9389 your mother
@@nmmxiii9389 Somewhere between Heaven and Hell. Fucking Christo - RiP, Ronnie James Dio. It was a pleasure to have seen you and Toni Iommi in the same show. Same goes for Halford. *this has nothing to do with Ronnie or Chuck - just a listing of my metal heroes*
Normally artists who cover a song fail miserably. These guys didn't fail at all. Hitting the notes just as well. Amazing cover.
@@necrosis7589 he means the band that plays the song in the video
Just when I thought Chuck's vocals couldn't get any better... bam! Not only can he growl the best growls in death metal while still sounding coherent, he can sing in a raspy falsetto like a fucking banshee. If that isn't range... I don't know what is!
I had no idea chuck could go this high. It's sad that he died young
The Sound of Perseverance is such an interesting album. It is truly a masterpiece and was a progressive expansion on everything Chuck and the early death metal guys had been doing. But what is most interesting about it is when it came out. Death Metal had gotten popular and was doing new things. Trends were shifting and death metal was getting strongly influenced by hardcore/metalcore/whatevercore and screamo type shit. Chuck didn't go that direction, he represented a different path death metal could take continuing with the old influences.
Chuck is way better than all that "new" death metal that lost all relationship with riffs, groove, dynamic structure, and in a lot of ways musicianship. As death metal became more robotic and generic (all for the sake of being "brutal"), Chuck made his music more melodic and dynamic and complex than ever...he didn't just release an album with 50 minutes of non-stop blast beats and step-on-cat-tail screams and comically "deep" growls with riffs that aren't even distinguishable. And for that I commend him.
Judas-Priest That’s why to me he is the father of technical and prog death metal.
Why u called Judas Priest when ur a Iron Maiden pfp
Also, listen to Obscura (Septuagint, etc), Inferi and many other bands if you don’t think death metal took what Chuck did and kept it going. A lot of bands have done that and have lived up to it, fully. Mainstream stuff? Fuck no unfortunately.
Best comment ever
Amen
I just have to thank Chuck for his legacy of perfection and his amazing work. I feel privileged to hear him from this side of the life. Thanks to the eternity Chuck.
I don't even care that much about Death metal in general or the band but I see all the love so...
Obligatory *FUCK CANCER!!*
I'm dying of epicness.
AsH'M so did the vocalist
You DO NOT go into such a high vocal range and still sound kick ass. Chuck is a legend!
Viviré obsesionada toda la vida con este cover!!! que perfección!!
¡¡¡exactooo!!!
Uneeduassddrilled
Nobody:
Finnish metalheads: "Pain! Pain! Kyllä! Kyllä!
😂
xd
😂😂😂
Vittu mitä tykitystä
I love a joke that makes you Google. Well done.
2:42 love this part, even better than the original solo.
R.I.P. Chuck
100% agreed
Nothing can beat the Tipton's SOLO
Oh fs this solo blew me away after listening to painkiller right before this. You can tell Chuck just had a lot of fun with this song mixing in licks from older albums
He did excellent with the vocals. I'm thoroughly shocked. A great cover.
12 Years without Chuck :'(
Lo mismo.... I feel the same way.
Ya se...
Well... that's the thing about death...
Pun intended.
Robert Stan WOW!!! Fucking puners. Alright then I'll decide Your PUNishment ;)
Hey man why you have same profile photo as me? :-)
It doesn't surprise me why this is the most watched video of Death.This cover fucking rocks and the voice of Chuck Schuldiner is incredible.
Richard Christy laid down the drums to this recording in one take listening the original song on his discman. They were so well-prepared for the recording sessions that this was done in the time they had left over in the studio. Quite possibly, the greatest metal cover ever done was essentially a whim. Christy mentioned this on an episode of the podcast Into the Combine.
Legend has it that after being exposed to this much metal the vocalist went missing from the world. A millennia has passed and all have but forgotten until an excavation crew stumbled upon some old ruins. In the ruins was a shrine and upon it was Death itself. Not knowing what they had just unleashed shook them to the core as their heads started banging soon after. Soon after it spread across the entire universe and everyone thrashing and moshing suddenly questioned Death and he replied "I am Chuck" 🤘🏼🤘🏼
4.7 million views that is sad. Death deserves 47 million per video. Awsome band Awsome music, Chuck you are a legend and you'll live for ever
My dad: turn off this song
Me: why
My dad: i have a bigger speaker
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You want to see the perfect blend, listen to this while playing Doom.
Troy Adamson new or old?
Troy Adamson I always have a deathmetal play list blasting loud as fuck while I play Doom! It makes me play better
Troy Adamson I always do that!
Troy Adamson or Killing Floor (1 or 2) on high difficulty
hahah
THE FACT THAT CHUCK IS PLAYING BOTH GUITAR PARTS AND SINGING
WHATS THERE TO BE SAID
ONE OF THE GREATEST OF ALL TIMES
The guitar solos killed all of my pains.
That solo gave me pain. Why is it different?
@@mylerwilson4879 why?
@@youreadopted3960 I gave you my reason
The solo just gave this song a whole new feel and emotion. The original and this cover song are amazing in their own ways. 🔥
Rob: mega-powerful, ultra-high vocal
Chuck: terrifying scream
MAN, o ex-vocalista do Death definitivamente invocou o "Painkiller" PUTA QUE PARIU!
O baterista foi surreal tbm.
Pena que eles nunca tocaram ela ao vivo.
Fantastic fucking cover of a fantastic fucking song.
man, it really sucks the singer died when I was only 3, I would love to see this band.
hey i know u?
NAME GOES HERE from soulfly- jump da fuck up, yeah haha. hello again
+Elitepro 11 :)
Sadly, we could never see neither Pantera nor Death live :(
i was 8 month when he died
Lars Ulrich disliked this
Why?
Hehe
Jajajajajajaja
looooooool
Llllooooolllll!!!!!!
You don't see alot of Judas Priest covers, for obvious reasons.. and GOD DAMN did these guys absolutely nail those reasons! 🤘
"I'd like two tacos plllleeease with a small order of friiiiiiieeesss to gooooooooo"
Lmao that Beavis and Butthead reference
+Josh Houston Uhhh huh huh huh you're pretty good, " you suck almost as much as this dude".
funny enough chuck did work at a taco stand.
judas priest
Pretty sure that was the philosopher but ok
Without a doubt, the best cover of any song in heavy metal history.
I had had 3 years old, when chuck died, And now I have 18 and Death is in my top 3 of favorite bands ... This is one example how good music can touch people through the pass of the years
I'm always one who loves original versions of songs, but death killed this song!!! Long live Death!!
Best metal vocalist/songwriter ever.
I asume you mean Rob Halford
Nah, the songwriter thing was not about this song, it was about Death in general.
oh my...this cover is incredible...the best tribute to the metal gods
Metal gods covering metal gods,cant get any better
I feel like Chuck was really into power metal when writing this album. So many swaying and gallant solos. It feels like a power metal album with death metal tones, themes and vocal work.
This is verified by Gene Hoglan when it comes to the Symbolic era as well. According to what he said in an interview, the drum parts Chuck had in mind for that album would have practically made it a power metal record with death metal vocals, so Gene took creative liberties to put together the drum parts for the final product.
Every time I hear that scream I have a big smile on my face this is the best cover in metal history!
My face melted out of pure awesomenessss. One of the absolute best covers ever!
Qué pedazo de cover! Qué pedazo de Solo! Sin lugar a duda el legado de Chuck Schuldiner se mantendrá inerte en el corazón de todos sus seguidores. Saludos desde Perú!
Imagine if Chuck didnt left us early...how much death metal could have evolved..
One of Priest's best songs and DEATH killz it!!! Never thought anybody could blast the vocals on this better than Halford...Chuck ripz Halford apart. RIP Chuck S
4:44 Chuck Schuldiner’s clean voice. Not that bad actually
I didn't know that his clean voice was that low
Love the way he says "KILLLAHH"
I bet he’d probably put cleans into some death songs if he was able to keep making death albums
@@THEshaggyrogers he wasnt to happy with his voice at that time and definitely was chasing after the clean vocals. There are a few TSOP demos where he does clean vocals. As well as all the control denied Demos. TSOP was originally meant to be a control denied Album so he didn't even intend to do the vocals himself there.
That's actually Rob Halford, with Chuck on backing vocals for that section.
Don't care what anyone says... that is the best metal scream in music history period.
One of the best covers EVER oh my god I could listen to this over and over all day \m/
Favorite metal cover right now might be Children of the Grave from Havok.
Why is this Deaths most views video? Because it's a cover? Many of their songs deserve more than This.
Spirit Crusher?
yeap agree.also spirit crusher is epic song.also cosmic sea and all of their songs
+LagginPotato Because Judas priest are more popular than any other metal band could dream of?
+LagginPotato who cares about you tube??..we loved them long before you tube and intenet shit
its not a cover
Chuck sounds like he could shatter glass with that falsetto
Damn the vocals during the intro are incredible
Chuck was simply the best and the most enthusiastic. This cover is one of the bests ever.
Best Cover
This used to be my alarm in high school. Never failed to wake me up hahaha
i would love to see Maiden cover this song,see if Bruce can hit those high notes.
maybe in 1985 but not now haha, love bruce to death hes my favorite frontman easily, but his voice is goin
Anyone's voice would go after that many high notes
Im the throat cancer didn't help
It IS sad....
Amo a Judast pero hay que reconocer que esta versión suena mucho mejor me encanta
Possibly the most metal six minutes in the history of the universe.
Halford's vocals just suit this song so much, no one can really match him.
I saw Priest live in 2015, Halford actually sang this song and was spot on. I was really damn impressed, it is very hard to do for anyone, let alone someone his age.
Priest forever. \m/
Pretty sure Rab Halford spits concrete. He's fucking badass.
Search the Angra cover...
But can halford growl?
0:25 is the exact timestamp of where, back when I first heard of this version of this song, that my head just exploded. It was too powerful. Still is.
Rest in Power, Chuck.
Damnn that voice is fucking amazing
holy shit after listening to Symbolic so much this shit is so different
I head over a minute of this before realizing it was a Judas Priest cover..
jesus man kkkk
I always heard the Original before the Cover, same with Van Halen covering "You really got Me", back when I was 11 maybe 12, I knew it was a Cover, I just didn't find out til later the Kinks originally did it.
Vladd Chambers I was the same with KISS and King of the Night Time World It sounded so much like a KISS song that I was amazed it was a cover
@@rafaelricharddd speak english dickhead
Today is the first time I hear this (recommended to me by youtube algorithm). And i must say, when i heard those opening vocals, I was shocked to realise they're not guitar riffs. I couldn't stop pausing and giving a standing ovation every time he hits those high notes with perfection. This is my 2nd best first-time listening experience.
that was the best shit I have ever heard
thanethagreat MORE LIKE THE *HOLY SHINING METAL SHIT*
I love priest version but this version has just shredded it to pieces awesome stuff
Desde que escuché esta versión, no volví a escuchar la original de Judas Priest, reproduje este video mas de 20 veces y no me canso de escucharla
Ahhhhhh mira tu, que bien...
me pasó lo mismo, tuve una especie de obsesión con esta canción. Si cantara así, le rompería los tímpanos a todos mis vecinos
Posta loco, se vuelve adictivo escuchar este tema.
me paso lo mismo hace años cuando escuché por primera vez...pero después de un tiempo volví a Escuchar al original y suena mejor después de todo el original es mejor...
escucha a leo Jiménez haciendo este tema en vivo painkiller
la verdad este cover es bueno me encanta pero a veces prefiero a la original
Damn! such a good cover! really interesting to see that power metal side that Chuck always wanted to do, and we see that here! interesting vocals I havent heard from him before! very good stuff
3:21 a masterpiece
Today it is 12 years since his DEATH , R.I.P. Death metal father and GOD.
Arguably one of the greatest covers of all time. I like this a lot better than the Judas Priest version
probably the best painkiller cover to exist
It's better than the original.
So when I Die this will be the soundtrack during flight to Valhalla !
During Ragnarok this song will play in my mind.
+The Patriarchy ragnarok, judgement day, the apocalypse, dawn of the end, Exitus, doom call it what you like it's coming slowly but surely
cgecko3
Exactly
+The Patriarchy cool profile pic
GalvatronDBZ Gaming
Thanks mate.
Damn, I just feel like running through my entire city with lightning speed and demolishing everything in my path with a two-handed sword using bladestorm. No CD
+Wyatt Tilley Bladestorm hard, 1 button top dps hard. Warrior coo
I cannot improve on this imagery.
My favourite song before hearing this was painkiller
My favourite song after hearing this is still painkiller...
for those who didnt realise what i meant, my favourite song before hearing this was painkiller-judas priest and now my faourite song is painkiller-death :)
RIP Chuck. You did this song so much justice. Forever and always the father of (Death) Metal.
I want the voice of Chuck Schuldiner. \m/
The ultimate heavy metal song covered by the ultimate death metal band. 🎸✨🤘
The original is about as metal as it gets, but this this is an iron-ore beam to the face!!!! RIP Chuck!!!!
IMO Richard Christy is one of THE BEST drummers in music history.
The best cover of the fucking history
00:18 - 00:29 when you stub your toe really bad
momomum I laughed harder than I should’ve
Yep.... I need a pain killer!😂
Damn! This is actually better than the original. Which I was always kinda neutral about
This version gets me going even more than the original
Cool cover, intense vocals, but I can't say they outmatched Rob Halford. Rob is the man. :)
***** ja
Anders Garvin Depends on what organization you're talking about. :)
This IS Rob Halford. It's his vocals over Death's intrumentals.
Andrew Miller No it isn't. Its Chuck from Death, not Rob.
Troy Baker Halford start to sing here 4:44 and finish here 4:57