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bucky01403

Posted 6/11/2007 3:39:48 PM

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aspect (5/21/2007)

Chuck was one of the best songwriters in heavy metal, I think. Death (from 1991) had such a strong melodic nature, with beautiful phrasing and ample brutality (haha).

My taste in metal has moved to more "extreme" styles, yet I come back time and again to Death's music. I can see timelessness in it. Schuldiner was obviously heavily influenced by classic metal, and rendered that influence into a unique and heavier art.

chris aspect

My thoughts exactly, Chuck was and still is a God, RIP. Truly only the good die young.

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voodoo

Posted 6/12/2007 11:05:23 AM

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Wellllll, not all the good die young. The British Air Raid Siren is still kickin.... BigGrin

As long as I got Rock n Roll I'm forever young

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Posted 6/12/2007 1:24:22 PM

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voodoo (6/12/2007)

Wellllll, not all the good die young. The British Air Raid Siren is still kickin.... BigGrin

Only the good die young
All the eeeeeevil seem to live forever

Sadly, that's true a lot of times. RIP Chuck.

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Posted 6/16/2007 10:21:08 PM

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If Chuck was still alive, do you think Death would still be kicking ass or would he really have gone for Control Denied full time?

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Jeremy

Posted 6/16/2007 10:49:28 PM

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He said that Death wouldn't have been completely disolved. Just not really as active. But there would have been a possibility.

But at least Death ended with THE perfect swansong.

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Posted 6/16/2007 11:21:44 PM

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Metalhead87 (6/16/2007)

He said that Death wouldn't have been completely disolved. Just not really as active. But there would have been a possibility.

But at least Death ended with THE perfect swansong.

Very true.

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Posted 6/17/2007 8:03:18 AM

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Metalhead87 (6/16/2007)

He said that Death wouldn't have been completely disolved. Just not really as active. But there would have been a possibility.

But at least Death ended with THE perfect swansong.

I have personally never read what Chuck had said about the two bands, but I definitely would have though Control Denied would have been his priority had he not died. Just seemed like his taste in music had changed enough over time causing Death (the band) to be holding him back a little. A musician can only go so far with a band called Death. He must have felt that Control Denied offered him a completely different outlet.

As long as I got Rock n Roll I'm forever young

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paranoidmexican009

Posted 6/17/2007 8:05:04 AM