Death - Flattening Of Emotions (Live in Eindhoven 1998) (High Quality) video free download
Recorded at the Dynamo Open Air 1998 show and has not been edited.
It was the first live appearance of the 'Sound Of Perseverance' line-up:
Chuck Schuldiner - Vocals / Guitar
Shannon Hamm - Guitar
Scott Clendenin - Bass
Richard Christy - Drums
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1. The Philosopher
2. Trapped In A Corner
3. Crystal Mountain
4. Suicide Machine
5. Together As One
6. Zero Tolerance
7. Lack Of Comprehension
8. Flesh And The Power It Holds
9. Flattening Of Emotions
10. Spirit Crusher
11. Pull The Plug
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Comments
9 years ago
Paula Wehbe
your thoughts?9 years ago
Paula Wehbe
your thoughts?9 years ago
DEATH
your thoughts?9 years ago
Chris Lewis
Christy is an amazing drummer and always will be (in my opinion) the best, but this is a good example of why you trigger bass drums in live settings as big as this, I can barely hear the double bass and the mics just cant pick up the kicks at that speed.9 years ago
Oi mali dzoni
Metalac nisam i nikad necu biti ali njega cu uvek slusati jer ovo je muzika sa stilom!9 years ago
Emilio Manfal
This is what I call great musicians!9 years ago
Miguel Lara
You are truly alive still, Chuck.9 years ago
victor torres montalba
no le da para hacer el solo de masvidal joaojajoa9 years ago
bizzles44
Can't believe chuck is able to play this shit AND sing like that at the same time. It hurts my fingers just watching him play that riff for the chorus, that's a talented motherfucker right there9 years ago
Deathrasher
The Reinert beastiality is missing here9 years ago
cooliovasquez
Paul Masvidal is so much better than Shannon Hamm that it isn't even funny.9 years ago
Damián Warbeast
Brutal10 years ago
Paul Papariella
Definitely one of the best songs from one if the best death albums.10 years ago
george dorjee
Death !!10 years ago
Balooooooooooon
Death keeps me alive10 years ago
Dr. Otto Octavius
"Less known* metal bands."10 years ago
iCakeify
Nah, they're post-metal. Post-hardcore are bands like Fugazi and At The Drive-In, but the genre seems to have been about as corrupted as the words "emo" and "screamo".10 years ago
iCakeify
Nah. There's way more metal bands now, but it doesn't sell, so you actually have to look for yourself.10 years ago
Bernie Bernard
Post-hardcore => Cult of Luna, Fall of Efrafa, etc...10 years ago
