Death By Metal - DVD

Death: Death By Metal version on DVD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in USA in publishing company MVD Visual on 20. July 2018.

Product information DEATH is not the first name in death metal for nothing. Here comes the probing and pulsating rock documentary DEATH BY METAL, which peels back the palm fronds of DEATH's early days in Altamonte Springs, Florida, and hooks the narrative hook into hard-headed juggler Chuck Schuldiner for fifteen satisfying, if sometimes frustrating, years. As the small steps become giant leaps, so does the growing stable of supporting players, who continually shine in their own mischievous light. The excitement grows as Schuldiner, his band and the world around him evolves, and the music becomes more outrageous and bombastic. The threat of DEATH varies from a simple zombie attack to multi-headed mega-monsters hell-bent on devouring entire planets. Then suddenly Chuck just disappears and the lights go out. The formula of band movies dictates that victory is snatched from the clutches of death in the final act. This is where things get weird. Chuck Schuldiner died at the lowest ebb of heavy metal, and perhaps at the quietest moment of his own career. The guitar demon in the pussycat shirt no longer rises to tour county fairs, toss off one-liners on late-night TV and jam with Judas Priest at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. But this documentary itself joins reissues, partial reunion tours and an international revival as part of DEATH's decade-long rise to their rightful place. Reading these words and watching this film, Chuck Schuldiner and DEATH return to glory, and the legend itself becomes an eternal encore. Metal Muth Bonus Materials: A Tribute to Jane Schuldiner Art & Aesthetic Input by Shannon & Richard When Man & Machine Collide Shooting Video Lack of Comprehension - Behind the Scenes A brief history of the early Tampa "scene" Origins of Autopsy & Sadus Origins of Obituary Includes over 20 exclusive interviews Prologue by Ian Christe, cover notes by Chris Reifert, Steve DiGiorgio and Richard Christy Over an hour of extended interviews and more.

Album spans genres Rock, Death Metal and Progressive Metal.