Death -Symbolic - (1995)

1.Symbolic

2.Zero Tolerance

3. Empty Words

4. Sacred Serenity

5.1,000 Eyes

6.Without Judgement

7. Crystal Mountain

8.Misanthrope

9.Perennial Quest

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Death

Death was a death metal band from the United States originated in Orlando, Florida, founded in 1983 and considered one of the leading developers and distributors of the genre. Their lead singer and guitarist Chuck Schuldiner was one of the first to actively use guttural vocals and his guitar technique is cited as inspiration by many musicians.

 Chuck Schuldiner was born on Long Island, on May 13, 1967. The son of Jewish parents, his family moved to Florida the following year of his birth. Schuldiner had a brother (Frank) and sister (Bethann), both older than him.

Chuck began playing at nine years old. His brother, 16 years had suffered a fatal accident, so his parents bought a guitar to Chuck, as a consolation. Took classical guitar lessons for less than a year, however, did not like them, and decided to stop. His parents then bought a guitar and gave him a gift, and that's when Chuck fell in love. He won an amplifier and hooked on the instrument, not stopping to play and write songs for a single day.

It was very inspired by bands like Iron Maiden, Kiss and Billy Idol, among others. He was a big fan of the NWOBHM movement and their favorite bands were of that style. Slayer, Possessed and Metallica are just examples of influences that Chuck has spent more in his own band, though his mother heard Chuck say that all types of music except country and rap.