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DEATH: 1998 Video Interview With CHUCK SCHULDINER Posted Online

May 13, 2006

DEATH's official web site, EmptyWords.org, is celebrating what would have been mainman Chuck Schuldiner's 39th birthday (May 13) with a 1998 video interview that Chuck did for Viva 2 (now Viva Plus, a German Music TV station). The interview also features extensive live footage of the show in Köln, Germany on October 8, 1998 during what turned out to be DEATH's last tour, "The Sound Of Perseverance World Tour". Check out the video in five parts at this location.

Schuldiner passed away on December 13, 2001 after a battle with pontine glioma, a rare type of brain tumor.

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