Audio CD review:
Death - Scream Bloody Gore

Death - Scream Bloody Gore

Band: Death Title: Scream Bloody Gore Rating: Release Date: 01 July, 1991 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Infernal Death 2: Zombie Ritual 3: Denial Of Life 4: Sacrifial 5: Mutilation 6: Regurgitated Guts 7: Baptized In Blood 8: Torn To Pieces 9: Evil Dead 10: Scream Bloody Gore 11: Bonus 12: Bonus

Customer Reviews Nerve Shattering I think that says it all. After the hell nightmare/alimentary eruption that was listening to Scream Bloody Gore, and the apoplectic aftermath of my nervous system wore off, I took a break to inventory my body parts and write my will. A comedy masterpiece! Any time I hear a snippet of any song off this CD, I can't help but find myself rolling around on the floor! This is pure noise with not one ounce of talent or musicianship, and yet, I love it! I mean, that was their goal, after all! To make a metal CD so extreme, it could only possibly be construed as one big joke! You can't go wrong with any track off this CD. I love joke metal bands, and Death were one of the greatest. This stuff is way funnier than Spinal Tap or Tenacious D ever did. You can take that to the bank! STAY METAL! And prepare to laugh your head off! . CLASSIC. It says John Hand plays guitar, while it says Chuck Schuldiner plays guitar and bass. Before I start this review, I honestly believe there's a misprint on the credits in the album sleeve. Since Chuck is the genius behind death, and that the bass is audible in every song, I honestly believe Chuck did all the guitar in this album while John Hand played bass. Now that I got that out of the way, I've been kicking myself over the last few days for not buying this earlier. This is Death's fastest and most unrelenting album, its the "Reign in Blood" for their discography. Chuck's gruesome lyrics and vocals are just awesome, and his super fast guitar riffs and solos will leave every hair in your body standing. I think John Hand played the bass and the basslines are audible and very good. Chris Reifert is certainly no slouch behind the kit, as his drumming is very fast yet stays with Chuck's ultra-fast guitar playing. If you want metal ballads, you've come to the wrong place. I love every song on here, but my favorites have to be "Infernal Death," "Zombie Ritual," "Sacrificial," and "Scream Bloody Gore. " Best album of 1987, along with Sepultura's "Schizophrenia. " If "Reign in Blood" is in your favorite album list, pick "Scream Bloody Gore" up ASAP!! . . You can see a complete list of all Death discography, or go back to the Death tabs