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Scream Bloody Gore

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Track Listings

Disc: 1

1	Infernal Death
2	Zombie Ritual
3	Denial of Life
4	Sacrificial
5	Mutilation
6	Regurgitated Guts
7	Baptized in Blood
8	Torn to Pieces
9	Evil Dead
10	Scream Bloody Gore
11	Beyond the Unholy Grave
12	Land of No Return

Disc: 2

1	Torn to Pieces (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
2	Legion of Doom (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
3	Scream Bloody Gore (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
4	Sacrificial (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
5	Mutilation (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
6	Land of No Return (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
7	Baptized in Blood (Scream Bloody Gore - Original Florida Session)
8	Regurgitated Guts (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
9	Sacrificial (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
10	Sacrificial - Take 2 (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
11	Torn to Pieces (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
12	Do You Love Me? V1 (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
13	Infernal Death (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
14	Zombie Ritual (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
15	Beyond the Unholy Grave (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
16	Do You Love Me? V2 (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)
17	Denial of Life (Death - Rehearsals 20-08-1986)

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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ No
Language ‏ : ‎ English
Product Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 5.6 x 4.8 x 0.4 inches; 1.6 ounces
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Relapse
Item model number ‏ : ‎ 35385926
Original Release Date ‏ : ‎ 2016
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 24, 2016
Label ‏ : ‎ Relapse
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01DD5N2KS
Country of Origin ‏ : ‎ USA
Number of discs ‏ : ‎ 2

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Andres Martinez E.

Calidad y excelente sonido

Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024

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El álbum "Scream Bloody Gore" de la banda Death fue el álbum debut de la banda lanzado en el año 1987 y es considerado como uno de los primeros y más influyentes álbumes de death metal de la historia. Esta edicion en vinilo del año 2020 me parece que tiene una excelente calidad de sonido la cual garantiza una reproducción fiel del álbum, aparte de que viene remasterizada para garantizar una mejor escucha de este bello album, muy recomendado......................

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Tom P. the Underground Navigator

An unsurpassed masterpiece; 2016 reissue is gold-standard

Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2016

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Led by a teenage outcast metalhead named Chuck Schuldiner, Death emerged from humble beginnings in Altamonte Springs, Florida in the early '80s, releasing a few garage-recorded demos over a two-year period to first test the metal waters. At some point, 19-year-old Schuldiner relocated out west to the Golden State (California), searching for new like-minded individuals to fully realize his vision. Luckily, he found the man he was looking for and more in a young 17-year-old drummer from the bay area named Chris Reifert, who shared his love for all things extreme in metal at the time. This sensation was just too potent to remain underground any longer, and were soon signed to the Combat label.

While "Scream Bloody Gore," as the group's debut long-player would come to be named, was technically not released until May of 1987, it was actually recorded in a mere couple-days-span in November of 1986, with rehearsals (one of which is contained on disc two of this set) actually beginning in the summer of '86, exactly 30 years ago at the time of this writing, and this Relapse reissue.

Words can barely express my appreciation for this particular album. It is one I grew up with, and have never stopped loving, and its impact remains undiminished by the three decades that have since passed. For starters, many facets of this record have turned up in countless extreme metal albums since: namely, down-tuned, ominous-sounding guitars, light-speed, rapid-fire drumming, and the icing on the cake being Chuck's own seething, venomous low roar, which still packs a major wallop even to this day. And yet, one thing that has often been understated about this work, and has since become almost nonexistent with so much of the sterile, cookie-cutter-sounding extreme metal releases of today, is the healthy background context of hardcore punk also at work in the mix. Throughout this LP is the sound of a dark and nightmarish reverb on the guitar that creates an atmosphere that has scarcely ever been reproduced, and was one thing that records like even "Reign in Blood" didn't have that makes me always reach for "Scream Bloody Gore" first at the end of the day. And even bands that have since been able to recreate the basic elements of the sound generally still have yet to come close to matching how musically advanced Chuck was even at this age, making him the Mozart or Bach of extreme, underground death metal. Just witness how majestic the opening passages to key tracks like "Zombie Ritual" and "Evil Dead" still sound. And then there is Chris Reifert's amazing drum performance, which again, has arguably rarely if ever been bettered. Perhaps the song "Baptized in Blood" includes the most stunning example in this regard: It contains one of the first true "blast-beat" sections in a death metal album, that groups to follow like Napalm Death and Terrorizer may have since topped in sheer aural velocity, but rarely has it ever been executed with such precision and power, that will have you cranking this particular section of the LP up to maximum volume levels for sure.

And finally, after 30 long years, this album gets the reissue that it has long deserved, that shows both love for the original recordings and utmost respect for our dearly-departed brother Chuck and his musical legacy. The remastering wisely adds nothing that hasn't always been there; it just gives the sound a little more "oomph" and bottom-end. Aside from that, the booklet is absolutely breathtaking, packed with priceless photos of Schuldiner and Reifert from back in the day, not to mention spirited and impassioned liner notes from key participants. And then, there is the one element of this record that has always been a key point of contention with many overly-self-serious and politically-correct supposed metal fans: It includes the lyrics to each and every song, in all their original, gory glory, and this time, they are not microscopic to read like they were on my old Combat CD, or censored and nonexistent like on the initial 1987 vinyl edition. The lyrics are what will separate the true underground die-hards from the casual, hypersensitive listeners of the kind of weak and watered-down, "avant-garde" melodic (so called) death metal that abounds today. Admittedly, they are pure shock-value, but let it be said that none of the imagery contained herein was any different than what you would find on your average 1986-era video store horror movie shelf. Again, groups like Carcass may have eventually crafted words technically more advanced and textbook-related, but rarely have standard gore metal lyrics been packed with this much vitriol (or been as entertaining to read).

All in all, this LP is a masterpiece, brilliant throughout its duration. (There's a reason that the original Combat vinyl version regularly changes hands for something in the neighborhood of $200.) And if you own previous CD pressings, this far-superior 2016 Relapse reissue should make them obsolete in no time; this is money well-spent. So, pop it in, and crank it up! Timeless!

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Jimmie Stone jr

Nice

Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2024

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Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2024

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Great cd

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Death Remasters vs originals in general

Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2020

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This review is for the REMASTER vs. ORIGINALS for the Death CDs.

As background, I have listened to Death since about 1992, when my uncle let me borrow his cassettes of the first 4 Death records. Since then, I have taken an interest in better audio equipment and tailoring audio to my hearing through parametric equalizing for true neutrality. In plain English, I now listen through Death through very good headphones and equipment, and have tailored it to present to my hearing a true portrayal of the sound of each record.

With that, the question here is: are the remasters worth it? Usually, I prefer original records. Too often, remixes/remasters change the sound in a plain bad way (see loudness wars for reference).

A quick glance for Death:

Scream Bloody Gore - remaster is louder and probably has less dynamic range, but sound is fundamentally unchanged. Can be worth it to you, especially with extras.
Leprosy - original is better.
Spiritual Healing - original is better.
Human - you need both the original AND the remix/remaster (this is because the original had a very different sound than previous Death records, with the guitars being massively forward, and drums and especially bass further low in the mix. Still, it was a unique way to present the music which is still enjoyable today. However, the remix/remaster actually leveled the instruments, bringing a previously unheard clarity to drums and bass, and while by definition the guitars lost a little "oomph," this version really showcases the music and is a PERFECT example of what a remix can do. I actually prefer the remix to enjoy the music, but keep the original for aggression and nostalgia.
Individual Thought Patterns - not only is the original WAY better, the remaster is ATROCIOUS, pass. The only drawback is the lower volume of the original, but STILL it is the only version to get.
Symbolic - The remaster has a slight tweak, maybe just a tad louder, which just edges out the original, but either is good.
The Sound of Perseverance - remaster has slight increased bottom end/reduced treble which slightly improves a clear but rather clinical original. I like the remaster better.

So as far as Scream Bloody Gore, I'd say you can't go wrong with either version - if you want the extras, go for the remaster, if you're a purist, hunt down the original, and if either of you can't get the version you want, the other version is fine too!

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Alexander Wagner

Truly a classic death metal album from the eighties

Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2023

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Very good and a classic death metal album

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Dumitru

good album

Reviewed in Canada on March 8, 2024

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you get what you pay for.

Alisson A.

Clássico indispensável pra quem gosta do estilo

Reviewed in Brazil on July 29, 2023

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Uma bela edição com um encarte bacana. O disco tb é estiloso. O som é uma pauleira de levantar até defunto. Muito bom. Valeu cada real. Vou comprar os outros

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