Death - Symbolic (1995) [Remastered]

Artist : Death
Country : USA
Release : Symbolic [Remastered]
Year : 1995
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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If you think death metal lyrics are limited to blood, gore and morbid subject matter think again. The 1995 album ‘Symbolic’ from death metal pioneers Death represents a brilliant intellectual transcendence of the so-called boundaries of death metal. The lyrics are poetic, thought-provoking and downright philosophical, dealing with loss of privacy, loss of innocence, spirituality, social issues and the search for truth. In fact, Death’s founding member and vocalist/guitarist/songwriter Chuck Schuldiner had developed a growing disinterest in the death metal scene by 1995 and later left Death behind to record two albums with his new band Control Denied.

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Death - Spiritual Healing (1990) [Remastered]

Artist : Death
Country : USA
Release : Spiritual Healing [Remastered]
Year : 1990
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Digitally remastered and expanded two CD edition of this 1990 album from the Florida-based Death Metal band including a bonus disc of previously unreleased recordings (demos, rehearsals, etc). Spiritual Healing was the last album to feature bassist Terry Butler and drummer Bill Andrews.

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Death - Human (1991) [Deluxe Edition]

Artist : Death
Country : USA
Release : Human [Deluxe Edition]
Year : 1991
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Death was unquestionably one of the, and arguably the primary innovators of the death metal genre, but it was with this album that Death truly built their legacy as one of the greatest metal bands ever. This marked a new phase for Death, turning them from a band into essentially a Chuck Schulinder solo project, with every song on this album, and all future Death albums, being written by Chuck alone. This also marked the beginning of a series of releases of rare, extraordinary quality culminating in the release of the phenemenol Sound of Perseverance, which I consider to be the best Death album, and one of the few greatest albums ever recorded by anyone.

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Death - Scream Bloody Gore (1987) [Remastered]

Artist : Death
Country : USA
Release : Scream Bloody Gore [Remastered]
Year : 1987
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Chuck Schuldiner will be remembered as one of the most innovative and truly talented performers in all of extreme metal. It's a bit of a shame though, that in the latter part of his all-too-short life, he had pretty much disowned some of his earlier accomplishments, one of which was Death's cult-classic debut album, 'Scream Bloody Gore'. Because while it may not be as technically accomplished or as brainiac as, say, 'Symbolic', this album pretty much launched a whole new metal subculture and still stands as a definitive example of the term "death metal".

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Death - Leprosy (1988) [Remastered]

Artist : Death
Country : USA
Release : Leprosy [Remastered]
Year : 1988
Genre : Heavy Metal
File Type : mp3 320

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Along with Metallica's "Kill 'Em All" and Slayer's "Reign In Blood," this is the most pure form of metal ever. This is metal the way it was meant to be played, and many bands wouldn't be around today were it not for Death. "Leprosy" is an ultra-..., in your face, drive you through the ground sludgefest. Songs like "Born Dead" and "Primitive Ways" just bludgeon you with their raw brutality. Chuck Schuldiner and Rick Rozz are a great guitar duo.

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Death - Live In Eindhoven '98 (2001)

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Artist :       Death
Country :     USA
Release :     Live In Eindhoven '98
Year :           2001
Genre :       Heavy Metal
File Type :   mp3 320

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 The band named Death contained so many different musicians (almost 20) under the volatile stewardship of obstinate frontman Chuck Schuldiner, that it's remarkable any lineup ever held together long enough to go out on tour. But, in fact, Death was one of the hardest touring metal bands of their ilk, even though testimonials of the band's live prowess were anything but legion, and Schuldiner himself decided to go AWOL on one infamous occasion (nearly scuttling a high-profile European tour with Kreator, completed by his soon-to-be henchmen and a few hired guns). Perhaps it was the sour taste left by that experience, perhaps not, but this may explain why Death's entire career through to final studio album, The Sound of Perseverance, in 1998, was never interrupted by an official in-concert release. All that would change in the ensuing years, however, when Schuldiner was stricken with a deadly brain tumor whose treatment demanded funds well beyond the means of a typical American musician without life insurance. So along with a smattering of concerts and other charity events, 2001's Live in Eindhoven 1998 was essentially made available to help cover Schuldiner's mounting hospital bills, and this goes a long way toward justifying its largely unimpressive traits.

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