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Jesus Wept: The Roadrunner Years (Uk)
Artist:
Suffocation
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Liege of Inveracity
2. Effigy of the Forgotten
3. Infecting the Crypts
4. Seeds of the Suffering
5. Habitual Infamy
6. Reincremation
7. Mass Obliteration
8. Involuntary Slaughter
9. Jesus Wept
10. Beginning of Sorrow
11. Breeding the Spawn
12. Epitaph of the Credulous
13. Marital Decimation
14. Prelude to Repulsion
15. Anomalistic Offerings
16. Ornaments of Decrepancy
17. Ignorant Deprivation
18. Pierced from Within
19. Thrones of Blood
20. Depths of Depravity
21. Suspended in Tribulation
22. Torn Into Enthrallment
23. The Invoking
24. Synthetically Revived
25. Brood of Hatred
26. Breeding the Spawn
More Info:
26 track, 3-disc set from death metal innovators Suffocation featuring their first three full length studio albums released on Roadrunner Records in the 1990s. CD 1 features their classic 1991 full length recording 'Effigy of the Forgotten', while CD 2 features the follow up 'Breeding the Spawn', originally released in 1993. The final disc, CD 3, features the band's 1995 savage full length return to form 'Pierced From Within'. Formed in 1988 in New York, Suffocation's first release was the seismic 'Human Waste' EP which surfaced via the fledgling Relapse Records in 1991. Subsequently signed to Roadrunner, the band recorded their debut album with legendary producer Scott Burns at the infamous Morrisound Studios in Florida, and laid down the blueprint for what was to become known as 'slam' metal, a version of death metal featuring characteristic 'breakdowns' that often prefaced a furious blastbeat or tempo change. Follow up 'Breeding the Spawn' was hampered by a muddy production, but the band reclaimed their position in the scene with 'Pierced from Within', reuniting with Burns at Morrisound to create a death metal masterpiece. The band split in 1998, only to make a startling comeback in 2003, since when they have released a series of compelling albums and become rightfully respected as one of the most influential pioneers of death metal. This release is complemented with the addition of liner notes from writer David Gehlke, who conducted a brand new interview with original guitarist Doug Cerrito.
