Dark Recollections

Dark Recollections

Dark Recollections

Track Listings
 
1. Dark Recollections
2. Torn Apart
3. Blasphemies of the Flesh
4. Infestation of Evil
5. Gentle Exhuming
6. Deranged from Blood
7. Mailigant Epitaph
8. Self Dissection
9. Death Evocation
10. Outro
11. Crime Against Humanity
12. Aftermath
13. Day Man Lost
14. Crime Against Humanity
15. Aftermath
16. Day Man Lost
17. Torn Apart
18. Infestation of Evil

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Dark Recollections
Average customer rating: 5 out of 5 stars
  • Where it all started
  • Carnage : "Dark Recollections"
  • "Dark" Death Metal
  • a swedish classic
Dark Recollections
Carnage
Manufacturer: Earache Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00004TSAM
Release Date: 2000-07-18

Tracks:

  1. Dark Recollections
  2. Torn Apart
  3. Blasphemies Of The Flesh
  4. Infestation Of Evil
  5. Gentle Exhuming
  6. Deranged From Blood
  7. Malignant Epitaph
  8. Self Dissection
  9. Death Evocation
  10. Outro
  11. Crime Against Humanity
  12. Aftermath
  13. The Day Man Lost
  14. Crime Against Humanity
  15. Aftermath
  16. The Day Man Lost
  17. Torn Apart
  18. Infestation Of Evil

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Where it all started.......2004-10-10

Carnage today would be somekind of superband. Featuring Michael Amott(later in Carcass, Arch Enemy and Spiritual Beggars), Matti Karki, David Blomqvist, Fred Estby(now in Dismember) and Johnny Djordevic(later in Entombed). "Dark Recollections" has something from each band.

Imagine Entombed, Dismember and Carcass together, but with a crappy sound. The album was recorded at the beginning of the 90's, where everything was starting and then would become one of the greatest death metal scenes. So, the production (or lack of) it's understandable. Besides that, is a good album. 100% raw death metal (growls, fast guitars and drums, and grotesque lyrics and environment) and all these guys playing together. What else can you ask for?

Anyway, an album with a great symbolical value. Where it all began. Listen to the Swedish pioneers!

5 out of 5 stars Carnage : "Dark Recollections".......2003-02-20

This is brutal and beyond....

Carnage are truly one of the most impressive Death Metal bands I've ever heard. I'm very into bands like Death / Entombed / At The Gates / Kreator / Massacre / Obituary / In Flames {old}/ and Carcass. I must say that this release "Dark Recollections" goes beyond anything theses bands have to offer as far as brutality is concerned.....

They sound like Entombed, and "Dark Recollections" is very similar to their classic release "Left Hand Path" IMO. It's a very, very nice piece of work. I think it's safe to say that this release is one, if not the most impressive piece of Death Metal ever. It's that good....

Carnage only lasted a very short time, and this is their only available release. The former memebers of Carnage also went on to form and join other bands likes of Dismember/Carcass/and Entombed. That should give you a very good idea of what to expect here.

It's a mixure of all three of those bands in one, and let me tell you, it's incredible to say the least. The vocals are straight from hell, and the musicianship is very good. I wish these guys would have stayed together longer. They would undoubtably be considered one of the best Death Metal bands ever IMO.....

This is pure brutality, and if you've never heard Carnage, you're in for a real treat. This is easily worth five stars IMO, and nothing I've heard comes close to this in comparison....

CARNAGE RULES!!!!!

5 out of 5 stars "Dark" Death Metal.......2000-12-14

Yes, my fellow head bangers, if you like groups like Sufforcation, Obitutary,and Broken Hope, but preffur to listen to dark sounds such as the music of the Dark Metal band Sinister, then this is your album! It is a must have for your death metal library. So far it is the heaviest album that I own in the form of music and the lyrics don't fall too far behind. This album was one of my first albums purchased when death metal was on the rise, and to this day I have not found an album that yet has to compete with their tactical style. The group no longer exist in this format, so this is a collector's piece. The group Dismember is made of some of the members, such as the lead vocals, but you will not get the "crunch" from this set up that you will get from Carnage. This album will not disappoint you unless you are just a satanist, and/or you like your music to be just plain evil. This is the closest that you are going to get to "Satanic" Death Metal(Black/Dark Metal) without stepping over the line. BIG NUTT

5 out of 5 stars a swedish classic.......2000-07-21

this ranks right up there entombed's left hand path as one of the godfather albums of swedish death metal, though it is not often named as such. much of carnage's members went on to become dismember. that there should clue you in on the sound. and speaking of sound, yes it has the "sunlight" sound on guitars. what else can you say... a classic.
Dark Recollections
Average customer rating: 4 out of 5 stars
  • Classic
Dark Recollections
Carnage
Manufacturer: Relativity
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B00000E724
Release Date: 1992-05-05

Tracks:

  1. Dark Recollections
  2. Torn Apart
  3. Blasphemies of the Flesh
  4. Infestation of Evil
  5. Gentle Exhuming
  6. Deranged from Blood
  7. Malignant Epitaph
  8. Self Dissection
  9. Death Evocation
  10. Outro
  11. Crime Against Humanity
  12. Aftermath
  13. Day Man Lost
  14. Crime Against Humanity
  15. Aftermath
  16. Day Man Lost
  17. Torn Apart
  18. Infestation of Evil

Customer Reviews:

4 out of 5 stars Classic.......2003-04-12

This album is along the same lines as old MASSACRE, or old CANNIBAL CORPSE when they used to be good. Just good solid death metal. The riffs are simple, but technical at the same time. If you are looking for some good "Old School" death metal this is a must have.
Deathbed Recollections
Average customer rating: Not rated
    Deathbed Recollections
    J.C. & Anphibius
    Manufacturer: Kiss Chase
    ProductGroup: Music
    Binding: Audio CD

    GeneralGeneral | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music
    ASIN: B00008LMHI
    Release Date: 2002-10-01

    Tracks:

    1. Social Spring Cleaning
    2. Schoolgirl Out Of Uniform
    3. My Yankee Fever
    4. Watchable
    5. The Worm That Turned On
    6. Something I Forgot
    7. Slide Into
    8. Year Of Pain
    9. Birthday Miss Gifting
    10. From Decadence To Decay/Interlude
    11. Entire Lyric - Honestly!
    12. The Guttersnipes Song
    13. History

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    1. Death & Insanity
    2. Demon Preacher
    3. Destined for Failure
    4. Domain of Death [Clean] [Explicit Lyrics]
    5. Dopamine [Extra tracks] [Import]
    6. East
    7. Easy Action
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    9. Eternal Winter's Prophecy [Import]
    10. Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses

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