The Best of Grindcore & Destruction

The Best of Grindcore & Destruction

Track Listings

1. Martyr - Fear Factory

2. Memories Remain - Obituary

3. Contemptuous - Napalm Death

4. Twisted Truth - Pestilence

5. Sacrificial Suicide - Deicide

6. Suffer for Our Sins - Cancer

7. Stench of Paradise Burning - Disincarnate

8. Liege of Inveracity - Suffocation

9. Matando Gueros - Brujeria

The Best of Grindcore & Destruction,Various Artists,Priority Records,90's,Death Metal/Black Metal,Grindcore,Heavy Metal,Popular Music,Rock,Thrash

Fate: The Best of Death
Average customer rating:

Overall good

This "Best Of..." CD got me into death metal...

I WILL TRULY MISS THIS LEGENDARY BAND.

I don't have much to say about this album...

Death is the pioneer of modern grind core

Fate: The Best of Death
Death
Manufacturer: Relativity
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Spiritual Healing

ASIN: B000003BWE
Release Date: 1992-08-04

Tracks:

Zombie Ritual
Together As One
Open Casket
Spiritual Healing
Mutilation
Suicide Machine
Altering The Future
Baptized In Blood
Left To Die
Pull The Plug

Customer Reviews:

Overall good.......2006-05-22

Noramlly I hate best of/compilation albums for bands that are still active and/or for bands that have been around less than ten years. Here we have just that...except for one thing, its not that bad a compilation, it's done quite well.

On Death's previous releases they have tons of great songs of the four albums...and a good many that stand out. This compilation has managed to capture all the songs that stand out among the barrage of allready good Death songs up to this point. They included the best of Screaming Bloody Gore: Zombie Ritual, Mutilation. The best of Leprosy: Open Casket, Pull the Plug. The best of Human: Suicide Machine, Together As One. They messed up on Spirtual Healing though...the band didn't put on Living Monstrosity, the most powerful song of the band from that album. Aside from that they captured everything up to this point well without polluting the album with 15 plus tracks.

This album is easy to find new and used, for cheap... it's a great record you can get for around 5 bucks to see if you will like Death's earlier stuff. Other than this though it serves no purpose. It's put together well... and aside from a missing track or two that should be on here it's done well. This though serves no purpose to Death fans who, or will, own death's albums...for that I take off points.

This "Best Of..." CD got me into death metal..........2004-01-25

...along with Obituary's "Cause of Death," and I would highly recommend both! FYI, if you didn't already know, James Murphy, who played lead/rhythm guitars on Death's third release, "Spiritual Healing" ("Altering the Future" and the title track are featured on this CD), also previously played on Obituary's "Cause of Death," his only appearance with each respective band. I actually listened to songs off of both CDs for the first time on the same day. It was just before leaving to go to a Dio concert, and by the time I got to the concert, I wanted to listen to music that was a little "heftier" than Ronnie James Dio! Anyway, I was always a traditional metalhead: I graduated from high school in the mid-80's and listened to the hard rock/heavy metal of the times (Sabbath, Maiden, Testament, Slayer, etc.), although I tried to expand my metal listening tastes as time went on. I never actually liked what I perceived to be "death metal," which, to me, seemed like some guy barking and growling indecipherable "vocals" into a microphone; I had always prefered the "guitar virtuoso" metal and the like. On the other hand, perhaps through my own anger and frustation at some aspects of my life at the time, I wanted to experience harder, heavier, more driving music than what traditional metal provided. My eyes were opened when I first heard Death's horror movie influenced "Zombie Ritual," the first song on "Fate" and arguably Death's best song of all time. I had to have more! The entire CD is a great compilation, comprising the band's first four CDs, although I recommend listening to subsequent releases, as this band progressively gets better and better, although I wouldn't recommend that first-timers and fledglings start with something like "Sound of Perseverance".... Getting back to "Fate," this CD offers a comprehensive musical glimpse of the band up to their "Human" release, and of the death metal genre in general, so-named because of this band. If I had to select songs for this "Best of" compilation, I probably would have substituted "Evil Dead" for "Baptised in Blood" or Mutilation," all off of Death's first release, "Scream Bloody Gore." I would have also tried to get the title track of "Leprosy," or even "Choke on it," (same CD--"Leprosy") on this compilation, even if it meant adding more tracks! I'm sure that other listeners would want to add favorites of their own! If you're wondering whether this band is for you, check out this CD! For example, for those of you who like heavy, driving guitars and bass and a monstrously fast double bass drum line, check out "Open Casket," which also features some insightful, even somewhat comical, sad-but-true lyrics; for those of you that prefer deeper, more meaningful lyrics, check out "Spiritual Healing" and "Altering the Future;" for those of you that prefer heavy music in general, complete with complex guitar rythms, exciting tempo changes, intricate and thrilling guitar solos, along with a bottom end that almost leads more than follows...check out this CD! Then buy the rest of Death's CDs, at least from "Leprosy" forward! As for the "growling" vocals, I'll admit that they take a little getting used to, especially for a first-timer or someone like me who, at first, always "hated" death metal prior to this discovery, but you can actually understand them with with this band. Over time, as the band grew and changed line-ups, the lyrics became more thoughtful and, in turn, more thought-provoking. In any case, look past the "vocals" if you have to, because the musicianship on all of Death's CDs is far too superior to most metal bands to pass up! Finally, to echo what other reviewers have said: RIP Chuck, you are a musical genius and you could always find the greatest musicians to play on your records! You will always live through Death!

I WILL TRULY MISS THIS LEGENDARY BAND........2003-12-16

This is a great compilation with many of deaths classic songs and is a great way to introduce new fans to this killer band.I would recommend getting the first four albums to truly get a feel for this band.Chuck schuldiner was a brilliant musician who will be forever remembered for his passion and talent.LONG LIVE DEATH!!!

I don't have much to say about this album..........2001-06-09

...other than that it contains some of Death's classic material. You really have to get their first four albums though in order to get all of their best material. What I really want to say is that many people don't realize that the genre was named after the band, not the other way around. Death are truly one of originators. What really sets Death apart from, say, Morbid Angel, is their lyrics. This stuff is very controversial and shockingly intelligent for a metal band, although Metallica should be given credit for their social commentary as well. It's clear that Schuldiner does not want his words to fall upon deaf ears. Perhaps that's why he sings with a style that is surprisingly easy to decipher. The only way that early Morbid Angel keeps up with early Death is that it surpasses it in atmosphere. Overall, these early compositions are superior in many ways to those of early Morbid Angel, although both bands would become very progressive and melodic later on. It's interesting how Schuldiner can repeat a phrase like "torn to pieces" over and over again, and yet it sounds like so much more. This is definitely worth having if you want your death metal collection to be even remotely respectable...

Death is the pioneer of modern grind core.......2000-03-23

This album is a collection of the greatest songs by Death. Often imitated but never equalled. It starts out with what I believe their best song "Zombie Ritual" and ends with the classic "Pull the Plug", and in between there is not one bad song. One best of that is truly the best of one of the best. And I saw them live a couple times, and Chuck actually sings while he's playing his leads! Get this album if you're into this genre.

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Best of Brujeria righ here, all I need from them. Good album
a crushing best of set from a great band.
Today Brujerizmo for you satanism
Brujeria

The Best of Brujeria
Brujeria
Manufacturer: Roadrunner Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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Brujeria - Mextremist! Greatest Hits
Brujerizmo
Matando Güeros
Corridos de Muerte
Raza Odiada

ASIN: B0000C7PWZ
Release Date: 2003-09-23

Tracks:

Pura de Venta
Leyes Narcos
Matando Gueros
Castigo del Brujo
Sacrificio
Padre Nuestro
Raza Odiada (Pito Wilson)
Ley de Plomo
Colas de Rata
Hechando Chingasos (Grenudo Locos II)
Migra (Cruza la Frontera II)
Consejos Narcos
Brujerizmo
Vayan Sin Miedo
Pititis, Te Invoco
Laboratorio Cristalitos
Division del Norte
Anti-Castro
Desmadre
Ritmos Satanicos

Album Description

2003 compilation for the infamous Mex-metal act. 20 remastered tracks including 'Brujerizmo', 'Matando Gueros' & 'La Ley De Plomo'. Liner notes by Hank Willams III (Superjoint Ritual). Roadrunner.

Customer Reviews:

Best of Brujeria righ here, all I need from them. Good album.......2005-09-29

What I like about Brujeria is the mythical aspect of the band, lol. I know basically that they are members from other bands, most are actually white people and not mexican or hispanic. But, I like to make pretend that they are racist and hardcore mexicans playing metal with crushing bass. Very cool to imagine. My three favorite songs are tracks 7, 12, and 13. Love banging my head to this album, great heavy stuff. Vocals by Juan Brujo combined with the Bass riff attack - Pricless! This album has all my fav songs, was better off getting this later on than rebuying the regular albums. Great buy for Brujeria fans who just want to get down to the point and spare buying all the albums.

a crushing best of set from a great band........2004-07-09

Brujeria is an amazing band with a great sense of humor. Some songs will make you laugh when you find out what them mean, because they're just so silly sounding. If you speak spanish, this will be that much more enjoyable, but I know almost no spanish, and still love many of their songs.

Today Brujerizmo for you satanism.......2004-01-07

i have to say Brujerizmo is my fav song by all the songs on this cd this is the best cd i like every song it took me a long time to find this cd now i got it liek a moth or 2 ago and i love it if u r gonna get in to brujeria i recomend this cd its the best and if u traslate the brujerizmo song its amazing! good thing ur parents dont kno what it means lol

Brujeria.......2003-09-30

Another Brujeria Album Yes!!! This new album contains the greatest hits from Brujeria, If you're a big fan like me you won't find it interesting, I would recommend you to get Mextremist instead of this, cuz in Mextremist you will get the Greatest Hits plus some new a unreleased songs and also the CD has 3 Brujerias videos.

So If you're trying to get this Album, Think Again Because Mextremist Is Better......

Tracks:

Martyr - Fear Factory
Memories Remain - Obituary
Contemptuous - Napalm Death
Twisted Truth - Pestilence
Sacrificial Suicide - Deicide
Suffer for Our Sins - Cancer
Stench of Paradise Burning - Disincarnate
Liege of Inveracity - Suffocation
Matando Gueros - Brujeria

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Well...the best of the best.

Best of Carcass
Carcass
Manufacturer: Earache Records
ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

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ASIN: B000007VBH
Release Date: 2001-02-26

Tracks:

Genital Grinder
Regurgitation of Giblets
Reek of Putrefaction
Exhume to Consume
Embryonic Necropsy and Devourment
Inpropagation
Corporeal Jigsore Quandary
Incarnated Solvent Abuse
Buried Dreams
Heartwork
This Mortal Coil
Death Certificate
Rot 'N' Roll
Keep on Rotting in the Free World
Tomorrow Belongs to Nobody
Polarised
Generation Hexed
RXXK the Vote
Edge of Darkness
Emotional Flatline
Ever Increasing Circles
Blood Splattered Banner
I Told You So (Corporate Rock Really Does Suck)
Buried Dreams
No Love Lost
Rot 'N' Roll
Edge of Darkness
Corporeal Jigsore Quandary
Incarnated Solvent Abuse
Exhume to Consume
Carnal Forge
Heartwork

Album Description

Limited edition (10,000 only) Japanese release for the speedmetal legends featuring 32 of their finest: 18 key tracksfrom the first five albums on one CD; 14 rare tracks on thesecond, culled from 'Wake Up And Smell The... Carcass', theBBC's 'Friday Rock S

Album Details

Japanese Exclusive Release Limited to 10,000 Copies Worldwide. Disc One features a Best of Collection, and Disc Two Combines Material from a Previous Rarities Collection plus 'wake Up and Smell the Carcass'.

Customer Reviews:

Well...the best of the best........2001-03-25

Finally, I have this double cd on my hands!.. I'm one of those fans who have to have everything and this compilation wouldn't be the exception. The value of the CD is more symbolic, and it's a collectible item so, if you're a Carcass die-hard fan you'll surely appreciate this. Detailed track list and description on Editorial Reviews. The booklet presents lyrics (Japanese and English) and history of the band (sorry, only in Japanese).It also has only a couple of photos("Wake up..." has lots more). The first album is a compilation, sort of "Best of...", from all Carcass albums. The second is the CD with "rarities". If you have all Carcass albums, from "Reek of putrefaction" up to "Wake up..." you won't find anything new here. What it's new and WON'T find anywhere else, are five old-live recordings, from two different eras. "Corporeal Jigsore quandary", "Incarnated solvent abuse" and "Exhume to consume", and "carnal forge" and "Heartwork". These last two taken from a show in Japan. The old live recordings sound much better than the new ones (they could sound much better, maybe these recordings weren`t supposed to appear on an album)...

Anyway. This double CD rules!!!Only for fans!!!It will make you feel a special one.