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Butchered at Birth | 
| Artist: Cannibal Corpse
Label: Metal Blade
Category: Music
List Price: $11.98
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Rating:  9 reviews
Sales Rank: 20358
Format: Enhanced
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 5.6 x 5 x 0.5
MPN: 14426
UPC: 039841442625
EAN: 0039841442625
ASIN: B00006LSMF
Release Date: October 22, 2002
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Tracks:
| • | Meat Hook Sodomy | | • | Gutted | | • | Living Dissection | | • | Under The Rotted Flesh | | • | Covered With Sores | | • | Vomit The Soul | | • | Butchered At Birth | | • | Rancid Amputation | | • | Innards Decay | | • | Covered With Sores (Bonus Song) |
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| Customer Reviews: Read 4 more reviews...
 BRUTAL AS F#%K January 29, 2008
DURGAZ
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Main Entry: bru tal
Pronunciation: \brue-tl\
Function: adjective
1: archaic: typical of beasts : animal
2: befitting a brute: as a: grossly ruthless or unfeeling b: cruel cold-blooded c: harsh severe
THIS IS THE SICKEST, SEEDIEST, MOST BRUTAL DEATH METAL RECORD EVER. At least, I think. Don't try and (or do) tell me anything about the likes of any other major bands or records, I've sampled 'em all. It took me a while to get used to this record; it's so brutal it was hard to listen to and the abundant canniblast put me off at first.
Cannibal Corpse reached the pinnacle of brutal death metal with this record, and all that was left for the genre to do was go in a more technical direction, every release being faster, more technical, more complex, more "brutal", meanwhile it didn't work. More technical = less brutal/primitive. More technical = more sophisticated, and sophistication is the opposite quality of the brute.
CANNIBAL F_CKING CORPSE
Killer June 27, 2003
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
At first, I didn't like this album much, but then I actually listened to it a bit more. Gutted(The Song) inspired me to buy it. The drumming absolutely tears up anything CC have produced after this album(Haven't heard EBTL), brutal. I'd say this album lives up to Tomb Of The Mutilated, or at least pretty close. The vocals aren't as sick but the musicianship is fantastic. Basically, if you like CC, you'll like this album, especially the psychotic double bass pedal blasting :) The remaster features a video which I have yet to make function on both of the newer remasteres, and a live song(Covered With Sores) with vocals by Corpsegrinder.
Trying To Even Things Out December 27, 2002
ShawnReznor (Kansas)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I'd recommend the remaster of Eaten Back To Life over this cd, but I'd still give this cd about 4 stars. It gets a bit repetitive here and there, but it's a very good cd overall. The remastering helped considerably. The bass is still buried under everything else (which is unfortunate, because Alex is the best thing this band ever had), but the guitar sound is much improved. I'm giving it 5 stars to help even it out a bit, thanks to a couple of ignorant twits that didn't justify their poor reviews. I'd recommend the remaster of Eaten Back To Life over this cd.
90/100, Taking the brutality to a new level. March 24, 2009
Robert Thompson (Under Your Bed!!!)
This is Cannibal Corpse's brutal follow up to their debut, Eaten Back To Life. They really start to come into their own as a band with this release. This album is heavier and more brutal than their debut, and still ranks among the heaviest death metal albums of all time. It also has what is probably the best death metal album artwork of all time. The guitars shred nonstop until your ears bleed. The bass is great if you can hear it, but it's really difficult because it's buried under everything else. The drums are top notch and incredibly creative as always. Chris Barnes tries to go even lower on this album and does a really great job overall. My favorite tracks on here are "Meat Hook Sodomy", "Covered With Sores", and "Vomit The Soul". The remastering makes everything much more clear and greatly improves the album as a whole. This is one of the best death metal albums of all time and really deserves a listen.
 TOTAL COOKIE MONSTER VOCALS May 24, 2009
Clayton Acklin (san franicsco)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
cant believe kids like this.....it sounds like the cookie monster singing along to some bad metal....the album covers are very entertaining and thats pretty much it...if you want real metal, listen to Winger......haha just kidding.....kids, please just listen to Slayer....no gimicks with those guys....the read deal...this is just trying to be scary, and it is not scaring me....
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