Your journey into gory death metal begins with “Cannibal Corpse.” These metal veterans have been talking about unspeakable horrors for 30 years now and stand out as the go to example of their genre. On this episode Dan, Geoff, and Joe take the full journey from Eaten Back to Life all the way through Red Before Black. Is Cannibal Corpse the most extreme shock rock band? Is Corpsegrinder better than Barnes? Is there really a discernible difference between thrash and death metal? Get your answers here on this Halloween episode of Discography Discussion! #CannibalCorpse #Corpsegrinder #discussmetal
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Albums of the week
Dan - Stephen Mark Sarro “The Spirit Shrill”
Joe - Cannibal Corpse “Tomb of the Mutilated”
Geoff - Fink “Perfect Darkness”
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