NAPALM DEATH From Enslavement To Obliteration (Obi Strip, Purple White Vinyl, Reissue, Remastered, Limited Edition)

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The founding band of grindcore... Napalm Death are THE most influential band in the genre. Having sold millions of records worldwide and toured the globe they have forged the unlikeliest of careers. The classic debut album ‘Scum’ was only Earache Records 3rd ever release (MOSH003) and started the wave of grindcore and extreme bands that followed over the next 15 years. The second studio album from Napalm Death ‘From Enslavement To Obliteration” is the last to feature vocalist Lee Dorrian and guitarist Bill Steer and the first to include Shane Embury on bassist. PRESSED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES. THESE ALBUMS HAVE BEEN SPECIALLY RECREATED USING ‘FDR’ – FULL DYNAMIC RANGE MASTERING - ALLOWING THE MUSIC’S NUANCES TO SHINE THROUGH AND GIVING THESE CLASSIC ALBUMS A MORE FEROCIOUS AND DYNAMIC SOUND, ENABLING THE LISTENER TO IMMERSE IN THE FULL AUDIO HEAVINESS LIKE NEVER BEFORE.

● Limited edition purple and white splatter vinyl with Earache Records exclusive ‘35 years Of Noise’ branded OBI Strip & Hype Sticker. ● Includes new liner notes by Napalm Death's own Shane Embury, printed on a 12" colour insert with classic era photographs, exclusive to this special edition. ● Only 1000 copies worldwide, a must have for any extreme metal vinyl collection.

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Napalm Death
From Enslavement To Obliteration

1. Evolved As One
2. Its a Mans World
3. Lucid Fairytale
4. Private Death
5. Impressions
6. Unchallenged Hate
7. Uncertainty Blurs the Vision
8. Cock-Rock Alienation
9. Retreat To Nowhere
10. Think For a Minute
11. Display To Me
12. From Enslavement To Obliteration
13. Blind To the Truth
14. Social Sterility
15. Emotional Suffocation
16. Practice What You Preach
17. Inconceivable
18. Worlds Apart
19. Obstinate Direction
20. Mentally Murdered
21. Sometimes
22. Make Way!
23. Musclehead
24. Your Achievement
25. Dead
26. Morbid Deceiver
27. The Curse
28. Scum
29. Life?
30. Retreat To Nowhere
31. Internal Animosity