Brutal Truth - Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses

Are You Satisfied With The Way That You Exist?

#87) Brutal Truth - Extreme Conditions Demand Extreme Responses (1992/2010)

 1. P.S.P.I.
 2. Birth of Ignorance
 3. Stench of Prophet
 4. Ill-Neglect
 5. Denial of Existence
 6. Regression-Progression
 7. Collateral Damage
 8. Time
 9. Walking Corpse
 10. Monetary Gain
 11. Wilt
 12. H.O.P.E.
 13. Blockhead
 14. Anti-Homophobe
 15. Unjust Compromise
 16. Perpetual Conversion
 17. Lord of This World
 18. Bed Sheet
 19. Repeat at Length
 20. Let's Go Summer Beach
 21. Not Me
 22. Spare Change
 23. The Shah Sleeps in Lee Harvey's Grave
 24. Hear Nothing For You
 25. Pre-Natal Homeland (Funky Budda Dub)
 26. AC/BT


Brutal Truth was formed in 1990 by ex Anthrax bassist Dan Lilker, this is their first full length. to me this album had more of a death metal influence than other BT albums i've heard. 

this is the 2010 reissue that has the original 15 tracks plus 11 bonus tracks.
tracks 16 - 18 are off the Perpetual Conversion EP, released in 1992. 

tracks 19 - 22 are previously unreleased and are all covers of a band called S.O.B

tracks 23 - 26 are off the Ill Neglect 7" released in 1993. 

this was another great Earache reissue. a definite must listen.

Carcass - Necroticism - Descanting the Insalubrious

Orchestral Horrors I Vehemently Conduct

#83) Carcass -  Necroticism - Descanting the Insalubrious (1991/2008)

 1. Inpropagation
 2. Corporal Jigsore Quandry
 3. Symposium of Sickness
 4. Pedigree Butchery
 5. Incarnated Solvent Abuse
 6. Carneous Cacoffiny
 7. Lavaging Expectorate of Lysergide Composition
 8. Forensic Clinicism/The Sanguine Article

Tools of the Trade EP (1992)

 9. Tools of the Trade
 10. Pyosified (Still Rotten to the Gore)
 11. Hepatic Tissue Fermentation II


Carcass' 3rd album once again finds the production and songwriting improving. tracks are longer and even more complex. they've pretty much abandoned grind at this point and have created more of a progressive death metal album. it's also the last of the gore albums. there are so many rad riffs on this album it's ridiculous, just riffs on riffs. this is also probably one of my favorite album titles ever.

the bonus tracks here are the Tools of the Trade EP which consists of Tools of the Trade, a new track for the EP, Pyosified (Still Rotten to the Gore) which is a re-recording of Pyosified (Rotten to the Gore) off of Reek of Putrefaction, and Hepatic Tissue Fermentation II which is a re-recording of Hepatic Tissue Fermentation, a track that originally appeared on a comp called Pathological. Tools of the Trade goes back to the grind roots and the re-recorded tracks are awesome, it's a shame they never did more.


i'd definitely say these Earache reissues are the way to get into these albums