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Guest review by
Deadmeat
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In 1995, due to some differences with the other members of the band, Chris Barnes left Cannibal Corpse. He was replaced by George Fisher - best known as "Corpsegrinder"- who had already gained a good fame when he was the vocalist of Monstrosity. The fans' expectations were very high because of two reasons: 1. Just one year ago, Cannibal Corpse had released "Bleeding" which is (even today) nominated as their best album, 2. When your favorite band has a vocalist as great as Barnes then you expect his reliever to be at least as good as he was.
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An album as successful and indeed cutting edge as 'the bleeding' is hard to follow, especially when one of the prime band members leaves all of a sudden. However, with 'Vile', the brutality and blood-drenched imagery is still intact. Corpsegrinder's vocals in my opinion aren't as striking here as on CC's latter albums, but nonetheless they fit the morbid atmosphere created.
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This is their best album IMO
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