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List Price: $11.98 | | Label: Metal Blade
Salesrank: 73793
Released: February 24, 2004 |
| Our Price: $8.31 |
| Used Price: $5.89 |
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| Media: Audio CD |
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The Wretched Spawn Track Listing:
1. Severed Head Stoning
2. Psychotic Precision
3. Decency Defied
4. Frantic Disembowelment
5. The Wretched Spawn
6. Cyanide Assassin
7. Festering In The Crypt
8. Nothing left To Mutilate
9. Blunt Force Castration
10. Rotted Body Landslide
11. Slain
12. Bent Backwards And Broken
13. They Deserve To Die
The Wretched Spawn Reviews:
still a killer group. 
2008-06-19 - i hadn't collected anything from cannibal corpse in several years,but i broke down and bought this.
it's a great release.
they still kill after all these years.
they know how to make good music.
Messy Cover Art huh?
2007-04-06 - This was a pretty good album, better than most of their recent stuff, and you have to love the cover art. Brutal isn't it?
Great Death Metal From the Genre's Master...
2006-11-09 - Although Cannibal Corpse will never make an album greater than "The Bleeding," the best death metal album ever made, "The Wretched Spawn" is a strong contender for second-best, rivaling "Bloodthirst," "Kill," and "Butchered at Birth" for the silver medal. "The Wretched Spawn" was, without question, a strong return to form following the disappointing "Gore Obsessed." Without question must-own death metal; buy it now (and their entire back catalog) if you don't already own it.
One of the first albums that turned me on to Cannibal Corpse 
2006-10-04 - Ways to describe a typical Cannibal Corpse album: graphic artwork by artist Vincent Locke, song titles and lyrics that paint horrific images, and bludgeoning technical riffs and tempo changes. This album is no exception. One of the first albums that got me listening to the band even after reading Dino Cazares (ex-Fear Factory guitarist, Corpse fan) praising this album. The dvd is a nice added bonus as some bonus dvd's that come with cd's are usually disappointing. You get footage from the making of the album, plus interviews with the band on the recording process, the studio they were working at, and the gear they use. The album was a little hard to find with the explicit cover due to a version with a censored album cover also being released so that it could be made available at stores like Best Buy and Circuit City. So if The Wretched Spawn is something you're looking for, be sure you know which version you want.
the lamest corpse album I've heard. 
2006-08-04 - Man, I was really put to sleep by this. I like Cannibal Corpse, but I don't think these guys even tried this time.
CD: two good songs-the black sabbathesque "Festering in the crypt" and the sorta brutal "Nothing Left to mutilate". I thought that "Rotted Body Landslide" was one of their coolest titles yet, but the song sucked, unfortunately.
DVD: these guys sure don't seem brutal. The Corpsegrinder is funny because he is like a TV Wrestler standing around saying ignorant crap. Alex Webster's interview is funny because you can detect the exact moment when he realizes what a douchebag he has made of himself by comparing the band's controversy to Elvis' "Swinging of his hips" cuz' his voice starts to crack and shack. I loved everything Jack Owen had to say. He's just sitting around half drunk laughing at himself and the band. I like watching 'O Brien perform the guitar lick to "Frantic Disembowelment".
Cover Art: pretty cool. the most offensive since "Tomb of the Mutilated", Although it is a ripoff of the "crucified woman" from the movie "Cannibal Holocaust" (Go check THAT image out, fool!!)
