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Cannibal Corpse Music:
Worm Infested



Music
Worm Infested
by Cannibal Corpse

Worm Infested
List Price: $9.98Label: Metal Blade

Salesrank: 113031

Released: July 1, 2003
Our Price: $7.19
Used Price: $5.98
Media: Audio CD

Worm Infested Track Listing:
1. Systematic Elimination
2. Worm Infested
3. Demon Night
4. The Undead Will Feast
5. Confessions
6. No Remorse

Editorial Review:
Strictly limited edition six song EP! Previously available only through the Cannibal Corpse website & at concerts. Features - 'No Remorse' originally by Metallica, 'Confessions' originally by Possessed, 'Demon's Night' originally by Accept, 'The Undead Will Feast' previously released only in Japan, 'Systematic Elimination' previously unreleased & 'Worm Infested' previously unreleased. Metal Blade Records. 2003.

Worm Infested Reviews:
worm infested 3 Star Review
2006-02-01 - good but not the best cannibal corpse album werth having thow its diffrent from the rest.

The Cover Tunes Are Worth The $$$. 4 Star Review
2005-10-09 - All right, this isn't as killer as the infamous, Hammer Smashed Face EP, but not a wash out either. Out of the Cannibal songs on here, Demon's Night is my favorite. It almost sounds like Cannibal went straight metal on this track, but still sounds incredibly heavy, only the way they can do it. The Possessed (Confessions) and Metallica (No Remorse) covers are what stands out to me on this EP. Possessed? Hell yeah, Cannibal churns out a brutal rendition, but Metallica's No Remorse?? Never doubt this band. The Metallica cover is equally as crushing as the Possessed. If you liked the Hammer Smashed Face EP, then grab this one before it vanishes and the used ones wind up selling for way too much.


Cannibal Corpse EP 2: The Worm Infested EP 5 Star Review
2005-09-08 - This is one of my favorite Cannibal Corpse releases in my collection. I bought it some time in the summer of 2003. During the time before the release of Gore Obsessed, I heard about a song called Worm Infested being that album. When Gore Obsessed came out, the song wasn't on it. So I went on to believe that it was all just a myth. That was until I saw this EP advertized as a part of a catalog of albums by other record labals sold by Century Media Records (home of Unleashed, Krisiun, Nevermore, Arch Enemy, ect.). Than I thought about ordering the EP some time later on until I saw it at a Spec's Music Store. That's when I immediately seized the moment and bought it because the number 1 rule of thumb was never leave a music store without anything and everything that is not in your Cannibal Corpse collection. So that's what I did. Anyway, I bought this EP, I took it home, listened to and it delivered like anything and everything Cannibal Corpse.

Now for my review. This not another studio album by the band. This is an EP and it contains some unreleased material, covers and extra tracks from overseas versions of the George Fisher era albums. Lets go through them one by one.

1. Systematic Elimination and Worm Infested - These are 2 songs that were supposedly suppose to be on Gore Obsessed. They have the Gore Obsessed sound and production and they are 2 important gemes for the Cannibal Corpse die-hards.

2. The Undead Will Feast - This is not the version from Eaten Back To Life. This is a new version with George Fisher on vocals and sound and production are in the vain of Vile. I think I like this version better but I'm not sure because the original holds a special place in my death metal heart. Nontheless, it's another good geme for the members of the cannibal colony.

3. Covers - The covers here are of No Remorse by Metallica, Confessions by Possessed and Demon's Night by Accept. These covers are killer and will keep the cannibal die-hards happy. For those who are looking for the original versions, here's how it goes. The original version of No Remores is on Metallica's debute album Kill 'Em All. The original version of Confessions is on The Eyes Of Horror album by Possessed and the original version of Demon's Night is on the Accept album Restless And Wild.

So in closing, this album is an important collection for all of the die-hard Cannibal Corpse fans. Since it has been said that it's a limited edition, I say pick up a copy now. Buy 1, 2 or 3 copies or as many as you like but just don't miss out.

By the way, I know that there are Cannibal Corpse fans out there who have complained about the song called Sacrifice now being on this EP. Don't dispair my bretherin, there's still hope. The song is on one of the CD's included on the Metal Blade 20th Anniversory boxset. That boxset is only available at Tower Records and here at Amazon.com. I warn that the boxset is a limited edition also. So go head and get a copy now. Buy 2 or 3 if you want. Just don't miss out.

Worth buying 3 Star Review
2005-08-16 - A worth buying ep including the cannibal corpse cover of metallica's classic no remorse, and they did a great job, i bought the cd for the cover song the rest is ok

Hideous excuse for music or even metal. 1 Star Review
2005-06-24 - I can take small amounts of light rock, but only that. I find this one hundred percent detestable, and whoever listens to it needs to go drill a hole through their head and check to see if there's a brain in there! All I hear from these morons is (...) And virtually nothing else whatsoever. If you like constant growling and a mental hospital reject beating the drums up like a toddler and throwing a fit go buy this s$^# today!

Mike Morrison










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