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Everybody Dies

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don't get me wrong, i still love deeds of the flesh, but hateplow just turely is awsome. i saw them live and the ripped. all of their songs are great but the best is compound. hell yes.

This CD kicks ass period!From beginning to end.Blast beats, grinding guitars, awesome vocals, this is essential metal. If you dig Malevolent Creation & Terrorizer you're missing out if you don't have this.Hey, put down the Backstreet Boys CD and buy this!

I am not a music critic but I do know what I like.The more I listen to this CD,the more I like it.It features Rob Barrett(Ex Cannibal Corpse)and Phil Fasciana(Malevolent Creation) on guitars.Enough said.

I first heard this cd 6 years ago. Now that I listen to it again, it's that much better! The vocals are good and the drumming is solid...I first heard Larry Hawke on the "Joe Black" cd by Malevolent Creation and he was good then. The guitars are ok, but the best part are the palm-muted breakdowns that are in a few songs. Best example, either Crackdown or Ass to Mouth Rescusitation. Listen to Ass to Mouth after about 20 seconds...killer rhythm work. Just get it.

just say no too phoney bands like sum 41 and buy hate plow

if you put malevolent creation and cannibal corpse together in the same room, you wind up with hate plow. intense guitar, bass and drums, and bloody good lyrics.

hateplow simply put, a grindcore version of malevolent creation. sick vocals, thick guitars, and blast beats... what else do you need? production is excellent, lyrics are sick, and even funny at times. if you own terrorizer, this is essential!

This band is amazing. Some of the best I have heard.

Hate Plow is basically a side project of Phil Fasciana (ex-Malevolent Creation and Rob Barrett (ex-Malevolent Creation, ex-Cannibal Corpse). The singer Kyle Symons even later replaced Brett Hoffmann for two Malevolent Creation albums.

As you can already tell, much of this band relies on the existence and notorious instability of Malevolent Creation. Although the charm that makes MC albums worth listening to isn't represented here. Some worthwile humor replaces what this album lacks musically. There is even room for the occasional goofy scripted "screw up playing" that made S.O.D. what they were (a la "What's that Noise?"). The songs blend together after a while and it gives off the impression that the entire album was written and cut in under an hour.

If you're a die hard Malevolent Creation or Cannibal Corpse fan and can find this for a couple bucks, you might want to get a couple listens out of it.