Customer Reviews

Get What You Deserve

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Germany's masters of thrash metal turn in another powerful performance with this album. In this case, Angelripper has decided to take the music in a slightly more punkish direction, but every song remains fast and heavy. While there are a few faceless tracks, all are far from bad and quite a few really stand-out, such as "Unbury the Hatchet," "Sodomized," and "Fellows in Misery." Additionally, the occaisonal sound samples are used to very good effect, such as in "Die Stumme Ursel," "Gomorrah," and especially in "Moby Dick" (who would have thought whale song and heavy metal could be so seamlessly combined?). A minor complaint must be directed at the production, which excenuates the vocals (which sound better than on other Sodom releases) and drums over the guitar, which is sometimes buried in the mix. Nevertheless, this is just a quibble and does not significantly detract from the album. The only other problem is that the lyrics sometimes fall flat, such as with "Jabba the Hut" and "Eat Me," but who listens to this type of music for deep philosophical content, anyway?

This album is inetnce thrash metal, with well written lyrics as always, growling vocals you have come to love and a whole new batch of skull crushing metal. Hail Sodom! \m/

Not bad at all, this album is more punk like, then their others but it's pretty good..i bought this album very cheap and i'm glad for it, it's no an album u pay alot for but it works trye to find it cheap someware:)

It was an ok CD. however i have heard better. i personally feel that had they chose a different song for the single they would have raised their [popualariot greatly

Sodom made some pretty great albums before they made this album. It sounds like they came up with every song in just a few minutes, or maybe Tom had vocals prepared and he just yelled them over random riffs. You can't hear the guitar that much anyway. It's mostly just drums and yelling. That makes no sense. The only times you can hear the guitar is on those stupid german punk songs. There's at least 3 of them. If you like Sodom, you should get every album that isn't this one. I'm not a big fan of "Masquerade in Blood" but it's way better than this one. I have no idea what they were thinking. "Tapping The Vein", the album that was released the year before "Get What You Deserve" had the same people in the band except Chris Witchhunter was replaced by Atomic Steif. Andy Brings made some awesome riffs on "Tapping The Vein". It was more of a death metal album. So in short, THIS ALBUM IS RETARDED!