Absolutely infernal and legendary!

In the 80s metal bands übetrafen not only annually but monthly or sometimes even weekly with who has forged the currently hardest piece of metal. And one thing is certain: With the release of "Scream Bloody Gore" not only laid the foundation for a whole genre was laid, but also Slayers "Reign in Blood" replaced the measure of all things in the hard metal sector. While it would be presumptuous to give Anspieltips with such a classic, but a song like "Mutilation" simply speaks for itself!
Of course the legend status in the face of Possesseds "Seven Churches", which appeared about two years earlier and sound-wise hit the same line basically is, some perspective, but first, this never had the attention and as a result the effect that "Scream Bloody Gore "received was second and Death are simply more consistently, especially from a technical point better.

Now, the crucial question:
Worth the purchase of the "Deluxe Edition" if you have the normal disc already? Not ME. Who - Attention pun - (!) Death live to experience, the obsolete "Live in LA" DVD. At an additional live track - Denial of Life - can be well and live without and there really is an undisputed classic in the present work, in any case include the original tracklist.

Who wants to know how classic death metal sound, where a genre has its roots and whoever came Slayer from the throne, the (best and the successor "Leprosy" also!) Gets "Scream Bloody Gore".

RIP Chuck