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Dismember Complete Demos 1988-1990 CD
- SKU:
- 43709731
- UPC:
- 4065629691554
- MPN:
- 69155
- Condition:
- New
Description
For this batch of reissues, the early demos of Swedish death metal band Dismember were restored and mastered anew by Patrick W. Engel who worked with new tape rips by tape-trading legend Nicola Costantini (author of "Encyclopedia Of Svensk D?ds Metall") to give you the best possible versions of Dismember's demos "Dismembered" (1988), "Last Blasphemies" (1989), and "Reborn in Blasphemy" (1990).
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1. Deathevokation (Demo 1988) 2. Substantually Dead (Demo 1988) 3. Defective Decay (Demo 1988) 4. Deranged from Blood (Demo 1989) 5. Blasphemies of the Flesh (Demo 1989) 6. Selfdissection (Demo 1989) 7. Intro + Dismembered (Demo 1990) 8. Sickening Art (Demo 1990) 9. Defective Decay (Demo 1990)
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