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by: Exodus
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0727361137625
Item Dimensions: 18
Label: Nuclear Blast America
Manufacturer: Nuclear Blast America
MPN: 1376
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Nuclear Blast America
Release Date: October 04, 2005
Studio: Nuclear Blast America
Disc 1:- Raze
- Deathamphetamine
- Karma's Messenger
- Shudder To Think
- I Am Abomination
- Altered Boy
- Going Going Gone
- Now Thy Death Day Come
- 44 Magnum Opus
- Shovel Headed Kill Machine
Editorial Review:
Album Description:
San Francisco's legendary EXODUS return with another slab of thrash metal, following up their "comeback record of the decade," "Tempo of the Damned".
Album Description:
Veteran San Francisco Bay Area thrashers Exodus' new album, Shovel Headed Kill Machine, was recorded at Trident studios in Pacheco, California and mixed by Andy Sneap (Machine Head, Arch Enemy), and is the follow-up to 2004's Tempo of the Damned is the band's first to feature new members Lee Altus (guitar; Heathen, ex-Die Krupps), Paul Bostaph (drums; ex-Slayer, Forbidden) and Rob Dukes (vocals). Longtime guitarist Rick Hunolt left the band due to his desire to concentrate on his family life. This limited edition comes packaged in a digipak and includes a bonus track. Nuclear. 2005.
Average Rating: 
Rating:  -
This album just barely scrapes by with three stars for me. Someone tell Rob Dukes to stop trying to sound like Zetro with an "edge". He needs to discover his own identity. Some of the songs have some interesting riffs but overall this one feels like an exercise in mediocrity. I am positive that thrash fans will probably be/are satisfied with it, but I am not. The first problem is Rob Dukes, apart from his copy cat problem, he really just has an annoying hardcore tough guy voice. The lyrics ...
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Exodus is back with an amazing rap killing, hip hop destroying, techno massacring thrash powerhouse album. This album is metal right to the core, brutal, fast, and an attack on the sences. Exodus rules, play it loud!
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I'll admit I haven't followed Exodus, but ever since hearing Paul Bostaph on Slayer's 1994 album Divine Intervention I've bought everything he's played on - by far my favorite metal drummer. Drumming aside, which, of course, is phenomenal, this is great thrash. Thick, cutting riffs with plenty of speed and changes to keep it interesting. Highly recommended.
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I bought Exodus's 2005 release "Shovel Headed Kill Machine" just last month, and I really love it alot. I've been listening to this album for weeks, and I just can't get enough of it, in fact I practically listen to it almost every day of the week, and it's also risen to be one of my all time favorite metal albums in my collection. True, Exodus have always been one of the more underrated and overlooked bands in the thrash metal genre, and as a big fan of thrash metal that I'am, I've considered them ...
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This CD has definitely grown on me and kicked me in the grill more than once. First of the drums on this album absolutely dominate. Paul Bostaph put in some overtime on this one. The guitars shred and rip as usual. The vocals fit this music very well. The bass is audible for the most part. Production wise I love Sneap's mixes, I will buy a cd just on that quality alone. Holt should have gotten a grammy for this one but we know how that goes. My Fav Exodus cd of all time.
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