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by: Malevolent Creation
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0805019810820
Format: Live
Item Dimensions: 21
Label: Arctic
Manufacturer: Arctic
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Arctic
Release Date: June 10, 2008
Studio: Arctic
Disc 1:- Impaled Existence
- Manic Demise
- Slaughter of Innocence
- Blood Brothers
- To Die Is at Hand
- Mass Graves
- Fine Art of Murder
- Scorn
- Eve of the Apocalypse
- Infernal Desire
- Multiple Stab Wounds
- Coronation of Our Domain/Monster
Editorial Review:
Description:
It was 1999, about 11:00PM on a hot summer night in Los Angeles when Malevolent Creation arrived at the Whisky A go go. They took the stage at midnight and unleashed upon the audience an abusive barrage of instrumental brutality highlighted by supersonic
Average Rating: 
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I am a collector. That is the main reason I got this release. It has 2 to 3 second pauses in between the tracks. So, for those of you that would not like that. I wouldn't buy this. The sound quality is not the best. It was recorded on the house machine at the Whiskey. So, it's not "Pro Audio". I saw them on this tour and love the line up. That is why I purchased it. If your a person who like's pro live albums that are tweeked and perfect. I'd buy something else. If you do want decent live material. ...
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When, the name the places comes up I of the cure and van halen both did get they start there, so when a death metal plays this place all hell is breaking lose!! creation have been around for years I do not know this was first a band playing this type of music anyway brutal heavy, buy now!!!!!!!!!!!
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Live At the Whisky A Go-Go is a relatively poor recording of an amazing band. If you love Malevolent Creation because they are the fastest and heaviest death metal band out there, you will probably love hearing this nearly ten-year-old recording. I didn't know that the show was in 1999 when I bought this album, so I was a little disappointed with the sound quality. The instrumentation is definitely as good as always. Being such an old recording, most of the songs are from the album The Fine Art of ...
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