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Cannibal Corpse: Dead Human Collection

Cannibal Corpse: Dead Human Collection

   Do you like Cannibal Corpse? Of course you do. Do you like box sets stuffed full of gore-tastic extras? Of course you do? Do you like your special edition, bonus box sets at a very reasonable price? Of course you do. So it seems that Cannibal Corpse's Dead Human Collection has ticked all the boxes so far, but before you go running down to your local record shop to pre-order it, why don't we crack open the chest and take a look inside.
   The obvious thing your going to be searching for in this vault of festering Death Metal is of course, the Death Metal. Well have no fear, the Dead Human Collection contains far more Death Metal than can possibly be good for you. In fact this gold mine, or maybe more appropriately, this "gore" mine contains all 12 Cannibal Corpse studio albums and a live album. I think its fair to say, this box set is packed full of chugging riffs and guttural gruesome growls. So whether your a fan of Chris Barnes era Cannibal Corpse or the equally savage George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher albums, you will not be disappointed. With everything from the timeless debut, "Eaten Back To Life" all the way up to their magnum opus, "Kill" and beyond to the most recent skull crushing release, "Torture".
   So what about those extras? Well the Dead Human Collection is bursting with them! The CD's themselves are stored in a 4 panel fold out case with an exclusive art work of its own! Forget about having to make room in your existing CD collection, this fold out case will save on the space the 12 albums would take individually. What else I hear you ask? well if you were sobbing at the thought of not being able to admire Cannibal Corpse's album artwork because of the fold case, then dry those eyes! The Dead Human Collection contains professional 12" X 12" prints of the 12 studio album and the 1 live album cover artworks. So if you love classic artworks such as the cover of the 1992, "Tomb Of The Mutilated" or the 1999 "Bloodthirst", then this is the box set for you. But wait, there's more! How about your very own Cannibal Corpse calender, with 12 months of sufficiently sickening and sinister pictures. Satisfied that this is one of the most awesome collections ever? If not, how about a picture disc vinyl copy of "Torturing and Eviscerating Live". If you still not satisfied then you obviously don't like Calenders or Cannibal Corpse.
   The Dead Human Collection is a great set that belongs in any Metal heads collection. The collection not only means you can throw away your current dolphins calender, and instead have gratuitous, gruesome Cannibal Corpse artwork adorning your walls, but it also leaves you with a compulsory challenge. Will you be able to listen to all 12 studio albums in succession and live? Or will it result in leaving you as nothing more than a mercilessly grinded corpse? 


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