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Vital Remains - Dechristianize
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8.6 | 244 votes |
Release date: 2003
Style: Death metal

Owners:
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Disc I
01. Let The Killing Begin
02. Dechristianize
03. Infidel
04. Devoured Elysium
05. Savior To None... Failure For All...
06. Unleashed Hell
07. Rush Of Deliverance
08. At War With God
09. Entwined By Vengeance

Disc II [Live At Metalmania Festival, 2007] [2012 reissue bonus]
01. Intro I - Where Is Your God Now
02. Icons Of Evil
03. Scorned
04. Born To Rape The World
05. Hammer Down The Nails
06. Intro Ii - Let The Killing Begin
07. Dechristianize
08. Infidel
09. Devoured Elysium

Top 20 albums of 2003: 12
Review Lyrics (8)

Line-up
Glen Benton - vocals
Tony Lazaro - guitars
Dave Suzuki - drums, guitars, bass

Additional info
Recorded, mixed and mastered at Morrisound Recording, Tampa, Florida, between April 29th and May 11th 2002.
Mastered at Masterdisk Studios, New York City, New York.
Remixed at Sound Station Seven, Providence, Rhode Island, between July and December 2002.
Produced, mixed and remixed by Vital Remains.

"Let the Killing Begin" features a section of Carl Orff's "O Fortuna" and vocal tracks from the movie "The Greatest Story Ever Told".

Staff review by
Richard
Rating:
9.5
Dechristianize was my favourite album of 2003, and although I usually favour old-school Death Metal, it's probably one of my 'top 10' albums of the genre. After the building tension of the intro track (a movie sample alongside Orff's 'O Fortuna'), the first proper song kicks in - the title track - and suddenly we're faced with energetic, vicious Death Metal, driven by breathtakingly fast snare pummeling.

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published 31.05.2005 | Comments (11)

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Comments: 7   Visited by: 435 users
24.01.2014 - 20:21
Rating: 8
Deadmeat
Necrobutcher
I've given this album many many tries to create the following opinion:

it's boring.

it has some really great moments, especially some solos are very good, but every song is longer than it should. many riffs and "themes" are repeated much more than they should so as a result this makes the songs (and the album) really tiring....
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03.06.2016 - 18:37
Rating: 8
Deadmeat
Necrobutcher
Written by [user id=159927] on 03.06.2016 at 15:12

Written by Deadmeat on 24.01.2014 at 20:21

I've given this album many many tries to create the following opinion:

it's boring.

it has some really great moments, especially some solos are very good, but every song is longer than it should. many riffs and "themes" are repeated much more than they should so as a result this makes the songs (and the album) really tiring....

:fingers::fingers:

shit shit shit
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07.02.2017 - 01:46
Rating: 10
thewall30
Masterpiece in my opinion, kicks me in the nuts everytime!
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03.04.2018 - 17:42
VIG
Account deleted
My old comment up was stupid^. I think that was around when I first joined..

Still a great album imo. Also the band is technically from Rhode Island, a state I am most familiar with.
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13.03.2022 - 23:27
Rating: 7
F3ynman
Nocturnal Bro
Contributor
Whoa this is super brutal! Non-stop maximum intensity! I love especially the light-speed drumming and the occasional melodic guitar solos
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28.03.2022 - 17:34
Rating: 9
nonZero
Some of the tinniest production I've ever heard! But it suits it though. Some great death metal on this album, especially the title track which is one of my favourite death metal songs of all time.
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05.09.2022 - 16:06
Rating: 8
AndyMetalFreak
A Nice Guy
Contributor
This is definitely a solid record, it has a great quality sound and structure, with heavy bass and heavy riffs, the vocals are quite impressive too, although there not the best I've heard in death metal. I usually prefer a more powerful drumming sound, but the tinned sound kind of works well for this album on this occasion. The guitar solo's are what really stand out most on this album for me, but this also has one of the best intro's in death metal.
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