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Meshuggah
Destroy Erase Improve: Reloaded
Genres: Rock, Metal

Track Listings (15) - Disc #1
1. Future Breed Machine
2. Beneath
3. Soul Burn
4. Transfixion
5. Vanished
6. Acrid Placidity - Meshuggah, Hagstr?m, M?rten
7. Inside What's Within Behind
8. Terminal Illusions - Meshuggah, Kidman, Jens
9. Suffer in Truth - Meshuggah, Kidman, Jens
10. Sublevels
11. Vanished [*][Demo Version]
12. Suffer in Truth [*][Demo Version] - Meshuggah, Kidman, Jens
13. Inside What's Within Behind [*][Demo Version]
14. Gods of Rapture [Live][*] - Meshuggah,
15. Aztec Two Step [*] - Meshuggah,

CD Details

All Artists: Meshuggah
Title: Destroy Erase Improve: Reloaded
Members Wishing: 3
Total Copies: 0
Label: Nuclear Blast Americ
Original Release Date: 1/1/1995
Re-Release Date: 9/2/2008
Album Type: Extra tracks, Original recording remastered
Genres: Rock, Metal
Styles: Progressive, Progressive Metal, Alternative Metal, Death Metal
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPCs: 727361219222, 0727361219222

Synopsis

Album Description

This is Meshuggah's 1995 breakthrough album featuring songs that define their unique sound and that are still highlights of their live shows. Also includes the Selfcaged EP (out of print since the early '90s) and the None EP. Housed in a Super Jewel Case with tons of bonus material, this is vital material for any longtime Meshuggah fan, and a proper introduction to their older material for new fans gained during their highly successful campaigns for 2002's Nothing and 2008's monster, obZen!

CD Reviews

Brutality Remastered

levil | PHX | 06/03/2009

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Regardless of what else might be posted, this is a very worthwhile album. Not only does it bring back one of my favorite Meshuggah albums, but with additional tracks. However, brace yourself... if you are looking for entirely different versions, you will be disappointed. Unlike the re-release of Chaosphere, with four completely different versions of Future Breed Machine (one of my favorites, originally included on this album), the final tracks on this will be like re-listening to a couple you just have. The live version of God's of Rapture and Aztec Two-Step (one of the most brutal bada** Meshuggah songs) totally make up for it (not to mention that the demo tracks are still sweet.) All in all, this re-issue/remastered album is for the new listener, just delving into chaotic metal, and the old fan who has worn through the foil of their disc. It's not really an item for someone with a good working original release, but for all that is brutal, be sure to download Aztec Two-Step. I was originally going to give this four stars, but since the other two reviews slammed it in all of its perfection, I feel it only necessary to give it the ratings boost it deserves."