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CANNIBAL CORPSE are:

Alex Webster - bass
Paul Mazurkiewicz - drums
Pat O'Brien - guitar
George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher - vocals
Rob Barret - guitar

lyrics

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links

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Cannibal Corpse fansites:
» Russian fan site
» Gore Obsessed
» Created to Kill
» Cannibalism
» Covered With Sores
» The Monolith Of Death
» Eaten Back to Cannibal Corpse
» Chambers of Blood
» Crypt of Corpses
» Gallery of Corpses
» Cannibal Corpse forever
» Mangled Pulverized Rotten
» Cannibal Corpse Chile
» Suffocation 666
» Musical-Insight
» The Cannibal Corpse Experience
» Gothic Vampire
» Cannibal Corpse CZ

Cannibal Corpse fan forums:
» Tomb of the Mutilated forum
» HMAS Cannibal Corpse Forum

Related websites:
» Vince Locke
» Metal Blade

Profiles:
» BNR Metal
» Remnants of Reason
» Harm mag
» LAUT.de (Ger)
» Metal Storm

Articles:
» KNAC
» MTV
» Guitar World Jack Owen
» Guitar World Gear Review

Cannibal Corpse is endoresed by:
» Schecter Guitars
» Brian Moore guitars
» Crate Amps
» Modulus guitars
» Spector Bass
» Ampeg
» DR Strings
» B.C Rich
» Visions of the Dead
» Mesa Boogie Amps

Guitar tablature:
» Doomish
» e-tabs
» guitarboard
» tabcrawler
» mxtabs
» ogregod
» metaltabs
» tabz
» tabs
» tabalorium
» ultimate-guitar
» fretplay
» wholenote
» blood-scrapes

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» totalbass
» activebass

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» metaltabs

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equipment

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Technical specs

Paul uses:
a tama granstar with 24" kick drums..12,13,14" toms...16" floor toms....

pearl free floating snare drums

sabian crash cymbals...zildjian hi hats...paiste rude 21" ride

remo heads axis pedals regal tip quantum 3000 drum sticks

Alex uses:
Amps: SVT 4 Pro. My SVT 200T is finally being retired after ten years, but I still have it as back up. My cabinets are the classic Ampeg 8x10.

Basses: Two Modulus Quantum 5 five string basses with EMG pickups. These are the two I bring on tour, but I also own a few other basses, including: An Ibanez SR 1500, an Ibanez SB900, two Fender P-basses, a Modulus Sonic Hammer, and a Modulus Quantum 5 with a granadillo fretboard.

Strings: DR High Beams, 125 to 45.

Other stuff: I use cloth guitar straps with Dunlop strap locks. I never use effects live, but sometimes in the studio I use a Sans Amp bass driver DI in addition to my amp's signal, to blend in a very slight distortion, to recreate the "live" feel.

Pat uses:
guitars: b.c.rich flying Vs 6 and 7 string jackson randy rhoads

amps: mesa boogie triple rectifier mesa boogie coliseum 300 2 marshall 4x12 cabs

effects: boss metalzone boss octiver t.c.electronic distortion t.c.electronic chorus

Rob uses:
dean caddy customs w/ EMG pickups
mesa boogie dual rectifiers
crate cabinets w/ vintage 30's
boss noise suppressor/ boss metal zone/ boss chromatic tuner
monster cables
d'addario 13-56 gauge strings
dunlop .88mm picks

discography

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1990 Eaten Back To Life	1991 Butchered At Birth	1992 Tomb Of The Mutilated
1993 Hammer Smashed Face	1994 The Bleeding	1996 Vile
1998 Gallery of Suicide	1999 Bloodthirst	2000 Live Cannibalism (CD & DVD)
2002 Gore Obsessed	2002 Worm Infested	1997 - Monolith Of Death VHS 2002 - Monolith Of Death DVD
2003 15 year killing spree (box)	2003 The Wretched Spawn	2005 Kill

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BIOGRAPHY

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Formed in 1988, Buffalo born/Tampa raised Cannibal Corpse helped found, manipulate and transcend the very boundaries of death metal beginning with the scandalously controversial debut, Eaten Back To Life. Raising the eyebrows of inquisitive metalheads and incensed parents and politicians, the record - produced by Scott Burns at the now renowned Morrisound Studios - was more extreme and confrontational than anything the metal genre had ever known. As a result of the band's brilliantly gruesome cover art, grisly lyrics and song titles like "Hammer Smashed Face," "Meat Hook Sodomy" and "Addicted To Vaginal Skin," follow-up records Butchered At Birth (1991) and Tomb Of The Mutilated (1992) were met with further contempt by the likes of such organized censorship leagues as the PMRC. In just three years, the sale of Cannibal Corpse merchandise was (temporarily) prohibited in Australia, Korea and New Zealand (in fact, the sale of Butchered At Birth and the performance of those three records is still forbidden in Germany). But dissuaded they were not. Proving technical dexterity, diabolic vocal grunts and a penchant for serial killers, zombies and gore of all shapes, sizes and textures, Cannibal Corpse won over the hearts of many a metal extremist and have since become a harrowing household name. Since the bands inception they have sold millions of albums world wide and show no sign of slowing or bowing down to the ever changing metal genre. Massive tours throughout the U.S. and Europe as well as Australia and South America only underscored the band's staying power…and all this with zero commercial radio presence and minimal video play (although the band did appear in the Hollywood blockbuster, Ace Ventura - Pet Detective). The momentum continued with the 1996 release of Vile, the first Cannibal record to feature former Monstrosity throat George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher following the departure of Chris Barnes. Any skepticism over the new voice behind the mighty Corpse was quickly put to rest. Simply put, Vile slayed from beginning to end and became the first ever death metal record to enter the prestigious Billboard charts. Over the next few years, relentlessly touring, bolstered musicianship and progressively more potent recordings saw the band increase in popularity within the underground and beyond. After the mass success of 2004's The Wretched Spawn and some personnel changes (longtime guitarist Jack Owen fled the band in 2004 to carry on his commitments with his rock project, Adrift. Origin axe-master Jeremy Turner filled in for the band during their remaining tours that year before Malevolent Creation/Hate Plow/Solstice guitarist Rob Barrett, who played on Cannibal Corpse's infamous releases The Bleeding and Vile records, rejoined the band as a fulltime member.), Cannibal Corpse has returned to the Death Metal frontlines with the pungently eloquent majesty that is Kill. Simply titled but meticulously assembled, Kill was recorded with producer Erik Rutan (Hate Eternal/ex-Morbid Angel) at Mana Studios in St. Petersburg, Florida. The tenth record of their storied career, each track basks in its own claustrophobic abrasiveness and maniacal subject matter. From the onset of the fiery "The Time To Kill Is Now," guitarists Barrett and Pat O'Brien, vocalist George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher, bassist Alex Webster and drummer Paul Mazurkiewicz pummel with a renewed sense of urgency. Fast, furious and scrupulously timed, the tune is a palpable reminder that Cannibal remains a force to be reckoned. "Make Them Suffer" sears with an old school Possessed vibe (a band to whom Cannibal has paid homage to on several occasions), while "Necrosadistic Warning," replete with a barrage of blistering solo work by O'Brien whose guitar deftness is often underestimated, comes riddled with visions of zombies sexually gratifying themselves with the body parts of the beings they've slain. Other tracks like the telling "Five Nails Through The Neck," "Death Walking Terror," "Brain Removal Device" and instrumental closer "Infinite Misery" see the five-piece at their most cogent, both lyrically and musically. Older, wiser, and as malevolent as ever before, the time to Kill is now!

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