Death - Blood Reaping

Review by Bradley Simonis

The album Blood Reaping by Death is a true masterpiece of death metal. The band's signature sound is present throughout the album, with brutal riffs, thunderous drums, and guttural vocals that will leave listeners in awe. The album is a perfect example of the genre, with songs that are both aggressive and melodic, and lyrics that are dark and thought-provoking.

The album opens with the track "Scream Bloody Gore," which sets the tone for what is to come. The song is a fast-paced, intense track that showcases the band's ability to create complex and powerful music. Other standout tracks on the album include "Zombie Ritual," "Torn to Pieces," and "Evil Dead," all of which are sure to become fan favorites.

The production on the album is top-notch, with every instrument and vocal track clearly audible in the mix. The album has a raw, unpolished feel that perfectly suits the band's style, and the overall sound is heavy and aggressive.

Artist: Death
Album: Blood Reaping

Italy

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Death Metal

2003

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Scavenger Of Human Sorrow
A Moment Of Clarity
Spirit Crusher
The Philosopher
Suicide Machine
Crystal Mountain
Trapped In A Corner
Bite The Pain
Empty Words
Together As One
Flesh And The Power It Holds
Zero Tolerance
Pull The Plug
Zombie Ritual

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Recroded Live At Cafe De La Danse, Paris, France - October 24, 1998

About Death

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Formed in 1983 as with Chuck Schuldiner on vocals and guitar, Rick Rozz on guitar and Barney 'Kam' Lee on drums and vocals. In 1984 the band recorded their first demo called "Death By Metal". Soon after the recording the band split up and Chuck formed a new band named Death. 1984: Rick Rozz (guitar), Kam Lee (drums), Chuck Schuldiner (guitar, vocals). 1985: Rick Rozz leaves the band. Scott Carlson (bass) and Matt Olivio (guitar) from the Michigan based band Genocide joined Death. Kam left the band. A couple of months later both Matt and Scott left. Chuck moved to San Francisco and joined forces with Eric Brecht (drums). At the end of the year Chuck returned to Florida bandless. 1986: Chuck moved to Toronto to join Slaughter. After a couple of weeks Chuck moved back to Florida and then once again to San Francisco to join up with drummer Chris Reifert. During rehearsals Steve DiGiorgio played bass while Death and Sadus shared a rehearsal space. They recorded "Scream Bloody Gore" during the summer. 1987: "Scream Bloody Gore" released March 1987. Chuck moved back to Florida and teamed up with Rick Rozz (guitar), Terry Butler (bass) and Bill Andrews (drums). 1988: Rick Rozz replaced by James Murphy. 1990: James Murphy replaced by Albert Gonzales who in the same year was replaced by Paul Masvidal. The band decided to tour Europe without Chuck with Walter Trachsler on guitar and Louie Carrisalez handling the vocals. 1991: Chuck recruits Sean Reinert (drums), Paul Masvidal (guitar) and Steve DiGiorgio (bass). Steve DiGiorgio replaced by Skott Carino 1993: Paul Masvidal and Sean Reinert leaves replaced by Andy LaRocque (guitar) and Gene Hoglan (drums) and Steve DiGiorgio rejoins. Craig Locicero helps out on their European tour and Ralph Santolla on the US tour and the Easter festivals in Europe. 1995: Bobby Koelble on guitar and Kelly Conlon on bass. 1996: A break so Chuck can think about the band's future. During this period Chuck starts the band . 1998: Shannon Hamm on guitar, Scott Clendenin on bass and Richard Christy on drums. 1999: Chuck is diagnosed with a brainstem tumor. 2001: "Live In L.A." and "Live In Eindhoven" albums were released by Nuclear Blast to earn some money for Chuck's treatment. Chuck passed away on December 13.

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Members

Chuck Schuldiner
Terry Butler
Kam Lee
Chris Reifert
James Murphy
Gene Hoglan
Steve DiGiorgio
Bill Andrews
Eric Brecht
Ralph Santolla
Richard Christy
Shannon Hamm
John Hand
Paul Masvidal
Sean Reinert
Kelly Conlon
Bobby Koelble
Scott Clendenin
Matt Olivo
Anders Allhage
Scott Carlson
Eric Meade
Scott Carino
Frederick Delillo
Brian Benson

Summary by Bradley Simonis

Blood Reaping is an essential album for any fan of death metal. It is a classic example of the genre and showcases Death at their best. The album is a must-have for anyone who wants to experience the raw power and intensity of death metal music.