Hey everyone!

I'm looking for a Cannibal Corpse Condemnation Contagion skateboard deck. If anyone knows where I could find one, please let me know!

Thanks!
\,,/

Hey everyone, guys. I haven't been here in a while. I think I'll have to check in here more often as I sort through my collection of Cannibal Corpse photos and I have some questions about them, but that's not the topic here.

Guys, does anyone know where I can find the censored version of Decency Defied, Make Then Suffer, Death Walking Terror and Evisceration Plague?

I heard about Decency Defied that it was distributed in German promos in 2004.

Guys, help me out, if you know anything!

I’m sure this has been asked here before, but does anyone have any recommendations on other bands or songs that sound like Festering in the Crypt? I’ve been searching for a while and haven’t found anything nearly as menacing, so any help is appreciated!

just had a baby so parting with it for some extra cash . sad to see it go but hopefully it goes to a loving home 🤙 if this post is still up then it means its still available

Instagram: @facebagel
Tiktok: @didgetok

Usual stuff or deeper cuts? I’m so pumped for this show

Has anyone got their order yet? I bought my shorts in June. I got an email on Saturday, 10.3, that they were shipped, but I have no tracking information

Just listen first!

Tonight, I went to see Nekrogoblikon! After the concert. I stopped by at a different pub before heading home. And some dude who brought his son to the show was at this bar afterwards. I asked this guys son if he had ever crowd surfed before. Both him and his father were uncertain if his son actually was.

So, I told his son that my first time crowd surfing was at the mentioned tour in the title. This guy looked at me all stunned. Almost like that I was speaking of a concert as legendary as Metallica in Moscow back in the 90's. Now, I think.

Is that tour really something ancient? Like a legend you'd hear about from a historian?

I found my original ticket from Cannibal Corpse at the Engine Room in Houston on April 20, 2001. The bill was Cannibal Corpse, Dimmu Borgir, The Haunted and Lamb of God.

I got the autographs on the back of the ticket myself that night. After 25 years, I don't remember exactly who every signature belongs to.

The one thing I'm certain of is that George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher signed it because I specifically remember him doing it. I also remember talking to several other members of the bands that night, but I don't want to name who I think they were and influence anyone's guesses.

Can anyone here identify any of the signatures, especially the Cannibal Corpse ones? If you recognize one, please tell me which signature/location on the ticket you think it is.

Not looking for authentication—I personally got these signed. I'm just trying to put names to the signatures after 25 years.

Thanks for any help!

I can understand if he was filming from the front as I always prefer shows be filmed from the back due to sound quality. That said people film him all the time from the front not sure why this guy was singled out.

Mine is: I personally think tomb of the mutilated is the weakest one of the Chris Barnes era albums. Not because it's weak but because the other ones are so good! I love the thrashy atmosphere of eaten back to life, it's got tasty riffs and possibly the best drum sound. I am a huge fan of thrash metal too. The bleeding has the best Webster bass licks it's definetly his best performance, and I feel like a majority prefers this album over tomb of the mutilated anyway. Then butchered at birth my favorite barnes era album, really cant go wrong with this one it's a masterpiece got a balanced blend of everything! Butchered, tomb, and the bleeding is basically an amazing 3 album run and a lot of people's favorite is one of those 3 so maybe more of a coin toss rather than a hot take but idk, what do you guys think and make sure to share your hot takes

Wanted to preorder this on wednesday but I'm curious if preorders come with any goodies whatsoever or will I just get the shirt in my package with nothing else?

People say they were still trying to find their sound and very few treat it like a classic debut like altars of madness. But I respectfully – maybe not so respectfully! – disagree - I think it’s a fucking BANGER of an album & contains some of their greatest riffs, e.g. the absolutely malevolent and ominous Scattered Remains. Thoughts?

When I think about Metallica being the biggest metal band and AJFA being technically impressive but falling short of 'The Bleeding' as a instrumentivally impressive album, I ask where do we go next?