Six Feet Under Haunted CD

Haunted Music

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Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Death Metal
Label	Metal Blade
Orig Year	1995
All Time Sales Rank	24851
CD Universe Part number	1053842
Catalog number	14093
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 26, 1995
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Chris Barnes; Scott Burns; Terry Butler; Greg Gall; Allen West; Brian Slagel
Engineer	Scott Burns
Recording Time	38 minutes
Personnel	Allen West - guitar Chris Barnes - vocals Greg Gall - drums Terry Butler - bass Terry Butler - bass

Six Feet Under Haunted Songs

	1.	Enemy Inside, The
	2.	Silent Violence
	3.	Lycanthropy
	4.	Still Alive
	5.	Beneath a Black Sky
	6.	Human Target
	7.	Remains of You
	8.	Suffering in Ecstasy
	9.	Tomorrow's Victim
	10.	Torn to the Bone
	11.	Haunted

Haunted Music Review

Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars) 4.5 stars

4 stars HYBRED
This is great cd, prolly one of the most groveable by a death metal band. Snapping drum hits, and powerful chords mixed with Barnes guttural genius make this a great listener. Perfect for Halloween partys. Shouldnt be compared to their last 2-3 releases, this is different, different line up and one can tell.
Submitted by eric (west michigan)
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4 stars Ghosts??? What Ghosts???
Hmmm...though you knew your Death Metal, did you? Probably thought that the disparity between sub-genres could never lead to a plausible unification. Well, in the case of Six-Feet-Under's "Haunted"...the old maxim "two great tastes that taste great together" never was so...ummm...TASTY! Chris Barnes (ex-Cannibal Corpse) and Allen West (ex-Obituary) have combined to make a Death Metal unification album for the forever in-between. Gutteral vocals actually DO sound good with mid-tempo bone-blasting chord changes...at least they do when Six Feet Under does it. If you're a fan of Cannibal Corpse, Sinister, Dismember, or Morbid Angel...ohhh, I bet you'll love this! If you're a fan of Obituary, Benediction, Entombed, or Carcass...ohhh, I bet you'll love this as well!!! When you're done listening to this disc, just sit down and smile. Walking around in a daze of appreciation and enlightenment might make others think that you're "Haunted". chad
Submitted by spacehalo (somewhere south of Chicago, IL)
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5 stars GREAT, DARK EVIL GRUESOME GREAT
This Six Feet Under album is great, it is dark, demonic, gruesome, back to the days of Cannibal Corpse...kicks ass...
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