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On Overkill's most sensible album, Bobby Ellsworth knows how to use his voice well and the revitalized band never sounded better. ~ John Book
Recorded at Carriage House Studios, Stamford, Connecticut between March & April 1991.
Personnel: Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth (vocals); Rob Cannavino (guitar, acoustic guitar, background vocals); Merritt Gant (guitar, background vocals); Sid Falck (drums); D.D. Verni (background vocals).
Recording information: Carriage House, Stamford, CT.
Photographer: Jeff Tisman.
Overkill: Bobby "Blitz" Ellsworth (vocals); Merritt Gant, Rob Cannavino (guitar, background vocals); D.D. Verni (bass, background vocals); Sid Falck (drums).
Overkill Horrorscope Songs Horrorscope Music Review Average Rating: (4.6 out of 5 stars)   List All Reviews thrash at its best
awsome CD Its been awhile since I listened to Overkill and when I got this CD i remembered how good they are
Submitted by wes (fort lewis college) 
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possibly Overkill's masterpiece
Easily one of the greatest Metal albums of all time. I wish all of their albums were this inspired and well crafted.
Submitted by a reviewer (West Virginia)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No  cute photos but worst vocalist in the world !
Yes, a photos inside the booklet are so cute. but also looks unreal. tooo many curls, i sure that photo was edited using photoshop.
What about vocal - the worst voice, sounds like a young girl's voice, not a men's voice. When he is screaming "I'm a peacetime killer" it sounds soooo funny !
Submitted by Esfir (Hollywood, Ca)
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Wow....just...wow.
This album may not be their best, but it sure is my favorite. Songs like "Coma", "Infectious", and "Bare Bones" instantly got me hooked. My favorite song is "Coma" though....anyways, these guys sound almost identical to Anthrax, maybe not through vocals (though they are pretty close), but definantly guitar wise. If you like bands like Metallica, Anthrax, Slayer, or Megadeth, then this is the band (and album) for you.
Submitted by Evan (Otway, OH, USA)
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If this isn't Overkill's finest hour, it's one of them. You really can't go wrong with any of their CD's, but this one is a personal favorite of mine. Still thrashing on songs like "Coma," "Blood Money," "Live Fast, Die Young" and "Bare Bones," yet in the slower, groovier moments like the title track and "New Machine," they sound remarkably like Metallica on ... And Justice For All. Luckily, the songs aren't as LONG as that album. This is Overkill showing off ALL their tricks. Best songs: "Coma," "Infectious," "Horrorscope," the Edgar Winter cover "Frankenstein," the merciless stomp of "New Machine" and the brooding, waiting-for-the-gas-to-take-effect "Soulitude." You don't really need to get every single Overkill album (unless you're a fanatic, of course), but you must have this one.
Submitted by Fizz (Delmarva)
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