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2003 reissue of the grindcore pioneer's 1995 album, packaged in a digipak, features 31 tracks including the 21 tracks originally from the album as well as 10 live bonus tracks, 'Slaughterday', 'Fiend For Blood', 'Fleshcrawl', 'Torn From The Womb', 'Shit Eater', 'Charred Remains', 'Death Twitch', 'Dead', 'Spinal Extractions' & 'Twisted Mass Of Burnt Decay'. Peaceville.
Autopsy includes: Chris Reifert, Danny Coralles, Eric Butler, Steve Digiorgio.
Autopsy Shitfun Songs | 1. | Deathmask |
| 2. | Humiliate Your Corpse |
| 3. | Fuckdog |
| 4. | Praise the Children |
| 5. | Birthing, The |
| 6. | Shit Eater |
| 7. | Formaldehigh |
| 8. | I Sodomize Your Corpse |
| 9. | Geek |
| 10. | Brain Dmaage |
| 11. | Blood Orgy |
| 12. | No More Hate |
| 13. | Grave Violators |
| 14. | Maim Rape Kill Rape |
| 15. | I Shit on Your Grave |
| 16. | End to the Misery, An |
| 17. | 24 Public Mutilations, The |
| 18. | Bathe in Fire |
| 19. | Bowel Ripper |
| 20. | Burnt to a Fuck |
| 21. | Excremental Ecstasy |
| 22. | Slaughterday - (live, bonus track) |
| 23. | Fiend for Blood - (live, bonus track) |
| 24. | Fleshcrawl - (live, bonus track) |
| 25. | Torn from the Womb - (live, bonus track) |
| 26. | Shit Eater - (live, bonus track) |
| 27. | Charred Remains - (live, bonus track) |
| 28. | Death Twitch - (live, bonus track) |
| 29. | Dead - (live, bonus track) |
| 30. | Spinal Extractions - (live, bonus track) |
| 31. | Twisted Mass of Burnt Decay - (live, bonus track) |
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