Destruction Antichrist CD

Antichrist Music

List Price	$11.98 (You save $1.59)
Category	Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Heavy Metal, Black Metal, Speed/Thrash Metal
Label	Nuclear Blast
Orig Year	2001
All Time Sales Rank	35068
CD Universe Part number	2096427
Catalog number	6632
Discs	1
Release Date	Sep 18, 2001
Studio/Live	Studio
Mono/Stereo	Stereo
Producer	Peter Tagtgren; Lars Szoke

Destruction Antichrist Songs

	1.	Days of Confusion
	2.	Thrash till Death
	3.	Nailed to the Cross
	4.	Dictators of Cruelty
	5.	Bullets From Hell
	6.	Strangulated Pride
	7.	Meet Your Destiny
	8.	Creations of the Underworld
	9.	Godfather of Slander
	10.	Let Your Mind Rot
	11.	Heretic, The

Antichrist Music Review

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

5 stars Their back
Great music, great lyrics, powerfull and technical thrash.
Submitted by glaucio76 (Brasil)
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5 stars la raja el disco
es uno de los mejores discos de trash que he escuchado sin dejar de lado las otras bandas y creo que si siguen grabando asi tendremos trash para rato.
Submitted by penhur (los lagos x region CHILE)
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3 stars Powerful but Cynical
Destruction make the same mistake on this album that most bands who are incredibly heavy do. They only have lyrics about how awful the world is. In this album's case Destruction decide to make fun of President Bush, and say that the Bible is just a lie. Should they become Christian? No! But they need to give some credit to our president and those who choose to be religious. The music is incredibly powerful and creative, but the lyrics need some work.
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5 stars The Antichrist
I'm just getting into this band, and let me tell you, they impress me much, I only have Infernal Overkill/Sentence Of Death, Release from Agony, The Antichrist, soon to have Metal Discharge, this band rules, powerfull non-sloppy Thrash, Schmiers vocals rule too, Pick up this, if you enjoy Thrash, and CD universe is great, fast, cheap, anyways, buy it.
Submitted by syntheticallyrevived (Woodsville, NH, USA)
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