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 01. "Enjoy the violence" 02. "Ultimate antichrist" 03. "Gods of hate" 04. "Atrocious crimes" 05. "Revealing cruelty" 06. "Full of hatred" 07. "Seas of blood" 08. "Near death experience" 09. "Sublime extermination" 10. "Agonizing world" 11. "Researchers Of Tortures (Rehearsal 1991)" 12. "Beyond The Prophecy (Rehearsal 1991)" 13. "Final Holocaust (Rehearsal 1991)" 14. "Cyclone (Rehearsal 1991)" 15. "Trained To Kill (Rehearsal 1991)"
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| | Description: | Enjoy The Violence is an album by Massacra, released in 2014. Enjoy The Violence includes a.o. the following tracks: â??Enjoy The Violenceâ?, â??Gods Of Hateâ?, â??Sublime Exterminationâ?, â??Agonizing Worldâ? and more. The album is a Reissue, Bonus Track(s) metal/alternative CD. - ... VIOLENCEReleased in a standard jewel case with a 24 pages booklet containing interviews, rare photos, fanzine snippets, and lyrics for tracks 1 to 10.
The tracks 11 to 15 are bonus tracks (recorded as rehearsal in 1991).
Tracks 1 to 10 originally produced for CLM Prod. Recorded and mixed in January 1991.
All tracks remastered in October 2013.
Printed on the rear cover:
© &? 2014 Century Media Records Ltd.
Manufactured in Germany
Printed inside the booklet:
In memory of Fred "Death" Daval, 1967 - 1997
Catalog# 9984072 printed on the disc and both spines.
The last page of the booklet mentions "All tracks mastered by Patrick W. Engel at Temple Of Disharmony, October 2013", whilst on the jewel case sticker, on Century Media's web page, as well as on Patrick W. Engel's web page, it is mentioned that the tracks were re-mastered by Patrick. The credit on the release booklet is not a typo. Patrick remastered everything from album tracks to the bonus tracks included on the CD, however, according to Century Media, he preferred to be credited with just ?all tracks mastered??.
Stefan Franke, credited on the release with the reissue concept and product coordination, compiled all the parts from the band (audio/visual material), arranged and corrected all texts, came up with the ideas for the layout and worked that out with the Century Media graphic department, got the original LPs from friends to scan, reached out to collectors to get rare photos, handled all communication with guitarist Jean-Marc Tristani and collected stuff from him, and basically coordinated and advised everything around this reissue.
Fred Death is mentioned with his correct surname on this release on the tribute page. His surname was never Duval, but Daval.
Release dates:
30 May 2014: Germany/Austria/Switzerland
2 June 2014: Europe
30 June 2014: US"Enjoy The Violence (Re-Issue+Bonus)" on CD is a high-impact reissue of Massacra's classic, hyper-aggressive death/thrash metal statement, presented here with additional bonus material for collectors and genre devotees. The album captures the band at a peak of speed, intensity and riff-driven brutality: razor-sharp guitar work, relentless drumming and harsh, commanding vocals fuse into a dense, uncompromising sound that defined Massacra as one of the most ferocious European acts of their era. This re-issue enhances the original experience with improved sound quality and extra tracks that offer deeper insight into the band's songwriting and evolution, making it equally valuable for long-time fans and new listeners discovering the group's legacy. The CD format underscores the album's physical, old-school character: a tangible artifact with full artwork and liner notes that situate the release in the broader history of extreme metal.
Massacra are regarded as one of France's pioneering extreme metal bands, noted for blending the raw violence of early death metal with the speed and precision of thrash. Emerging from the underground, they quickly attracted international attention in tape-trading circles and became a reference name for fans seeking brutal yet technically adept metal from continental Europe. Their early albums in particular are frequently cited as influential within the death/thrash niche, and their work has enjoyed a cult following that continues to grow, leading to high demand for quality re-issues such as this one.
Century Media Catalog is associated with one of the most influential labels in heavy music, known for a deep roster spanning death, black, thrash, power and modern metal. Over the decades, the company has played a key role in bringing extreme and innovative bands from the underground to a worldwide audience, focusing on strong physical editions, detailed packaging and archivally minded re-releases. Their catalog is recognized for professional production standards and a long-term commitment to keeping important genre milestones available, making this re-issue of "Enjoy The Violence (Re-Issue+Bonus)" a fitting part of their ongoing work to preserve metal history. | | | No. of tracks: |
10 |
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9984072 |
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Yuriy P. - 26/Dec/2024  At the time, this French album caused a lot of enthusiastic responses. And the reasons for that are more than obvious. An extremely fresh and fast, and in its own way melodic album. All the songs have memorable melodies, which is quite rare for such speed. The style can be most accurately described as sped-death-metal, although such a concept does not exist... In places, classic death metal riffs organically turn into thrash ones at high speed. In general, despite the rather brutal vocals and jaw-dropping rhythms, the album gives me the impression of lightness and transparency (and not ferocity and rage). But this does not mean that the product is commercial. Quite the opposite. It's just that speed and technicality come first here. They play great, harmoniously and extremely energetically. In general, of what was recorded in 1991, this album is certainly one of the best. And, by the way, a good option for getting to know the style.
|  | | Vladislav M. - 28/Sep/2019 The underground of the good old nineties not only gave birth to a great many stars in the sky of the Death Metal scene, but also buried many in the same times. The French Massacra was not just on the same wavelength with a number of the most important names, but was this same wave along with them!
I rate the release at 5/5 - it has everything that a cool old death album should contain.
| | | Georgi M. - 10/Jan/2019 Massacra
Enjoy The Violence - just no need to say more...
Very good re-issue and sound really professional - i,m very proud i can have it on that low price!!!
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