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Nearly Five Years After Its Intended Release, Carcass Will Release Choice Cuts Through Earache Records on June 29th

From Earache Records:

Earache Records, in cooperation with Carcass, is proud to announce the release of the long delayed Carcass compilation, Choice Cuts.

Originally intended for release in 1999, this 'Best-of' compilation was shelved indefinitely by the label following the news of drummer Ken Owen's critical illness. (After suffering a sudden brain hemorrhage in 1999, Owen spent ten months in a coma, followed by a long period of rehabilitation.) Some promo copies of the original Choice Cuts were manufactured but were immediately withdrawn from circulation, in compliance with the band's wishes. In the intervening years, fans of the band have repeatedly asked when the release would see the light of day, but with Ken still very ill it was deemed inappropriate to issue the collection. Still the questions and requests concerning the release continued...

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Holy dogshit... still goin. I just finished ripping Symphonies of Sickness to my HD from the original banned cover-art version from like 91 or 92! That one was a classic. Of course the grindcore scene kind of died away in the late 90s, but Carcass kept up with cool modern metal in Heartwork.

I'll be checking this one out for sure - good lookin out LOtD... I would've missed this one! :strumma:

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