Death leprosy reissue 3206/11/2023 ![]() The vocals on this album go perfect with the songs (music). ![]() Hence, moving forward to Control Denied and Death's main man Chuck died in 2001. But as time went on and lineups/musical direction changed Death turned from death metal to more progressive metal. Even though I like all Death releases, the earlier stuff namely this one is creative and innovative. ![]() Rick Rozz adds a different element to the lead department, a lot of whammy bar solos that complement the music, ABSOLUTELY. But you see that he's getting away from the "gore" in his songs and putting more effort into the words. This album the whole way through has great songs filled with Chuck's songwriting and lyrical concepts. Safe to say here this is the band that began death metal itself, arguably though. And 'Leprosy' is another evolution to Death's music. 'Scream Bloody Gore' was the beginning of death metal, better (in my opinion) than Possessed's 'Seven Churches'. This album is heavy like I said but catchy. Most people don't operate out of a stereo anymore, but not me! It gives 'Leprosy' better audio (to me). I had this album on cassette and later bought the CD to capture it on my stereo. Pretty much a new lineup every recording (with exceptions). Heavy AS FUCK! This is the beginning to Death's musical evolution in music.
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