1. [0:07] Revelations 2. [0:40] Unanswered 3. [2:56] Hands of a Killer 4. [7:10] The Price of Beauty 5. [9:56] The Fallen 6. [14:03] No Pity for a Coward 7. [17:16] The Disease 8. [21:39] Bludgeoned to Death 9. [24:14] Girl of Glass 10. [27:07] In a Photograph 11. [31:39] Eyes Sewn Shut 12. [34:38] Green Monster 13. [40:28] Destruction of a Statue
My favorite album of all time. Can't wait til it arrives in the mail. Ordered a CD copy. It's a shame I couldn't find one with A Dead Current on it though.
*TRACKLIST* 1. [0:07] Revelations 2. [0:40] Unanswered 3. [2:56] Hands of a Killer 4. [7:10] The Price of Beauty 5. [9:56] The Fallen 6. [14:03] No Pity for a Coward 7. [17:16] The Disease 8. [21:39] Bludgeoned to Death 9. [24:14] Girl of Glass 10. [27:07] In a Photograph 11. [31:39] Eyes Sewn Shut 12. [34:38] Green Monster 13. [40:28] Destruction of a Statue
@@salveteinfernum The way the drums are produced are even more important than the drummer imo Producers now aim for the same sound. There used to be more diverse, raw tones
Not some easily all i mean no hate or anything but compared to Slaughter To Prevail his vocals are a little better and not to hate on Slipknot or anything but compared to Corey at least they both can metal scream and not yell
@@douglasmorrison3038 Self Titled - Slipkot was amazing. But, I'd say it's real hard to compare them since their form of music is different. Even if just purely going off of vocals, it's all subjective when you tie everything in. I love both, especially since Self Titled was literally my first ever metal album ON CD when i was growing up. I'll never forget hearing that album on a "boom box" in 2000 as a 8 year old. Slipknot changed me forever. lol! I'll never forget, my mum said, "he's listening to that mosh pit music." Lmfao! Shit cracks me up 20 years later still.
@@grant9005 Everyone is free to prefer whatever, but if you're going to say someone's better, that's not a statement of preference, that's an evaluation of skill, and Alex's gutturals are clearly deeper and more resonant.
I think Century Media is slowly uploading it's entire catalog from pre-TH-cam days. I keep seeing all these old albums being uploaded like once or twice a day.
I guess that’s why it has those shitty gaps unlike free streams from Metal Blade Records such as This Is Exile, Nightbringers, or Violence Unimagined the latter which might not be gapless if any Cannibal Corpse album is anyways.
'The Cleansing,' in my opinion, is in contention for the greatest Deathcore album of All-Time. The fight between this record and 'The Price of Existence' by All Shall Perish is a worthy one
I'm not much of a deathcore fan...I'm more into the melodic stuff like melodeath and metalcore, but I make an exception. The cleansing and the price of existence are literally the two deathcore albums I love lol. "The fallen" from SS, and "prisoner of war" by ASP are my favorites
@@severededgesfans2609listened to “severededges” on your channel. Sounds like a garage band lmao. Shitty vocalist and awful mixing. This is obviously just your band and you’ve called yourself a fan page to hide it
Reasons why I like this album: 1. It 2. Calms 3. Me 4. Down 5. When 6. I'm 7. Feeling 8. Really 9. Angry 10. ThHheee PRRrrRRrRrrRIiiIiIIIIiiiIicccceeeEeeeEeEe OF BEEeeEeEAUuUUUuuTYyyyYY
It’s up there in my all time favorites for sure. I have a good three or four albums that I would say are my all time favorites and this is for sure one of them.
Some guy was blasting this album on the freeway on my way to work today. I told him to blast that shit louder LOL What a great album this was. Now I need to find a physical CD of this to add to my collection even though I don't really listen to Deathcore anymore.
I listened to 2 albums by these guys in my sleep apparently. Never heard a single song, guess I became a fan in my dreams? Why was I so happy today? I have so many questions.
A decade ago or so I used to get really confused why there was so many metal nerds who talked so much shit on SS around the time this album was still kind of fresh, but being observant about it now, i think it might have to do with the fact that SS at the time were a fresh young new band coming out on Century Media (same label that put Grave and others on the map back in the day) and presented themselves with this absolutely amazing debut containing great unreasonably brutal songs combined with long (4-minute) atmospheric songs all wrapped up in some of the best production work an extreme metal album could have possibly had at the time dudes in Behemoth t-shirts who witnessed this record in 2007 were really bothered when they saw the rounds they were making all the while their mediocre Suffocation-wannabe bands which only had like 55 myspace friends played to like 20 people in the local bar every month. I can’t blame em, i’d be mad too ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
@@fatefatefate *YOU* have no idea what you're talking about. Go educate yourself and listen to suffocation albums from the very beginning *ONWARD* . I'd also reccomend you go learn how to play guitar 😂
@@fatefatefate slams didn't exist when this came out, slam metal as a genre was birthed from Suffocation thru Devourment. See this is the problem these deathcore scene guys don't know their fucking history and haven't listened to anything released b4 like 2005
My best buddy just killed himself. We jammed this all the time and sang along. He had the gnarliest lows that I’ve never heard anybody recreate. The name of the band has new meaning to me now and I definitely am turned off by No Pity now haha. I love you buddy.
The Cleansing was indeed an amazing album! I remember the first song I ever heard by Suicide Silence was Unanswered :D R.I.P Mitch, you will NEVER be forgotten!
1. Revelations 0:00 2. Unanswered 0:39 3. Hands of a Killer 2:56 4. The Price of Beauty 7:11 5. The Fallen 9:56 6. No Pity for a Coward 14:04 7. The Disease 17:16 8. Bludgeoned to Death 21:39 9. Girl of Glass 24:14 10. In a Photograph 27:06 11. Eyes Sewn Shut 31:39 12. Green Monster 34:48 13. Destruction of a Statue 40:28
@@solidariusgaming2854 Not true. By that logic, do you accept when mid-2010s soundcloud rappers started calling their music "alternative rock"? (Not kidding, that's a real thing that happened)
@@Sergio-nb4hj That's not the same thing though. i get what you're saying, but it doesn't hold a lot of weight on its own. A lot of the "deathcore" bands starting out thought of themselves as death metal, heavy metal, extreme metal etc. or something along those lines. They intelligent ones didn't purposely try to pigeonhole themselves into some stupid limiting made up sub genre label. The ones that did fizzled out for the most part for good reason.
Always will be my favorite band and the albums they put out will always sit in my collection can't forget what the guys and Mitch done R. I. P Mitch Lucker never forgotten
I'm glad I got to witness the BEST singer frontman entertainer period...that man commanded his stage presence and his aura and I've been to lots of metal shows but by far epic status... SUICIDE SILENCE😝😝😝
There are no words for how amazing Lucker was as a vocalist. Holy shit this album rips so hard. One of the best, if not the best, deathcore albums ever.🙌🤘
i remember cleaning out KFC fryers jamming this in headphones, my co workers thought i was insane. this album is insane. this and the ills of modern man are easily the best deathcore releases.
Regardless of people's opinions of this band as a whole, I think that this is a super heavy album with clearly talented songwriters behind it. It always felt more death metal than deathcore, and the grooves really enhance the pretty solid riffs. Not to mention that their drummer has an awesome tone and just really goes for it. Great album that has stood the test of time, unlike most of the stuff I listened to in high school.
I absolutely agree. This shit is super heavy. Way ahead of its time. No clue why the elitists hated something so fucking heavy that sounded more Death Metal than anything
All I wanted was to see them live once I hate the fact I never will it kills me inside like when he died I died a little inside like there is a hole in my heart
You and i both.....i stopped listening to this band after he died because i knew that it would never be the same and the new singer.....i dont fucking respect him taking mitches place.
@Decaying Corpse The really annoying and overly vocal part of the fanbase may be that way, but not the real fans. Anyone who has seen them live with Eddie knows that they are still fucking kickass to see, and their material is steadily getting better overtime. Go see them live one day if you get the chance!
I wish I could remember how this album sounded to me when I first heard it... This is the first deathcore album that I found, and ultimately got me into this music. I used to shake when I heard unanswered.. I love this album so much, I used to listen to it in the halls of school, and somehow it would help me say fuck it to all the people who alienated my friends and I. God that sounds so "emo". haha
@@gregoryleonard1098 wtf dude why are you here then. also, you're talking about a dead person. you cruel bastard. mitch touches me with his lyrics. he's a hero to some people. his kids and his wife consider him a hero. me too. you can't just wish death unto people, they had families just like you.
@@gregoryleonard1098 So now you want me to listen to 'real' goregrind? I thought before you said to listen to death metal, weird man weird. Just because a genre is heavier than another doesnt automatically make it better lol didnt think that was hard to understand..
@@gregoryleonard1098 Either way, dont wish death upon anyone especially over a song... The world already has so much hate in it, why are you adding to it? Peace bro
I loved this band since I heard of them back in prob somewhere between 2002-2003. just started listening to first album and gonna continue through them. cause I just listened to "talk is Jericho" podcast with the new singer and guitarist.
Why people don't like to say this is deathcore? Maybe the bands members didn't like the label but this isn't full death metal. Also nobody should be feeling ashamed of listening to deathcore, it's actually very cool.
I like the raw, uncompromising sound of the album. I think it has a lot to do with it being a live recording. It wasn't recorded like a traditional album.
Eu estava no Carioca Club - SP BR quando eles vieram. Lembro que faltei no trabalho para ir ver. Alguém estava lá? Até no mesmo dia estava Cannibal Corpse
Mitch Lucker CAN NEVER be replaced, and I love the old SS with all my heart, but Become The Hunter is their best record IMO. Best production, solid structure, and smoothest chunky riffs.
I will never forgive myself for hating this band in my younger days... now im almost 29 , and i love them... So heartbroken that Mitch aint with us .....
All of my friends thought I could replace Mitch back in the day, because my screams were the same style in our old bands. Absolutely not saying I could, or would have. But this was my absolute favorite full album to loose my voice to on road trips to warped tour back in the good ole' days. Also, this specific video was uploaded on Dec 9, which is my bday, so that's a cool coincidence after searching this album after a decade.
I listened to this band In middle school. I would blast it through my headphones, but I was so quiet and sad. Hahahahahahaha I truly was suicidal and silent LMAO 😂
I totally agree with the first two albums just because I haven't heard that one frome Carnifex but now I surely will. I mean, it´s quite impressive that moment when you see a comment like yours where at the same time I see myself, like I was the person who wrote this comment. Is well known (by true experts on this topic, obviously) that "The Cleansing" is for sure the best deathcore album until these days but the fact that you included "This Is Exile" in second place was unique to me 'cause I would have said exactly the same thing.
@@gerardo8888gtl Good taste in metal, but experts? It doesn't even take an expert to realize that NONE of those three bands EVER ONCE claimed to be deathcore. They are heavy or extreme metal bands, sometimes with certain elements resembling death metal or "deathcore". There's actually an interview with all three where they got together and talked about it.
Your 5 favorite deathcore albums, go! 1. The Valley - Whitechapel 2. The Cleansing - Suicide Silence 3. Lugal Ki En - Rings of Saturn 4. Reclaimer - Shadow of Intent 5. Hate - Thy Art is Murder
1. Chapters of Misery (EP) - Slaughter to Prevail 2. The Cleansing - Suicide Silence 3. This is Exile - Whitechapel 4. Count Your Blessings - Bring Me The Horizon 5. The Price of Existence - All Shall Perish 6. Hate - Thy Art is Murder 7. Doom (EP) - Job For a Cowboy
Has anyone ever gotten a spam message from a random band telling you to listen to there new song and watch there new music video and stuff like that? That's how I found out about Suicide Silence.
It’s like fine wine, every year it just gets better and better.
True! ❤
1. [0:07] Revelations
2. [0:40] Unanswered
3. [2:56] Hands of a Killer
4. [7:10] The Price of Beauty
5. [9:56] The Fallen
6. [14:03] No Pity for a Coward
7. [17:16] The Disease
8. [21:39] Bludgeoned to Death
9. [24:14] Girl of Glass
10. [27:07] In a Photograph
11. [31:39] Eyes Sewn Shut
12. [34:38] Green Monster
13. [40:28] Destruction of a Statue
☝🏼🤙🏼💨
🙌🙌🙌
Big thanks Bro!!! 🤝👍💪✊
thank you so much man
Pin this comment!!!!!!!!!
Still one of the most legendary Deathcore albums to ever exist.
Agreed.
Most certainly m8, probobly number 2 on my list.
+brutalbeast 666 yeah what is number 1
Number one is actually As I Lay Dying wich is not a death-core band
3rd to lugal ki en (rings of Saturn) and doom EP (job for a cowboy)
The Cleansing will always be my favorite SS album.
It's the most brutal!
My favorite album of all time. Can't wait til it arrives in the mail. Ordered a CD copy. It's a shame I couldn't find one with A Dead Current on it though.
It took me awhile 2 figure out the genius behind this band the first time I saw them
Mine is the Black Crown, this possibly would be my favorite if it didn't have the GD word in this album.
@@sillveeacrushh1666 the what?
*TRACKLIST*
1. [0:07] Revelations
2. [0:40] Unanswered
3. [2:56] Hands of a Killer
4. [7:10] The Price of Beauty
5. [9:56] The Fallen
6. [14:03] No Pity for a Coward
7. [17:16] The Disease
8. [21:39] Bludgeoned to Death
9. [24:14] Girl of Glass
10. [27:07] In a Photograph
11. [31:39] Eyes Sewn Shut
12. [34:38] Green Monster
13. [40:28] Destruction of a Statue
Thanks dude
Fuck yeah.
Thanks for the track list that pops up with every song anyway
100th like bby
Helpful thanks
this album dropped when I was 17, still listening today at 30 haha. classic.
Same here.
same! lets goooo old dudes
Not alone.
Same! 1990 baby
I was like 15 and I immediately bought a SS tee.
That snare is beautiful
90s-2009 was the time when the people still recognized the band/song with the sound of drums, I think...
P
@Eric Campbell you’re smoking crack 😂😂
The red shore has a very remarkable drummer also 😇
@Eric Campbell if earlier mean good, then everyone is pedophile
@@salveteinfernum The way the drums are produced are even more important than the drummer imo
Producers now aim for the same sound. There used to be more diverse, raw tones
2023 still playing this album. Never gets old!
He seriously had some of the best vocals in the industry, and I'm not just saying that shit because he died.
Not some easily all i mean no hate or anything but compared to Slaughter To Prevail his vocals are a little better and not to hate on Slipknot or anything but compared to Corey at least they both can metal scream and not yell
@@douglasmorrison3038 You haven’t heard one song by slaughter to prevail if you think that Mitch is better at all lmfao.
@@juanjoyaborja.3054 I think mitch is better, you like what you like
@@douglasmorrison3038 Self Titled - Slipkot was amazing. But, I'd say it's real hard to compare them since their form of music is different. Even if just purely going off of vocals, it's all subjective when you tie everything in. I love both, especially since Self Titled was literally my first ever metal album ON CD when i was growing up. I'll never forget hearing that album on a "boom box" in 2000 as a 8 year old. Slipknot changed me forever. lol! I'll never forget, my mum said, "he's listening to that mosh pit music." Lmfao! Shit cracks me up 20 years later still.
@@grant9005 Everyone is free to prefer whatever, but if you're going to say someone's better, that's not a statement of preference, that's an evaluation of skill, and Alex's gutturals are clearly deeper and more resonant.
Amazing album. I can't believe the label would upload its entirety for free
I think Century Media is slowly uploading it's entire catalog from pre-TH-cam days. I keep seeing all these old albums being uploaded like once or twice a day.
I guess that’s why it has those shitty gaps unlike free streams from Metal Blade Records such as This Is Exile, Nightbringers, or Violence Unimagined the latter which might not be gapless if any Cannibal Corpse album is anyways.
@@michaelgrahamwongacutemadness get bent 🏡
Meet me in the mosh filth
'The Cleansing,' in my opinion, is in contention for the greatest Deathcore album of All-Time.
The fight between this record and 'The Price of Existence' by All Shall Perish is a worthy one
I'm not much of a deathcore fan...I'm more into the melodic stuff like melodeath and metalcore, but I make an exception. The cleansing and the price of existence are literally the two deathcore albums I love lol. "The fallen" from SS, and "prisoner of war" by ASP are my favorites
the Somatic Defilement would be a contender too
Make them suffer neverbloom, thy art is murder hate ,and Whitechapel's the somatic defilement,this is exile and a new era of corruption would contend
Flesh Coffin by Lorna Shore has yet to be topped in my opinion
dont forget bmth - count your blessings . it also the greatest deathcore album 🤘🏻
Best album I've ever heard in my entire life
R.I.P. Mitch you'll never be forgotten in my entire life
Just coming back to this album since middle school, im in my 20s now. An i can still remember the lyrics, good music never dies
Severed edges would rip these Guys apart seven days a week and twice on Sunday! Great album though! Beautiful lyrics
@@severededgesfans2609listened to “severededges” on your channel. Sounds like a garage band lmao. Shitty vocalist and awful mixing. This is obviously just your band and you’ve called yourself a fan page to hide it
Reasons why I like this album:
1. It
2. Calms
3. Me
4. Down
5. When
6. I'm
7. Feeling
8. Really
9. Angry
10. ThHheee PRRrrRRrRrrRIiiIiIIIIiiiIicccceeeEeeeEeEe OF BEEeeEeEAUuUUUuuTYyyyYY
ok
This is my favorite album, not only of the genre but of music as a whole.
It’s up there in my all time favorites for sure. I have a good three or four albums that I would say are my all time favorites and this is for sure one of them.
I ride a motorcycle to and from work everyday. This is always being played while riding it makes me ride a lot better listening to metal.
So glad I saw Mitch live in Australia years ago definitely one of a kind.
10 years ago now time flys
I got to see them in Chicago with napalm death and nile
Some guy was blasting this album on the freeway on my way to work today. I told him to blast that shit louder LOL
What a great album this was. Now I need to find a physical CD of this to add to my collection even though I don't really listen to Deathcore anymore.
I listened to 2 albums by these guys in my sleep apparently. Never heard a single song, guess I became a fan in my dreams? Why was I so happy today? I have so many questions.
A decade ago or so I used to get really confused why there was so many metal nerds who talked so much shit on SS around the time this album was still kind of fresh,
but being observant about it now, i think it might have to do with the fact that SS at the time were a fresh young new band coming out on Century Media (same label that put Grave and others on the map back in the day) and presented themselves with this absolutely amazing debut containing great unreasonably brutal songs combined with long (4-minute) atmospheric songs all wrapped up in some of the best production work an extreme metal album could have possibly had at the time
dudes in Behemoth t-shirts who witnessed this record in 2007 were really bothered when they saw the rounds they were making all the while their mediocre Suffocation-wannabe bands which only had like 55 myspace friends played to like 20 people in the local bar every month. I can’t blame em, i’d be mad too
¯\_(ツ)_/¯
What a ironic statement 🤔..... since 70% suicide silence songs are basically a suffocation breakdown 😂🤣 ....
@@NAT-turners-Revenge lmao true
@@NAT-turners-Revenge No theyre not. Suffocation plays SLAMS dude. Not chug-chug open note breakdowns, you have no idea what you're even talking about
@@fatefatefate *YOU* have no idea what you're talking about. Go educate yourself and listen to suffocation albums from the very beginning *ONWARD* . I'd also reccomend you go learn how to play guitar 😂
@@fatefatefate slams didn't exist when this came out, slam metal as a genre was birthed from Suffocation thru Devourment. See this is the problem these deathcore scene guys don't know their fucking history and haven't listened to anything released b4 like 2005
Highly underrated record, and still Suicide Silence's best release.
My life consists of Suicide Silence. The best band ever!
My best buddy just killed himself. We jammed this all the time and sang along. He had the gnarliest lows that I’ve never heard anybody recreate. The name of the band has new meaning to me now and I definitely am turned off by No Pity now haha. I love you buddy.
may he rest in peace
The Cleansing was indeed an amazing album!
I remember the first song I ever heard by Suicide Silence was Unanswered :D
R.I.P Mitch, you will NEVER be forgotten!
saame
my first was you only live once im sad i dont ever get to see mitch lucker live tho😔
+TJ Skluzak I feel bad that was the first song you heard by them :/
+Nickenator8 y
+TJ Skluzak Because they have way better songs.
Best. Deathcore. Album. Ever.
Nope, it's top 5 easily, best ever is Blessed Be This Nightmare - Eternal Lord
yesss
@@kylesmith3555 ahah. sykablyat you fucking idiot
@@kylesmith3555 or troll
@@kylesmith3555 lol that sucks
1. Revelations 0:00
2. Unanswered 0:39
3. Hands of a Killer 2:56
4. The Price of Beauty 7:11
5. The Fallen 9:56
6. No Pity for a Coward 14:04
7. The Disease 17:16
8. Bludgeoned to Death 21:39
9. Girl of Glass 24:14
10. In a Photograph 27:06
11. Eyes Sewn Shut 31:39
12. Green Monster 34:48
13. Destruction of a Statue 40:28
odd how this was too heavy for me as a teenager but now that i'm 30 i love it
I feel exactly the opposite
i agree, now i have more caos inside, Perfect for the 30s
Same, I'm 28, never got into this band in high school.
Cannibal corpses???
The Cleansing, This Is Exile, The Price Of Existence, Count Your Blessings, Dead In My Arms, Hate. *SO* many classic deathcore albums
Yeah they're all amazing, but not deathcore unless the band embraces the label.
Count Your Blessings is my second fav Deathcore album
@@solidariusgaming2854 Not true. By that logic, do you accept when mid-2010s soundcloud rappers started calling their music "alternative rock"? (Not kidding, that's a real thing that happened)
@@Sergio-nb4hj That's not the same thing though. i get what you're saying, but it doesn't hold a lot of weight on its own.
A lot of the "deathcore" bands starting out thought of themselves as death metal, heavy metal, extreme metal etc. or something along those lines. They intelligent ones didn't purposely try to pigeonhole themselves into some stupid limiting made up sub genre label.
The ones that did fizzled out for the most part for good reason.
Brutal album. The drumming is insane. A good cover too.
Hands of Killer was the first ever SS jam i ever layed ears upon. God damn it just isnt the same without you Mitch. RIP Bruddah
The album that made me a fan of Suicide Silence ❤
This album redefined Deathcore, Legendary album and band. RIP Mitch!
Mitch is fucking crazy!!!! He really was one of my favorite vocalists... This album is priceless.
Still listening in 2018 like it was 2007 baby
May 21 2020 this fucking album still curdles my blood, chills the bone, and blows my mind to this day! I remember when these dudes came out
I love and miss you! october 20 1984 nov 1 2012 stomp with the angels
Always will be my favorite band and the albums they put out will always sit in my collection can't forget what the guys and Mitch done R. I. P Mitch Lucker never forgotten
I'm glad I got to witness the BEST singer frontman entertainer period...that man commanded his stage presence and his aura and I've been to lots of metal shows but by far epic status... SUICIDE SILENCE😝😝😝
Still one of the best albums of mankind
This is THE deathcore album. Some of the best in the world
There are no words for how amazing Lucker was as a vocalist. Holy shit this album rips so hard. One of the best, if not the best, deathcore albums ever.🙌🤘
i remember cleaning out KFC fryers jamming this in headphones, my co workers thought i was insane. this album is insane. this and the ills of modern man are easily the best deathcore releases.
jesus... kfc.... we all had terrible jobs when we were young 🤣😂
U done well.
Suifried Chicken
Love jobs that let you wear headphones
I have this entire album
Regardless of people's opinions of this band as a whole, I think that this is a super heavy album with clearly talented songwriters behind it. It always felt more death metal than deathcore, and the grooves really enhance the pretty solid riffs.
Not to mention that their drummer has an awesome tone and just really goes for it. Great album that has stood the test of time, unlike most of the stuff I listened to in high school.
agreed dude! I'm 30 and this album dropped when I was 15-17!! such a banger. I still listen to this album every week.
I mean, it’s still deathcore but very respectful to the death metal tradition yk?
I absolutely agree. This shit is super heavy. Way ahead of its time. No clue why the elitists hated something so fucking heavy that sounded more Death Metal than anything
All I wanted was to see them live once I hate the fact I never will it kills me inside like when he died I died a little inside like there is a hole in my heart
+kayla marie You can still see them live. They have a new vocalist.
You and i both.....i stopped listening to this band after he died because i knew that it would never be the same and the new singer.....i dont fucking respect him taking mitches place.
K
@Decaying Corpse The really annoying and overly vocal part of the fanbase may be that way, but not the real fans. Anyone who has seen them live with Eddie knows that they are still fucking kickass to see, and their material is steadily getting better overtime. Go see them live one day if you get the chance!
@@solidariusgaming2854 You can still be a real fan and not like eddie
HAPPY BIRTHDAY MITCH
This album is fucking incredible, that voice its just so sharp
I wish I could remember how this album sounded to me when I first heard it... This is the first deathcore album that I found, and ultimately got me into this music. I used to shake when I heard unanswered.. I love this album so much, I used to listen to it in the halls of school, and somehow it would help me say fuck it to all the people who alienated my friends and I. God that sounds so "emo". haha
Forever in heart
The drums sound fucking beautiful in this album. "so in your face clarity" awesome
Definitely music you have to listen to when your stressed and mad
so as much as possible
Negative… I’m fucking happy as fuck screaming along cranked uuup
I had to look at something else at 34:16 to make sure my eyes weren't messed up
Maybe they were sewn shut.
Esto me hace sentir muy vivo y feliz de poder escuchar esta obra de arte , Gran legado Mitch Lucker .
R.I.P mitch lucker :c
@@gregoryleonard1098 wtf dude why are you here then. also, you're talking about a dead person. you cruel bastard. mitch touches me with his lyrics. he's a hero to some people. his kids and his wife consider him a hero. me too. you can't just wish death unto people, they had families just like you.
@@gregoryleonard1098 You sound just like a 30 year old who lives at their parents house still, fueled with that much hatred lmao get a grip
@@gregoryleonard1098 So now you want me to listen to 'real' goregrind? I thought before you said to listen to death metal, weird man weird. Just because a genre is heavier than another doesnt automatically make it better lol didnt think that was hard to understand..
@@gregoryleonard1098 Idk what youre trying to argue about, that your opinion is better? Ill let you keep arguing with yourself on that one
@@gregoryleonard1098 Either way, dont wish death upon anyone especially over a song... The world already has so much hate in it, why are you adding to it? Peace bro
2022 Enyoing this more than ever... Unbelievable record...
this whole album is fackin DOPE!
I GUESS YOU CAN SAY
WE'RE ONE OF THE FALLEN
!!!! I GUESS YOU CAN SAY
WE'RE ONE OF THE FALLEN!!!
I loved this band since I heard of them back in prob somewhere between 2002-2003. just started listening to first album and gonna continue through them. cause I just listened to "talk is Jericho" podcast with the new singer and guitarist.
The best album of suicide silence \,,/
He has such extremely brutal Lows and nasty sick highs that hits like of cradle of filth!!!
Blesses you all perfecty
Why people don't like to say this is deathcore? Maybe the bands members didn't like the label but this isn't full death metal. Also nobody should be feeling ashamed of listening to deathcore, it's actually very cool.
It is deathcore but it does sound SOOO MUCH like death metal though due to the pig squeels
Greatest album ever!!
This album hits way differently lately. Lmfao.
Still absolutely crushing
first time listening, im so beyond blown away , wish i discovered sooner:
I like the raw, uncompromising sound of the album. I think it has a lot to do with it being a live recording. It wasn't recorded like a traditional album.
I'm not a fan of the genre and I can't follow the lyrics super well but this is absolutely the level of tightness such a sound style should command.
Eu estava no Carioca Club - SP BR quando eles vieram. Lembro que faltei no trabalho para ir ver.
Alguém estava lá?
Até no mesmo dia estava Cannibal Corpse
this is the best album for me
I'm not even into deathcore but this is most awesome I've ever heard boys💪🏻
Legendary album
Mitch Lucker CAN NEVER be replaced, and I love the old SS with all my heart, but Become The Hunter is their best record IMO. Best production, solid structure, and smoothest chunky riffs.
Best snare tone ive ever heard
This album dropped when I was 37 and it still kicks as much ass as anything my metalhead ass has ever ass heard!!!🤘🤘🏼🤘🏽🤘🏾
man i come back to this almost daily just for unanswered
i always come back The disease
One of my favorite deathcore albums of all time
melhor album ja produzido por essa banda!! rip mitch
CLASSIC!
I will never forgive myself for hating this band in my younger days... now im almost 29 , and i love them... So heartbroken that Mitch aint with us .....
All of my friends thought I could replace Mitch back in the day, because my screams were the same style in our old bands. Absolutely not saying I could, or would have. But this was my absolute favorite full album to loose my voice to on road trips to warped tour back in the good ole' days. Also, this specific video was uploaded on Dec 9, which is my bday, so that's a cool coincidence after searching this album after a decade.
Thats soooo badass!!!!
I listened to this band In middle school. I would blast it through my headphones, but I was so quiet and sad. Hahahahahahaha I truly was suicidal and silent LMAO 😂
TREMENDO ÁLBUM ❤🇦🇷😎
The Bass Guitar Tone its soo Brutal!🔥🤤
I’ve been listening to this for so long and bass has never even crossed my mind lol
@@deathcoresnob5193 The bass goes hard on the breakdowns of The Cleansing 🤘🏼🔥
This and their self titled are my favorites
Finally someone who loves their classic albums AND Self-titled. I thought I was literally the only one lol
He could mean self titled ep lol
escuchando a una de mis bandas favoritas mientras realizo los trabajos de mi escuela.
1-Suicide silince- Cleansing
2-Whitechapel- This is Exile
3-Carnifex- Slow Death
GOAT DEATHCORE ALBUMS 👿👿👿
I totally agree with the first two albums just because I haven't heard that one frome Carnifex but now I surely will. I mean, it´s quite impressive that moment when you see a comment like yours where at the same time I see myself, like I was the person who wrote this comment. Is well known (by true experts on this topic, obviously) that "The Cleansing" is for sure the best deathcore album until these days but the fact that you included "This Is Exile" in second place was unique to me 'cause I would have said exactly the same thing.
@@gerardo8888gtl Good taste in metal, but experts? It doesn't even take an expert to realize that NONE of those three bands EVER ONCE claimed to be deathcore. They are heavy or extreme metal bands, sometimes with certain elements resembling death metal or "deathcore". There's actually an interview with all three where they got together and talked about it.
@@gerardo8888gtl 🏴☠️🤘
@@solidariusgaming2854ok.
My classmate used to play this every time at school. Got influenced and loved it. Deathcore brought me to Melodic Death Metal.
You can hear their favorite band is eternal suffering
I was an infant when this was released. Still my favorite ever, even if it’s as old as me.
I think Mitch’s daughter was born in 2007 too.
@@michaelgrahamwongacutemadness yeah she was.
My son born on 2007.
Lol I was 5 but this still slaps
I was 17 when this dropped 🤘🏽
vaya este album es uno de mis favortos ademas del album NO TIME TO BLEED
the cleansing es mejor xd
@@aidanweitz1792 Nel, se llega a escuchar repetitivo, el No Time To Bleed es el Mejor si duda
Your 5 favorite deathcore albums, go!
1. The Valley - Whitechapel
2. The Cleansing - Suicide Silence
3. Lugal Ki En - Rings of Saturn
4. Reclaimer - Shadow of Intent
5. Hate - Thy Art is Murder
1. Chapters of Misery (EP) - Slaughter to Prevail
2. The Cleansing - Suicide Silence
3. This is Exile - Whitechapel
4. Count Your Blessings - Bring Me The Horizon
5. The Price of Existence - All Shall Perish
6. Hate - Thy Art is Murder
7. Doom (EP) - Job For a Cowboy
jammed this at 13
forever went to black and never went back
I was born in the _exact_ same day _and year_ as Mitch Lucker.
Has anyone ever gotten a spam message from a random band telling you to listen to there new song and watch there new music video and stuff like that? That's how I found out about Suicide Silence.
Are you saying someone told you to check out SS or did SS tell you to check them out?.
Flint Burner I believe it was from the Century Media or SS page. Definitely wasn't a random person.
@@DrumsAndMetal hahahaaa that's awesome!
Brb crying my eyes out
Unanswered was my most favorite song by SS
The best of all lml
i find the music from this band in particular, fits really well with doing lemniscate movements...
Their best album
And the doctor wo t be able to recognize your face.....so classic ....i love these guys!
esse album é uma obra de arte
Reporta esse sup que nn acerta 1 Q
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