Best Carcass Album

[Necromunchkin]

Don't make me choose. It'll depend on my mood. Some days Symphonies is the ultimate, some days Heartwork, most of the time it's Necroticisms. Hell, I have days when all I want to hear is Swan Song. I like every thing they've ever done, from Reek to the unreleased stuff from the Swansong sessions. I miss Carcass.

 

[PaulRawNerve]

yeah, although the way it was going, it was probably best they finished!! .. i know what you mean about the change of mood, i love necroticism, but there are sometimes i want carcass but cant listen to that, and for a while i did have a few week phase of listening to swansong loads, thats when it clicked it was a good album, with some great songs on there, but just not to the standard of before

 

[luke2]

I"d have to say Swansong, I love that album!!

 

[Carmackq]

Necroticism Descanting the Insalubrious all the way!

 

[bodomite]

hahaha

 

[veil the sky]

stop laughing you weirdo

 

[IOfTheStorm]

H-E-A-R-T-W-O-R-K

 

[A Journeys End]

"Heartwork" **drool**

 

[m4d_c4p]

SOS, imo is the best

 

[Plague Witch]

Necroticism, although Wake Up And Smell The...... is awesome as well. Blood Spattered Banner and Rot N Roll are quite excellent.

 

[FuckYouIWantToDie]

Necroticism was one of the first death metal CD's I ever owned, so that's my #1 choice. Heartwork is a close 2nd.

 

[Blood Fiend]

Necrotism... Symphonies and Heartwork comes wery close

 

[Dischord]

Heartwork by miles guys...that one simply blew me away!

 

[Dev]

Heartwork closely followed by Necroticism

 

[NAD]

I'm surprised that nobody picked Reek. The production was cool! It was horrible, it fit the mood!

Heartwork, but I love them all, including Swansong.

 

[chileanmetal]

Necroticism...

 

[Anthropophagia]

Symphonies of sickness

 

[Symbolic]

Necroticism by miles.

 

[Metal Aphrodita]

I´m just somewhere between Heartwork and Necrotism,... lets go this way...
Heartwork it´s better but I have listened Necrotism much more times

 

[MeltingSnowman]

I'll go with Symphonies of Sickness, great CD.