Some classics to be rereleased! Hell yeah!

[Break Zero]

Displeased Records have announced plans to reissue several long-out-of-print classic death and thrash albums. The following CDs will be remastered, and will include bonus material, lyrics and biography:

TOXIK – "World Circus"
TOXIK – "Think This"
DISINCARNATE – "Dreams of the Carrion Kind"
SACRIFICE – "Torment in Fire"
SACRIFICE – "Forward to Termination"
SADUS - "Illusions/Chemical Exposure"
SADUS - "Swallowed in Black"
SADUS - "Vision of Misery"
GORGUTS - "Considered Dead"
GORGUTS - "Erosion of Sanity"

All releases will be printed in limited first editions of 5,000 copies. Represses will follow in a later stage. More info will follow when the individual release dates have been set. CDs will be released on a monthly basis, starting from September 28, 2006.

Source: Blabbermouth.net



I'll most likely get all of them. But I'll tell you right now, I'll be gettin' my hands on those Toxik CDs the second they are availible.

 

[Hawk]

Thats great news!

 

[SoundMaster]

Even more great news:

the classic Depeche Mode albums "Music For the Masses" (1987) and "Violator" (1990) are being re-released next month (remastered, bonus tracks and a DVD each)!

 

[KMADD]

that's cool Gorguts is freakin' brutal!

 

[Wyvern]

Astounding!, those Toxik sound very appealing

NP: The Sword - Barael's Blade

 

[Platinum Maze]

I just got the Marquee version of Sacrifice's FTT back in January, so these may be lame.

Might have to check out the Toxic though......

 

[Break Zero]

BOOTLEGS. Do not support these. I know for a fact that they at the very least have no rights to the Sacrifice catalogue, and the Infernal Majesty they released a couple years ago they didn't have the rights for either. The Sacrifice albums have already been reissued in very high quality by Marquee Records. Buy those.

Yeah, the Sacrifice records, I want to pick up the ones through the bands themselves.

However, the Toxik records, there doesn't seem to be any other alternative. Also, are those Sadus records even still around?