Altars Of Madness Digipack CD (Full Dynamic Range Audio) 05/06/2002 Nowhere do the two sides

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Altars Of Madness Digipack CD (Full Dynamic Range Audio) 05/06/2002 Nowhere do the two sidesThis is an Enhanced CD, which contains both regular audio tracks and multimedia computer files. Morbid Angel: David Vincent (vocals, bass); Trey Azagthoth, Richard Brunelle (guitar); Pete Sandoval (drums). All tracks have been digitally remastered. It took five years of practice, foresight on extreme metal trends, and a willingness to stand behind lyrical and musical content that are beyond the pale, even now, but with 1989's ALTARS OF MADNESS,