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Cryptopsy
None So Vile


4.5
superb

Review

by Quebec USER (1 Reviews)
February 11th, 2005 | 9 replies


Release Date: 1996 | Tracklist


None So Live is the first cryptopsy live cd. It's packed with an amazing performance recorded live at the Medley in Montreal.

Lineup:
Martin Lacroix - Vocals
Alex Auburn - Guitar
Jon Levasseur - Guitar
Eric Langlois - Bass
Flo Mounier - Drum


Anyone who seen a cryptopsy show will tell you that they are a great band, a bunch of incerdible musicians, and that they do really insane shows! For those of you that never seen cryptopsy live, don't wait and buy "none so live". The album sounds as good as a studio album and it's the only CD featuring vocalist Martin Lacroix.

Highlights:
"We Bleed" Sounds very brutal, better, faster than on the studio version

"open Face Surgery" A lot of energy, and great solo. By the way, here's the translation of the french talking before this song : Hello Montreal! We're glad to be back! After a really long trip... It's been a while since we played the next song live... From the first album... OPEN FACE SURGERY!

"Phobophile" The same piano intro, bassline... and they play that song fast... really fast! So fast that Martin LAcroix sometimes has problems to follow the rest of the band... Great song live

"drum solo" Even if this solo cut Graves of the fathers in the middle, Flo Mounier will surprise you! Fast, innovative... Great showcase for him!



On the other hand, the only thing that stops me from giving this album a perfect score is the mix. Don't get me wrong, it's a great mix. It sounds almost like a studio mix! But you barely hear the bass! expecially on slit your guts, the great bass solo isn't loud enough!


I recommend this cd to any of you who didn't see Cryptopsy live. Put it in your sound system, raise the volume, and feel the energy!!!!!!! Obviously, it's a must have for all the fans.



P.S. This is my first review, any comments are more than welcome!


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Quebec
February 12th 2005


11 Comments


"the only thing that stops me from giving this album a perfect sound"
Sorry, I meant perfect SCORE;

Kingofdudes
February 12th 2005


294 Comments


Edit your spelling mistakes(You can do it from your User CP).

-Gilmour

FatalBASS
February 12th 2005


5 Comments


The only cryptopsy album I own is 'and then youll beg' but tomorrow im gona get this or none so vile.

br3ad_man
February 13th 2005


2126 Comments


You should probably get None So Vile first, it's the most essential Cryptopsy release. Not that this cd doesn't rule.

Werny
December 13th 2005


148 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

You say the problem is in the mix, but I've heard all over the net that this has the best mixing of any death metal bootleg and everything is completely audible, ESPECIALLY the bass...



who's right?



I've heard the Slit Your Guts and Open Face Surgery performances. The latter lacks the atmosphere and power of the original but Slit Your Guts is pure ownage.



Will buy, and may see them when they come to Aus.

slavetical
May 22nd 2007


2 Comments


The guitars on this sound a little tinny though, I have to agree. I usually remedy this by changing the EQ settings or listening through headphones. For a DM live mix, it definitely sounds way more balanced than Deicide's "When Satan Lives" or Obituary's "Dead."

Insurrection
February 28th 2010


24845 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

The vocals on this are actually pretty good.

facupm
May 16th 2013


12027 Comments

Album Rating: 5.0

dude this is none so vile not none so live

Necrotica
May 16th 2013


10693 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

lolololol



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