New Mortification pre-orders...

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Hi Scott

I hope you & your family & the Band are all doing fine.

Just to let you know a couple of things. Firstly the new Mort Album "The Evil Addiction Destroying Machine" goes on Pre Sale this Sunday March 1st.

You can Pre order The new Mort CD for $15 USD plus postage. Go to www.roweproductions.com next Monday & click on the soundmass.com store.

The incentive is that all who Pre Order in that 5 week period get their name listed in "The Mortification Im-Mort-Alized Supporters" list on the CD booklet....


Hear from you soon.

Blessings

Steve

Sweet, my $15.00 is in my pocket...burning...it burns....ahhhhhhhhhhh!

I'll be pre-ordering too. Steve is a good friend of mine and I'm a longtime Morty fan.

ultmetal wrote:

I'll be pre-ordering too. Steve is a good friend of mine and I'm a longtime Morty fan.

OH Yeah, Mort rules

Thanks Ult

I doubt I'll pre-order, but I DO need to get this. I've been a fan of Mortification for a long time.

Heck, I haven't even gotten Erasing The Goblin yet.... I wanted that special edition cover, but I was flat broke at the time, and it seems to now sell for more than I want to pay. I have everything else they have put out.

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

I doubt I'll pre-order, but I DO need to get this. I've been a fan of Mortification for a long time.

Heck, I haven't even gotten Erasing The Goblin yet.... I wanted that special edition cover, but I was flat broke at the time, and it seems to now sell for more than I want to pay. I have everything else they have put out.

I have both versions. Been meaning to sell one of them, but it irks me as there are seperate bonus tracks on both! I'll order the new one as soon as the pay check gets in

kmorg wrote:

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

I doubt I'll pre-order, but I DO need to get this. I've been a fan of Mortification for a long time.

Heck, I haven't even gotten Erasing The Goblin yet.... I wanted that special edition cover, but I was flat broke at the time, and it seems to now sell for more than I want to pay. I have everything else they have put out.

I have both versions. Been meaning to sell one of them, but it irks me as there are seperate bonus tracks on both!

Why did you have to mention that?! Now I may have to get BOTH versions!

I swear, you jackholes are gonna bankrupt me....

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

kmorg wrote:

SideShowDisaSter wrote:

I doubt I'll pre-order, but I DO need to get this. I've been a fan of Mortification for a long time.

Heck, I haven't even gotten Erasing The Goblin yet.... I wanted that special edition cover, but I was flat broke at the time, and it seems to now sell for more than I want to pay. I have everything else they have put out.

I have both versions. Been meaning to sell one of them, but it irks me as there are seperate bonus tracks on both!

Why did you have to mention that?! Now I may have to get BOTH versions!

I swear, you jackholes are gonna bankrupt me.... :angry:

Mortification - Erasing the Goblin (Rowe Productions) 2006
Mortification - Erasing the Goblin (MCM)

2006

1. "Razorback"
(3:51)
2. "Erasing the Goblin" (5:18)
3. "The Dead Shall Be Judged" (4:09)
4. "Escape the Blasphemous Tabernacle" (6:08)
5. "Your Time" (3:41)
6. "Forged in Stone" (4:11)
7. "Way, Truth, Life" (2:42)
8. "Humanitarian" (5:57)
9. "Short Circuit" (2:48)
ROWE PRODUCTIONS VERSION
10. "Dead Man Walking" (3:34)
MCM VERSION
10. "Servants of the Supreme Message" (4:56)

I will have to pre-order this time. Probably they do a different version for pre-orders like last time

I've never been a Mortification fan but someone really needs to sit down and half a talk with them about album titles.

HAHAHA I agree Kethdredd. And a talk about his vocals as well while someone is laying into him discussing titles.

I'll pass on this too. Mortification had a few good albums then just went to the crapper and never got out of it. The excrement is too thick and deep to swim out of now.

i won't pre order, but i'll pick it up later on.

kethdredd wrote:

I've never been a Mortification fan but someone really needs to sit down and half a talk with them about album titles.

......and come up w/something brillant like "Death Magic Doom!"

I thought the last Mort lp was very good, solid at the very least. So I'll be getting this one for sure.

Steve has an odd sense of humor, and that has a lot to do with the bizarre album titles.

I want to pre-order it just to have my name in the cd.

That would be cool to have your name in the inserts, but no way am I going to buy this now. I still need to catch up on some of the early albums.

Stender wrote:

That would be cool to have your name in the inserts, but no way am I going to buy this now. I still need to catch up on some of the early albums.

That would be challenging, since they change style on almost every single album. I would recommend Relentless first. But I like almost all of their albums except the Primitive album

powermacho wrote:

Stender wrote:

That would be cool to have your name in the inserts, but no way am I going to buy this now. I still need to catch up on some of the early albums.

That would be challenging, since they change style on almost every single album. I would recommend Relentless first. But I like almost all of their albums except the Primitive album

The morty records I have already are...

Scrolls of the megiloth
Blood world
Envision evangelene
Hammer of god
Primitive rhythm machine
Triumph of mercy

I really just want to get the other two death metal releases besides Scrolls at the moment, but I wouldnt mind owning the rest of em at some point...

I have them all, I like some more than others, but I wouldn't part w/any of 'em!

ultmetal wrote:

Steve has an odd sense of humor, and that has a lot to do with the bizarre album titles.

He didn't do that in the early days, they seemed to want to come across more serious...

Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Steve has an odd sense of humor, and that has a lot to do with the bizarre album titles.

He didn't do that in the early days, they seemed to want to come across more serious...

He's always had that odd sense of humor. Ever seen their first video?
They all were a bunch of dorks. LOL! However, you are correct, I think
when they were doing death metal they were striving for a more
"serious" vibe. However, there is no doubt that over the years, especially
after Steve's bout with leukemia, that his sense of humor has come to
the surfice. That's the reason you have songs like Daniel was Mosher,
and Noah was a Knower. Cheesy? Sure. But at the same time, it's suppose
to be. That's Steve. He rules!

Stender,
Morty really only release on true death metal album and that was
"Scrolls". Their first album rode a fence between death metal and
thrash metal. You can hear a big influence of bands like Coroner and
Kreator on that first album. With "Post Momentary Afflication" they
brought the trash element back, as well as some classic metal elements.
You'll hear some Manowar influences in that album.


Powermacho,
Why don't you like Primitive Rhythm Machine? While the production is a bit doddgy, the songs aren't bad at all IMO.

ultmetal wrote:

Troublezone wrote:

ultmetal wrote:

Steve has an odd sense of humor, and that has a lot to do with the bizarre album titles.

He didn't do that in the early days, they seemed to want to come across more serious...

He's always had that odd sense of humor. Ever seen their first video?
They all were a bunch of dorks. LOL! However, you are correct, I think
when they were doing death metal they were striving for a more
"serious" vibe. However, there is no doubt that over the years, especially
after Steve's bout with leukemia, that his sense of humor has come to
the surfice. That's the reason you have songs like Daniel was Mosher,
and Noah was a Knower. Cheesy? Sure. But at the same time, it's suppose
to be. That's Steve. He rules!

Stender,
Morty really only release on true death metal album and that was
"Scrolls". Their first album rode a fence between death metal and
thrash metal. You can hear a big influence of bands like Coroner and
Kreator on that first album. With "Post Momentary Afflication" they
brought the trash element back, as well as some classic metal elements.
You'll hear some Manowar influences in that album.


Powermacho,
Why don't you like Primitive Rhythm Machine? While the production is a bit doddgy, the songs aren't bad at all IMO.

I am a hardcore Mort fan, and I love all of their albums, even the
hardcore BLOODWORLD, and the Silver Chord is Served. But For some
reason I can't get into that album, It is probably because I am not a big Sepultura fan, and that makes me not wanting to listen to it, maybe I need to give it more spins
to like it

I'll pick this up. Probably won't pre-order it though.