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Pig Destroyer Live at CBGB
Live at CBGB Saturday the 3rd of June 2000 New York, NY In support of Cattle Press, Discordance Axis, and Disassociate doing a three way release. Distraught, The Dillinger Escape Plan were also billed. This is the show where J.R. continues audibly screaming the lyrics to the song "Forgotten Child", after the mic breaks. He wears a TOOL shirt. Set List 1 - Intro 2 - Blonde Prostitute 3 - White Sand 4 - Patterns Of Failure 5 - Deflower 6 - Treblinka 7 - Hymn (?) 8 - Forgotten Child 9 - Under The Fingernails 10 - Rejection Fetish 11 - Dark Satellites 12 - Oven (Melvins Cover) 13 - 16:40 - I dunno 14 - 18:20 - Yellow Line Transfer J.R. Hayes: Vocals Scott Hull: Guitar Brian Harvey: Drums
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This release captures the raw energy of Pig Destroyer performing live at the legendary CBGB music club in New York City. It showcases the band's signature blend of blistering grindcore and intense death metal, delivering a powerful and uncompromising set. The performance highlights their aggressive sound and visceral stage presence, offering a glimpse into their early live shows.
Critical Reception
As a live album from an underground extreme metal band, critical reception is primarily within niche music publications and fan communities. It is generally regarded as a solid representation of Pig Destroyer's live performance during that era, appreciated for its authentic sound and intensity.
What Reviewers Say
A ferocious and unadulterated live document of Pig Destroyer's extreme sound.
Captures the chaotic intensity of a Pig Destroyer performance with raw audio fidelity.
Essential for fans seeking to experience the band's early live prowess.
Google audience: Audience reviews for this live album tend to focus on its authenticity and raw power, praising its ability to convey the band's aggressive energy. Fans appreciate it as a historical artifact and a testament to Pig Destroyer's intense live shows.
Fun Fact
Pig Destroyer's 'Live at CBGB' album was recorded at the legendary New York City club just months before its eventual closure in 2006, making it a historical document of both the band and the venue.
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