EAC extraction logfile from 28. February 2009, 8:34 for CD
MORGOTH / Cursed

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Overread into Lead-In and Lead-Out : No

Used output format : F:\Kituri\utile\eac-0.95b4\MAC.EXE (Monkey's Audio Lossless Encoder)
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Delete leading and trailing silent blocks : No
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Filename J:\MORGOTH [1991-2006] [CD] Cursed [EAC-APE] by Metalistu' for [UnderTheSnow.Ru]\MORGOTH - Cursed.wav

Peak level 98.7 %
Range quality 99.9 %
CRC 439F38B1
Copy OK

No errors occured

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This is solid. Before Morgoth wandered into strange prog-death on Odium then to alterna-mallcore-techno on the wad of shit Feel Sorry for the Fanatic, they were a good death metal band. They used a bit of that weird Possessed riffing and the Beccarra "glass gargling" vocals, but these guys were quite a bizarre entity that made little sense to me.
And that's just why they're so good.
At times I feel I'm listening to Obituary, at others, early Death (Scream Bloody Gore or Leprosy). This is meant for crushing stuff, like bones and beer cans. Riffs can sometimes get technical, but never overyly technical. There's a melodic solo in "Unreal Imagination" and an acoustic intro to "Darkness," but that's as far as you're going to get. There's a really strong Black Sabbath/doom influence on here, especially the guitar tone and the middle section of "Sold Baptism." This has strong elements of both bands, but with a much darker sound and totally indecipherable vocals. Seriously, what is this guy singing about? If you watch the video for "Sold Baptism," which is equally bizarre and somewhat hilarious (not intentionally, I'm sure) you're going to be even more confused.