Maximum Violence
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| Maximum Violence | ||
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| Studio album by Six Feet Under | ||
| Released | July 13, 1999 | |
| Genre | Death metal | |
| Length | 37:13 | |
| Label | Metal Blade Records | |
| Six Feet Under chronology | ||
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| Warpath |
Maximum Violence |
Graveyard Classics |
Maximum Violence is Six Feet Under's fourth studio album. Maximum Violence contains fan favorites such as No Warning Shot, and Torture Killer, in which inspired the band Torture Killer.
[edit] Track listing
- Feasting on the Blood of the Insane - 4:32
- Bonesaw - 3:08
- Victim of the Paranoid - 3:06
- Short Cut to Hell - 3:12
- No Warning Shot - 3:05
- War Machine - 4:27
- Mass Murder Rampage - 3:10
- Brainwashed - 2:43
- Torture Killer - 2:43
- This Graveyard Earth - 3:27
- Hacked to Pieces - 3:40
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| Six Feet Under |
| Chris Barnes | Steve Swanson | Terry Butler | Greg Gall |
| Discography |
| Studio Albums: Haunted (1995) | Warpath (1997) | Maximum Violence (1999) | True Carnage (2001) Bringer of Blood (2003) | 13 (2005) | Commandment (2007) Cover Albums: Graveyard Classics (2000) | Graveyard Classics 2 (2004) Box Sets: Double Dead (2002) | Double Dead Redux (2003) | A Decade In The Grave (2005) EPs: Alive and Dead (1996) |
War Machine is a kiss cover
