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Kreator - Pleasure to Kill
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Pleasure to Kill

Kreator

Type:
Full-length
Release date:
April 1st, 1986
Catalog ID:
N 0037
Label:
Noise Records
Format:
12" vinyl (33⅓ RPM)
Reviews:
29 reviews (avg. 83%)
Side A
1. Choir of the Damned 00:46   instrumental
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2. Ripping Corpse 03:36   Show lyrics
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3. Death Is Your Saviour 03:58   Show lyrics
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4. Pleasure to Kill 04:11   Show lyrics
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5. Riot of Violence 04:56   Show lyrics
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Side B
6. The Pestilence 06:58   Show lyrics
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7. Carrion 04:48   Show lyrics
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8. Command of the Blade 03:57   Show lyrics
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9. Under the Guillotine 04:38   Show lyrics
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  37:48  
Band members
Mille Vocals (tracks 2, 4, 6, 7, 9), Guitars
Rob Bass
Ventor Vocals (tracks 3, 5, 8), Drums
Miscellaneous staff
Fred Baumgart Photography
Harris Johns Engineering, Producer, Recording
Phil Lawvere Artwork
Mike Trengert (R.I.P. 2013) Photography
Mille Petrozza Remastering
Jürgen Crasser Remastering
Maren Kumpe Layout
Karl-U. Walterbach Executive producer
Mille Vocals (tracks 2, 4, 6, 7, 9), Guitars
Rob Bass
Ventor Vocals (tracks 3, 5, 8), Drums
Fred Baumgart Photography
Harris Johns Engineering, Producer, Recording
Phil Lawvere Artwork
Mike Trengert (R.I.P. 2013) Photography
Mille Petrozza Remastering
Jürgen Crasser Remastering
Maren Kumpe Layout
Karl-U. Walterbach Executive producer
Read Dynamic but a tad horizontal 67% Annable Courts November 20th, 2022
Read Not so much a pleasure to... 40% mandeeparora April 16th, 2022
Read Kreator: Pleasure To Kill 98% MetalManiaCometh July 27th, 2021
Read Kreator II : Pleasure to Kill 89% DanielG06 April 29th, 2021
Read It's good, but... 70% deathmetal69_ January 1st, 2020
Read The Pleasure That Could... 73% bayern August 9th, 2017
Read Between Seven Churches and... 98% TrooperEd January 22nd, 2017
Read Milestone 90% Felix 1666 January 6th, 2017
Read Best extreme thrash album 94% gasmask_colostomy September 13th, 2016
Read Pleasure to Kill 95% ballcrushingmetal December 20th, 2015
Read Most Brutal Thrash Album 99% Commisaur April 4th, 2013
Read Ripping Uber-Thrash, But It... 83% Metal_Jaw April 12th, 2012
Read Tasting the blood from your... 93% autothrall January 7th, 2011
Read ‘Old School’ does not... 20% matt85210 April 4th, 2010
Read Kreationism and Intelligent... 93% Kruel July 22nd, 2009
Read Raw, ugly, unpolished...... 84% s4rcophagus April 10th, 2009
Read Gone Thrashin' Chapter 4:... 90% Empyreal February 4th, 2009
Read A Struggle of Ideas in my... 84% CHRISTI_NS_ANITY8 November 18th, 2008
Read Unmemorable and overblown 40% Tymell January 10th, 2008
Read Amazing Teutonic Thrash 90% bayareashredder September 16th, 2007
Read Fourth place album. 85% morbert August 29th, 2007
Read Pleasure to (insert witty... 65% devilX January 8th, 2007
Read Ripping Corpse ATTAAACK! 89% Grant September 24th, 2005
Read Prepare to Die!!! 100% ict1523 July 24th, 2005
Read The best Thrash album ever! 100% Werewolf April 25th, 2005
Read RIOT OF VIOLENCE 86% Cedric November 30th, 2004
Read Await death by the blade! 92% Nightcrawler November 10th, 2004
Read THRASH ESSENTIAL - If you... 100% NightOfTheRealm May 22nd, 2004
Read Destroy all who oppose!!! 91% UltraBoris December 1st, 2002

While some sources have stated that November 1st is the release date, other information has proven it to have been earlier than that in the year 1986.

Official music video (made in 2017 in the context of a re-release):
- Pleasure to Kill.

Mille was notably inspired by the film Faces of Death (1978) during writing/recording. He claims that every song on the album is concerning a different way to die.

Michael Wulf was in the band for a few days and didn't play on the album, despite him getting credit.

Includes printed inner sleeve.

First album to feature the band's unnamed demon "mascot" on the front cover.

The intro track "Choir of the Damned" runs for 0:46 on the original issues of the album and only in this CD version. An extended version running for 1:39 was introduced on all other CDs versions and the 2000 reissues (as well as all subsequent reissues).

Recording information:

Recorded at Musiclab Studio, Berlin, 1986.
Mastered at Studio-Nord-Breman, Germany.

Identifiers:

Barcode: 4 006030 000375
Matrix / Runout (Side A, stamped): N 0037-A
Matrix / Runout (Side A, hand-etched): Digital Mastering by SNB
Matrix / Runout (Side B, stamped): N 0037-B
Matrix / Runout (Side B, hand-etched): Digital Mastering by SNB
Rights Society: GEMA
Label Code: LC 9066

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