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Released
  
October 31, 2000

Dahmer (2000)
  
Murder Metal (2003)

Release date
  
31 October 2000

Producer
  
Neil Kernon

Length
  
51:57

Artist
  
Macabre

Label
  
FONO LTD

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Recorded
  
Village Productions, Tornillo, TX, September 9–22, 1999

Genres
  
Death metal, Heavy metal, Grindcore, Thrash metal

Similar
  
Macabre albums, Heavy metal albums

Dahmer is a concept album by American grindcore/death metal band Macabre about Jeffrey Dahmer released in 2000. The songs comprise a biography of the life of Jeffrey Dahmer; therefore they are in chronological order.

Contents

Macabre dog guts


Track listing

  1. "Dog Guts" – 3:15
  2. "Hitchhiker" – 3:30
  3. "In the Army Now" – 1:29
  4. "Grandmother's House" – 2:27
  5. "Blood Bank" – 2:17
  6. "Exposure" – 2:15
  7. "Ambassador Hotel" – 3:52
  8. "How 'Bout Some Coffee" – 1:58
  9. "Bath House" – 1:53
  10. "Jeffrey Dahmer and the Chocolate Factory" – 1:01
  11. "Apartment 213" – 2:38
  12. "Drill Bit Lobotomy" – 1:39
  13. "Jeffrey Dahmer Blues" – 2:28
  14. "McDahmers" – 1:30
  15. "Into the Toilet with You" – 1:43
  16. "Coming to Chicago" – 1:36
  17. "Scrub a Dub Dub" – 3:23
  18. "Konerak" – 1:51
  19. "Media Circus" – 0:22
  20. "Temple of Bones" – 1:39
  21. "Trial" – 2:04
  22. "Do the Dahmer" – 1:35
  23. "Baptized" – 1:31
  24. "Christopher Scarver" – 2:23
  25. "Dahmer's Dead" – 0:33
  26. "The Brain" – 1:17

Influences

Several songs take the tune of popular American songs and attach different lyrics to them:

  • When Johnny Comes Marching Home (In the Army Now)
  • Over the River and Through the Wood (Grandmother's House)
  • Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Jeffrey Dahmer and the Chocolate Factory)

    • Many of the songs also allude to aspects of American popular culture, examples being how "McDahmers" refers to the McDonald's Corporation and its use of McWords as well as its former slogan of being "a happy place".

    Credits

  • Corporate Death - Guitars, Vocals
  • Nefarious - Bass, Vocals
  • Dennis The Menace - Drums
  • Neil Kernon - Production

    • Songs

    1Dog Guts3:15
    2Hitchhiker3:30
    3In the Army Now1:29

    References

    Dahmer (album) Wikipedia
    (Text) CC BY-SA


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