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The Caitiff Choir
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0824953007523
Format: Limited Edition
Label: Trustkill Records
Manufacturer: Trustkill Records
Number Of Discs: 2
Publisher: Trustkill Records
Release Date: March 21, 2006
Studio: Trustkill Records
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Editorial Review:
On March 21, 2006 all of It Dies Today's fans will get a treat. Their debut album "The Caitiff Choir" has been remixed by Eric Rachel (Atreyu, God Forbid) and remastered by Dave Collins (Queens Of The Stone Age, No Doubt) and packaged with all new artwork. The album comes with 7 bonus songs including the re-recorded versions of their "Forever Scorned" EP, as well as their Depeche Mode cover of "Enjoy The Silence", for a total of 18 songs! Also included with this LIMITED EDITION version is a bonus DVD which includes their videos for: A Threnody For Modern Romance (VIDEO), Severed Ties Yield Severed Heads (VIDEO), and Enjoy The Silence (VIDEO), as well as behind-the-scenes footage of all 3, compiled and edited by Darren Doane.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - A decent remix but an incredible EP redone
The first review sums up the differences in the original album, mainly the thicker bottom end and bass drum tone (which I personally think sounds much better), but the ending to defeatism is a HUGE mistake. I bought this album for the re-recordings of Forever Scorned, and didn't know about the new production on the rest until I listened to it, but it's worth it for the EP. I'm not one who purchases CDs often, but I bought both the original Caitiff Choir when it was released and this, if that tells ... Read More
Rating: - IDT Remixed - Good, Interesting, but Original is Superior
There's only a 5% difference, but it's a big 5% - it forces me to call this a Remix Album. The album, overall, is more pristine, has a lower bottom-end, fatter drums, the vocals are brought forward and given heavy harmonic overdub. Where the original was more compressed and processed, ala Slipknot's self-titled (both albums mastered perfectly), this version is more raw, ala early Unearth and Bleeding Through. The boys sound fantastic raw, but it is raw, and you need to know that. Although it sounds ... Read More
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