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English translation:
On the occasion of the twentieth anniversary of the album's release, we go back to 2001 and Sodom's tenth album - "M-16". This album is for sure one of the most famous from this group, next to "Agent Orange" and "In the Sign of Evil". "M-16" is a concept album that is all about the Vietnam War and all its horrors, providing a very anti-war message. Sodom, already after so many years of playing back then, still didn't lose their claw and recorded an album not only strong, but also sounding great and containing very catchy tunes (even hits!), such as "Napalm in the Mourning" (with the beginning taken from "Apocalypse Now"), the title "M-16" and "Marines" with a catchy chorus - "Marines! They are fighting for you! Marines!". There were also tracks, where we are hit by riffs typical of the band that say - "Yes! This is Sodom!". Examples are "Minejumper", "Genocide" or even "Cannon Fodder" - each one is a real killer. This album is also an incredible coherence of aesthetics and visual aspects, starting with a very meaningful cover, ending with photos of the band in war gear in the scenery of the Vietnamese jungle and villages. It all adds up to a truly amazing record and genuinely one of the best albums Sodom have ever made. In order to properly commemorate and recall this album, BMG and the band prepared a vinyl and compact reissue of the "M-16". As for the vinyl, we get a double orange LP with a gatefold cover and envelopes decorated with lyrics and photos of the group. Unfortunately, there is no booklet, poster or any inserts, which always enriches this type of edition. However, I have no to complain about the CD. Here we get a solid digibook with a rich booklet. I cannot say anything wrong about the sound either. The reissue is solid and I can recommend it to you with a clear conscience, I am very pleased with how it turned out in general. The CD version is a must, while the vinyl is recommended to the die-hard fans.