M-16 (album)
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| Studio album by Sodom | ||
| Released | 2001 | |
| Genre | Thrash metal | |
| Length | 49:02 | |
| Label | Steamhammer | |
| Sodom chronology | ||
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| Code Red (1999) |
M-16 (2001) |
One Night in Bangkok (2003) |
M-16 is an album by the German thrash metal band Sodom. The album is a concept album about the Vietnam War and is named after the rifle used by many US soldiers during the Vietnam War.
[edit] Track listing
- "Among the Weirdcong"
- "I Am the War"
- "Napalm in the Morning"
- "Minejumper"
- "Genocide"
- "Little Boy"
- "M-16"
- "Lead Injection"
- "Cannon Fodder"
- "Marines"
- "Surfin' Bird" (Cover: The Trashmen)
The digipak edition contains two tracks taken from the 1982 Witching Metal demo recording:
- "Witching Metal" 3:10 (Bonus)
- "Devil's Attack" 3:12 (Bonus)
The intro sample from "Napalm in the Morning" is taken from the movie Apocalypse Now. The sample from "Marines" is taken from the movie Full Metal Jacket.
[edit] Credits
- Tom Angelripper - Bass/Vocals
- Bernemann - Guitars
- Bobby Schottkowski - Drums
| Sodom |
| Tom Angelripper | Bobby Schottkowski | Bernemann |
| Discography |
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| Studio albums: Obsessed by Cruelty | Persecution Mania | Agent Orange | Better off Dead | Tapping the Vein | Get What You Deserve | Masquerade in Blood | 'Til Death Do Us Unite | Code Red | M-16 | Sodom |
| Compilations: In the Sign of Evil | Expurse of Sodomy | Ausgebombt | The Saw Is the Law | Aber Bitte mit Sahne |
| Compilations and tributes: Ten Black Years | Homage to the Gods |
| Live albums: Mortal Way of Live | Marooned Live | One Night in Bangkok |
| Videography |
| DVD: Lords of Depravity Part I |
