Shitfun by Autopsy, album cover
Album

Shitfun

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Also cited3 July 1995

Shitfun is the fourth studio album by Autopsy, the death metal band behind Severed Survival, Mental Funeral and Acts of the Unspeakable. It came out on Peaceville on 12 September 1995, with a UK and European release dated 3 July 1995.

The record is the last Autopsy album of the 1990s era, and a long gap follows it: the band's next studio album, Macabre Eternal, did not arrive until 2011. That makes Shitfun a useful marker for anyone tracing the group's story, sitting at the close of their first run before the later revival. It was reissued in 2003 with ten bonus live tracks, which is worth knowing about if you want some concert material alongside the original album.

Shitfun: tracklist and credits

21 tracks · 55:38

Tracklist

  1. 1Deathmask2:49
  2. 2Humiliate Your Corpse3:28
  3. 3Fuckdog0:42
  4. 4Praise the Children3:41
  5. 5The Birthing2:12
  6. 6Shiteater2:33
  7. 7Formaldehigh0:52
  8. 8I Sodomize Your Corpse3:40
  9. 9Geek4:07
  10. 10Brain Damage1:17
  11. 11Blood Orgy3:24
  12. 12No More Hate2:02
  13. 13Grave Violators4:47
  14. 14Maim Rape Kill Rape5:04
  15. 15I Shit on Your Grave0:42
  16. 16An End to the Misery1:13
  17. 17The 24 Public Mutilations3:10
  18. 18Bathe in Fire1:42
  19. 19Bowel Ripper1:11
  20. 20Burnt to a Fuck3:46
  21. 21Excremental Ecstasy3:16
Produced by
Autopsy, Jonathan Burnside, Tim Daly
Recorded at
Razor's Edge San Francisco, California
Recorded
29 November to 9 December 1994
Label
Peaceville
Length
55:38

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SourceDateNote
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Wikipedia infobox12 September 1995
Wikidata12 September 1995
UK / Europe release3 July 1995earliest UK or European date
4 editions
DateCountryLabelBarcodeKind
—XWPeaceville801056704924other
3 July 1995GBPeaceville5020157104920original
2003GBPeaceville801056704924other
2012GBPeaceville801056838315other
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