Death "Human (Reissue)" 12"

Special edition repress with limited edition deluxe silver foil laminated jackets pressed on custom tri color merge with splatter. RELAPSE REISSUE PRESSING INFO: Twelfth Press 14195 x Bone White, Blue Jay and Metallic Gold Tri Color Merge with Bone White, Blue Jay and Metallic Gold Splatter Standard Gram Eleventh Press 5251 x Black Standard Gram Tenth Press 4951 x Black Standard Gram Ninth Press 8090 x Translucent Gold with Bone White Butterfly Wings and Aqua Blue, Red and Brown Splatter Standard Gram 2059 x Black Standard Gram Eighth Press 5000 x Clear with Bone White Pinwheels and Brown, Blood Red and Cyan Blue Splatter Standard Gram Seventh Press 1500 x Black Standard Gram Sixth Press 1200 x Black Standard Gram Fifth Press 2000 x Black Standard Gram Fourth Press 2100 x Black Standard Gram 200 x Black and Gold Merge with Red, Bone White and Bronze Splatter Standard Gram *Relapse.com Exclusive* Third Press 1000 x Black Standard Gram Second Press 1000 x Bone White and Bronze Merge Standard Gram *Relapse.com Exclusive* 300 x Black Standard Gram First Press 3800 x Black Standard Gram 500 x Metallic Gold Standard Gram *Retail Exclusive* (Not available through Relapse.com) 500 x Blood Red Standard Gram *European / Rough Trade Germany Exclusive* (Not available through Relapse.com) 500 x Black and Blood Red Merge Standard Gram *Relapse.com Exclusive* 300 x Clear with Blood Red, Bronze and Aqua Blue Splatter Standard Gram *Relapse.com Exclusive* 300 x Picture Disc *Relapse.com Exclusive* DEATH, the heavy metal institution founded, realized, and helmed by legendary guitarist Chuck Schuldiner, released the Individual Thought Patterns album (the follow-up to their watershed Human release) in 1993. Expectations were high following Human, but Schuldiner proved once again that he could rise to any occasion. Individual Thought Patterns further honed the forward-thinking and progressive direction birthed with Human, and included “The Philosopher”; arguably the best song to ever come from the world of extreme metal and to this date the most widely-recognized.