M-16 (album)

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M-16
Studio album by Sodom
Released	22 October 2001
Recorded	Spiderhouse Studios, July–August, 2001
Genre	Thrash metal
Length	49:02
Label	Steamhammer
Producer	Harris Johns
Sodom chronology
Code Red (1999) M-16 (2001) One Night in Bangkok (2003)
Alternative Cover
Digipak Cover

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Rock Hard	[1]
BW&BK	[2]

M-16 is the tenth studio album by German thrash metal band Sodom, released on 22 October 2001 by Steamhammer Records. The album is a concept album about the Vietnam War and is named after the rifle used by many U.S. soldiers during the war.

Track listing[]

All tracks are written by Tom Angelripper, except where noted.

The digipak edition contains two tracks taken from the 1982 Witching Metal demo recording.

The intro sample in "Napalm in the Morning" is taken from the film Apocalypse Now. The sample in "Marines" is taken from Full Metal Jacket.

Personnel[]

Sodom

• Tom Angelripper - bass, vocals
• Bernd "Bernemann" Kost - guitars
• Bobby Schottkowski - drums

Production

• Axel Hermann - cover art
• Harris Johns - co-producer, mixing, recording
• Manfred Eisenblatter - photography

Charts[]

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