1. Devoured by Vermin - 3:12
2. Mummified in Barbed Wire - 3:09
3. Perverse Suffering - 4:14
4. Disfigured - 3:47
5. Bloodlands - 4:21
6. Puncture Wound Massacre - 1:41
7. Relentless Beating - 2:14
8. Absolute Hatred - 3:05
9. Eaten from Inside - 3:43
10. Orgasm Through Torture - 3:41
11. Monolith - 4:23
12. Perverse Suffering [DVD][Live][*] -
13. Stripped, Raped and Strangled [DVD][Live][*] -
14. Covered with Sores [DVD][Live][*] -
15. Monolith [DVD][Live][*] -
16. Addicted to Vaginal Skin [DVD][Live][*] -
17. Force Fed Broken Glass [DVD][Live][*] -
18. Fucked with a Knife [DVD][Live][*] -
19. Gutted [DVD][Live][*] -
20. Bloodlands [DVD][Live][*] -
21. Shredded Humans [DVD][Live][*] -
22. Staring Through the Eyes of the Dead [DVD][Live][*] -
23. A Skull Full of Maggots [DVD][Live][*] -
24. Devoured by Vermin [DVD][Live][*] -
25. Hammer Smashed Face [DVD][Live][*] -
26. Pulverized [DVD][Live][*] -
27. Puncture Wound Massacre [DVD][Live][*] -
28. Mummified in Barbed Wire [DVD][Live][*] -
29. Orgasm Through Torture [DVD][Live][*] -

Editorial Reviews:

Released on Metal Blade in 1996, Vile is the first Cannibal Corpse recording to feature vocalist George "Corpsegrinder" Fisher. The band had built up a considerable following within the death metal community, and that success continued as Fisher brought a vocal dynamism and character that livened up the band's six-year-old sound. Fisher's ability to match the musical intensity and rhythm of Vile's more complicated assemblages of riffs created a more sophisticated yet equally tortuous essence. Both the album art and song titles -- while gruesome to the extreme -- were somewhat toned down when compared to earlier Cannibal Corpse efforts. The bandmembers might have been put off by so many accusations of novelty, and intent on proving their worth as musicians. Vile demonstrates a commitment to musical growth: Tracks like "Devoured by Vermin" and "Bloodlands" feature more complex, focused, and just plain interesting musical ideas as well as precise execution. Fans of death metal who haven't yet discovered Cannibal Corpse would be wise to give Vile an open-minded listen, in order to understand how this group has managed to pull off thousands of successful shows and maintain such a rabid following. [The 2007 edition included an additional DVD of bonus material.] ~ Vincent Jeffries, All Music Guide