Just like all their other albums, a complete masterpiece. Every song is amazing and has something special about it. All the members have an incredible amount of talent. This is an amazing CD.

P.S Children of Bodom are not death metal. Morbid Angel is death metal. Children of Bodom are Heavy Metal.

These guys rock the guitar playing by their lead guitarist Alexi is awesome the riffs and the solos wow, these guys are great my favourite song would have to be Hatebreeder though all their songs are awesome truly one HELL of a band if you are into metal then i suggest you go pick this album up cos its fantastic.It would be money well spent.

The dueling guitar/keyboard solo on 'Hatebreeder' itself is worth the money. Along with that, 'Warheart', 'Bed of Razors', 'Black Widow', and 'Downfall' are also ass-kicking songs.

All it took for me to fall madly in love with this Finnish f_ckers was a sample off of Follow The Reaper's 'Hate Me!'. Been listening for three years and my only regrets are that I didn't find out about the Boys of Bodom sooner!

being only owning hatecrew deathroll for about six months and not owning any other cob albums, it was only natural id venture off into their other works. i was completely blown away by HCDR and was again blown away by hatebreeder.

this album is...i cant even explain it. this is so good. i thought it would be hard to over come HCDR, but i was wrong. this is by far better than that. this is more melodic, but yet more brutal. its hard to say exactly what it is, but i think i just told you the best way you can describe it.

my advise to you is to buy this album as soon as possible. after listening to this, it becomes clear to me that cob is a very important band that will probly stay with me forever. and has greatly changed my guitar style from such metallica-styled solos to more like these less tapping and melodic, yet brutal solos. trully a masterpiece.

i also recomend HCDR, because thats awesome as well.

I never thought I'd end up listening to music as hilariously evil as this. I guess if you're hardcore and into Satanism, then by all means, skip this disc, since it seems no one likes it. It ain't evil, but it dips its metallic toes into the springs of classical music and baroque just enough to pique my curiosity.

I find humor in this music. This was my first album of theirs that a friend got me into. After a year, I bought "Something Wild" and then "Follow the Reaper," and I still think their "Green Album" is far superior to both albums as a whole. (Please note that "Follow" is more mature in compositional style.)

"Hatebreeder" is not a collection of songs. It's an opus, each song a movement.

WWWWHHHHHHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!!

I don't mind that I can't understand a single thing he's saying. It's like listening to German punkrock.