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Post CommentWas Jesse Pintado actually on this recording or not?
Napalm Death has always managed to sound different and "fresh" on their releases because they've had a f*cking revolving door of members. There isn't a single original lineup member on this record. When you don't have any original members, it's time to rename your band and stop pretending you're still the band that put out Scum.
One of my favorite bands of all time - ND consistantly puts out great records. To say they should change their name at this point is an outdated point to say the least - they've had essentially the same line-up for over 15 years. In some ways, it's the ONLY stable line-up the bands has ever had. They had dozens of different members prior to the Haromony Corruption album. Since then, though, they've only changed 1 members and lost 1 member. This line-up is as much as part of the Napalm Death
Buy the Vinyl, comes with two extra songs. posted by panzer ( ) on 9/18/2006 3:14:05 PM -------- I believe the digipak CD comes with the bonus tracks as well.
How NOT to construct a sentence: Ex. 1: "For a band to kick out such furious music as long as these guys have, I am almost in awe that Napalm Death still sounds relevant and continues to smash everything in their way." Ex. 2: To my ears, it sounds like the music keeps getting heavier with more time that goes by."
"Napalm Death has always managed to sound different and "fresh" on their releases because they've had a f*cking revolving door of members. There isn't a single original lineup member on this record. When you don't have any original members, it's time to rename your band and stop pretending you're still the band that put out Scum." -- The gay metal quasi-elitist response from somebody that tries to sound more "into it" than they actually are. Napalm Death had exactly one "original" member o
Great review, even greater cd. 16Tracks! Who does that nigga!
Napalm Death is like Gozer, it's whatever it wants to be.
this album is nice.. but, hey! try to listen to, Enemy Of The Music Business (2001), Order Of The Leech (2002), The Code Is Red...Long Live The Code (2005), and this last album.. these last 4 albums are just all equals! a band, has to renew AT LEAST every 2 cds.. but napalm death have played the same f*cking music for the last 5 years! i can't say that this is a creative band.. and there's a reason.. they're just.. old! 6.5/10
This band owns all your souls... so shut the f*ck up with "dey shuld change der name!" bull shit...
"When you don't have any original members, it's time to rename your band and stop pretending you're still the band that put out Scum." Hey, moron: there wasn't an original member on Scum, either. Who cares? The fact that none of the original members are still in the band simply means that they are an institution rather than a band -- that's pretty cool. "Hey, none of the original journalists are still at the New York Times anymore. They should stop writing about news." What a twat.
Saw them live once. Guitarist wore Turmoil T-shirt. Band owns.
f*cking amazing album... I must have listened to this about 15 times since I first heard it. Picked up The Chode is Red... and i'll definitely be buying this. Oh, and Cory: even if they change members, there's still no denying the greatness of this CD.
'Scum' was shit. New one is okay. Bored already.
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