Build A Nation - Bad Brains

Description: Genre: Indie Rock & Punk - Hardcore / Artist: Bad Brains / Audio CD released 2007-06-25 at Megaforce / Disc #1 ... more

Build A Nation - Bad Brains ... Tracklisting
1 Give Thanks And Praise
2 Jah People Make the World Go Round
3 Pure Love
4 Natty Dreadlocks 'Pon the Mountain Top
5 Build a Nation
6 Expand Your Soul
7 Jah Love
8 Let There Be Angels (Just Like You)
9 Universal Peace
10 Roll On
11 Until Kingdom Comes
12 In the Beginning
13 Send You No Flowers
14 Peace Be Unto Thee

Newest Review: ... and this album jumps on this dichotomy by devoting over a third of its tracks to the latter style, which is a bit ... more

... disappointing if you're not into the reggae so much, and mainly saw it as a nice eccentric interlude between tracks on older releases. Also largely absent are H.R.'s formerly manic vocals, here relegated to a more traditional punk yell in punk rock songs that are still enjoyable, but sound oddly uninteresting for being so rooted in the sound of the past. Guitarist Dr. Know still gets plenty of chances to show off, such as the minute-long guitar squealing of 'Pure Love,' and the only real difference between this and the older ...more

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Build a Nation
Release Date: 2007 - 06 - 25, Audio CD, Megaforce

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Build A Nation - Bad Brains: Return of the Jah Punks (386 words)
by - written on 28/02/08 (Very useful, 25 readings)
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After thirty years of inconsistent, on-off releases and name changes, Bad Brains released their eighth album 'Build a Nation' to surprising mainstream success. Even without the benefit of having heard the transition albums in-between this and 1983's 'Rock for Light,' I was able to keep up to speed; mainly because this still sounds pretty much exactly the same, only a little less compelling. Bad Brains are probably best known for their oil-and-water mix of hardcore punk and reggae, and this album jumps on this dichotomy by devoting over a third of its tracks to the latter style, which is a bit disappointing if you're not into the reggae so much, and mainly saw ... Read the complete review