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 Dealing With It - DRI
 Dealing With It - DRI ... Snap2 Marriage 3 Counter Attack 4 Nursing Home Blues 5 Give My Taxes Back 6 Equal People 7 Bail Out 8 Evil Minds 9 I'd Rather Be Sleeping 10 Yes Ma'am 11 God Is Broke 12 I Don't Need Society 13 Explorer 14 On My Way Home 15 Argument The War 16 Slit My Wrists Newest Review: ... a range of topics and even including a genuine recording of a disappointingly amiable argument between Kurt Brecht and his ... more ... father over the volume the band is playing at while he's trying to relax after work. Parents, huh?
Despite being hardcore punk of the fastest variety, this isn't as off-puttingly violent as bands like Agnostic Front or similarly crossover thrash bands such as Biohazard. With its approachable vocals and memorable guitars (when they're not just going flat-out), this remains approachable while still being authentically gritty. At twenty-five (mostly short) tracks, there's commendable variety on here, even if the lengt...more |
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Dealing With It
Release Date: 2004 - 09 - 19, Audio CD, Rotten Last Update 20.12.2009 05:41
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Dealing With It - DRI: Dealing With It! (254 words)
by - written on 30/06/08 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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The second album of youth angst from hardcore punk band D.R.I. adopts a greater thrash metal influence than its predecessor, but really this is only evident in Spike Cassidy's heavier guitar riffs in the few songs that exceed a minute or so in length. For the most part, this is fast, angry, slightly screechy punk, covering a range of topics and even including a genuine recording of a disappointingly amiable argument between Kurt Brecht and his father over the volume the band is playing at while he's trying to relax after work. Parents, huh? Despite being hardcore punk of the fastest variety, this isn't as off-puttingly violent as bands like Agnostic Front or ... Read the complete review
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