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1 Tell Me 2 Minds Are Controlled 3 Indifferent 4 Broken Will 5 Rabid Dogs 6 L.S. 7 Rednekkk 8 Co-Exist 9 Excluded 10 Dark Thoughts 11 Poison Planet 12 What? 13 Negative Outlook 14 Positive Outlook 15 No Drunk 16 College Town 17 Not Safe 18 Eye for an Eye 19 Nothing's Gonna Change 20 Eye for an Eye (Mike Singing) 21 Center of the World (Mike Singing) 22 Citizen (Mike Singing) 23 Not for Me (Mike Singing) 24 What (?) (Mike Singing) 25 Negative Outlook (Mike Singing) Newest Review: ... While I respect its vitriol and energetic performance, the truth is that it's really not that pleasant to listen to, ... more |
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Eye for an Eye (+6 Songs with Mike Singing)
Release Date: 1990 - 10 - 25, Audio CD, Caroline Last Update 01.12.2009 05:49
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by - written on 23/05/08 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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Originating from the brood of hardcore punk bands experimenting with heavy metal crossover, Corrosion of Conformity's debut album is really quite a nasty piece of work for 1983, predating the likes of Biohazard and Carnivore and even the thrash metal boom of the mid to late eighties. While I respect its vitriol and energetic performance, the truth is that it's really not that pleasant to listen to, seemingly regurgitating the same style of guitar riff over and over as Eric Eycke growls horribly behind it. This is clearly the sound of a band with something to say, but lacking a solid focus at this point in their career. The songs are so short as to occasionally ... Read the complete review
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