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 Scumdogs Of The Universe - GWAR
 Scumdogs Of The Universe - GWAR ... Metal Blade / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Salaminizer 2 Maggots 3 Sick Of You 4 Slaughterama 5 Years Without Light 6 King Queen 7 Horror Of Yig 8 Vlad The Impaler 9 Black And Huge 10 Love Surgery 11 Death Pod 12 Sexecutioner 13 Cool Place To Park Newest Review: ... on this second album follows something of a thrash metal direction that would be more fully realised later in their career, ... more ... but still retains enough hardcore punk influence from their past to keep it mean and gritty, reminiscent of bands such as Biohazard or Carnivore, but with even stupider lyrics.
The vocals of Oderus Urungus are instantly recognisable, gruff and overly masculine as he swears for shock value and little else throughout opener 'Salamanizer,' and it's only the distasteful rap crossover of songs like 'Slaughterama' that turns me off. Even though it's performed by a bunch of chauvinistic morons in stupid costumes pretendin...more |
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Scumdogs Of The Universe - GWAR: Scumdogs of the Universe (212 words)
by - written on 16/07/08 (Very useful, 15 readings)
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Gwar are unashamedly a band more concerned with image and shock value than actual musical quality, but unlike entirely gimmicky bands such as Slipknot, their music can actually be pretty damn good at times, especially in the early years. Gwar's early sound on this second album follows something of a thrash metal direction that would be more fully realised later in their career, but still retains enough hardcore punk influence from their past to keep it mean and gritty, reminiscent of bands such as Biohazard or Carnivore, but with even stupider lyrics. The vocals of Oderus Urungus are instantly recognisable, gruff and overly masculine as he swears for shock ... Read the complete review
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