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 State Of The World Address - Biohazard
Description: Genre: Hard Rock & Metal - Heavy Metal / Artist: Biohazard / Explicit Lyrics / Audio CD released 1994-05-02 at Warner / ... more  State Of The World Address - Biohazard ... Disc #1 Tracklisting1 State Of The World Address 2 Down For Life 3 What Makes Us Tick 4 Tales From The Hard Side 5 How It Is 6 Remember 7 Five Blocks To The Subway 8 Each Day 9 Failed Territory 10 Lack There Of 11 Pride 12 Human Animal 13 Cornered 14 Love Denied Newest Review: ... album for those who dislike hip hop in general, as a guest performance from the guy from Cypress Hill who opens 'Tales from ... more ... the Hard Side' by declaring that he is indeed the guy from Cypress Hill, not to mention the similarly overlong rap intro of 'Five Blocks to the Subway,' only end up reminding me of some of the reasons I've never enjoyed hip hop, which is weird as I expected its influence here to be more from the heart.
The best songs for rock fans are the heavier offerings such as 'Down for Life' and 'What Makes Us Tick,' which respectively remind of eighties thrash bands Anthrax and Testament, and are excellent fusions of punk-thrash....more |
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State Of The World Address - Biohazard: The Earth Will Be Safe When We're All Dead (382 words)
by Frankingsteins - written on 16/02/08 (Very useful, 17 readings)
Rating:
Opening with the self-important declaration "It's the State of the World Address, motherf--" it was immediately obvious that Biohazard's third album wasn't going to be entirely my cup of tea. On the positive side, there's an increase in the thrash metal influence that comes along with the greater rap elements, and the whole thing is a lot more successfully fused than previously, properly defining the band's sound for the first time. On the negative side, this really isn't an album for those who dislike hip hop in general, as a guest performance from the guy from Cypress Hill who opens 'Tales from the Hard Side' by declaring that he is indeed the guy from ...
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