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 Tales From The B-side - Biohazard
 Tales From The B-side - Biohazard ... / Disc #1 Tracklisting1 Three Point Back 2 Falling 3 Sumptin' To Prove 4 Slam 5 Beaten 6 How It Is 7 Sadman 8 Enslaved 9 Judgment Night 10 Inhale 11 Piece Of Mind 12 Shades Of Grey 13 Punishment Newest Review: ... the craving in a way that 'New World Disorder' entirely failed to. 'Sumptin' to Prove' is my favourite song here, partly ... more ... because of the title, as I enjoy pondering the scenario in which the band explained their desire to have a song with "Sumptin" in the title, and presumably had to spell it for whoever was writing the CD inlay cover, but which said person felt the need to correctly punctuate with an apostrophe in spite of the whole thing being a stupid, non-existent word. It's a fun song as well, very fast and of poor sound quality just the way punk should be.
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Tales from the B-Side
Release Date: 2002 - 02 - 25, Audio CD, Renegade Last Update 07.12.2009 06:04
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Tales From The B-side - Biohazard: Sumptin' from the Archives (365 words)
by - written on 16/02/08 (Very useful, 14 readings)
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With the deteriorating quality of Biohazard releases, it's not a good sign that a B-sides collection is the strongest albums of their later years. Released in 2001, there's a mix of tracks here that evidently span the band's ten-year-plus career, from early demos rooted in their original punk style to remixes of their more recent rap collaborations. As a punk fan it's the former style that interests me the most, and there's enough material here to satisfy the craving in a way that 'New World Disorder' entirely failed to. 'Sumptin' to Prove' is my favourite song here, partly because of the title, as I enjoy pondering the scenario in which the band explained ... Read the complete review
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