- Audio CD (14 Aug 2000)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Mans Ruin
- ASIN: B000004879
- Other Editions: Audio CD
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 686,526 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Sick |
| 2. Straight |
| 3. Out |
| 4. No Soul |
| 5. Can't See |
| 6. Body Bomb |
| 7. Test Of Faith |
| 8. Swim |
| 9. 4 Sticks |
| 10. Empty Cartridge |
| 11. Get Off My Back |
| 12. Special Guest Appearance |
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A Dirty Noisy Xmas
12 Mar 2003
Format:Audio CD
Sounds just like they did live. Great for the come down, this will make you grit your teeth till your gums bleed. Technically not perfect, but who needs good production with atmosphere like this? Christmas never felt this dirty, the ultimate in crusty noisecore.
Redressing the imbalance
11 Aug 2000
Format:Audio CD
After TS Hunter's 'review' I felt obliged to redress the balance. But by the time I got back I found Dan Henk had done it for me. The 'lost' opening on Test My Faith (due, apparently, to an ill-timed tape change) and the messy closing 'Mystery Guest' track are only reasons I haven't given this five stars. On all other levels, this album kicks much head: the bulldozing opener Sick, the double-speed treatment of No Soul, the hammer assault of 4 Sticks - all are priceless. And the absolute killer version of Straight is worth the purchase price alone. Buy now.
Dan Henk
19 July 2000
Format:Audio CD
This is a band whose influence is far more prominent than the band itself. NYC noise pioneers, this trio's signature sound is a heavy, bludgeoning groove punctuated by piercing noise. The lyrics are full of bitterness and disgust. Thick and pounding, the mostly slow to mid tempo music virtually pioneered the current "sludge" sound, yet remains far above the slew of present day Sabbath cover bands. This is a live album featuring most of their best songs. How could you go wrong with that? Listen to the version of sick on this album and discover the true power of an excellent song that was marred by weak production on their recent relapse debut. Essential.
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