- Audio CD (3 Oct 2000)
- Number of Discs: 1
- Format: Import
- Label: Priority Records
- ASIN: B000050XUC
- Other Editions: Audio CD | Audio Cassette
- Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars See all reviews (8 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 1,296,284 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)
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Track Listings
| 1. Brotherly Love |
| 2. Pushing Me |
| 3. I Can't Die |
| 4. Fallout |
| 5. Thanks For Nothing |
| 6. Inches From The Mainline |
| 7. No More Faith |
| 8. Stick It Up |
| 9. Why |
| 10. B**** Slap |
| 11. Kafka Bug |
| 12. Leader Of Losers |
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
Another band vying for KoRn's spot, just another bunch of fake wannabes? No way, Slaves on Dope are the real deal and should be taken very seriously. These guys hail from the nether regions of Canada and are the biggest secret Canada's underground has ever harboured. The four piece have been exceptionally lucky in their career and have progressed without massive exposure. One name, Ozzy Osbourne. It says it all, Ozzy signed these guys to his Divine label and liked their music so much he let them open the stage on OZZFest in 1999. Despite of this the band has avoided big mistakes. The Slaves have a strong fan base in most of America nad should hit Europe like a storm if they ever get over here. The music itself is totally mind blowing. the excellent bass line and strong vocals and lyrics are the base of the band. The exceptional wall of sound that hits you when you press play just makes you want to start moshing, even on your own! Aggressive lyrics tell us this is a very peeved band and they write about some interesting stuff, Illegal Immigration, Tag along bands and Drug addiction to name a few. Their cover of Black Sabbath favourite "War Pigs" (not on this album) shows that even old dogs can learn new tricks as it gets a great re-vamp. If anyone was to pick up this CD who was in to the likes of KoRn, Deftones and to a further extent most nu metal, then they would be shocked at how such a unrecognised band can be so good. Songs that hit you from the album more than the others (I can assure you each song is killer and no filler) are "Pushing Me" (a raging metal song which bursts in after the intro), "Stick it Up" (An obviously aggressive song with a very comendable shout along chorus) and finally "Leader of Losers" (with the unforgetable angst line of "Don't tell me / How to Live My Life"). Slaves should go far and if Ozzy ever remebers there's a market in Europe he'll send them packing over here to excite, rock, impress and totally blow away anyone who is not tone deaf.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This album is the best I have. It's totally heavy and everyone who likes Slipknot/Dimmu Borgir/Underule/any other no-name metal band should check this out. Totally underated (bit cut short on lyrical-genius in Thanks For Nothin').
Format:Audio CD
This is an incredible album! A must have if you're into metal music! The singer is incredible! Another band to here if you like these guys are Scars Of Life, who are actually better so tell evryone about them, but this album is I-N-S-A-N-E!!!!!
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Just buy this album
Fantastic...absolutely fantastic. I adore this album...and am looking forward to their next album (launched in June 2003).
Any fan of alt-metal will enjoy this album. Read more
Published on 1 May 2003 by Mrs. K. Clegg
Same old songs, different people
quite a good album. if you've got korn, slipknot, deftones and disturbed's albums then you've already got this album but with different lyrics. Read more
Published on 23 Feb 2001 by glyn_beynon@hotmail.com
repetive
Not much to say about this apart that every song sounds the same as the one before. There are no highlights in this album. Basically it is very bland.
Published on 3 Feb 2001 by toby@tkoch.freeserve.co.uk
Another day, another boring nu-metal album
This band are another band who have an subscription to the 'how to be a nu-metal band' handbook. Everything about this band screams unoriginality and clichés; the name, the... Read more
Published on 23 Jan 2001 by robjphat@yahoo.com
A great cd
Well, i was'nt expecting much of this cd when i picked it up but by golly! a great and highly underated band. Read more
Published on 5 Jan 2001
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